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27. What can be inferred about the competition from the last paragraph?A. It is a success story.B. It is a short-sighted decision.C. It makes people annoyccl.D.It works to the host's beuefitCFor as long as there's bccn an intelligcnce quotient. (IQ) test, there's been argument overwhat it measures. Do IQ scorcs show a pcrson's intcllectual capacity, which supposedlyremains unchangeable over timc? Or is the IQ exam really an achievement test that's subjectto fluctuations (波动) in scores? The findings of a new study add evidence to the latter one:IQ seems tobe a standardofacquiredknowledge thatprogressesinfitsand starts.The researchers at University College London report documenting significant fluctuationsin the IQs of a group of British teenagers. The researchers tested 33 healthy teenagersbetween the ages of 12 and 16 years. They repeated the tests four years later and found thatsome teens improved their scores by as much as20 points on the standard ofIQ measurement."We were very surprised,” Cathy Price, who led the study, said. She had expectedchanges of a few points. “But we had individuals that had big fluctuations and changed froman IQ of 100 to an IQ of 127,” she added.Price and her colleagues used brain scans to confirmthat these big fluctuations in performance were not occasional, or just an accident.As we know, there are lots of factors that may explain changes in IQ. Though this studydid not attempt to prove them,lots of formerresearch has found that educational environmentiskey.Someresearchershavefound thatstrict academiccurriculalead toimprovedIQ scores.Teens' personalities, career morals and the home environments are important, too.assuming that one low IQ score, at one time, is showing all that an individual is capable of,"there'sloadsofevidence to showthatIQscoresdorevealsomethingessential about a child'sintellectual gifts, there's a consensus (共识) that one test is not deterministic. It can'taccurately assess a person's talents or future potential."28. Why does the author list questions in paragraph 1?A.To introduce a new theory.B. To celebrate the study's success.C. To explain the concept of IQD. To promote the standard of IQ.29. What can we learn from Cathy Price's statement?A.She was satisfied with the study's results.B. She was doubtful about the study's results.C. The study's results were just accidental phenomena.D. The study's results were inconsistent with her expectations.【高二英语第5页(共10页)】
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