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1、专业八级-291 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)A broad public discussion of environmental problems began in the mid-1980s, when the first “green“ groups formed in opposition to Erevan“s intense industrial air pollution and to nuclear power generation in wake of the 1986 reactor
2、 explosion at Chernobyl. 1 Environmental issues helped form the basis of the nationalist independence movement when environmental demonstrations subsequently merged with these for other political causes in the 2 late 1980s. In independent Armenia, environmental issues divide society into those who f
3、ear of “environmental time bombs“ and those who 3 view resumption of pollution-prone industrial operations as the only mean of improving the country“s economy. In the early 1990s, the 4 latter group blamed Armenia“s economic woes on a role played by 5 the former in closing major industries. In 1994
4、three national environmental laws were in effect: the Law on Environmental Protection , the Basic Law on theEnvironment , and the Law on Mineral Resources . The Council of Ministers, Armenia“s cabinet, includes a minister of the environment. Therefore, no comprehensive environmental protection 6 pro
5、gram has emerged, and decisions on environmental policy have been made on an ad hoc basis. Environmental conditions in Armenia have been worsened by the Azerbaijani blockade of supplies and electricity from outside. The results of the blockade and the failure of diplomatic efforts to lift it led the
6、 government propose reconstruction of the Armenian Atomic 7 Power Station at Metsamor, which was closed after the 1988 earthquake because of its location in an earthquake-prone area and what had the same safety problems as reactors listed as dangerous in 8 Bulgaria, Russia, and Slovakia. After heati
7、ng debates over startup 9 continued through 1993, French and Russian nuclear consultants declared operating conditions basically safe. Continuation of the blockade into 1994 gave added emergency to the decision. 10 (分数:25.00)Are you considering traveling to a native English speaking country to impro
8、ve your English languages skills at a language school in the USA? Learning a foreign language can be helpful in your career. Nowadays many companies offer on-site assignments abroad but then it is always better to know the language 11 of the country you are traveling. 12 Staying abroad also becomes
9、easier with the knowledge of the local language in day to day life. You can easily converse with people if you need information about food, hotels, calling cards, sightseeing, etc. However, it is always advisable to learn at 13 most one foreign language. 14 America established itself as a mind-blowi
10、ng continent where dreams and fantasies transpire and elevate, while offer outstanding 15 opportunities to learn the English language. Figures taken from the 2002 census indicates that 82.1% of citizens in the USA speak 16 English only. Not only is the USA overflowing with adventure, but consider ho
11、w it accelerates the economic markets. Why not to learn 17 a foreign language in our English classes and discover how this metropolis of leading stock markets makes the world go round. The USA is brimming with English language schools of excellent quality of their English classes and services from s
12、tate to state, with a 18 friendly face waiting to welcome you and teach you English 19 Language. Consider the complexity of everything the USA offers; from the sun splashed beaches of the Pacific or Atlantic Ocean wit crystal clear waters, to the soaring Rocky Mountain Range, encounter all of this w
13、hile being immerse in the sea of multiculturalism when 20 choosing the USA as your destination to improve your English language skills.(分数:25.00)To a comparative educationalist many questions about the selection and training of doctors and lawyers in different countries are questions almost without
14、meaning. Asking whether European schools are better than schools in the United States are like asking a 21 comparative anatomist whether a whale is a better mammal than an elephant. The comparative anatomist is interested in examining the similarities and differences to be found in animal or plant o
15、rgans which carry on the same function; he is very cautious, 22 therefore, about proclaiming the virtues of a device found in one 23 particular species over a device for a similar purpose found in other. 24 Of course, the anatomist knows that mammals are modified ony slowly by changes in environment
16、; like schools or colleges, no man- 25 made decisions will radically alter the structure of the functioning organism he is examining. Some will argue that this damages my analog; they may claim that the essence of human organizations lies in the fact conscious 26 acts of men and women can change the
17、m, and as history shows, overnight if need be. “But wait a moment,“ the student of the comparative anatomy of schools will say, “not overnight surely, except at the point of a bayonet or in our time under the shadow of armored vehicles and tanks.“ And such changes, he will argue, are the equivalent
18、of pathological alterations. 27 History shows that, except in conditions of threat brought about 28 by external forces, schools and colleges have developed gradually in different parts of the world in response to variety of different 29 conditions. They are a product of the society they serve for an
19、d they 30 also influence the future of this society.(分数:25.00)The United States is considered a multilingual country but it has never employed an official language policy. Even though English is clearly the dominant language, a variety of indigenous and immigrant languages are also spoken. The frame
20、rs of the Constitution purposefully decided not to select an official language because of present linguistic diversity; however, due to the German 31 community“s active involvement in the Revolution, the Continental Congress published many documents in German to facilitate communication. Ultimately,
21、 the official language was never 32 specified in the U. S. Constitution. Proponents of bilingual education felt that poor academic achievement in certain students was attributed in part to insufficient 33 English instruction. They believed that because language-minority 34 students were taught some
22、subjects in their native tongue, then these students could potentially learn English by sacrificing the 35 content. Critics of bilingual education argue that this approach of instruction facilitates native language dependency and ultimately deters their progress in English language acquisition. Bili
23、ngual advocates counter this argument in stating that bilingual instruction looks at deeper issues of cultural difference and prevents the sort of alienation often empowering in “English only“ mandates. 36 The issue of bilingual education is both complicated and controversial. The range of programs,
24、 as well as the different meanings in different states, complicate the debate. The debate 37 continues and all sides offer research and studies that are 38 diametrically opposed to one another. In 1998, California voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 227, an initiative that basically in attemp
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