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1、专业八级-288 及答案解析(总分:100.00,做题时间:90 分钟)一、LANGUAGE USAGE(总题数:4,分数:100.00)Natural language interfaces enable the user to communicate with the computer in French, English, German, or a human 1 language. Some applications of such interfaces are database queries, information retrieval from texts, so-called
2、expert systems, and robot control. Current advances in recognition of spoken 2 language improve the usability of many types of natural language systems. Communication with computers using spoken language will have a lasted impact upon the work environment, completely new 3 areas of application for i
3、nformation technology will open up. However, spoken language needs to be combined to other modes of 4 communication such as pointing with mouse or finger. Because such 5 multimodal communication is finally embedded in an effective general model of cooperation, we have succeeded in turning the machin
4、e to a partner. Much older than communication problems 6 between human beings and machines are these between people with 7 different mother tongues. One of the original aims of computational linguistics has always been fully automatic translation between human languages. From bitter experience scien
5、tists have realized that they are still far away from getting the ambitious goal of 8 translating unrestricted texts. Nevertheless, they have been able to create software systems that simplify the work of human translators and clearly improve their productivity. Less than perfect automatic translati
6、ons can also be of a great help to information seekers who 9 have to search for large amounts of texts in foreign languages. 10 (分数:25.00)As many as 40% of university language departments are likely to close within a decade, the former government adviser charged with bolstering foreign language upta
7、ke in higher education has warned, delivering a huge blow to the UK“s diplomatic and economic hopes. Amid a deepening crisis in a language learningwhich is 11 causing alarm at highest levels of governmentthe number of 12 universities offering degrees in modern languages have already 13 plunged from
8、105 in 2000 to 62 at the start of this academic year. The rate of attrition is expected to continue into the next decade. A further 20 departments will be vulnerable to close in the 14 next 10 years, and there is growing concern that the pace of decline 15 is set to quicken, according to Professor M
9、ike Kelly, a former adviser on the Department for Education“s steering group on languages and now head of the government-funded Routes into Languages programme co-ordinating attempts to increase the uptake of language degrees in England. Huge areas of the country are being left without any degree- l
10、evel language courses, which in turn is decreasing the number of 16 language teachers in schools, compounding the crisis. Last week it emerged that A-level candidates for French and German fell to 50% 17 between 1996 and 2012. The Foreign Office has become increasingly concerning about 18 the future
11、 of its diplomatic corps, with senior figures privately voicing urgent concerns about the standard of their graduate 19 recruits. It has built its own languages school and is spending 1m a year to bring the civil service upon to scratch. 20 (分数:25.00)Cultural tendencies impact the way children parti
12、cipate in education. There are different expectations about “normal“ school behavior for students from individualist and collectivist cultures. Take a moment to think about what teachers who lack knowledge 21 about culture might interpret the behavior of a child from a collectivist culture. These di
13、fferences may cause educators 22 inaccurately judge students from some cultures as poorly behaved or disrespectful. In addition, because cultural differences are hard to perceive, students may find them reprimanded by teachers but fail to 23 understand what they did that caused concern. The influenc
14、e of culture in beliefs about education, the value of 24 education, and participation styles cannot be overestimated. Many Asian students, for example, tend to be quiet in class, and using 25 eye contact with teachers is considered inappropriate for many of these children. In contrast, most European
15、 American children are taught to value active classroom discussion and to look teachers directly in the eyes to show respect, while their teachers view 26 students“ participation as a signal of engagement and competence. 27 Another contrast involves the role of Hispanic parents in education. Parents
16、 from some Hispanic cultures tend to regard teachers as experts and will often refer educational decision making 28 to them. In contrast, European American parents are often more actively involved in their children“s classrooms, are visible in the classrooms, or volunteer and assist teachers. These
17、cultural differences in value and belief may cause educators to make accurate judgments regarding the value that non-European American 29 families place on education. While it is important to keep in the 30 mind that different cultural groups tend to follow particular language and interaction styles
18、, there is tremendous variability within cultural groups.(分数:25.00)The history of indigenous education provision throughout Australia“s remote areas is replete with instances of neglect, infrastructure shortfalls and systemic underfunding. Every aboriginal child deserves the best education probable
19、and this has patently not 31 been the case in the past. Indeed many aboriginal children in Australia“s remote north are still unable to attend to secondary school in their own communities 32 and children living in very remote outstation communities are still accepting only the most rudimentary of ed
20、ucation services. 33 Aboriginal people in remote Australia face a great and deep dilemma of engaging with the current education system. On the one 34 hand, as Wyatt implies, education can be a pathway to social mobility, which can offer great economic returns and can be the 35 key to alleviate socia
21、l disadvantage. 36 However, education that does not allow for learning in your own language and is not inclusive of your social, cultural and 37 economic values is not empowering. It is disempowering. At its worst, education can be the tool of acculturation and 38 assimilation for remote aboriginal
22、people. Education can usurp local social structures, and can cause deep intergenerational divisions, and education that is not connecting to the reality of a student“s daily life in 39 remote community can seem utterly pointless, leading to engagement. 40 (分数:25.00)专业八级-288 答案解析(总分:100.00,做题时间:90 分钟
23、)一、LANGUAGE USAGE(总题数:4,分数:100.00)Natural language interfaces enable the user to communicate with the computer in French, English, German, or a human 1 language. Some applications of such interfaces are database queries, information retrieval from texts, so-called expert systems, and robot control.
24、Current advances in recognition of spoken 2 language improve the usability of many types of natural language systems. Communication with computers using spoken language will have a lasted impact upon the work environment, completely new 3 areas of application for information technology will open up.
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