—What a mistake!
—Yes. I ________ his doing it another way, but without
success.
A．was suggesting B．will suggest
C．would suggest D．had suggested
高三英语单项填空中等难度题
—What a mistake!
—Yes. I his doing it another way, but without success.
A. was suggesting B. will suggest C. would suggest D. had suggested
高三英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析
----What a mistake!
----Yes, I _______ his doing it another way, but without success.
A. was suggesting B. will suggest
C. would suggest D. had suggested
高三英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析
—What a mistake!
—Yes. I________his doing it another way, but without
success.
A．was suggesting B．will suggest
C．would suggest D．had suggested
高三英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析
—What a mistake!
—Yes. I ________ his doing it another way, but without
success.
A．was suggesting B．will suggest
C．would suggest D．had suggested
高三英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析
—What a mistake!
—Yes.I________his doing it another way, but without success.
A.was suggesting B.will suggest C.would suggest D.had suggested
高三英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析
—What a mistake!
—Yes. I ______ he do it in another way, but without success.
A. was suggesting B. have suggested
C. would suggest D. had suggested
高三英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析
--- How I regret making the stupid mistake!
--- Yes. I________ your doing it another way at that time, but in vain.
A.have suggested B. suggested
C. would suggest D. had suggested
高三英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析
What is it about kids these days that makes older generations so easily angry? In some way or another, older generations have been disappointed at the youth's decline since the earliest days of civilization. Even Aristotle talked smack about how young folks thought they knew everything back in the 4th century BC.
So why do people throw all the shade on the next generation? A study out last month in Science Advances shows that negative opinions about kids aren't always based on their actions; it's more about how adults praise their past and current selves.
In the study, researchers looked at a trio of characteristics in three groups of US adults: respect for elders or authoritarianism（权威主义），intelligence, and enjoyment of reading. The team, led by John Protzko, a cognitive scientist at the University of California, Santa Barbara, asked the participants whether they thought kids in the modern age shared the same qualities. They found that adults who tested especially strong in one of the categories tended to see children today as weak in il. For example, if an adult got tagged or self-identified as intelligent, they were more likely to see "kids these days" as less intelligent than they used to be. This, Protzko thinks, is because they remembered their younger selves to be smarter, whether true or not. What's more, they only reserved their strong opinion for characteristics they related to.
In another stage of the study, the authors assigned random scores to participants to trick them into thinking how well-read they were. Many of the adults changed their opinions on kid's reading ability as a result, Protzko speculates that there are two reasons for the shift: How memories can go wrong and the lack of objective knowledge of what childhood is really like. "People who are high in a trail arc imposing（迫使）their current high standing in that trait back in time, thinking 'Oh this must have been what all kids were like,' " he says. Over the years, the same memory bias（偏见）keeps occurring, making it seem like kids arc somehow failing more and more. In fact, （he older a participant was, the more heavily this bias came into play, Protzko says.
While there's still a lot to learn about why adults might see younger generations as mediocre, this research can hint that an age-old phrase can boil down to one classic human trail： vanity（自负）.
―From Popular Science
1.What does the underlined phrase in the first paragraph mean?
A.Expressed his a flection for . B.Talked positively about.
C.Spoke ill of. D.Thought highly of.
2.What does a study published last month in Science Advances indicate?
A.Negative opinions about kids come from their ill behavior.
B.Adults always keeps their previous and present glories in mind.
C.Adults hold positive opinions about kids for their actions.
D.Kids are always blamed by adults who are more outstanding.
3.According to the study, why were adults more likely to consider "kids these days" as less intelligent?
A.Because adults got tagged or self-indentified as intelligent.
B.Because adults thought they themselves much smarter.
C.Because adults hold the view that kids were weaker than them.
D.Because adults only remembered their own strengths subjectively.
4.Which of the following statements may Protzko agree with?
A.Adults hold the bias that kids these days are failing.
B.Adults probably forgot all kids have the same characteristics.
C.That the same memory bias keeps occurring led to kid's failure.
D.The participants ignored the bias as they grew older.
5.What is the structure of the passage?
A.①②--③④⑤ B.①--②③④---⑤
C.①②③--④---⑤ D.①---②---③---④⑤
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What did Patrick do last Friday?
A. He moved to another place.
B. He sold his old apartment.
C. He went out with a friend.
高三英语短对话中等难度题查看答案及解析
What did Patrick do last Friday?
A. He moved to another place.
B. He sold his old apartment.
C. He went out with a friend.
高三英语短对话中等难度题查看答案及解析