考前必看:2021年考研英语理学类阅读理解模拟题及答案(四)
发布时间:2020-10-12
最近,有小伙伴在询问最后阶段,考研英语该如何备考才最有效。最后阶段,我们应该将备考的重点放在复习和了解考试上,多去练习历年真题和模拟试题。下面,51题库考试学习网为大家带来考研初试的一些模拟试题,一起来看看吧。
Plowing through the New York Times on a
recent Sunday, I read in the
Metro Section that infertile couples in the market for smart-kid genes
regularly place advertisements in the newspapers of their own Ivy League alma
maters offering female undergraduates $7,500 for a donated egg. Before I could get that news comfortably
digested, I came across an
article in the Magazine section describing SAT prep courses for which parents
spend thousands in the hope of raising their child\'s test scores enough to make
admission to an Ivy League college possible. So how can people who have found a
potential egg donor at an Ivy League college tell whether the donor carries
genuine smart-kid genes or just pushy-parents genes?
The donor herself may not even be aware
that such a distinction exists. After years of expensive private schooling and
math tutors and tennis camps and SAT prep courses and letters of recommendation
from important family friends, she\'s
been told that, unlike
beneficiaries of affirmative action, she got into an Ivy League college on pure merit.
Since it is probably safe to assume that
people intent on securing high-priced Ivy League eggs are carrying some
pushy-parents genes themselves, their
joining forces with a donor who got into an Ivy League college by dint of her
family\'s willingness to fork over 10 grand to an SAT prep course could result
in a child with somewhere between a dose and a half and 2 1/2 doses of
pushy-parents genes. Apparently the egg seekers aren\'t troubled by the prospect
of having their grandchildren raised by this sort of person.
If you have any doubts about whether the
dosages I cite are based on a thorough grounding in genetics and statistics and
advanced microbiology, rest
assured that I attended an Ivy League college myself. That was in the days, I\'ll admit, when any number of people were admitted to such institutions
without having shown any evidence of carrying smart-kid genes even in trace
elements. Somehow, most of these
dimmer bulbs managed to graduate——every
class needs a lower third in order to have an upper two-thirds——and somehow most of them are now
millionaires on Wall Street.
One element many of them had going for them
in the admissions process was that they were identified as “legacies”——the offspring of alumni. In Ivy League colleges, alumni children are even now admitted at
twice the rate of other applicants. For that reason, egg seekers may not actually need
genuine smart-kid genes for their children: after all, an
applicant whose mother and father and egg donor were all alumni could be
considered a triple legacy.
But how about the college-admission
prospects of the grandchildren? As methods are perfected of enhancing a college
application through increasingly expensive services——one young man mentioned in the magazine
article had $25,000 worth of SAT
preparation——it might become
more important to have a parent who\'s a Wall Street millionaire than to have
smart-kid genes. Maybe it would be prudent to add a sentence to those ads in
college papers: “Preference given to respondents in the lower third of the class.”
注(1):本文选自Time;01/25/99, p20;
注(2):本文习题命题模仿对象为:1、2、3题模仿2000年真题text4 1-3题;4、5题分别模仿1999年真题text1第4题和text4第4题;
1. In the author‘s eyes, a female student from an Ivy League college is__________.
[A] an ideal egg donor
[B] not necessarily an intelligent person
[C] more influenced by her parents than by
anything else
[D] more likely to carry smart-kid genes
2. According to the author, what may chiefly be the reason for the
donor‘s admission in an
Ivy League college?
[A] her own merits
[B] the affirmative action
[C] her smart-kid genes
[D] her parents‘ efforts
3. Which of the following is true according
to the author?
[A] American parents would send their
children into an Ivy League college at any cost
[B] Ivy League colleges used to admit
students who showed no sign of intelligence
[C] alumni children stand a better chance
to be admitted than other applicants
[D]egg-seekers care nothing about the
pushy-parents genes
4. The author‘s attitude towards the issue seems to be ____________.
[A] approving
[B] objective
[C] indifferent
[D] ironic
5. It could be inferred from the text
that____________.
[A] wealth is more important than
intelligence in application for Ivy League colleges
[B] Ivy League colleges are increasingly
expensive
[C] egg-seekers can get better genes from
millionaires
[D] the prospects of college-admission are
gloomy
答案:B D C D A
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