2019-2020学年高中英语 阅读强化训练（十二） 牛津译林版必修3.doc

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1、阅读强化训练(十二)[学生用书P152(单独成册)](建议用时：25分钟)阅读理解Fromonlinenewspaperstoereaders(电子阅读器)tosocialmedia,theInternethashadadeepeffectonthewayspeoplereadforinformationandpleasure.However,researchalsoshowsthatithaschangedthedepthofreadingabilities.TheInternethasnotjustchangedwhat

2、peopleread,butthewaystheyprocessandusetheinformation,leadingtobothpositiveandnegativeconsequencesforAmericans’readingskills.Ifyou’veevergotaheadachewhenreadingpagesfilledwithtextsorfeltlikeyoucouldn’tfocuswhenreadingasimpleparagraph,theInternetmayhaveaffectedyourat

3、tention.AccordingtoNicholasCarrofTheAtlantic,itactuallymayhavechangedyourbrain.Carr’sarticle“IsGoogleMakingUsStupid”reportsawidespreaddecreaseinpeople’sabilitiestocarefullyreadandunderstandtexts.Insteadoffocusingontheoverallmeaningofanarticle,peoplearelikelytosearc

4、hforkeywordsbyreadingthetextquickly.Thiscouldpossiblyleadtoweakerreadingcomprehensionskillsforstudents.Althoughtheresultsofstudiesaredifferent,theNationalEndowmentfortheArtsreportsarelationshipbetweenthelackoftimestudentsspendreadingforpleasureanddecreased(降低的)read

5、ingscores.Theirreport“ToReadorNottoRead”revealedthatmorethanhalfofpeopleaged18to24don’treadforfunandthatpeopleinthesameagegrouparemorelikelytospendmoneyonentertainmentthanbooks.Inpossibleconsequence,overallreadingtestscoresaredownnationwide,withonly5percentofstuden

6、tstestingatskilledlevels.Whilesomestudiesshowthatsocialmediaandtextinghavehadaharmfuleffectonstudents’languageuse,somestudiesshowthattheseactivitiesmightactuallybeimprovingtheirskills.ResearchersatCoventryUniversityselectedagroupof9and10yearoldswhodidnottextandhadt

7、hemperformreadingandspellingtestsbeforeandaftertextingovera10dayperiod.Theresultsrevealedanimprovementintestscoresthatcouldbelinkedtotextinguse.Thesestudiesshowedthatstudentsseemtogainvaluablewritingpracticefromonlinecommunication.【解题导语】　本文介绍的是不同的有关因特网和电子阅读对美国人阅读能力

8、的正面或负面的影响的研究成果。希望能引起读者对电子阅读的利弊的重视。51．WhichofthefollowingstatementmightNicholasCarragreewith?A．Thatreadingonlinehasincreasedpeople’sbrainpower.B．T