2022年考研英語沖刺閱讀理解專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練164

2022年考研英語沖刺閱讀理解專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練164Inthefollowingtext。somesentenceshavebeenremoved．ForQuestions卜5，choosethemostsuitableonefromthelistA-Gtofitintoeachofthenumberedblanks．Therearetwoextrachoices，whichdonotfitinanyoftheblanks．

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Whenstudentsdoresearchonlinethesedays，manyeducatorsworry，thoseareoftenabouttheonlystepstheytake．Iftheycanavoidatriptothelibraryatall，manystudentsgladlywill．①

Youngpeoplemayknowthatjustbecauseinformationisplentifulonlinedoesn’tmeanit’sreliable,yettheirperceptionsofwhat’strustworthyfrequentlydifferfromtheirelders，--sparkingalargerdebateaboutwhatconstitutestruthintheInternetage．

GeorgiaTechprofessorAmyBruckmantriedtoforcestudentstoleavetheircomputersbyrequiringatleastonebookforaSeptemberclassproject．

(1)____________．

Whiletheanswermightjusthavebeenasmartaleck’sbidforlaughs，Bruckmanandothereducatorsgrappledailywiththechallengeofensuringtheirstudentshavegoodskillsfordiscerningthetruth．Professorsandlibrarianssaymanycometocollegewithoutanysuchskills，andauiteafewleavewithouthavingacquiredthem．③

AlexHalavais，professorofinformaticsattheUniversityatBuffal0，saidstudentsa-esoaccustomedtoinstantinformationthat“theideaofspendinganhourortwotofindthatgoodsourceisforeigntothem．

Inastudyonresearchhabits，WellesleyCollegeresearchersPanagiotisMetaxasandLeahGrahamfoundthatfewerthan2percentofstudentsinoneWellesleycomputerscienceclassbotheredtousenon-Internetsourcestoanswerallsixtestquestions．

(2)____________．Forinstance，63percentofstudentsaskedtolistMicrosoftCorP．’stopinnovationsonlyvisitedthecompany’sWebsiteinsearchoftheanswer．

It’saparadoxtosomethatsomanyyoungAmericanscanbesoacceptingofonlineinformationwhoseoriginisunclear．

“Skepticism…ispartoftheirlives，yettheytendtobelievethingsfairlyreadilybecauseitaPPearsontheInternet，④saidRogerCasey，whostudiesyouthsandpopcultureatRollinsC011egeinWinterPark，F(xiàn)la．

(3)____________．

“Ifl’mgoingtogotothelibrary，chancesaresomebodyhasn’tpaidalibrarianl00buckstoDointmetoaparticularbook，”saidBeauBrendler，directoroftheConsumerReportsWebWatch．

Anotherpotentialminefieldisthegrowingphenomenonofcollaborativeinformationassemblv．ThecredentialsofthepeopleauthoringgrassrootsWebjournalsandacommittee-writtenencvclopediacalledWikipediaareoftenunclear．(4)____________．

Inmanyways，thegreaterdiversityofinformationishealthy．

PaulDuguid，co-authorof“TheSocialLifeofInformation，”pointsOUtthatnolonger，inmostoftheUnitedStates，canschooltextbooksgetawaywithone—sidedviews．(5)____________．

Butasstudentscometotrustresourcesthatmaybecorrectonlypartofthetime，theextentofthedownsideisnotyetfullyknown．

Somebelievethechallengeofdeterminingwhomandwhattobelieveamidtheinformationfloodisboundtoinfluencethepoliticalviews，medicaldecisions，financialinvestmentsandotherkeyaspectsofthisbuddinggeneration’slife．

[A]Oneconcerniscommercialinfluenceonlinesomesearchenginesrunadsandacceptpaymentstoincludesitesintheirindexes，withvaryingdegreeofdisclosure．

[B]Shewasn’tpreparedfortheresponse：“Someoneraisedtheirhandandasked，Excuseme。WherewouldIgetabook?’”

[C]Intheend，it’sjustamatterofadjustingtohowinformationgetsaroundnowthattheInternethasrevolutionzedcommunication．

[D]EvenSouthTexasCollegeofLawprofessorTracyMcGaughfindshercurricuIum．challengedasstudentscanquicklydiscoverhowotherprofessorsteachthesamematerial．

[E]Andmanystudentsfailedtocheckoutmultiplesources．

[F]Youths，manyofwhomhavecreatedWebsitesthemselves，tendtoknowbetter．

[G]Nevertheless，someInternetusersbelievethatsuchresourcescancolle