According to Postman, a true division of childhood and adult spheres features

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• 1It can be inferred from the text that medieval children

  A.kept secrets from their parents.

  B.had the same social status as adults.

  C.were unsegregated from adult matters.

  D.were informed of all forms of mystery.

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• 2The author mentions “an odd notion” (Par. 1) primarily in order to

  A.emphasize the unusual theme of Postman’s theory.

  B.discount in advance opposition to Postman’s theory.

  C.indicate the controversial subject of Postman’s theory.

  D.illustrate Postman’s theory in a socio-historic context.

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• 3Postman primarily implies in his theory that

  A.children mature much earlier than before.

  B.adults are increasingly becoming childish.

  C.modern media spur children into fast growth.

  D.adulthood and childhood vanish simultaneously.

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• 4The phrasal verb “shy away from” at the end of the text probably means

  A.discard.

  B.evade.

  C.be nervous about.

  D.B.evad

  E.C.be nervous about.D.be hesitant about.

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• 5The text commences with the claim that GDP is

  A.the upgraded variety of GNP.

  B.the direct descendant of GNP.

  C.the true indicator of economic growth.

  D.the sound judgment of national economy.

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• 6According to the critics, GDP

  A.presents false prosperity.

  B.consists of unreal statistics.

  C.comprises fabricated information.

  D.fails to describe economic reality.

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• 7The phrase “takes its toll on” (at the end of Par. 2) probably means

  A.makes vehicles overfilled on.

  B.meets payment for the use of.

  C.generates greater revenue for.

  D.results in a lot of damag

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