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1、大学四级-62 及答案解析(总分:713.00,做题时间:90 分钟)一、BPart Writing(总题数:1,分数:106.00)1.水的重要性; 2中国的水资源问题; 3为了生存和发展人们要(分数:106.00)_二、BPart Reading (总题数:1,分数:70.00)Directions: In this part, you will have 15 minutes to read the passages quickly and answer the questions on Answer sheet 1.For questions 1-7, choose the best
2、answer from the four choices marked A), B), C) and D). For questions 8-10, complete the sentences with the information given in the passage.The Role of Parents in Promoting Language DevelopmentFrom infancy to early childhood, one undeniable change takes place-children learn to talk. In cultures arou
3、nd the world, young childrens rapid language development represents a language exploration, with words and sentences bursting forth. By age 6, the average child has a vocabulary of over 10,000 words because during these early years children learn words at the rapid rate of 10 to 20 new words per day
4、 through a process called fast mapping. Furthermore, even though different languages have different subject, verb, and object placement, young childrens word replacement matches the grammatical structure of their native language from the time they first string two words together. Moreover, young chi
5、ldren demonstrate an understanding of verb tense in their language.An example of preschoolers knowledge of verb tense is demonstrated in the following example. The young child who says “I played with Sally today“ comprehends that “ed“ is added to a verb to represent past tense. When that same child
6、says “Sally and I goed to the park,“ the child is still demonstrating a basic understanding of past tense. In the second example, the child uses over regularization, whereby a standard rule of past tense is applied to the English language, which has many exceptions to the standard rules. The remarka
7、ble advances in language development during the preschool years are further exemplified in young childrens social speech. Preschool children are extraordinarily adept at producing socially adaptive behavior in their verbal communication. For example, 4-year-old children speak differently to 2olds wh
8、en they see themselves in a teaching role than when they are attempting to engage a younger child in informal play. Additionally, young childrens speech reflects the social skills of turn taking and topic maintenance.There is no question that the preschool stage of development is an impressive time
9、of language development. The extraordinary growth of vocabulary that occurs during the preschool years is matched by an impressive understanding of basic grammar and socially adaptive language. There are, nevertheless, variations in language development and these variations can be traced to parent-
10、child interactions. First of all, preschoolers need to hear new words in order to learn them. It is, hence, beneficial for young children when their parents continually engage them in verbal dialogues and respond to their questions and other verbal comments. Young childrens language development (esp
11、ecially vocabulary expansion) is further promoted when adults label new things for them.Finally, whereas the language development that occurs during the preschool stage is impressive, young childrens pronunciation takes a little longer to perfect. It is important that parents do not attempt to corre
12、ct their young childrens pronunciation because that approach actually hampers their preschoolers language development. Instead of calling attention to their youngsters mispronunciation, parents should respond to their preschoolers speech as if they had pronounced the words correctly. In their respon
13、ses to their young childrens mispronunciations, however, it is important for parents to repeat back the words correctly, thereby modeling the correct pronunciation.How Young Children Understand SpeechEven though young childrens speech reflects their social understanding of turn taking, topic mainten
14、ance, and social adaptation, they are somewhat limited in comprehending the speech of others. First, the preoperational thought of young children prevents them from understanding the concept of reversibility, which shows up in their failure to accurately comprehend reverse-order sentences. An exampl
15、e of this misunderstanding can be detected in the statement whereby the parent says to the child, “You can have a cookie after you wash your hands. “ Because young children understand the sequence of action in the order that it is presented, the child believes the parent is actually saying, “You can
16、 have a cookie, then you should wash your hands. “ Not only does the child think that cookie eating precedes hand washing in this instance, the child is less likely to have paid attention to the second half of the sentence. The failure to attend to the second stated action in the sentence is due to
17、preschoolers egocentric tendency to focus on one thing at a time.Still another limitation of childrens linguistic understanding stems from their inability to comprehend metaphors-that one word or phrase can mean different things when used in different contexts. Their inability to grasp metaphors mea
18、ns that young children are quite literal in their understanding and use of speech. As a case in point, if a father tells a preschool child on the phone that he will be home in a little while but that he is tied up right now/the child believes the father is literally tied up. The concerned child migh
19、t turn to the mother and ask, “How is Daddy going to get untied. “ The childs lack of understanding that words might mean different things in different contexts means their language understanding is very context bound. An illustration of this language limitation is apparent in the situation where a
20、parent has taken the child into the deep end of the swimming pool and the child learns from that experience that deep means over ones head. When that same parent says to the young child the following week that it is okay to step in puddles after a rain while wearing rain boots, but not to step into
21、deep puddles, the child will feel free to step into any puddle that is not over the childs head. Still another restriction of young children is their lack of ability to understand complex, multi-action sentences. For instance, a young child would have trouble making sense of the following request: “
22、Tommy, pick up your toys, go wash your hands, and put on your jacket. “ The parent who uses a sentence such as that expects the child to attend to several different requests, which is very difficult for the egocentric young child.What This Means for ProfessionalsFirst, parents should be certain that
23、 they speak clearly, and face-to-face, with their young children so that their children have the opportunity to watch the formation of their words and clearly hear how sentences are formed and words are pronounced. Second, it is better to use short, concrete sentences, state one request or idea at a
24、 time, and give the child an opportunity to think about and process each request separately. Third, it is important for parents not to use metaphors when talking to their preschool children, who rely on literal comprehension. Fourth, parents need to understand that even though a child has learned th
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