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【题目】

A. experiments B. harmful C. value D. designed E. finally

Scientists have invented a font (字体) called Sans Forgetica. It is back-slanted (反斜的) and there are openings in each letter. So what’s the 1 of this reader --unfriendly font?

In fact, Sans Forgetica is the first font which is 2 to help people remember things. Its designer Steven Brian said, “The unexpected obstacles (障碍) slow your reading speed down. They make your brain work harder. It should be easier for you to remember what you are doing” Scientists have tested Sans Forgetica on 4,400 students in online 3.They said they were satisfied with the result.

However. scientists say that teachers should not print all reading materials in the font. If students read everything in this font, their brains will get too comfortable again. They will 4 ignore the key points.

【答案】

1C

2D

3A

4E

【解析】

文章介绍了科学家发明了一种叫做Sans Forgetica的字体,这是第一种帮助人们记住事物的字体,介绍了科学实验的结果以及如果学生使用这个字体有什么不好。

1句意:关于这个对读者不友好的字体的价值是什么?

根据句意理解及后句In fact, Sans Forgetica is the first font which is ___2___ to help people remember things.可知,这里表达的是“价值”,英语是value,故选C

2句意:事实上,Sans-Forgetica是第一种帮助人们记住事物的字体。

根据句意理解及句子结构分析可知,这里是一个定语从句,先行词是font,而这里表达的是“设计这样的字体是为了……”,英语中“设计”是design,而先行词与动词之间是被动关系,所以用被动结构,空格前有is,所以这里直接用过去分词,故选D

3句意:科学家们在4400名学生身上进行了在线实验。

根据句意理解及句中Scientists have tested Sans Forgetica on 4,400 students可知,这里表达的是“在线实验”,英语中“实验”是experiment,是一个可数名词,这里指的是不止一个实验,所以应该用复数形式,故选A

4句意:他们最终会忽略关键点。

根据句意理解及前句If students read everything in this font, their brains will get too comfortable again.可知,这里表达的是“最终”,英语是finally,是一个副词,在句中修饰动词ignore,故选E

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