急请教 OG11黄皮129-134

觉得这篇文章完全搞不懂，把握不住AUTHOR态度。错误率也奇高，而且看了解释也不能理解，请NN指教，我没有在讨论汇总找到这题的讨论，只好单独发。

Line          Historians sometimes forget that history is

    continually being made and experienced before

    it is studied，interpreted，and read．These latter

    activities have their own history, of course，which

(5)  may impinge in unexpected ways on public events．

    It is difficult to predict when“new pasts”will

    overturn established historical interpretations and

    change the course of history．

              In thefall of 1954，for example，C．Vann

(10) Woodward delivered a lecture series at the

    University of Virginia that challenged the prevailing

    dogma concerning the history, continuity, and

    uniformity of racial segregation in the South．

    He argued that the Jim Crow laws of the late

(15) nineteenth and early twentieth centuries not

    only codified traditional practice but also were

    a determined effort to erase the considerable

    progress made by black people during and after

    Reconstruction in the 1870's．This revisionist view

(20) of Jim Crow legislation grew in part from the

    research that Woodward had done for the NAACP

    legal campaign during its preparation for Brown

    v. Board of Education．The Supreme Court had

    issued its ruling in this epochal desegregation case

(25) a few months before Woodward’s lectures．

    The lectures were soon published as a book，

   
        The Strange Career of Jim Crow．Ten years

    later, in a preface to the second revised edition，

    Woodward confessed with ironic modesty that the

(30) first edition“had begun to suffer under some of the

    handicaps that might be expected in a history of the

    American Revolution published in 1776”. That was

    a bit like hearing Thomas Paine apologize for the

    timing of his pamphlet Common Sense，which had

(35) a comparable impact．Although Common Sense

    also had a mass readership，Paine had intended

    to reach and inspire：he was not a historian，and

    thus not concerned with accuracy or the dangers of

    historical anachronism．Yet，like Paine，Woodward

(40)had an unerring sense of the revolutionary moment，

    and of how historical evidence could undermine the

    mythological tradition that was crushing the dreams

    of new social possibilities．Martin Luther King Jr．

    testified to the profound effect of The Strange

(45) Career of Jim Crow on the civiI rights movement

    by praising the book and quoting it frequently.

Questions 129—134 refer to the passage above．

129．The“new pasts” mentioned in line 6 can best be

    described as the

    (A)     occurrence of events extremely similar to

    past events

    (B)     history of the activities of studying，

    interpreting，and reading new historical

    writing

    (C)  change in people's understanding of the past

    due to more recent historical writing

    (D)  overturning of established historical

    interpretations by politically motivated

    politicians

    (E)     difficulty of predicting when a given historical

    interpretation will be overturned

问题：答案选C

E选项：

题目问new past，很自然定位第一段，看其前后最近的context:

原文：It is difficult to predict when "new pasts" will overturn established historical interpretations and change the course of history.

选项中given historical interpretation，对原文established historical interpretations的改写

选项中difficulty of predicting，对原文it is difficult to predict的改写

选项中will be overturned，对原文will overturn

C选项：

在第一段中，并没有单指writing，看原文：

不明白这题为什么不选E？

130．It can be inferred from the passage that the

    “prevailing dogma”(lines 11-12)held that

    (A)  Jim Crow laws were passed to give legal

    status to well—established discriminatory

    practices in the South

    (B)  Jim Crow laws were passed to establish order

    and uniformity in the discriminatory prac-

    tices of different southern states

    (C)  Jim Crow laws were passed to erase the

    social gains that black people had achieved

    since Reconstruction

    (D)     the continuity of racial segregation in the

    South was disrupted by passage of Jim

    Crow laws

    (E)     the Jim Crow laws of the late nineteenth and

    early twentieth centuries were passed to

reverse the effect of earlier Jim Crow laws

这题我错选了B，但是答案是A。

     C．Vann Woodward delivered a lecture series at the

    University of Virginia that challenged the prevailing

    dogma concerning the history, continuity, and

    uniformity of racial segregation in the South．

我觉得B选项的内容正是原文清楚地说明了prevailing dogma是concering什么东西的。

但是OG的解释是B选项的原文没有提及different souhern states，觉得有点不满意这个解释，应该A还有更优的地方？

131. Which of the following iS the best example of

writing that is likely to be subject to the kinds of

“handicaps” referred to in line 31?

(A)   A history of an auto manufacturing plant

      written by an employee during an auto

      buying boom

(B)  A critique of a statewide school-

      desegregation plan written by an

      elementary school teacher in that state

(C)  A newspaper article assessing the historical

      importance of a United States president

      written shortly after the president has

       taken office

(D)  A scientific paper describing the benefits of

      a certain surgical technique written by the

      surgeon who developed the technique

(E)     Diary entries narrating the events of a battle

      written by a soldier who participated in the

      battle

132. The passage suggests that C．Vann Woodward and

Thomas Paine were similar in all of the following

ways EXCEPT

(A)  both had works published in the midst of

      important historical events

(B)  both wrote works that enjoyed widespread

      popularity

(C)  both exhibited an understanding of the

      relevance of historical evidence to

      contemporary issues

(D)   the works of both had a significant effect On

      events following their publication

(E)     both were able to set aside worries about

      historical anachronism in order to reach

      and inspire

133．The attitude of the author of the passage toward the

      work of C．Vann Woodward iS best described as one of

    (A)  respectful regard

    (B)  qualified approbation

    (C)  implied skepticism

    (D)   pointed criticism

    (E)  fervent advocacy

134．Which of the following best describes the new idea

    expressed by C．Vann Woodward in his University of

    Virginia lectures in 1954?

    (A)  Southern racial segregation was continuous and

    uniform．

    (B)  Black people made considerable progress only

    after Reconstruction．

    (C)  Jim Crow legislation was conventional in nature．

    (D)  Jim Crow laws did not go as far in codifying

    traditional practice as they might have．

    (E)  Jim Crow laws did much more than merely

    reinforce a tradition of segregation．

这题根本没看懂

顶，我也没搞懂这篇在讲什么？

很晦涩啊！

我也没看懂，，，2楼的解释哪里可以看到，，能email我吗？：tigerkin2008(在) gmail.com,谢谢！！

这篇文章我也错了很多。。

后来又读了几遍，，，是说对历史新的评论等实际也组成了新的历史。Jim Crow是关于要隔离黑人的。woodward认为它不仅隔离黑人，还抹煞黑人的进步。中间关于第二版的说明并不是对woodwad的否定，他说就像1776年要评论美国独立是很难的（因为那年美国刚独立）。

然后作者又对woodward大家赞美，和他对比较的那个人只是细节，也不影响作者态度。

我觉得大概是这样吧。。。。

Jim Crow Laws 本身就是个坏东西，但是Woodward认识到它还有更坏的一面，因此改变大众的看法。

不知道大家有没有意见。。。。。

真的！！

完全看不懂它在说什么~

有种想要自杀的感觉