C
It is good to know that your parents will provide you a shoulder to cry on when you meet difficulties. Would it still be welcome if your mother gave up her job in order to be closer to you all the time?
Many parents in China have chosen to do so. They stay home to cook healthy food and help children with their homework,reported 21st Century Business Herald on Nov. 10 and some even rent(租)a small room near their children's school to save them time. Such parents have got the nickname of “helicopter(直升机)parents”,which means they always closely hover around their children.
“This is harmful to their children as they will not be able to learn self-dependence(独立),” said Chicago family expert(专家)Danielle Sines.
However,parents have their own reasons. Most students in China are only children,so parents are willing to do everything to help them stand out among the fierce(激烈的)competition,said China Youth Daily.
This June,Liu Lu began her last year in high school in Hebei. Her mother rented a small room near her school so that she could do the washing and cooking for her. “I'll have to be there for my child as she is making that last push for college. What I do will save her a lot of time so she can better prepare for the national college entrance exam. It's worth it,” her mother told the reporter.
In fact,schools in north-eastern states in the USA,such as Connecticut and New York,have the same trend(趋势). In September,students moved into their dormitories(宿舍)but many had some extra equipment(装备):their parents.
However, students are still advised to face new challenges standing on their own two feet.
(
A. deal with B. pick up C. look after D. turn to
(
A. Many Chinese parents do much for their children.
B. The writer is strongly against what “helicopter parents” do.
C. The expert Danielle Sines supports what “helicopter parents” do.
D. American parents always let their children face difficulties by themselves.
(
A. The study of “helicopter parents” in China.
B. The parenting style — “helicopter parents”.
C. The relationship between parents and children in China.
D. The importance of children's self-dependence in China.
(
A. a guide book B. a newspaper C. a novel D. a story
It is good to know that your parents will provide you a shoulder to cry on when you meet difficulties. Would it still be welcome if your mother gave up her job in order to be closer to you all the time?
Many parents in China have chosen to do so. They stay home to cook healthy food and help children with their homework,reported 21st Century Business Herald on Nov. 10 and some even rent(租)a small room near their children's school to save them time. Such parents have got the nickname of “helicopter(直升机)parents”,which means they always closely hover around their children.
“This is harmful to their children as they will not be able to learn self-dependence(独立),” said Chicago family expert(专家)Danielle Sines.
However,parents have their own reasons. Most students in China are only children,so parents are willing to do everything to help them stand out among the fierce(激烈的)competition,said China Youth Daily.
This June,Liu Lu began her last year in high school in Hebei. Her mother rented a small room near her school so that she could do the washing and cooking for her. “I'll have to be there for my child as she is making that last push for college. What I do will save her a lot of time so she can better prepare for the national college entrance exam. It's worth it,” her mother told the reporter.
In fact,schools in north-eastern states in the USA,such as Connecticut and New York,have the same trend(趋势). In September,students moved into their dormitories(宿舍)but many had some extra equipment(装备):their parents.
However, students are still advised to face new challenges standing on their own two feet.
(
C
)7. The underlined expression “hover around” in Paragraph 2 probably means “______”. A. deal with B. pick up C. look after D. turn to
(
A
)8. What can we learn from the passage? A. Many Chinese parents do much for their children.
B. The writer is strongly against what “helicopter parents” do.
C. The expert Danielle Sines supports what “helicopter parents” do.
D. American parents always let their children face difficulties by themselves.
(
B
)9. What's the passage mainly about? A. The study of “helicopter parents” in China.
B. The parenting style — “helicopter parents”.
C. The relationship between parents and children in China.
D. The importance of children's self-dependence in China.
(
B
)10. You can probably find the passage in ______. A. a guide book B. a newspaper C. a novel D. a story
答案:【解析】:
这是一篇关于“直升机父母”这一育儿方式的英语阅读理解题,考查学生对词汇、文章内容理解、主旨大意以及文章出处等方面的掌握。
第7题:需要结合上下文理解“hover around”的含义,通过分析语境可知是围绕在孩子身边照顾的意思。
第8题:要从文章中获取信息,判断各个选项的正确性,主要考查对文章细节的理解。
第9题:要概括文章的主旨大意,理解文章围绕“直升机父母”这一育儿方式展开论述。
第10题:根据文章的内容和特点判断其出处,考查对不同文体和文章来源的了解。
【答案】:
( )7. C
( )8. A
( )9. B
( )10. B
这是一篇关于“直升机父母”这一育儿方式的英语阅读理解题,考查学生对词汇、文章内容理解、主旨大意以及文章出处等方面的掌握。
第7题:需要结合上下文理解“hover around”的含义,通过分析语境可知是围绕在孩子身边照顾的意思。
第8题:要从文章中获取信息,判断各个选项的正确性,主要考查对文章细节的理解。
第9题:要概括文章的主旨大意,理解文章围绕“直升机父母”这一育儿方式展开论述。
第10题:根据文章的内容和特点判断其出处,考查对不同文体和文章来源的了解。
【答案】:
( )7. C
( )8. A
( )9. B
( )10. B
解析:
翻译:
C
知道当你遇到困难时,你的父母会给你一个可以依靠哭泣的肩膀,这是很美好的。如果你的母亲为了能一直更亲近你而放弃她的工作,这还会受欢迎吗?
中国的许多父母已经选择这样做。据《21世纪商业 Herald》11月10日报道,他们待在家里做健康的食物并帮助孩子做家庭作业,有些人甚至在孩子学校附近租一间小房间以节省他们的时间。这样的父母有了“直升机父母”的绰号,这意味着他们总是紧紧地在孩子周围“盘旋”(密切照顾孩子)。
“这对他们的孩子是有害的,因为他们将无法学会自立,”芝加哥家庭专家丹妮尔·赛恩斯说。
然而,父母们有他们自己的理由。据《中国青年报》报道,中国的大多数学生都是独生子女,所以父母愿意做一切事情来帮助他们在激烈的竞争中脱颖而出。
今年6月,刘璐在河北开始了她高中的最后一年。她的母亲在她学校附近租了一间小房间,这样她就可以为她洗衣服和做饭。“我的孩子正在为考大学做最后的冲刺,我必须在她身边。我所做的会为她节省很多时间,这样她就能更好地为全国高考做准备。这是值得的,”她的母亲告诉记者。
事实上,美国东北部的州,如康涅狄格州和纽约州的学校也有同样的趋势。9月,学生们搬进了他们的宿舍,但很多人有一些额外的“装备”:他们的父母。
然而,仍然建议学生们依靠自己的力量去面对新的挑战。
7. 第二段中划线的短语“hover around”可能的意思是“______”。
A. 处理
B. 捡起
C. 照顾
D. 求助于
8. 我们从这篇文章中能了解到什么?
A. 许多中国父母为他们的孩子做了很多。
B. 作者强烈反对“直升机父母”的做法。
C. 专家丹妮尔·赛恩斯支持“直升机父母”的做法。
D. 美国父母总是让他们的孩子自己面对困难。
9. 这篇文章主要讲的是什么?
A. 对中国“直升机父母”的研究。
B. 育儿方式——“直升机父母”。
C. 中国父母和孩子之间的关系。
D. 中国孩子自立的重要性。
10. 你可能在______中找到这篇文章。
A. 一本指南书
B. 一份报纸
C. 一本小说
D. 一个故事
C
知道当你遇到困难时,你的父母会给你一个可以依靠哭泣的肩膀,这是很美好的。如果你的母亲为了能一直更亲近你而放弃她的工作,这还会受欢迎吗?
中国的许多父母已经选择这样做。据《21世纪商业 Herald》11月10日报道,他们待在家里做健康的食物并帮助孩子做家庭作业,有些人甚至在孩子学校附近租一间小房间以节省他们的时间。这样的父母有了“直升机父母”的绰号,这意味着他们总是紧紧地在孩子周围“盘旋”(密切照顾孩子)。
“这对他们的孩子是有害的,因为他们将无法学会自立,”芝加哥家庭专家丹妮尔·赛恩斯说。
然而,父母们有他们自己的理由。据《中国青年报》报道,中国的大多数学生都是独生子女,所以父母愿意做一切事情来帮助他们在激烈的竞争中脱颖而出。
今年6月,刘璐在河北开始了她高中的最后一年。她的母亲在她学校附近租了一间小房间,这样她就可以为她洗衣服和做饭。“我的孩子正在为考大学做最后的冲刺,我必须在她身边。我所做的会为她节省很多时间,这样她就能更好地为全国高考做准备。这是值得的,”她的母亲告诉记者。
事实上,美国东北部的州,如康涅狄格州和纽约州的学校也有同样的趋势。9月,学生们搬进了他们的宿舍,但很多人有一些额外的“装备”:他们的父母。
然而,仍然建议学生们依靠自己的力量去面对新的挑战。
7. 第二段中划线的短语“hover around”可能的意思是“______”。
A. 处理
B. 捡起
C. 照顾
D. 求助于
8. 我们从这篇文章中能了解到什么?
A. 许多中国父母为他们的孩子做了很多。
B. 作者强烈反对“直升机父母”的做法。
C. 专家丹妮尔·赛恩斯支持“直升机父母”的做法。
D. 美国父母总是让他们的孩子自己面对困难。
9. 这篇文章主要讲的是什么?
A. 对中国“直升机父母”的研究。
B. 育儿方式——“直升机父母”。
C. 中国父母和孩子之间的关系。
D. 中国孩子自立的重要性。
10. 你可能在______中找到这篇文章。
A. 一本指南书
B. 一份报纸
C. 一本小说
D. 一个故事