【文章內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介】 ments have been shown th at A Blargely controlled bY cljm龜tie .itions D47. g~Lv you would like to know how A B school.variation the Earth39。s rotation is CI have be~ jlg along since I a~e~e~ C D48. An old man worked in the station Ln the evening was acc y hurt鰱 a bottle ABC thrown by s。me疊 ger D .49. As t a~k as 1940s there were already recordmg machines that encoded sounds, A B pictures, and LLs onto magnetic tape. c D50. Experts point out tha!也e h~14ng in oratory is orJ the skilfful utilization of the ABCD voice.本店提供：全國(guó)各大學(xué)考博試題、考研最新資料、各大學(xué)本科生，研究生視頻課程、英語(yǔ)四六級(jí)，托福GRE，司法考試等資料。本店只象征性收取工本費(fèi)，如果侵權(quán)請(qǐng)聯(lián)系店主。: 957566161, Email： Part C Directions: For each blanAJor quesiions 5165 in thefoltroreW7gpassage, clzoose the best ansu39。erfrom the choices 9ivenfollowing the passL7ge. Then blacken yo。 correspondmg space onyor anw er sheet. 39。 your e:mwer in the Ordinarily when we think of the crowd, we picture a group of indiyiduals massed in one place。 but sL proximity is not essential to crowd behavior, especially in a society like ours with 5~ of mass conununication like the newspaper and radio. What is _53 to the understanding of the Crowd is the highly emotional responses of indi,nduals when they are re。eased 54 the restraints thatusuajly 55 extreme behavior. What releases the customary restraints and Jeads to crowd beha,vior? Crowd emotionaility is perhaps best interpreted 56 heightened suggestibility, that is, the tendency of an individuajI in a crowd to respond uncritical)y to the gtimuli pro聽(tīng)ded by the other members. The individual learns to make almost。囂L responses to the wishes of others, partrcularly those in 58 and those be greatly respects. From infancy on, he is sa depencient upon the judgment of others for direction in kus Own zuff^airs ~9 he es to fean 60 0n the opinions of others. 61 he learns to value highly岫e esreem 6~ other persons hold in him and consequentfy he couns their favor by conformin0 6., their ways and wishes. Forthese reasons, among others, when he ~4 himself in a COngenial crowd ofpersons, all of whom are e。 should be 61 . : excited, it is natural that he, too, 51. ! 52. D:medju南 53. )e 54. D. from 55. AinYubit D. reinforce 56. 57. 58. 59. . C. that D. where 60. ,niy 61. 62, |n Dinwhich 63. i .D. with 64. Cdelights 65. C,impacted SECTION III READINGCOMPREI:IENSION (2020)Directions: In tlu39。s section yuz39。 39。i// ieadfour . Each one is lrollowed by severalqiiestions ahour it. For quesrions 6685。 aie to choose the one best aiswer (A), (B),rc), or (D) to each quesjrion. Then bhtcken yoiu39。 mz:nver m thtyour anni,er sheet tha correspondi,lg space onPassage l本店提供：全國(guó)各大學(xué)考博試題、考研最新資料、各大學(xué)本科生，研究生視頻課程、英語(yǔ)四六級(jí)，托福GRE，司法考試等資料。本店只象征性收取工本費(fèi)，如果侵權(quán)請(qǐng)聯(lián)系店主。: 957566161, Email：免責(zé)聲明：所有資料均來(lái)自非官方渠，均經(jīng)過(guò)學(xué)習(xí)資源網(wǎng)認(rèn)真審核，如有錯(cuò)誤，請(qǐng)考生諒解，F(xiàn)amily disruption has been suggested as a central cause of many troublesome socialproblems. More than half of the dramatic increase in chifd poverty in the l980s isattributable to it, according to demographers David Eggebeen and Daniel Lichter ofPennsylvania State University. Nationally, over 70 percent of juveniles in states reforminstitutions e from homes without both parents present. Family breakup is thought tobe an important source of high crime rates in. the nation39。s cities. AndJ according to onestudy, its infjuence is independent of rqce or incdme. Nowhere has the impact of family breakup been more profound than in our schools,Across the nationl principals report a dramatic rise in the aggressive. actingout behaviorcharacteristic oiF children living in singleparent fEurulies. And teachers find many children too emotionally distracted by the expjosive dramaof their own family lives to concentrate on such worldly matters as multiplication tables,Partly in response, a growing proportion of school budgets is devoted to counseling andother psychological services. One study found that children in families headed by women were twice as Iikely toreceive mentalhealth services. Not all twoparent families are better for children than all singleparent or stepparentfamilies, of course. And there scrrely must be measures available, including divorce. toremove children from dysfunctional families. , 39。Yet in three decades of work /rites sociologist David Popenoe, who has devotedmuch of his career to the study of families, I know on the whole, for children,twoparent families are preferable to singleparent and stepfanulies., Des