伊犁师范-教育技术应用能力

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What does the professor recommend to do first when we begin to formulate a story
A . to know the charactersB . to define the characters.personalitiesC . to think about details
D . to make a list of interesting people we know or have observed

()What’ s purpose when the professor talks about "Say you have three friends... Andlet. s say...".
A . The professor wants to illustrate that writers should know their characters as well as they knowtheir friends
B . The professor wants to illustrate that writers should create characters that interact in complexways
C . The professor wants to illustrate that friends do not always behave the way we expect them tobehave
D . The professor wants to illustrate that friends. behavior is often more predictable than fictional

() What does the professor mainly discuss in the lecture.
A . How to keep readers interested
B . How to create a believable character
C . The key differences between major and minor charactersD . The techniques for developing short story plots

What is the conversation mainly about ().
A . A lesson Matthew prepared for his students
B . A class Matthew has been observing
C . A term paper that Matthew has written
D . A problem in Matthew.s classroom

()What can you predict when you hear the professor asking about the student.sobserving a class for his approaches to education paper.
A . They will probably talk about his understanding of effective teaching skills.
B . They will probably talk about how to improve his study habits.
C . They will probably talk about his language learning strategiesD . They will probably talk about his student loans.

( ) What information in context can NOT help you understand the word"interdisciplinary"
A . When he was teaching astronomy, Mr. Grable didn.t just teach students the names of theplanets. He used it as a way to teach mythology
B . Mr. Grable introduced Greek and Roman mythology as a way of explainingC . In an astronomy class, the students also learned about the literature of Greek and RomanmythologyD . Mr. Grable asked his students to do a research, write a report and make a presentation aboutthe planet they chose

What is the purpose of this audio clip () .
A . To persuadeB . To inform
C . To instruct
D . To describe

() What is the target audience.
A . Computer users who do not know much about the technical means of cybercrime preventionB . Software vendors who can help users deal with security and privacy settingsC . Computer users armed with some technical advice and common senseD . Online criminals who take advantage of software flaws

() What is the main content of this audio clip.
A . Helping computer users to protect themselves from cyber attacksB . Giving suggestions on how to choose a good computer
C . Giving information about online crimes
D . Helping users to set up their computers

、What issue is the speaker mainly discussing ()
A . The negative influence of human activity on animals.habitat
B . The importance of animal conservation
C . Some animals that are endangered
D . Some international organizations that help to protect animals

() What is NOT a problem mentioned by the speaker.
A . Many animal and plant species have become extinct
B . Some animal species are endangered
C . Human activities have damaged the natural habitats of animalsD . Some organizations face difficulties when trying to save animals

() According to the speaker, what actions can individuals take to help animalconservation.
A . Reducing waste and pollution
B . Introducing laws aimed at deterring animal hunting
C . Building natural parks and reserves
D . Making donations to animal protection organizations

() Which of the following options is the speaker. s statement.
A . The Internet was originally developed to let the supercomputers talk to each otherB . People use the internet for various purposes other than communication.C . lt is possible that the house of the lnternet is not built on a stable foundationD . Over 1 billion records of personal information were stolen between 2004 and 2013

() According to the speaker, what is the main reason of the lnternet being unsafe.
A . Some vulnerabilities such as viruses are built into the architecture of the lnternetB . The development of the Internet is hard to predict
C . People are getting more and more attached to the InternetD . There are false information and fake websites on the Internet

() Which of the following options is NOT the speaker’ s opinion.
A . The Internet was not intended to be built into what it is todayB . We can do nothing to fortify the Internet until it is safe
C . The price of various devices talking to each other easily is securityD . The lnternet has been a home to innovation and an unprecedented free exchange of ideas

According to the speaker, what is the point of understanding the concept of domesticviolence .
A . lt will stop domestic violence
B . lt helps people to take actions against domestic violenceC . It informs people of the negative influence of domestic violenceD . It increases public awareness of this issue

() Which of the following actions can be defined as psychological abuse.
A . Beating the victim
B . Having total control of all financial resourcesC . Harassing the victim continuously
D . Causing the victim fear through intimidation

() What does the speaker imply at the end of the speech.
A . Wives do not suffer from domestic violence any moreB . The victims of domestic violence belong to a certain group of peopleC . Husbands could also be the victims of domestic violenceD . Domestic violence can never be eliminated

What is the assumption behind “In thinking about it, I found myself intrigued by somelessons from an unlikely source: Singapore." ()。
A . A large country is more likely to deal with racial problems better.
B . A large country is more likely to have racial problems.
C . A small country is more likely to deal with racial problems better.
D . A small country is more likely to have racial problems.

、What do the living conditions of the Muslim population in Britain prove () .
A . Segregation in Britain happens by chance.
B . Segregation is the natural tendency of the development of societies.
C . Singapore is a usual case in terms of racial relations.
D . Singapore is an example of a diverse society that has been able to live together.

What is the assumption behind "We were a nation that was not meant to be.” ()
A . lt is easier for people with same or similar religions, cultures and belief systems to establish anation.
B . Singapore. s social divide is an enduring problem.
C . The most intrusive social policy in Singapore has turned out to be the most important.
D . The natural workings of society rarely lead to diverse and integrated communities.

What can we infer from "the Native Americans didn. t think they were beingdiscovered?”()。
A . The Native Americans celebrated the arrival of ColumbusB . The Native Americans celebrated the arrival of Columbus.C . The Native Americans didn. t think the Earth was flat.D . Columbus did land on October the 12th.

What can we infer from that the former prime minister of the Bahamas "didn’ t carewhich island that it was as long as it was still in the Bahamas?”() .
A . Columbus discovered the Bahamas Islands.
B . Columbus didn. t make landfall in the Bahamas at all.C . No matter which island of the Bahamas Columbus set food on, it is a sense of national pride forthe people of that country.
D Native Americans hold the story of Columbus in a high regard.

"A () fisher named Fisher? failed to fish any fish on Friday" is the tongue twister we
learnt.
A . Fish
B . fish
C . Finnish
D . finnish

"A () fisher named Fisher? failed to fish any fish on Friday" is the tongue twister we28驾减采拜读卑巴崩鞍绑amnt.
A . Fish
B . fish
C . Finnish
D . finnish

if the customer says“I really can’ t make up my mind" ,what would the better answerof the salesperson() .
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A ."you will like it ."
B. You need not make up your mind"
"lt is cheap
D ." I think? it is easy to make up your mind"

.In Overcoming objections in selling, how many situations are introduced () .
A.3
B.4
C.2
D.5

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