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单选题
The main topic of this passage is _____.
A
the attitude of society towards education
B
the various curricula in high school education
C
the importance of basic academic skills in schools
D
the importance of students’ making their own decisions
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这篇文章主要从历史角度论述了学校教育对孩子基本要求的变化。所以答案A“评论社会对教育的态度”与文章的主旨相符。B意为“评论高中教育的各种课程”，C意为“强调基本学习技能在学校的重要性”，都只是文中提到的一个部分，不全面。D意为“强调学生自主决定的重要性”，这只是美国教育的一个出发点，不符合题意。
这篇文章主要从历史角度论述了学校教育对孩子基本要求的变化。所以答案A“评论社会对教育的态度”与文章的主旨相符。B意为“评论高中教育的各种课程”，C意为“强调基本学习技能在学校的重要性”，都只是文中提到的一个部分，不全面。D意为“强调学生自主决定的重要性”，这只是美国教育的一个出发点，不符合题意。
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Teaching aims:
Knowledge aim:
Students will grasp and understand the main and detailed information of the passage.
Ability aim:
Students will improve their reading and speaking skills.
Emotional aim:
Students will foster the interest and desire of learning English and take part in speaking activities actively.
Key and difficult point:
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