第一周课程介绍

AquizUnderstandingtheCourse

1、单选题:
1.       What is the “Academic Integrity Policy”?‎‍‎
选项:
A: A.       All writing done for this class must be your own. When using materials from other sources, you must do credit appropriately.
B: B.       All writing done for this class must be your own, and you must sign your name before handing in.
C: C.       All writing done for this class must meet the deadline. You have to do careful proofreading by yourself.
D: D.       All writing done for this class must be your own, and you have to do peer-review conscientiously.
答案: 【 A.       All writing done for this class must be your own. When using materials from other sources, you must do credit appropriately.

2、单选题:
2.       What is plagiarism?​‎​
选项:
A: A.       Plagiarism is combining writing with reading, writing and critical thinking.
B: B.       Plagiarism is borrowing or copying the ideas or words from others.
C: C.       Plagiarism is borrowing, copying, or stealing the ideas or words, thoughts, or ideas from others from a published source, without giving credit for the original source.
D: D.       Plagiarism is borrowing, copying, or stealing the ideas or words, thoughts, or ideas from others, whether from a published source or another student’s work, without giving written credit for the original source.
答案: 【 D.       Plagiarism is borrowing, copying, or stealing the ideas or words, thoughts, or ideas from others, whether from a published source or another student’s work, without giving written credit for the original source.

3、单选题:
3.       What are the three main features of this course?‌‏‌
选项:
A: A.       E-Portfolio, reflective writing, and critical thinking.
B: B.       E-Portfolio, reflective writing, and peer responses.
C: C.       Thinking about prior knowledge, Surveying, and Questioning.
D: D.       Reflecting, Highlighting, and Understanding.
答案: 【 B.       E-Portfolio, reflective writing, and peer responses.

HowmuchdoyouknowabouttheCourse

1、单选题:
  What is the “Academic Integrity Policy”?‌‍‌
选项:
A: All writing done for this class must be your own. When using materials from other sources, you must do credit appropriately.
B:   All writing done for this class must be your own, and you must sign your name before handing in.
C: All writing done for this class must meet the deadline. You have to do careful proofreading by yourself.
D: All writing done for this class must be your own, and you have to do peer-review conscientiously.
答案: 【 All writing done for this class must be your own. When using materials from other sources, you must do credit appropriately.

2、单选题:
‏What is plagiarism?‎
选项:
A: Plagiarism is combining writing with reading, writing and critical thinking.
B: Plagiarism is borrowing or copying the ideas or words from others.
C: Plagiarism is borrowing, copying, or stealing the ideas or words, thoughts, or ideas from others from a published source, without giving credit for the original source.
D: Plagiarism is borrowing, copying, or stealing the ideas or words, thoughts, or ideas from others, whether from a published source or another student’s work, without giving written credit for the original source.
答案: 【 Plagiarism is borrowing, copying, or stealing the ideas or words, thoughts, or ideas from others, whether from a published source or another student’s work, without giving written credit for the original source.

3、单选题:
1.       What are the three main features of this course?‎‍‎
选项:
A: E-Portfolio, reflective writing, and critical thinking.
B: E-Portfolio, reflective writing, and peer responses.
C: Thinking about prior knowledge, Surveying, and Questioning.
D: Reflecting, Highlighting, and Understanding.
答案: 【 E-Portfolio, reflective writing, and peer responses.

4、单选题:
‏Which of the following is NOT included in the course requirements?‎
选项:
A: Completing all writing assignments.
B: Engaging in reflective writing.
C: Attending all the sessions and be a participating member.
D: Keeping a journal recording your writing journey every day.
答案: 【 Keeping a journal recording your writing journey every day.

ReadingComprehension2

1、单选题:
​How many ants did I see on the chips? ‍
选项:
A: Two.
B: Three.
C: plenty of.
D:  A large quantity of.
答案: 【 plenty of.

2、单选题:
‌What did we know about the single red ant I saw later?‍
选项:
A: He had lost none of his limbs when I saw him.
B: He was forced by his mother to take part in the battle.
C: He had killed two his enemies when I saw him.
D: He was the leader of the musical band.
答案: 【 He had lost none of his limbs when I saw him.

3、单选题:
‌Looking farther I was surprised to find that the chips were covered with such combatants, that it was not a “duellum” but a “bellum”. The underlined part means _____.  ‏
选项:
A: It was a contest between two ants.
B: It was a war between two races of ants.
C: It was a fight between two foes.
D: It was fierce competition between two contestants.
答案: 【 It was a war between two races of ants.

4、单选题:
‌Which of the statements is NOT true? ​
选项:
A: It was the only battle which I have ever witnessed.
B: Both the red and the black ants fought resolutely.
C: The ants fought with some bulldogs fearlessly.
D: It was evident that the ants’ battle-cry was “Conquer or die.”
答案: 【 The ants fought with some bulldogs fearlessly.

第二周思辨性阅读

单元测试

1、单选题:
‌Mark the letter that identifies the tone for each of the following sentences. ‎ ‎ Baseball was invented as an urban game in order for owners to make money, players to become arrogant, and spectators to drink overpriced beer. ‎‎‌‎
选项:
A:   objective
B:   nostalgic
C:   humorous 
D:    
答案: 【   humorous 

2、单选题:
​ The Puritans came to the new land for religious freedom, yet they allowed little freedom to their followers. Anne Hutchinson was banished from the colony for preaching that salvation can come through good works. ‎‎
选项:
A:   ironic
B:  sentimental
C:   optimistic
D:    
答案: 【   ironic

3、单选题:
‏When I study now, I’m in a lab with 50 noisy computers. What happened to the quiet chair in a corner with a table for your books, papers, and pencils? ‎‎‏‎
选项:
A:     objective
B:     nostalgic  
C:    bitter
D:    
答案: 【     nostalgic  

4、单选题:
‏ If given the funding, scientists could trace most aggressive behavior of crime and violence to either too much testosterone or low blood sugar. ‎‎
选项:
A:    objective
B:     sentimental
C:   subjective
D:   
答案: 【    objective

第三周概要写作

单元测验

1、单选题:
‌ Read the following paragraph and compare the summaries. Decide which is the best.‎‌‎‌Researchers in France and the United States have recently reported that baboons are able to think abstractly. It has been known for some time that chimpanzees are capable of abstract thought, but baboons are a more distant relation to mankind. In the experiment, scientists trained two baboons to use a personal computer and a joystick. The animals had to match computer designs which were basically the same, but had superficial differences. In the experiment the baboons performed better than would be expected by chance. The researchers describe their study in an article in the Journal of Experimental Psychology.‎
选项:
A:   French and American scientists have shown for the first time that baboons have the ability to think in
 an abstract way. The animals were taught to use a computer, and then had to select patterns that were similar, which they did at a rate better than chance.
B:  Baboons are a kind of monkey more distant from
 man than chimpanzees. Although it is known that chimpanzees are able to think abstractly, until recently it was not clear if baboons could do the same. But new research by various scientists has shown that this is so. 
C: According to a recent article in the Journal of Experimental Psychology, baboons are able to 
think in an abstract way. The article describes how researchers trained two baboons to use a personal computer and a joystick. The animals did better than would be expected.       --Academic writing: A Handbook for International Students by Stephen Bailey, 2006, London & New York: Routledge, p. 34
D:        
答案: 【 According to a rece

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