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PartⅠReadingComprehension(40points)Directions:Inthisparttherearefourpassagesforyoutoread.Aftereachpassagetherearefivequestions,beloweachofwhomtherearefouranswersmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestanswerandmarkthecorrespondingletterwithapencilontheMACHINE-SCORINGANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.IwasintroducedtotheconceptofliteracyanimatorinOladumiArigbede's(1994)articleonhighilliteracyratesamongwomenandschooldropoutratesamonggirls.AccordingtoArigbede,literacyanimatorsviewtheirroleasassistingintheself-liberatingdevelopmentofpeopleintheworldwhoarestrugglingforamoremeaningfullife.Animatorsareafamilyofdeeplyconcernedandcommittedpeoplewhosegut-levelrejectionofmasshumanpauperizationcompelsthemtointerveneonthesideofthemarginalized.Theirmotivationisnotderivedfromaloveofliteracyasmerelyanothertechnicallifeskill,andtheyacceptthatliteracyisneverculturallyorideologicallyneutral.ArigbedewritesfromherexperiencesasananimatorworkingwithwomenandmeninNigeria.Shebelievesthatliteracyanimatorshavetomakeaclearchoiceaboutwhosecultureandwhoseideologywillbefosteredamongthosewithwhomtheywork.DoliteracyeducatorsintheUnitedStatesconsiderwhethertheinstructiontheypursueconflictswiththeirstudents'traditionalculturesorcommunity,orfostersilliteraciesinlearners'firstorhomelanguagesordialectsandintheirorality?Someapproachestoliteracyinstructionrepresentanideologyofindividualism,control,andcompetition.Consider,forexample,thedifferenceinvaluesconveyedandrepresentedwhenstudentsengageinchoralreadingversusthepracticeofhavingonestudentreadoutloudtothegroup.Toidentifyasaliteracyanimatoristochoosetheideologyof"sharing,solidarity,love,equity,co-operationwithandrespectofbothnatureandotherhumanbeings."Literacypedagogythatmatchestheanimatorideologyworksonmaintainingthelanguagesandculturesofmillionsofminoritychildrenwhoatpresentarebeingforcedtoacceptthelanguageandcultureofthedominantgroup.Itmightleadtoassessmentthatexaminestheperformanceoutcomesofacommunityofliteracylearnersandthesocialsignificanceoftheirusesofliteracy,asopposedtomeasuringwhatanindividualcandoasareaderandwriteronastandardizedtest.Shor(1993)describesliteracyanimatorsasproblem-posing,community-based,dialogiceducators.Doourteacher-educationtextbooksonreadingandlanguageartspromotetheideathatteachersshouldexploreproblemsfromacommunity-baseddialogic1.Aliteracyanimatorisonewho______.A.strugglesforamoremeaningfullifeB.freespeoplefrompovertyandilliteracyC.iscommittedtomarginalizetheilliterateD.isconcernedwithwhatisbehindilliteracy2.TheauthorsuggeststhatliteracyeducatorsintheUSinaA.promotestudents'homelanguagesB.forcestudentstoaccepttheircultureC.teachnothingbutreadingandwritingD.considerliteracyasofnon-neutralnature3.ArigbedeworkedwithNigeriansprobablyto______.A.teachAmericancustomsandideologyB.makeachoiceofculturetobefosteredC.rejectthevaluesofthedominantclassD.helpmaintainNigerianlanguageandculture4.Accordingtotheauthor,"choralreading"mayA.individualismB.collectivismC.competitionD.immersion5.Animatorideologyemphasizesmoreon______.A.thesocialfunctionofliteracyB.students'performanceintestsC.thedominantgroup'slanguageD.theattainmentoflifeskillsAccordingtoonesurveyof12,000people,about30percentofthosemakingNewYear'sresolutionssaytheydon'tevenkeepthemintoFebruary.Andonlyabout1in5actuallystaysontrackforsixmonthsormore,reportsediets.com,aconsumerdietandfitnessWebsite.Butdon'tletthoseoddsmakeyoureachforthenearestbagofpotatochips.Expertssayyoucankeepthoseresolutionslongterm,evenifyou'restrugglingnow."Themotivationcomesfromwithin,andsowhenyoufindthatyou'redeclininginyourhealthyeatingprogram,andthenjustaskyourself,'IsthisgoingtogetmetheresultsthatIwant?',"saysLeslieStewart,aregistereddietitianandlicensednutritionist."Andifyou'redoingsomethingeverydaytoeathealthy,thenthat'sgoingtopayoffinthelongrun."Stewartadvisestousewhatshecallsthe90-10eatingrule."Ifyou'reeatinghealthy90percentofthetime,then10percentofthetime,youcancutyourselfsomeslackandeatpleasurably."Shesaysshebelievesthat"healthyeatingisevolutioninsteadofresolution."Thesameprinciplecanbeappliedtoalaggingexerciseresolution,too.Stayingmotivatediskeytolong-termsuccess,andreviewingoriginalgoalscanhelpstrengthenaweakeningworkoutprogram.Addingvarietytoafitnessregimealsocanpreventyoufromhangingupthoseexerciseshoes.Afterafewweeksofwell-intentionedworkouts,boredommaybecreepingyou'reyourroutine.Settinggoalstoohighisanothercommonmistake."Ifyou'renotrunningamarathonattheendofthemonth,don'tworry,"sayMayoClinicexperts.Atoointenseworkout—andtheresultingpainandstiffness—isdiscouragingandmayforcemosttoabandonaprogram.Startingslowlyiskey.Butifyourgoalsalreadyhavefallenbythewayside,Uriasaystostartupagainimmediately."AlittlesetbackisOK;getbackonthehorseandride...drivetowardthatgoal,"hesays.6.Accordingtotheauthor,onlyabout20%peoplekeepingtheirresolutionsdoesnotnecessarilymeanthat______.A.thefigureisratherdepressingandunexpectedaswellB.thosewhohavemadetheirresolutionshouldgiveuptheireffortC.whoeverkeeptheirresolutionsshouldstarteatingpotatoD.long-termresolutionsarenotimportantforthosefacingtroubles7.Whatistheideabehindthe90-10eatingruleaccordingA.Youshouldkeepeatinghealthy90%ofthetime.B.Youshouldfeelfreetoeat10%ofthetime.C.Youshouldlearntoeathealthygradually.D.Suddenchangewillbemoreefficientandeffective.8.Whichofthefollowingyoushouldavoidtokeepyourselfinterestedinexercise?A.Hangingupyourexerciseshoesifyoufeeltired.B.Keepingboredomawayfromyourdailyactivity.C.Makingaschedulewithtoohighgoalsinit.D.Runningamarathonatthebeginningofthemonth.9.Howmanysuggestionsatleasthavebeenintroducedconcerningtheexerciseresolution?A.Four.B.Five.C.Six.D.Seven.10.Whatiscriticallyimportantinmakinglong-termresolutionssuccessful?A.Youshouldbestrugglingwithyourselfallthetime.B.Youshouldconstantlyevaluatetheresultsyouwant.C.Youshouldtrytokeepyourselfmotivated.D.Youshouldtryyourbesttodiversifyyourfitnesspractice.Ourpresentgenerationofculturalcritics,arrivingaftertheassaultofpostmodernismandtheincreasinglywidespreadcommercializationofculture,hasbeencastadrift,withoutanyfirmbasisforjudgments.Publicationsandinstitutionstosupportseriouscriticism,inthisview,eithernolongerexistorarefewinCriticstoday,itisalsoclaimed,aretoocozybehindtheiviedwallsofacademe,contenttoemployaprosestylethatisdecipherableonlytoahandfulofthecognoscenti.Thedeadlydiveofuniversitycriticsintotheshallowdepthsofpopularculture,moreover,revealstheunwillingnessofthesecriticstoupholdstandards.Evenifthereasonsofferedarecontradictory,theseJeremiahshuddlearoundtheirsadconclusionthatseriousculturalcriticismhasfallenintoamorassofpettybickeringandbloatedreputations.Suchnarrativesofdeclension,astapleofAmericanintellectuallifesincethetimeoftheself-serving,historicallyinaccurateanddifficulttoprove.Hasthelevelofcriticismdeclinedinthelast50years?Ofcoursethelogicofsuchanopiniondependsonthefiguresthatarebeingcontrastedwithoneanother.Anynumberofculturalcriticsthrivingtodaycouldbeinvokedtodemonstratethatculturalcriticismisaliveandwell.Butmanynewandthrivingvenuesforcriticismanddebateexisttoday,andtheyarenotlimitedsolelytothediscussionofliteraryworks.Actually,theybecamesoencrustedwiththeirowncertitudeandpoliticaljudgmentsthattheybecamelargelyirrelevant.Todaythecomplaintisthatliteraryculturelackscivility.Weliveinanageofcommercialismandspectacle.Writersseekthelimelight,andonewaytobaskinitistopublishreviewsthatscorchthelandscape,withDalePeckasthefatuous,butnotatypical,caseinpoint.HeidiJulavits,inanessayinTheBeliever,lamentedthedownfallofseriousfictionandreviewing.Shesurveyedaliteraryculturethathadembraced"snark",hertermforhostile,self-servingreviews.Thesnarkreview,accordingtoJulavits,eschewsaseriousengagementwithliteratureinfavorofasound-biteapproach,anattempttoturnthereviewintoaformofentertainmentakintofilmreviewsorrestaurantcritiques.Acriticfoundculturalcriticismtobein"criticalcondition."Forhim,thepostmodernturnto,theory,initsquestioningofobjectivity,cutthecritical,independentgroundoutfromunderreviewers.Theriseofchainbookstoresandblockbusterbestsellersdemeanedliteraryculture,makingitpreytothecommercialvaluesofthemarketandentertainment.Thecriticismdoesnotseemdiscontinuous.NorshouldweforgetthatcivilityrarelyreignedinthecirclesofNewYorkintellectuals.TheartcriticClementGreenbergphysicallypummeledthetheatercriticLionelAbelafterAbelrejectedtheviewthatJeanWahl,theFrenchphilosopher,wasanti-Semitic.ThoughRobertPeckhasthereputationofaliteraryhatchetman,sofarasIknowhisblowsthusfarhaveallbeenconfinedtotheprintedpage.Culturalcriticismhascertainlychangedovertheyears.Theolddaysofthecriticwhowieldedunchallengedauthorityhavehappilypassed.Oursisamorepluralisticage,onenotbeholdentoanarrowliteraryculture.Thedemocratizationofcriticism—asintheAmazonsystemofreaders'evaluatingbooks—isamessyaffair,asdemocracymustbe.Butthesolutiontotheproblemsofcriticisminthepresentisbestnotdiscoveredinthemustybasementsofnostalgiaandsentimentfortheculturalcriticismofahalf-centurygone.Ratherthesolutionistorecognize,asJohnDeweydidalmostacenturyago,thattheproblemsofdemocracydemandmoredemocracy,lessnostalgiaforagoldenagethatneverwas,andaspiritofopennesstowhatisnewandinvigoratinginourculture.11.Whatisthepossibleconnectionbetweenculturalcriticsandpublicationsandinstitutions?Apostmodernismcommercializationcherishedbypublicationsandinstitutions.B.Postmodernismandcommercializationareattackedbytheseriouspublicationsandinstitutions.C.Culturalcriticismisshortofjudgmentsandwillnotexistwithoutthesupportofpublicationsandinstitutions.D.Publicationsandinstitutionsshowalmostnointerestinseriousculturalcriticism.12.HowdotheuniversitycriticsliketheseriousculturalA.Culturalcriticismisnotseriousenoughwhenthearticlesarewritteninthecozyprosestyle.B.Popularcultureissoprevailingthatseriouscriticsarenotwillingtokeeptotheshallowstandards.C.Seriousculturalcriticismisfullofinsignificantquarrelsandthepublicdonotreallytrustit.D.CulturalcriticshavebecomesoseriousastotellthestoriesimbuedwithAmericanintellectualPuritanism.13.Whatistheauthor'sopinionofthecurrentcomplaintabouttheliteraryexpansionintotheotherfields?A.Whenliterarycriticsdiscussissueswithpoliticaljudgments,theirviewsarelikelytobemeaningless.B.Itisreasonableforwriterstoseeklimelightsincewearelivingintheageofcommercialism.C.Criticsshouldbeencouragedtowriteandpublishpoignantarticleswhichwouldscorchthelandscape.D.Itisthecritics'responsibilitytolamentthedownfallofseriousfictionandreviewing.14.Whatdoes"thesnarkreview"refertoaccordingtoA.Culturalreviewswhichareunfriendlyandselfish.B.Literaryreviewsavoidingseriouscriticism.C.Entertainmentreviewsinthefilmindustry.D.Postmodernreviewsindependentofobjectivity.15.Inordertofindawayoutthecurrentdilemmafortheculturalcriticism,theauthorsuggeststhat______.A.weshouldreturntotheolddayswhenthecriticspassedtheirjudgmentswithoutchallengesB.pluralismshouldbeheldback,reinforcingtheunchallengedauthorityintheliterarycriticismC.democraticcriticismshouldnotbeadoptedbecauseitisrathermessyasprovedintheAmazonsystemD.weshouldencouragemoredemocracy,dismissnostalgiaandcultivateanopenattitudeInJuly,almostunnoticedbythenationalpress,adeadlybirdvirusarrivedonapheasantfarminSurrey.ExpertsfromtheDepartmentfortheEnvironment,FoodandRuralAffairs(Defra)identifiedNewcastledisease,avirususuallymortaltoturkeysandgeesebutnothumans,inaflockof9,000pheasantchicksimportedfromFranceaheadoftheshootingseason.Withinhoursofthediagnosis,veterinaryexpertshadswungintoaction,throwingupa3kmexclusionzonearoundthefarmnearCobhamandculling10,000birds.Thecarcasseswereburnedandpremisescleanedtostopthevirusescaping.ItwasfourweeksbeforeDefra'sVeterinaryExoticDiseasesDivisionfeltitwassafeforpoultrymovementsintheareatoresume.Thisweekend,withthenewsthatH5N1,afarmoredeadlybirdvirus,hasreachedTurkey,similaremergencyplansarebeingreadiedbyofficialsfromDefraandotheragencies.ThescenariotheyarepreparingforisthattheH5N1virus,whichsofarhasledtothecullingofbillionsofchickensinsouth-eastAsiaand60humandeaths,willsoonarriveontheseshores.Whathappensnextdependsonwheretheoutbreakoccurs,whetheritcanbecontainedand—mostimportantofall—whetheritmutatestobecomeinfectiousbetweenpeople.Sofar,onlypoultryworkersorthosedirectlyexposedtochickenfaecesorbloodarethoughttobeatrisk,thoughdirecthuman-to-humantransmissioncannotberuledout."Everytimeanewpersongetsinfectedwiththevirusthereisasmallchancethatpersonwilltriggerapandemic,"saidNeilFerguson,ascientistatImperialCollege,whohasbeenrunningsimulationsonwhatmighthappenwereH5N1toreachBritain."It'saverysmallchance,probably1ina1,000,1in10,000orless."ShoulddiseasedbirdsreachBritain,thefirststepforveterinaryofficialswouldbetocontaintheoutbreakastheydidwithNewcastledisease.AnamberalertwouldbesoundedandsamplessenttotheVeterinaryLaboratoryAgency(VLA)inWeybridge,Surrey.IfIanBrown,theheadofavianvirologythere,confirmsthecauseofdeathasH5N1,thealertlevelwillberaisedtoredandawholeseriesofemergencyprocedures,fromquarantine,restrictionofpoultrymovementstoculling,willswingintoaction.Otheragencies,suchastheDepartmentofHealth,theHealthProtectionAgencyandtheMinistryofDefence,wouldbebroughtintotheloop.Intheeventthattheoutbreakcannotbecontained,Deframayhavetoconsidermasscullingprogrammesandthepossibilityofvaccination.Atthispoint,withtheriskofthevirusspreadingtohumanpopulations,theDepartmentofHealthwouldappointaUKnationalinfluenzapandemiccommitteetocoordinatetheresponseofhospitaltrustsandlocalauthorities.TheCivilContingencySecretariat(CCS)oftheCabinetwillalsobealertedandCobra,theemergencycommitteewhichcoordinatesWhitehall'sresponsetoterrorism,readiedforapossiblebreakdownincivilorder.TheDepartmentofHealth'spandemicpreparednessplanpublishedinMarchenvisagesasmanyas54,000Britonsdyinginthefirstfewmonthsofaflupandemic.ButinJune,CCSofficialswarnedthatthatcouldbeanunderestimate.Themorelikelyfigure,theysaid,was700,000—projectiontheDepartmentofHealthisexpectedtotakeonboardwhenitupdatesitspandemicpreparednessplanlaterthismonth.Inthemostseriouscase,officialsestimatetherewouldbeasmanydeathsinthe12weeksofanepidemicasthereusuallyareinayear.Atthepeakofthepandemic,19,000peoplewouldrequitehospitalbeds,promptingcouncilstorequisitionschoolstoaccommodatethesick.Totreatthedying,thegovernmentwouldbegindrawingdownitsstockpilesofTamiflu(药名),ananti-viraldrugthattreatsflu.Butwithonly14courses,enoughforaquarterofthepopulation,likelytobeavailable,soonerorlaterrationingwouldhavetobeimposed,withhealthprofessionalsandessentialcivilservantsthefirstinline.Thegovernmentwouldalsocomeunderpressuretoreleasestoresofitspreciousfluvaccine.Atpresenttherearecontingencyplansforjusttwotothreemilliondoses.ButthereisnoguaranteethatvaccineswhichprotectagainstannualhumanflustrainswillalsoworkagainstH5N1.Theconsequenceshardlybearthinkingabout.Earlierthisyear,inadressrehearsalintheEastMidlandscodenamed,OperationArcticCircle,officialsquicklyconcludedthatmassmortuarieswouldbeneededtoburythedead.Butnooneknowswhether,intheeventofapandemic,anyofthesemeasureswillproveeffective.JohnAvizienius,seniorscientificofficerattheRSPCAandamemberofDefra'savianinfluenzastakeholdergroup,said:"Allyoucandoisplanfortheworstcasescenario."ThefearisthatwildgeesemovingfromwesternC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