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Ithasbeenarguedbysomethatgiftedchildrenshouldbegroupedinspecialclasses,The1hasbeenonthebeliefthatinregularclassesthesechildrenareheldbackintheirintellectual(智力的)growthby2situationthathasdesignedforthe3children.Therecanbelittledoubtthat4classescanhelpthegiftedchildrentograduateearlierandtaketheirplaceinlifesooner.However,totakethese5outoftheregularclassesmaycreateseriousproblems.Iobservedanumberof6childrenwhoweretakenoutofaspecialclassandplacedina7class.Inthespecialclass,theyshowedlittleabilitytousetheirownjudgment,relying8ontheirteachers’directions.Intheregularclass,havingnoworryaboutkeepingup,theybegantoreflect9onmanyproblems,someofwhichwerenotontheschoolprogram.Manyareconcernedthatgiftedchildrenbecome10andloseinterestinlearning.Howeverthis11ismoreoftenfromparentsandteachersthanfromstudents,andsomeofthese12simplyconcludethatspecialclassesshouldbesetupforthosewhoare13.Sometopstudentsdofeelboredinclass,butwhythey14sogoesfarbeyondtheworktheyhaveinschool.Studieshaveshownthattobeboredistobeanxious.Thegiftedchildwhopisboredisan15child.1.A.principleB.theoryC.argumentsD.classification2.A.designingB.groupingC.learningD.living3.A.smartB.curiousC.matureD.average4.A.regularB.specialC.smallD.creative5.A.childrenB.programsC.graduatesD.designs6.A.intelligentB.competentC.ordinaryD.independent7.A.separateB.regularC.newD.boring8.A.speciallyB.slightlyC.wronglyD.heavily9.A,directlyB.cleverlyC.voluntarilyD.quickly10.A.doubtedB.boredC.worriedD.tired11.A.concernB.conclusionC.reflectionD.interest12.A.studentsB.adultsC.scholarsD.teachers13.A.talentedB.worriedC.learnedD.interested14.A.believeB.thinkC.sayD.feel15.A.outstandingB.intelligentC.anxiousD.ordinary[来源:学#科#网]Everycountryhasitsownculture．Eventhougheachcountryusesdoors,doorsmayhave__21___functionsandpurposeswhichleadto___22__differences．WhenIfirstcametoAmerica,Inoticedthatapublicbuildinghadtwodifferent__23___andtheyhaddistinctfunctions．Youhavetopushthedoorwiththeword“PUSH”togooutofthebuildingandtopullthedoorwiththeword“PULL”to_24_____thebuilding．Thiswasnewtome,becauseweusethe____25__doorinsouthKorea．ForquiteafewtimesIfailedtogooutofashoppingcenterandwasembarrassed．Thewayofusingschoolbusdoorswasalso____26__tome．Iusedtotaketheschoolbustoclasses．Theschooldecidedthatwhenthedriveropenedboththefrontandbackdoors,27_____whoweregettingoffthebusshouldgetofffirst,andstudentswhoweregettingonshouldgeton__28__．InsouthKorea,wedonotneedtowaitforpeopletogetoff．Onemorning,Ihurriedtothebus,andwhenthebusdoorsopened,I___29____triedtogetontheschoolbusthroughthefrontdoor．Allthestudentsaroundlookedatme,Iwastotally__30____,andmyfacewentred．21．A．differentB．importantC．practicalD．unusual22．A．nationalB．embarrassingC．culturalD．amazing23．A．exitsB．entrancesC．signsD．doors24．A．enterB．leaveC．openD．close25．A．mainB．sameC．frontD．back26．A．annoyingB．hardC．satisfyingD．strange27．A．parentsB．studentsC．teachersD．drivers28．A．soonerB．laterC．fasterD．earlier29．A．politelyB．patientlyC．unconsciouslyD．slowly30．A．embarrassedB．annoyedC．unsatisfiedD．excitedAlfredNobelbecameamillionaireandchangedthewaysofmining，construction，andwarfareastheinventorofdynamite（炸药）.OnApril12，1888，Alfred'sbrotherLudwigdiedofheartattack.AmajorFrenchnewspaper_21_hisbrotherforhimandcarriedanarticle_22_thedeathofAlfredNobel.“Themerchantofdeathisdead.”thearticleread.“Dr.AlfredNobel，whobecame_23_byfindingwaystokillmorepeoplefasterthaneverbefore，diedyesterday.”Nobelwas_24_tofindoutnotthathehaddied，butthat，whenhistimewasup，hewouldbethoughtofonlyasonewhoprofitedfrom_25_anddestruction.Tomakesurethathewas_26_withloveandrespect.Nobelarrangedinhis_27_togivethelargestpartofhismoneyto_28_theNobelprizes，whichwouldbeawardedtopeoplewhomadegreat_29_tothecausesofpeace，literature，andthesciences.So_30_，Nobelhadtodiebeforeherealizedwhathislifewasreallyabout.21.A.foundB.misunderstoodC.mistookD.judged22.A.introducingB.announcingC.implyingD.advertising23.A.famousB.sickC.richD.popular24.A.upsetB.anxiousC.excitedD.pleased25.A.deathB.diseaseC.troubleD.attack26.A.repaidB.describedC.supportedD.remembered27.A.bookB.articleC.willD.contract28.A.establishB.formC.developD.promote29.A.additionsB.sacrificesC.changesD.contributions30.A.generallyB.basicallyC.usuallyD.certainlyTalesofthesupernaturalarecommoninallpartsofBritain.Inparticular,therewas(andperhapsstillis)abeliefinfairies(仙女).Notallofthese21arethefriendly,people-lovingcharactersthatappearinDisneyfilms,andinsomefolktalestheyare22andcausemuchhumansuffering.ThisistrueinthetalesabouttheChangeling.Thesetellthestoryofamotherwhosebabygrows23andpaleandhaschangedsomuchthatitisalmost24totheparents.Itwasthen25thatthefairieshadcomeandstolenthebabyawayand26thehumanbabywithafairyChangeling.Thereweremanywaystopreventthisfromhappening:hangingaknifeoverthebaby’sheadwhilehesleptorcoveringhimwithsomeofhisfather’sclotheswerejusttwooftherecommended27.However,hopewasnotlostevenifthebabyhadbeen28.Inthosecasestherewasoftenawaytogetthe29babyback.Youcould30theChangelingonthefire--thenitwouldriseupthechimney,andyouwouldhearthesoundoffairies’laughterandsoonaft