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全国所名校高三单元测试示范卷教学札记 24.What is of vital importance for babies' language development according to the study?A. Spelling.B. Pronunciation.C. Tone.D. Context.25.What could be a driving force for researchers to carry out the study?A. DeterminationB. Cooperation.C. Competition. D. Suspicion.26.Which of the following sounds might a baby pick up first?A. /t/ & /n/.B. /g/ & /k/.C. /p/ & /b/.D /1/ &. /r/.27.What does the underlined word “underpinning” mean in the last paragraph?A. Evaluating.C. Preventing. D. Changing.B. Supporting.【答案与解析】剑桥大学的一项新研究发现,唱歌时语音的节奏变化对帮助婴儿学一门语言至关重要。24.C 根据第 1段中 the rise and fall of tone—as in a nursery rhyme—-is crucial to a baby's processing of informationand language 可知,在婴儿语言形成的过程中,音调的升降——节奏——起着至关重要的作用。25. D 根据第 3段可知,以前的研究使语言学家相信婴儿首先听取小的声音元素,然后将其串在一起组成单词。为了检验这一理论,研究人员进行了新的研究。因此,对以前理论的怀疑可能是这次研究的驱动力。26. A 根据第 4段第 1 句可知,婴儿首先学会处理的是齿音(例如/t/)和鼻音(例如/n/)。黏合剂的作用,有助于一个运行良好的语言系统的形成。CAn arts non-profit has a big goal: to bring occasional free babysitting to every arts institution inthe country. This weekend, PAAL, the Parent Artist Advocacy League for Performing Arts andMedia, is trying the concept out on Broadway for the first time. On Saturday, parents with ticketsto the Here Lies Love matinee (午后场) who registered in advance will drop off their kids about ablock away at a rehearsal studio staffed by Broadway Babysitters."They bring their equipment to the space, so they're able to convert the rehearsal studio ofOpen Jar Studios into a place with mats and dividers and coloring books and games,” said RachelJunqueira Spencer Hewitt, the founder of PAAL. “There may be some organized activitieslearning, play and dance—-because most of Broadway Babysitters are artists themselves. "Hewitt had struggled to balance an acting career with her growing family. She had to hide herpregnancy at auditions (试镜); once her child was born, she had to turn down work because thecontracts paid less than a babysitter would cost. “I saw my path to my career blocked because of thelack of support,” she said. “And how can I still do this?"PAAL also gives grants for fertility (生育） costs to artists and presents a Motherhood andParenting New Plays Festival. But helping people in theater take care. of their children is part oftheir core mission—an early initiative was hiring babysitters to watch children at auditions.Then the leadership realized theater artists need audiences—and many potential audiencemembers were struggling to pay child care costs besides buying theater tickets. Grace Berryman fellinto that category. When she saw a posting that tickets to,a September matinee of Here Lies Lovecame with free babysitting, she got online and bought tickets instantly.Hewitt said PAAL's goal is for every show in New York to have at least one “caregiveraccessible” production as a standard part of their programming. But the organization isn't stoppingthere. She said they already have branches opening nation-wide, Eventually, she'd like to see theconcept spread to orchestras, operas—-even museums.28.What does Hewitt mainly talk about in paragraph 2? A. The purposes of PAAL,B. The ideas behind their efforts.C. How their services are conducted.D. How they impact parent audience.23225·G3DY(新高考)·英语-R-必考-N