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{{*HTML*}}? ?下面有3篇短文每篇短文后有5道题每题后面有4个选项清仔细阅读短文并根据短文回答其后面的问题从4个选项中选择1个最佳答案{{B}}第一篇{{/B}} ??{{B}}????? ????????BenefitsofEducating Girl{{/B}}??Thebenefitsofeducatinggirlsarenumerous--to individualgirlsbothwhentheyareyoungandwhentheybecomeadultwomento theirfuturefamiliesandtosocietyaswhole.Educationenableswomento contributemorefullytothesocialandeconomicdevelopmentoftheirsocieties. Agirl’seducationisalsoaninvestmentinfuturegenerations.Themore educatedamotheristhemorelikelyareherchildren--particularlyher daughters--torollandstayinschool.??Thehigherlevelof educationattainedbywomenisstronglyassociatedwithlowerchilddeath. Expertsbelievemoreeducatedwomenpracticebetterhygieneand nutrition营养usehealthservicesmorefrequentlyandsurvivebetter.Woman withmoreschoolingtendtobehealthierthemselves.Perhapsreflectingtheir improvedabilitytoavoidfrequentchildbearing分娩andtotakeadvantageof availablehealthservicesduringpregnancy怀孕.??Theeducational levelachievedbywomenlikefamilyplanningserviceshasthemostpowerful influenceonfamilysize.Theimpactofeducationonfamilysizeisstrongest andmostconsistentforwomenwhohavecompletedsomesecondaryschooling. Educatinggirlsisthreetimesmorelikelytolowerfamilysizethaneducating boys.Educationappearstoaffectfamilysizeinmanyways.Moreeducatedwomen notonlywantfewerchildrenthantheirlesseducated?husbandsbutalso aremorelikelytouseeffectivecontraception避孕successfullyandtolimit theirfamiliestothenumberofchildrenwhichcontributetosmallerfamily size.??Familysizeisidealandchilddeathratesarelowest thereforeincountriesthatcombinestrongfamilyplanningandhealthprograms withhighlevelsofeducationforwomen.Lowerdeathrateofchildrenowestoallofthefollowingexceptwomen’s______.
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