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随Yu而安 发表于 2017-8-11 21:25
请问楼主 考场冷吗 大概几点进考场呢~

哈哈不冷，甚至后来才开的里面的空调，其实到了以后走完手续就可以进了，构筑就是8点50左右进的

随Yu而安

好滴！谢谢啦

Kerek

多谢楼主！好强的回忆啊。

小麦Xiaomai

感谢！

Alexisssss

感谢放狗～！

gar_bbbbb

第一篇考古：楼主来看看是不是这个？
http://forum.chasedream.com/foru ... %83%E5%8F%A4%2Blava

旧JJ考古：
【版本1】最后一篇讲什么Venus星球上lava，不同专家认为分类不同。很多专有名词，还有好多星球名称。
【版本2】讲Venus表面的lava。有学者说Venus上的lava和月球表面的什么什么rill差不多，作者说不对，差多了。lava很浅，很长，流的方式也不一样，还有沉积物，跟那个什么rill根本不同（有题：问以下都是lava不同于。。rill的地方，EXCEPT,有人推测说lava的形成是一种类似火山喷发的东西造成的，但是这推测不对，因为那玩意一喷发，出来的流质会很快凝固，并且会很深，不像lava那么浅。… … 最后提出lava根地球上一种的carbonate流质最相近
【版本3】第一段,There are three different theories about how moon becomes based materials that US astronauts brought back. The author point put that those three theories have some problems. 第二段, a new theory Clin.. can explain and has more evidence to support its theory.
【版本4】关于Venus 上channel (原题是拉丁文名称) 的成因。有人说venus上的channel是月球channel（原文是另外一个拉丁文名称）一个特例。但实际上，是一种distinct 类型。根据channel里固化lava的状态推测lava的成分类型，和月球的性质根本不同，而和地球上的一种lava却具备那种特性。
【版本5】先说科学家发现金星上有某种lava channel, 以为跟月亮或者其它什么星球上发现的差不多。结果发现有诸多不同之处，好像说了4点不同（有考点，问哪项是这四点中没有提到的）。中间一部分记不定得了。Assumption, 主要解释为什么channel可以很长，说了一个形成长channel的process,其中好像说lava比周围的物质温度高什么的，然后又说在金星上并没有发现支持这个process的具体证据，但发现在8球上的channel找到了证据。（有考点，问提到地球上碳化的lava是为了什么?）另外还考到主题题。
【版本6】LAVA OF VENUS 60行左右
               
在VENUS 上有个LAVA CHANNEL (为CANAVALLI，斜体 ), 传统认为它是peculiar version of a type of ABC (一个特殊名词) of the moon. 然而，另外一个人认为不对，?に礳anavalli is more narrow and (细节题，问月球的ABC和CANAVALLI有不同之处EXCEPT: 有个迷惑选项： 3个都好区分，就是lava 和 exhibit different meandering behaviors弄得我头大 )
然后开始论证，说canavalli应该不是LAVA 的sediment, 因为Canavalli不大可能能流这么远的。因为：heat 不够支持lava流这么远，即使温度够的话，根据麦哲伦号的图片显示，流出的lava 根E不能被这个CHANNEL所包含（就是说流太多了，肯定要溢出来）。然后，有个人说了，它有可能能流这么远的，是因为熔岩的Viscosity比较低，所以可能流到那么远。Lava of silicate does not demonstrate such behaviors. Carbonate that are rarely found in Earth does. (这里有细节题，我记忆有点模糊了，反正就是对这个粘度和SILICATE和CARBONATE的关系，好像有2题)。
主题题：我选的是，用各种不同证据来否认某个VIEWS.
【版本7】说到最近一帮科学家在研究金星上的lava，叫什么Chilli（拼的不对）的,这种该死的岩浆，形成了一种channel，跟以前在月亮上啊，什么地方发现的S的一种岩浆不大一样。然后开始研究这种lava的特性，什么延绵千里，骆绎不绝。科学家就奇怪了，按照venus上的气温，这种岩浆应该出来不久，就会固化啊，怎么能流这么远？
然后就说，这种岩浆特性跟其它的不一样，粘度低，所以流动性很好(这里考到一个题，问这种岩浆有什么特性，答案就是fluid性能比较好啦)。大家注意这个词viscosity，是粘度的意思，还好大学时候学过流体力学。
然后又说了，这种岩浆跟在地球上发现的一种carbonite岩浆也不一样。以前发现的各种岩浆，都跟venus上的特性不一样，所以流不远，除了地球上发现的carbonite岩浆。这里又考到一个题，what can be inferred about the carbonite岩浆。答案就是，这种岩浆流动性也很好，能够跑很远。然后全文结束。
主旨题，我有点吃不准。我还是选了A，比较Chilli的岩浆跟S岩浆的区别。C也很搞的，但是我没选，因为C是讲describe the properties of a lava。我觉得这篇文章不是讲lava，而是讲lava形成的一种channel: Chilli。
【版本8】在VENUS 上有个LAVA CHANNEL (为CANAVALLI，斜体 ), 传统认为它是peculiar version of a type of ABC (一个特殊名词) of the moon. 然而，另外一个人认为不对，canavalli is more narrow and (细节题，问月球的ABC和CANAVALLI有不同之处EXCEPT: 有个迷惑选项： 3个都好区分，就是lava 和 exhibit different meandering behaviors弄得我头大 )
然后开始论证，说canavalli应该不是LAVA 的sediment, 因为canavalli不大可能能流这么远的。因为：heat 不够支持lava流这么远，即使温度够的话，根据麦哲伦号的图片显示，流出的lava 根本不能被这个CHANNEL所包含（就是说流太多了，肯定要溢出来）。然后，有个人说了，它有可能能流这么远的，是因为熔岩的Viscosity比较低，所以可能流到那么远。Lava of silicate does not demonstrate such behaviors. Carbonate that is rarely found in Earth does. (这里有细节题，我记忆有点模糊了，反正就是对这个粘度和SILICATE和CARBONATE的关系，好像有2题)。
主题题：我选的是，用各种不同证据来否认某个VIEWS.
考题：
1．   先说科学家发现金星上有某种lava channel, 以为跟月亮或者其它什么星球上发现的差不多。结果发现有诸多不同之处，好像说了4点不同（有考点，问哪项是这四点中没有提到的）
2．   细节题，问月球的ABC和CANAVALLI有不同之处EXCEPT: 有个迷惑选项： 3个都好区分，就是lava 和 exhibit different meandering behaviors弄得我头大
3．   问提到地球上碳化的lava是为了什么?
4．   另外还考到主题题：
我选的是，用各种不同证据来否认某个VIEWS.
我还是选了A，比较Chilli的岩浆跟S岩浆的区别。C也很搞的，但是我没选，因为C是讲describe the properties of a lava。
5．   主题题：我选的是，用各种不同证据来否认某个VIEWS.
6．   反正就是对这个粘度和SILICATE和CARBONATE的关系，好像有2题
7．   这里考到一个题，问这种岩浆有什么特性，答案就是fluid性能比较好啦
8．   what can be inferred about the carbonite岩浆。答案就是，这种岩浆流动性也很好，能够跑很远。
9．   这里又考到一个题，what can be inferred about the carbonite岩浆。答案就是，这种岩浆流动性也很好，能够跑很远。然后全文结束。

tonyq1989

感谢分享！               

gar_bbbbb

楼主我又来打扰你了，我找了篇类似的文章，你能帮忙看看是不是同样的内容吗？感谢感谢！！！

gar_bbbbb

楼主我又来了TAT，请看看第三篇阅读是这个吗？？这是og上的diagnositic test。我感觉蛮像的，我就highlight了一些关键词。希望楼主回复哦！感谢！！！


Women’s grassroots activism and their vision of a new civic
consciousness lay at the heart of social reform in the United States
throughout the Progressive Era, the period between the depression of
1893 and America’s entry into the Second World War. Though largely
disenfranchised except for school elections, white middle-class women
reformers won a variety of victories, notably in the improvement of
working conditions, especially for women and children. Ironically,
though, child labor legislation pitted women of different classes against
one another. To the reformers, child labor and industrial home work
were equally inhumane practices that should be outlawed, but, as a
number of women historians have recently observed, working-class
mothers did not always share this view. Given the precarious finances of
working-class families and the necessity of pooling the wages of as
many family members as possible, working-class families viewed the
passage and enforcement of stringent child labor statutes as a personal
economic disaster and made strenuous efforts to circumvent child labor
laws. Yet reformers rarely understood this resistance in terms of the
desperate economic situation of working-class families, interpreting it
instead as evidence of poor parenting. This is not to dispute women
reformers’ perception of child labor as a terribly exploitative practice,
but their understanding of child labor and their legislative solutions for
ending it failed to take account of the economic needs of working-class
families.

12. The primary purpose of the passage is to

(A) explain why women reformers of the Progressive Era failed to achievetheir goals
(B) discuss the origins of child labor laws in the late nineteenth and earlytwentieth centuries
(C) compare the living conditions of working-class and middle-class womenin the Progressive Era
(D) discuss an oversight on the part of women reformers of the ProgressiveEra
(E) revise a traditional view of the role played by women reformers inenacting Progressive Era reforms

13. The view mentioned in line 17 of the passage refers to which of the following?
(A) Some working-class mothers’ resistance to the enforcement of childlabor laws
(B) Reformers’ belief that child labor and industrial home work should beabolished
(C) Reformers’ opinions about how working-class families raised theirchildren
(D) Certain women historians’ observation that there was a lack ofconsensus between women of different classes on the issue of child laborand industrial home work
(E) Working-class families’ fears about the adverse consequences that childlabor laws would have on their ability to earn an adequate living

14. The author of the passage mentions the observations of women historians (lines15–17) most probably in order to
(A) provide support for an assertion made in the preceding sentence (lines10–12)
(B) raise a question that is answered in the last sentence of the passage(lines 27–32)
(C) introduce an opinion that challenges a statement made in the firstsentence of the passage
(D) offer an alternative view to the one attributed in the passage to workingclassmothers
(E) point out a contradiction inherent in the traditional view of child laborreform as it is presented in the passage

15. The passage suggests that which of the following was a reason for the difference ofopinion between working-class mothers and women reformers on the issue ofchild labor?
(A) Reformers’ belief that industrial home work was preferable to childlabor outside the home
(B) Reformers’ belief that child labor laws should pertain to workingconditions but not to pay
(C) Working-class mothers’ resentment at reformers’ attempts to interferewith their parenting
(D) Working-class mothers’ belief that child labor was an inhumane practice
(E) Working-class families’ need for every employable member of theirfamilies to earn money

16. The author of the passage asserts which of the following about women reformerswho tried to abolish child labor?
(A) They alienated working-class mothers by attempting to enlist them inagitating for progressive causes.
(B) They underestimated the prevalence of child labor among the workingclasses.
(C) They were correct in their conviction that child labor was deplorable butshortsighted about the impact of child labor legislation on working-classfamilies.
(D) They were aggressive in their attempts to enforce child labor legislation,but were unable to prevent working-class families from circumventingthem.
(E) They were prevented by their nearly total disenfranchisement frommaking significant progress in child labor reform.

17. According to the passage, one of the most striking achievements of white middleclasswomen reformers during the Progressive Era was
(A) gaining the right to vote in school elections
(B) mobilizing working-class women in the fight against child labor
(C) uniting women of different classes in grassroots activism
(D) improving the economic conditions of working-class families
(E) improving women’s and children’s working conditions

toudépossibl

感谢分享！