情感态度题技巧点拨

1、找出文中直接表述相应观点态度的段落或句子，对应正确的选项；

2、如文中无明确表述，则从字里行间把握文章的整体基调和相关细节，注意推敲文章的遣词用句，把握动词、形容词和副词所传递的情感态度；

不要混淆作者的观点和文章中他人的观点；

不要脱离原文主观臆测，以自己的观点代替作者的观点。

It's just too hard (P3)

Choose the best answer:

1. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A. Jordan Wight is doing perfectly in every field and never makes mistakes.

B. Jordan Wight is so talented that she doesn't feel the pressure other teenage girls do.

C. The demands placed on teenage girls are believed by some to cause teen suicide and depression.

D. Teenage boys are lucky not to have to bear the same pressures girls do.

2. According to Hinshaw, teenage girls ______.

A. should stand up and fight against this trend

B. have been pushed to their “genetic limit”

C. are good at school work and sport

D. pay more attention to fashion and their look

3. What is the main idea of the article?

A. Girls suffer unfair treatment.

B. Nowadays, girls lead tougher lives than boys.

C. Teenage girls are better at school work and sports.

D. Teenage girls are under pressure to be perfect.

A bilingual future ahead (P5)

Learning a foreign language was encouraged (in the US), because it would make us more cultured. ______(4) We spoke English, and English was the international language! Everyone else in the world was learning how to speak it, so why should we bother learning something else?

______ (5) So are the foreign language classes available for students in the US and UK. For every native English speaker in the world today, there are close to three Mandarin Chinese speakers. China's economy is growing quickly, becoming more and more important to the international community. People interested in business are starting to realize that if they want to get ahead, they should be learning Mandarin Chinese, not English.

Recognizing this, schools in the US and the UK have started offering Chinese classes to their students, along with lessons in Arabic, Russian, and Japanese. Foreign language classes are introduced as early as primary school. ______ (6)

“I think kids are seeing a lot about Asia in the news,” said one foreign language director at an American school. “They're seeing Asia is a big power in the world.”

______ (7) It is the key to the future. Students know that if they can speak one of these “critical foreign languages” when they are older, they will have opportunities for better, more exciting jobs and lives. ______ (8)

根据短文内容，从选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。有两项为多余选项。

A. Now that attitude is changing.

B. But some of us may not like the trend.

C. It isn't enough just to speak English anymore.

D. Once optional, these classes are now required.

E. But we never felt like we needed to learn another language.

F. English will remain as popular as it has ever been.

G. Today, learning a foreign language isn't just another way to fill the school day.

Still a mystery (P6)

Choose the best answer:

9. Charles Darwin is mentioned in the first paragraph ______.

A. because the article will be about evolutionary theory

B. because Darwin did research on flower

C. because Darwin had no idea about flower

D. because the article is about Darwin's life

10. Today's experts are ______ about the possibility of solving the mystery of flowers.

A. pessimisticB. confident

C. dividedD. unconcerned

11. Scientists agree ______.

A. on the whole evolutionary path of flower

B. on the origins of the earliest flower

C. that flowers are more closely related to pine tree

D. that the closest living relatives to flowers are flowerless plants that produce seed

12. The article tells us that ______.

A. flowers are the main human food

B. scientists have created new flower species by studying flower DNA

C. Amborella represents the oldest branch of flowering plants today

D. early flowers were more successful than non-flowering plant

What really matters (P8)

Choose the best answer:

13. What caused the crash?

A. The brakes weren't working.

B. Holly stepped on the gas pedal instead of the brakes.

C. Holly was drinking a soft drink while driving.

D. The car got a flat tire and Holly lost control.

14. Which of the following descriptions is TRUE?

A. When the author first learned about the crash, he regretted sending her daughter to the store.

B. The author allowed his daughter to use his truck because his son was too young to drive.

C. When the author saw the crash, he was very sorry for the damage to his beloved truck.

D. By comforting his daughter, the author showed how much more he loved her than his truck.

15. What happened to the author's friend after she ruined her dad's car?

A. She suffered physical pain for a long time.

B. She lost the courage to drive.

C. Her father kicked her out of the house.

D. Her father was violent toward her.

16. What insight does the writer want to share with readers?

A. That love is more important than possessions.

B. That parents should never let a teenager drive.

C. That there's no point blaming someone after an accident.

D. That we should always forgive others' mistakes.

(答案见下期)

上期参考答案：

1—4 BBCA

5. One can be rich and successful without any hard work.

6. You can't let your failures define you.

7. (1) work hard(2) learn from failure

(3) ask questions(4) never give up on yourself

8. 并且，即使在你痛苦挣扎时，在你灰心失意时，在你感觉其他人都对你不抱任何希望时，你也不要自暴自弃。

9—11 CCA12—15 DCCD