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楼主
发表于 2006-8-28 09:11:00 | 只看该作者

[求助]GWD29-6

 

      In a 1984 book, Claire C.

       Robertson argued that,

       before colonialism, age was

Line       a more important indicator

  (5)      of status and authority than

gender in Ghana and in

Africa generally.  British

colonialism imposed

European-style male-

 (10)      dominant notions upon

more egalitarian local

situations to the detriment

of women generally, and

gender became a defining

 (15)      characteristic that weak-

ened women’s power and

authority.

      Subsequent research in

Kenya convinced Robertson

 (20)      that she had overgeneralized

       about Africa.  Before colo-

       nialism, gender was more

salient in central Kenya than

it was in Ghana, although age

 (25)      was still crucial in determin-

ing authority.  In contrast with

Ghana, where women had

traded for hundreds of years

and achieved legal majority

 (30)      (not unrelated phenomena),

the evidence regarding

central Kenya indicated that

       women were legal minors

and were sometimes treated

 (35)
                       as male property, as were

European women at that

time.  Factors like strong

patrilinearity and patrilocality,

      as well as women’s inferior

 (40)     land rights and lesser

involvement in trade, made

women more dependent on

men than was generally the

case in Ghana.  However,

 (45)      since age apparently

remained the overriding

principle of social organiza-

tion in central Kenya, some

senior women had much

 (50)      authority.  Thus, Robertson

revised her hypothesis

somewhat, arguing that

in determining authority in

precolonial Africa age was a

 (55)      primary principle that super-

seded gender to varying

degrees depending on the

situation.

Q6:

The author of the passage mentions the status of age as a principle of social organization in precolonial central Kenya in lines 24-26 most likely in order to    E

 

  1. indicate that women’s dependence on men in precolonial Kenya was not absolute
  2. contrast the situation of senior women to that of less senior women in precolonial Kenyan society
  3. differentiate between the status and authority of precolonial Kenyan women and that of precolonial Ghanaian women
  4. explain why age superseded gender to a greater extent in precolonial Kenya than it did elsewhere in Africa
  5. identify a factor that led Robertson to revise her hypothesis about precolonial Africa

为什么选E呢??不懂...

沙发
发表于 2006-8-28 10:13:00 | 只看该作者
以下是引用肖小在2006-8-28 9:11:00的发言:

 

 

      In a 1984 book, Claire C.

       Robertson argued that,

       before colonialism, age was

Line       a more important indicator

  (5)      of status and authority than

gender in Ghana and in

Africa generally.  British

colonialism imposed

European-style male-

 (10)      dominant notions upon

more egalitarian local

situations to the detriment

of women generally, and

gender became a defining

 (15)      characteristic that weak-

ened women’s power and

authority.

     
                            
Subsequent research in

Kenya convinced Robertson

 (20)      that she had overgeneralized

       about Africa.  Before colo-

       nialism, gender was more

salient in central Kenya than

it was in Ghana, although age

 (25)      was still crucial in determin-

ing authority.  In contrast with

Ghana, where women had

traded for hundreds of years

and achieved legal majority

 (30)      (not unrelated phenomena),

the evidence regarding

central Kenya indicated that

       women were legal minors

and were sometimes treated

 (35)
        as male property, as were

European women at that

time.  Factors like strong

patrilinearity and patrilocality,

      as well as women’s inferior

 (40)     land rights and lesser

involvement in trade, made

women more dependent on

men than was generally the

case in Ghana.  However,

 (45)      since age apparently

remained the overriding

principle of social organiza-

tion in central Kenya, some

senior women had much

 (50)      authority.  Thus, Robertson

revised her hypothesis

somewhat, arguing that

in determining authority in

precolonial Africa age was a

 (55)      primary principle that super-

seded gender to varying

degrees depending on the

situation.

Q6:

The author of the passage mentions the status of age as a principle of social organization in precolonial central Kenya in lines 24-26 most likely in order to    E

 

 

  1. indicate that women’s dependence on men in precolonial Kenya was not absolute
  2. contrast the situation of senior women to that of less senior women in precolonial Kenyan society
  3. differentiate between the status and authority of precolonial Kenyan women and that of precolonial Ghanaian women
  4. explain why age superseded gender to a greater extent in precolonial Kenya than it did elsewhere in Africa
  5. identify a factor that led Robertson to revise her hypothesis about precolonial Africa

为什么选E呢??不懂...

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板凳
发表于 2006-8-28 10:44:00 | 只看该作者

 (45)      since age apparently

remained the overriding

principle of social organiza-

tion in central Kenya, some

senior women had much

 (50)      authority.  Thus, Robertson

revised her hypothesis

somewhat, arguing that

in determining authority in

precolonial Africa age was a

 (55)      primary principle that super-

seded gender to varying

degrees depending on the

situation.

就是这一段的同义词替换

地板
发表于 2006-8-28 18:12:00 | 只看该作者

i believe it's A because

The author of the passage mentions the status of age as a principle of social organization in precolonial central Kenya in lines 24-26 most likely in order to  

age instead of gender is mentioned here. if here, "gender" replace "age", i think E would be the best choice.

5#
发表于 2006-11-5 21:36:00 | 只看该作者

严重同意 A

6#
发表于 2007-1-11 16:25:00 | 只看该作者
up
7#
发表于 2007-1-20 06:01:00 | 只看该作者
本段结构1.Robertson 错误  
                overgeneralized
about Africa   2. 解释   3.Robertson修正 Thus, Robertson revised her hypothesis somewhat,

这段话是为了解释前面的 

                
Subsequent research in Kenya convinced Robertson
            
that she had overgeneralized about Africa.分别说了Ghana和Kenya的情况是不一样的. 因此总体来说是为了解释 Robertson revised her hypothesis的原因.


            


    

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8#
发表于 2007-4-11 11:41:00 | 只看该作者

严重支持A,不知道现在是否又有新的解释了。。

9#
发表于 2007-7-10 11:12:00 | 只看该作者

kan

10#
发表于 2007-7-29 21:23:00 | 只看该作者

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