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At present, I only find the answers that I have read carefully. Oh, my god, by the way, I didn't get a few right, and I corrected one mistake. God, kill me. . .

Question 56: B should be preserved as soon as possible.

Analysis: The stem of the question asks the author's opinion on "deep reading", which is located in paragraph 1 of the article. In the sentence 1, "deep reading" is an endangered skill, and we should protect it. As mentioned later, if this practice disappears, it will bring great losses. Among them, "should" corresponds to "should", and "mend after the sheep is dead" is a reverse rewriting of "he should be jealous of his disability ...".

Question 57: A: It helps to promote readers' intellectual and emotional growth.

Analysis: When asked why the author advocates "literary reading", candidates should remember not to confuse it with the information of "deep reading". The article directly mentions the benefits of "literature reading" in two places. One is the last sentence of paragraph 1, which refers to the intellectual training of the brain by literary reading; The other is located in the last sentence of paragraph 3. The author thinks that literature is a situation and moral dilemma in literary works, which is a powerful training for the brain, forcing people to understand the ideas of fictional characters and increasing our empathy in real life.

58 topics: B It can fully involve readers.

Analysis: Ask the difference between paper reading and online reading. 1 In the last paragraph, the second sentence is about their differences in reading experience and development ability. The third sentence further supplements the online reading "doing less", and it can be inferred that paper reading is more input.

Topic: D It makes reading less enjoyable.

Analysis: problem dry goods, research shows how online reading is. In the third sentence of the last paragraph 1, the author thinks that "not satisfied" in online reading corresponds to option D. render means "make …" and "not satisfied" is replaced by "not happy".

Topic selection: The readers on the screen may be less competitive readers.

Analysis: The question asks about the information that matches the British National Literacy Trust survey, and it is located in the middle of the last paragraph 1 to the end. In the last sentence, the study also found that readers who only read on the screen are "less likely to be above average readers" (less likely to be above average readers) compared with readers who combine paper reading with screen reading. The word "incompetent" in the option is a synonym rewriting of "not sincerely being an above-average reader"

6 1 topic: c their background may determine in what ways they benefit the American people.

Analysis: The main question asks the author's views on American immigrants. Since question 62 is in the third paragraph, the extension of question 6 1 should be in paragraphs 1 and 2. The author believes that the specific differences of immigrants from different countries will determine whether their arrival is good or bad for the American people. The "background" in the option corresponds to "immigrants from different countries" and "where are they beneficial to the American people" corresponds to "whether their coming here is good or bad for the American people."

Topic selection: It is difficult to find an ideal solution to the immune problem in the United States.

Analysis: the problem is dry. What does the author want to illustrate by quoting MF? In the third paragraph, the author thinks it is not advisable to pursue unrealistic "ideal results" Then MF is cited to further demonstrate that pursuing unattainable idealism will hinder us from achieving pragmatic results.

Topic: Unlimited immunization will destroy the welfare state of the United States.

Analysis: dry topic, the author's views on American immigration policy. According to the detailed word "immigration policy", the author points out that immigration policy must consider welfare system. "Everything we try to do with immigration law must be carried out in the context of embracing welfare." Tate, this is an important and inevitable fact of life. Combined with the previous sentence, "We have no choice between the welfare state and the open border" (we can't have it both ways, so the author is worried that the influx of immigrants will damage the welfare system.

Topic choice: D. shows that immigrants are worried about the cultural compatibility of the host country.

Analysis: the stem asks the author what the purpose of the latest terrorist attack is, and it is located in the penultimate paragraph. The author says that the whole western world has gradually discovered that accepting immigrants from different cultures will bring countless consequences, and then take the terrorist attacks in Boston and London as examples. In the options, the cultural compatibility of immigrants corresponds to people with incompatible cultures, while the inclusive consequences correspond to … having consequences.

65 topic: bn negative.

Analysis: the title asks the author's attitude towards "comprehensive reform of immigration policy", which is located in the last paragraph of 1. According to "comprehensive reform of immigration policy", the author thinks that this practice means rushing, and it also means that all actions are based on abstract views of abstract people-which is exactly what he denied in his last article.

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