Books have always been the main tools for teach. But a vast number of new 【M1】______ have

Ahundreds...hundreds

Bhundred...hundred

Chundreds...hundred

Dhundred...hundreds

for the warmth they have brought me.

A．preferred

B．mixed

C．profound

D．dissatisfied

A、He always takes books so close to his eyes.

B、You think too much.

C、There’s nothing special.

D、Maybe you can take him to have a check.

for the warmth they have brought me.

A．preferred

B．mixed

C．profound

D．dissatisfied

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A.feel they have to make up details to make their books sell

B.constantly compete with biography writers

C.want to present themselves in a good light

D.have trouble remembering the good times

Books have always been the main tools for teaching.

But a vast number of new tools have come to use in this 【S1】______

century. Take audiovisual aids for an example. "Audiovisual" 【S2】______

means "hearing-and-seeing". These aids to learn include 【S3】______

films, television, audiotapes, videotapes, slides, recordings,

charts, or graphs. In many schools there are language 【S4】______

laboratories where students studying foreign languages can

listen to recordings of natural speakers. The students can 【S5】______

record their speech and play back tape to hear their 【S6】______

own pronunciation. Tremendous strides have been made

in television instruction. Thousands of schools are now

using television as part of the irregular teaching program. 【S7】______

Hundreds of closed-circuit television systems have been

set in schools and colleges. There are more than 200 【S8】______

educational television stations in the United States

majoring in programs of many types. For such large 【S9】______

audiences, television stations can spend more money

to preparing programs than any one school could spend. 【S10】______

In television classrooms, students may see expensive

scientific equipment in use. They may see close-ups of

historical documents. Or they may hear talks by famous

scientists or writers.

【S1】

Books have always been the main tools for teaching.

But a vast number of new tools have come to use in this 【S1】______

century. Take audiovisual aids for an example. "Audiovisual" 【S2】______

means "hearing-and-seeing". These aids to learn include 【S3】______

films, television, audiotapes, videotapes, slides, recordings,

charts, or graphs. In many schools there are language 【S4】______

laboratories where students studying foreign languages can

listen to recordings of natural speakers. The students can 【S5】______

record their speech and play back tape to hear their 【S6】______

own pronunciation. Tremendous strides have been made

in television instruction. Thousands of schools are now

using television as part of the irregular teaching program. 【S7】______

Hundreds of closed-circuit television systems have been

set in schools and colleges. There are more than 200 【S8】______

educational television stations in the United States

majoring in programs of many types. For such large 【S9】______

audiences, television stations can spend more money

to preparing programs than any one school could spend. 【S10】______

In television classrooms, students may see expensive

scientific equipment in use. They may see close-ups of

historical documents. Or they may hear talks by famous

scientists or writers.

【S1】

SECTION B ENGLISH TO CHINESE

Directions: Translate the following text into Chinese.

Great books are always contemporary. In contrast, the books we call "contemporary", because they are currently popular, last only for a year or two, or ten at the most. You probably cannot recall the names of many earlier best sellers and you probably would not be interested in reading them. But the great books are never outmoded by the movement of thought or the shifting winds of doctrine and opinion.

People regard the "classics" as the great has-beens, the great books of other times. "Our times are different," they say. On the contrary, the great books are not dusty remains for scholars to investigate, they are, rather, the most potent civilizing forces in the world today.

Great books are the most readable. They will not let you down if you try to read them well. They have more ideas per page than most books have in their entirety. That is why you can read a great hook over and over again and never exhaust its contents.

SECTION B ENGLISH TO CHINESE

Directions: Translate the following text into Chinese.

Great books are always contemporary. In contrast, the books we call "contemporary", because they are currently popular, last only for a year or two, or ten at the most. You probably cannot recall the names of many earlier best sellers and you probably would not be interested in reading them. But the great books are never outmoded by the movement of thought or the shifting winds of doctrine and opinion.

People regard the "classics" as the great has-beens, the great books of other times. "Our times are different," they say. On the contrary, the great books are not dusty remains for scholars to investigate, they are, rather, the most potent civilizing forces in the world today.

Great books are the most readable. They will not let you down if you try to read them well. They have more ideas per page than most books have in their entirety. That is why you can read a great hook over and over again and never exhaust its contents.

ith the high cost of living, has made books an expensive item in our list of requirements. This would mean that fewer people can afford to have them. Yet there are people who think nothing of spending money on a rich dinner, but don’t like to spend the same sum on books. Therefore the time has come for a new public library policy to be introduced, for the higher the price of books the greater the need to give them the widest circulation possible.

The Hong Kong Government has set up Urban (城市的) Council Libraries and study rooms in various districts. There is no doubt that when books are Wisely selected, they have a great education- al value, and have done much to encourage the habit of reading among the people.

For setting up libraries, some factors should be taken into consideration. In the first place, it is not enough to have just a building, equip it with shelves and fill them with books. The library building itself must be attractive in structure, desirable in atmosphere, and uncumbered in administration. Then secondly, there is the choice of suitable books to look into. This presents difficulties: though most of the books are novels and most of the readers are novel-readers, moreover, reading fiction is quite a source of amusement and pleasure. Also, it is a means of broadening one’s mind and learning more about life and human being. Yet, there should always be a good selection of serious books--history, biography, travel, poetry and literature--which are appreciated by many readers.

According to this passage, some people ______.

A．give less consideration to books than food

B．can hardly afford time to read books

C．know nothing about the value of education

D．should have spent more money on daily needs