小学、初中、高中各种试卷真题知识归纳文案合同PPT等免费下载www.doc985.com小学、初中、高中各种试卷真题知识归纳文案合同PPT等免费下载www.doc985.com选择性必修第二册UNIT5EDUCATION(一)Ⅰ.阅读理解AHerearethebestartconteststoenterin2023.ArtistsMagazineAnnualArtCompetitionThiscontestseekstoencouragefutureartists.Kidsunder16areencouragedtosubmittwo-dimensionalartworkincludingpaintings，drawings，computer-generatedartwork，photographs，andmoretotheirrepresentativesforconsideration，wherevertheyare.Entriesareacceptedonlineeachspring.Thefeesare$20foreachentry.ThewinnerswillhavetheirartworkpubliclydisplayedattheCapitolforayear，andarealsohonoredatanaward.TheChelseaFineArtsCompetitionFor30years，thisannualartcontesthasawardedworldwidevisualartists.Thiscontestisopentovisualartistsfromaroundtheworldatanystageoftheircareerswhoareatleast18yearsofage.TheentryperiodisfromMarch3rduntilJune3rd.There’safeeforentering：$40fortwopiecesofartwork.There’sanearlybirdperiodwithareducedfeeforentries.DoodleforGoogleArtContestThisannualcontestgivesexposureandsupporttopeoplearoundtheglobewhousetechnologytocreateartwork.Asidefromtheprizes，thiscontestalsoinvolvesexhibitionsandeventstoraiseawareness.Theentryfeesare$50foruptofiveimagesand$5foreachadditionalimage.Thedeadlineforentriesandfeesisinmid-March.TheScholasticArtandWritingAwardsTheartcontestisopentostudentswhoareatleast13yearsoldfromSeptembertoDecember.Nofeeischargedforthiscontest.Winnersareselectedinthevisualandliteraryartsonthebasisoforiginalityandtechnicalskillandwillreceiveprizesthatincludepublication，exhibition，andeducationalscholarshipsworthupto$10,000.1．Whatdothefirsttwocontestshaveincommon?A．Theychargedifferently.B．Theyareintendedforteenagers.C．Theyofferareducedfeeforbeginners.D．Theyareinternationalcontest.2．HowmuchshouldbepaidforsevenentriesforDoodleforGoogleArtContest?A．$50.B．$55.C．$60.D．$65.小学、初中、高中各种试卷真题知识归纳文案合同PPT等免费下载www.doc985.com小学、初中、高中各种试卷真题知识归纳文案合同PPT等免费下载www.doc985.com3．WhatmakesTheScholasticArtandWritingAwardsspecial?A．Teenagerscansignupforfree.B．Thiscontestisheldeveryyear.C．Onlyteenagerscanenterforit.D．Prizewinnerswillmakeaspeech.B(★)Therearesomethingsmoneycan’tbuy.Education，however，doesnotappeartobeamongthem—atleastasmeasuredbyperformanceoninternationalexams.AnewstudybyHarvardUniversityoffersstrongevidencethatthewealthofacountryaffectsexamresultsjustasmuchasthewealthofapupil’shouseholddoes.Onaverage，pupilsinwealthycountriesobtainvastlyhighertestscoresthanthoseindevelopingones.Evaluatingtestscoresaroundtheworldisharderthanitsounds.Althoughpupilsintherichworldmostlytakeoneofafewbiginternationalexams，manydevelopingcountriesrelyonregionaltests，makingapples-to-applescomparisonsimpossible.Researchersorganizedanexamin2016for2,314childreninIndia，whichincludedbothquestionsfromtheleadingtestsandonestakenfromsmallerexams.Usinganswersfromthesamepupilsonthesamedaytoquestionsfromdifferenttests，theybuiltastatisticalmodeltheycalleda“RosettaStone”．Itcantranslatescoresfromarangeofexams—suchasoneusedonlyinwestAfrica—intoanequalmarkonothercommoninternationaltests.Theythenusedtheseequations(等式)toestimatehowpupilsin80differentcountrieswouldfareonthebenchmark(基准)TrendsinInternationalMathematicsandScienceStudy(TIMSS)．Theirdatashowthatthewealthofastudent’scount...