2024年全國(guó)碩士研究生入學(xué)統(tǒng)一考試英語(yǔ)(一)試題Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebestword(s)foreachnumberedblankandmarkA,B,CorDontheANSWERSHEET.(10poinThere'snothingmorewelcomingthanadooropeningforyou.theneedtobetoopenorclose,automaticdoorsareessentialin2disabledprovidegeneral3tocommercialbuildings.years4byAmericansDeeHortonandLewHewitl.They5theirusehasgrown,their6haveextendedwithinourtechnologicallyadvancParticularly7inbusylocationsorduringtimesmanagementbyreducingtheobstaclesputin9makingaccessbothinandoutomanyofthesedoorsopenhelpsreducethetotalarea10bythem.Aubuildingstomaximisetheusablespaceinsidewithouthavinsticking-outdoor.Therearemanydifferenttypesofautomsignalstotellthemwhentoopen.14Eachautomaticdoorsystem16theligsignaltoopen.Sensortypesarechosento118abusystreetmpassers-by.Apressuresensitivematwouldbemore20tolimitthe9.[A]Aswellas[B]IntermsoftReadthefollowingfourtexts.AnswerthequestionsbelowMarkyouranswersontheANSWERSHEET.(40poNearly2000yearsago,astheRomansbegantopulloutofScurioustreasure:10tonsofnails,nearlyamillionofthethings.Thenailhoardwasdiscoveredin1960inafour-metre-deeppitcWhyhadtheRomansburiedamillionnails?Thelikelyexplanationisthatthewwasrushed,andtheydidn'twantthelocalCaledoniansgettinggradeiron.TheRomansburiedthenailssodeepthattheywouldnotbeLatercivilisationswouldvaluethesrawmaterial.AsRomaAgrawalexplainsinhernewdelightcenturyVirginianswouldsometimesbumdowntheirhomesiftheywereplanningtorelocate.Thiswasanattempttorecoverthevaluablenails,whTheideathatonemightbumdownanentirehousejusttoreclacostlyandvaluablethesimple-seemingtechThepriceofnailsfellby90%betweenthelateSichelpointsoutinaresearchpaper.AccordingtoSichel,althoughthefallingpricdrivenpartlybycheaperironandcheaperenergy,mostofthecreditgoestonailmanuNailsthemselveshavechangedovertheyears,butSichelstudiedthembecausetheyhaven'tchangedmuch.RomanlampsandRomanchariotsaomannailsarestillclearlynails.ItwouldbeabsurdtofImakenoapologyforbeingobsessedbyaparticularfeatureoftheseamaneconomist,afterall.AfterwritingtwobooksaboutthehistoryofleantisthatwhileitistheenchantinglysophisticatedtechnTheGutenbergprintingpresstransfomedcivilisationnscost-anditwouldhaveachievedlittlfsurfacestowriteon,thankstoanoften-overlookedtechnologycalledpaper.Solarpnicheusesuntiltheybecamecheap;nowtheyaret21.TheRomansburiedthenailsprobablyforthesakeof22.Theexampleofearly17th-centuryV[A]highlightthethriftinessofearlyAmer[B]illustratethehighstatusofblacksmithsinthatperiod[C]contrasttheattitudesofdifferentcivilisationstowardnails[D]showthepreciousnessofnail-makingte23.Whatplayedthemajorroleinloweringthepriceo[D]Reducedcostofra24.ItcanbeleanedfromPara[A]haveundergonemanytechnologicalimp[D]areoneoftheworld's25.Whichofthefollowingbestsummarisesth[A]Cheaptechnologiesbringaboutrevolutionarycha[B]Technologicalinn[C]Technologydefinespeople'sunderstandingoftheworld.[D]SophisticatedtecParentingtipsobtainedfromhunter-gatherersinAfricamaybethekeytocontentedchildren,researchershavesuggested.TheideaisbaastheKungofBotswana,whereeachchildiscaredforbymanyadultsasfourwillhelptolookafteryoungeronesand"bAccordingtoDrNikhilChaudhary,anevolutionarythesepractices,Knownasalloparenting,couldleadtolessanxietyforchildreDrAnnieSwanepoel,achildpsychiatrist,believesthattherearewaystoiintowesternlife.InGermany,oneschemehaspairedanoldpeople'shresidentshelptolookafterthechildren,anarrangementakintoalloparentingcouldbeencouragingfriendshipsbetweenchildrenindifferentschounsupervisedmixed-ageplaygroupsinhunter-gatherercommunities.InapaperpublishedintheJournalofChildPsychologyandPsychiatry,researcherssaidthewesternnuclearfamilywasarecentinventionwhichfamilybrokewithevoluthistory.Thisabruptshifttoan"intensiveshouldmanagechildcarealone,waslikmaternalexhaustionandhavedangerhunter-gatherersocietiesadultsotherthantheparentsfofachild'scare.OnepreviousstudylookedattheEfépeopleoftheDemocraticRepublicofCongo.ItfoundthatiweeksoldandwerepassedbChaudharysaidthatparentsnowhadlesschildcaresuppthanduringmostofhumans'evolutionaryhistory,butintroducingadditionalcaregiverscouldreducestressandmaternaldepression,whichwellbeing.Aninfantbomtoahunter-gatherersocietycouldhavemorethantenccontrastsstarklytonurserysettingsichildrenagedtwototWhilehunter-gathererchildrenleantfromobservationplaygroups,researcherssaidthatwestern"instmaycontributetoconditionssuchasattentiondeficithyperactivBritainshouldexplorethepossibilitythatoldersitheirownsocialdevelopmen26.Accordingtothefirsttwoparagraph,alloparentingreferstotheprac[A]sharingchildcareamongco[B]assigningbabiestospecific[C]teachingparentingde[D]carryinginfants27.TheschemeinGermanyis[A]anattempttofacilitateinterg[B]anapproachtointegr[C]theconventionalparentingsty[D]thedifferencesbetween[C]resultsinthech[D]departsfromthe29.Accordingtoparagraph6,whatcanwe[C]Theyoughttoimprovetheircarer-to-ch[D]Theyshouldtrytopreventparentaldepres30.Whichofthefollowingwouldbetheb[A]Instructiveteaching:adilemmaforanxiousC]Mix-agedplaygroup,ab[D]Tracingthehistoryofparenting:fromAfricatoRutkowskiisaPolishdigitallandscapes.H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