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Theres a kind of protection at work here， said Henry Giroux， a professor at Penn State U。（）
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A．match
B．link
C．chain
D．mark
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第1题
Marriage is, for many people, their most important relationship, the source of much happin
ess, and, for some, even adds extra years to their life. While the【C1】______between marriage and well-being has been【C2】______studied, predicting marital success is【C3】______. Exactly which people are likely to make successful 【C4】______and what can they do to【C5】______the odds of being successful and happy in marriage？ "The state of marriage is that its going in two directions. For people with a college degree, marriage is still going【C6】______." However, Cherlin explains, "for people with less 【C7】______, theres less marriage and more breakups." Happy marriage【C8】______are much less common in such households. Another predictor of successful marriages is the quality of a【C9】______childhood relationship with their parents. "The kind of relationships you have with your parents【C10】______up are predictive of marital quality in【C11】______Umberson says. Finally, there is a chicken-and-egg【C12】______to successful marriages. "People who are married are【C13】______than people who arent. The question is how much of this is【C14】______and how much is effect？" While natural selection【C15】______has an impact here, Cherlin says, "people who are【C16】______happy are more likely to get married, but marriage makes them even healthier." The【C17】______to good marriages is similar in Umbersons view. "I think its the presence of emotional support, and that the person youre with does make you feel emotionally supported," she says.【C18】______, "If your partner is 【C19】______and demanding" all the time, those "are just red flags" in terms of marital happiness. And in terms of【C20】______, she notes, "marital strain is worse for your health than marital happiness is good for your health."
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第2题
we （) on the isolated is land for thirty hours when theres cueteam finally came.
A.stayed
B.hadbeenstaying
C.havebeenstaying
D.havestayed
第3题
Dad Cant Handle These Toys Any parent with a child【C1】______the ages of 3 and 11 can
tell you【C2】______technology has crept into nearly【C3】______aspects of playtime and nearly every type of toy. The Hyper Dash, introduced recently from Wild Planet, is a【C4】______in point. "Its the perfect blend of technology, learning and exercise," says an educational psychologist. Wild Planet has【C5】______unveiled a younger version of Hyper Dash, for kids 3 to 5, 【C6】______Animal Scramble, which is due【C7】______stores in September. In【C8】______,the firm will soon release Hyper Jump. "Play and technology are【C9】______," says Claire Green of the nonprofit ParentsChoice Foundation. "Theres【C10】______putting the genie back in the bottle."
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第4题
Questions 下列各 are based on the followingpassage. Byalmost any measure, there is a boo
m in Intemet-based instruction. In just a fewyears,34 percent ofAmerican universities have begun offering some form. ofdistance learning (DL), and among the larger schools,its closer to 90 percent.If you doubt the popularity of the trend, you probably havent heard of theUniversity ofPhoenix. It grants degrees entirely on the basis of onlineinstruction. It enrolls 90,000 students, a statistic used tosupport its claimto be the largest private university in the country. Whilethe kinds of instruction offered in these programs will differ, DL usuallysignifies a course in which theinstructors post syllabi(课程大纲), reading assignments, and schedules on Websites, and students sendin theirassignments by e-mail. Generally speaking, face-to-face communicationwith an instructor is minimized oreliminated altogether. Theattraction for students might at first seem obvious. Primarily, theres theconvenience promised by courseson the Net: you can do the work, as they say, inyour pajamas (睡衣). But figures indicate that the reducedeffortresults in a reduced commitment to the course. While dropout rates for allfreshmen at American universitiesis around 20 percent, the rate for onlinestudents is 35 percent. Students themselves seem to understand theweaknessesinherent in the setup. In a survey conducted for eComell, the DL division ofComell University, lessthan a third of the respondents expected the quality ofthe online course to be as good as the classroom course. Clearly,from the schools perspective, theres a lot of money to be saved. Althoughsome of the moreambitious programs require new investments in servers andnetworks to support collaborative software, most DLcourses can run on existingor minimally upgraded(升级)systems. The more students who enroll in acourse butdont come to campus, the more the school saves on keeping the lightson in the classrooms, paying doorkeepers,and maintaining parking lots. Andtheres evidence that instructors must work harder to run a DL course foravariety of reasons, they wont be paid any more, and might well be paid less. What is the most striking feature of theUniversity of Phoenix？
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A.Allits courses are offered online.
B.Itsonline courses are of the best quality.
C.It boasts the largest number of studentson campus.
D.Anyone taking its online courses is sure to get a degree.
第8题
University is a kind of ___________.A.instituteB.collegeC.vocational schoolD.academic or
University is a kind of ___________.
A.institute
B.college
C.vocational school
D.academic organization
