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北京外国语大学-英语专业硕士面试题稿-(3)

Abstract

TheTestofEnglishasaForeignLanguage(TOEFL)containsadirectwritingassessment,andexamineesaregiventheoptionofcomposingtheirresponsesatacomputerterminalusingakeyboardorcomposingtheirresponsesinhandwriting.

(2)Thisstudysoughttodeterminewhetherperformanceonadirectwritingassessmentiscomparableforexamineeswhengiventhechoicetocomposeessaysinhandwritingversuswordprocessing.(3)WeexaminedthisrelationshipcontrollingforEnglishlanguageproficiencyandseveraldemographiccharacteristicsofexamineesusinglinearmodels.(4)Wefoundaweaktwo-wayinteractionbetweencompositionmediumandEnglishlanguageproficiencywithexamineeswithweakerEnglishlanguagescoresperformingbetteronhandwrittenessayswhileexamineeswithbetterEnglishlanguagescoresperformingcomparablyonthetwotestingmedia.(5)Wealsoobservedpredictabledifferencesassociatedwithgeographicregion,nativelanguage,gender,andage.

(1)Thefunctionofsentence

(1)isto:

a)  ?

    describethebackgroundsituation.

b)  ?

    statetheproblemtobestudied.

c)  ?

    describetheirproceduresandmethods.

d)  ?

    presenttheresults.

e)  ?

    discusstheresultsandtheirimplications.

(2)Thefunctionofsentence

(2)isto:

a)  ?

    describethebackgroundsituation

b)  ?

    statetheproblemtobestudied.

c)  ?

    describetheirproceduresandmethods.

d)  ?

    presenttheresults.

e)  ?

    discusstheresultsandtheirimplications.

(3)Thefunctionofsentence(3)isto:

a)  ?

    describethebackgroundsituation.

b)  ?

    statetheproblemtobestudied.

c)  ?

    describetheirproceduresandmethods.

d)  ?

    presenttheresults.

e)  ?

    discusstheresultsandtheirimplications.

(4)Thefunctionofsentence(4)isto:

a)  ?

    describethebackgroundsituation.

b)  ?

    statetheproblemtobestudied.

c)  ?

    describetheirproceduresandmethods.

d)  ?

    presenttheresults.

e)  ?

    discusstheresultsandtheirimplications.

(5)Thefunctionofsentence(5)isto:

a)  ?

    describethebackgroundsituation.

b)  ?

    statetheproblemtobestudied.

c)  ?

    describetheirproceduresandmethods.

d)  ?

    presenttheresults.

e)  ?

    discusstheresultsandtheirimplications.

1.A:

Yes,thissentencegivesinformationaboutthetest(theTOEFL)whichwasthecontextofthestudy.

 2.B:

 Yes,"Thisstudysought..."isatypicalbeginningtoastatementoftheaimsofthestudy.

3.CYes,"Weexamined..."introducesastatementaboutwhattheydidandhowtheydidit.

4.D.Yes,"Weexamined..."introducesastatementaboutwhattheydidandhowtheydidit.

5.E.Yes,"Wefound..."isatypicalwaytopresentresults

Abstract

Thepresentresearchexaminesvisualperceptioninbothtypicalandatypicaldevelopments.

(2)Toexaminetheprocessesbywhichperceptualmechanismsbecomeattunedtothecontingenciesofaffectivesignalsintheenvironment,theauthorsmeasuredthesequential,content-basedpropertiesoffeaturedetectioninemotionrecognitionprocesses.(3)Toevaluatetheroleofexperience,theycomparedtypicallydevelopingchildrenwithphysicallyabusedchildren,whowerepresumedtohaveexperiencedhighlevelsofthreatorhostility.(4)Aspredicted,physicallyabusedchildrenaccuratelyidentifiedfacialdisplaysofangeronthebasisoflesssensoryinputthandidcontrols,whichsuggeststhatphysicallyabusedchildrenhavefacilitatedaccesstorepresentationsofanger.(5)Thefindingsarediscussedintermsofexperientialprocessesinperceptuallearning.

(1)Thefunctionofsentence

(1)isto:

a)  ?

    describethebackgroundsituation.

b)  ?

    statetheproblemtobestudied.

c)  ?

    describetheirproceduresandmethods.

d)  ?

    presenttheresults.

e)  ?

    statehowtheresultsarediscussed.

(2)Thefunctionofsentence

(2)isto:

a)  ?

    describethebackgroundsituation

b)  ?

    statetheproblemtobestudied.

c)  ?

    describetheirproceduresandmethods.

d)  ?

    presenttheresults.

e)  ?

    statehowtheresultsarediscussed.

(3)Thefunctionofsentence(3)isto:

a)  ?

    describethebackgroundsituation.

b)  ?

    statetheproblemtobestudied.

c)  ?

    describetheirproceduresandmethods.

d)  ?

    statehowtheresultsarediscussed.

e)  ?

    statehowtheresultsarediscussed.

(4)Thefunctionofsentence(4)isto:

a)  ?

    describethebackgroundsituation.

b)  ?

    statetheproblemtobestudied.

c)  ?

    describetheirproceduresandmethods.

d)  ?

    presenttheresults.

e)  ?

    statehowtheresultsarediscussed.

(5)Thefunctionofsentence(5)isto:

a)  ?

    describethebackgroundsituation.

b)  ?

    statetheproblemtobestudied.

c)  ?

    describetheirproceduresandmethods.

d)  ?

    presenttheresults.

e)  ?

    statehowtheresultsarediscussed.

B.Yes,thissentencestatestheproblemtobestudied.Notethetypicalexpression"Thepresentresearchexamines..."

C:

Yes,"...theauthorsmeasured..."indicatestheirmethods

C:

Yes,thisisasecondsentencedescribingtheirmethods.Note:

"...theycompared..."anexpressionwhichindicatestheirmethods..

D:

Yes,"Aspredicted,"indicatestheyaregoingtopresenttheirresults.

D:

Yes,"Thefindingsarediscussed..."isasynonymof"Theresultsarediscussed..".

E:

Yes,"Thefindingsarediscussed..."isasynonymof"Theresultsarediscussed..".

Readthesampleessaybelowandthenanalyseit.

TheCostofTourismintheCookIslands

Intheory,tourismbringssubstantialeconomicbenefitstoacountry.Butwhogainsthewealthgenerated?

InrecenttimestouroperatorshavebroughtlargenumbersoftouriststotheCookIslandstoenjoytheirbeautyandthetraditionallifestyle.Localpeoplemeetthisdemandintheformofprofitgeneration.CanitbearguedthattourismintheCookIslandshasbroughtwealthandwell-beingforthemajorityofthelocalpopulation?

Tourismisalsopromotedascreatingjobsandfosteringsocialrelations,andinparticularabetterunderstandingbetweennations.However,thereis,accordingtooneresearcher,"agrowingbodyofempiricalevidencethattheso-called'benefits'oftourismareoftengreatlyoutweighedbythesubstantiallong-termsocialandenvironmentalcostsincurred"(Mercer,1994,p.127).ThisessaywillarguethatinthecaseoftheCookIslands,tourism'seconomicandsocialbenefitsareunfortunatelyunrealisedidealsandthatinsteadithasputstressesandstrainsonboththecountry'seconomicwellbeinganditssocialvalues.

Turningfirsttotheallegedeconomicbenefitsoftourism,wecanseethatinthecaseoftheCookIslands,thereisavarietyofsourcesofincomefromtouristreceipts.Accordingtoa1991visitorsurvey(TourismCounciloftheSouthPacific,1991),afterbeachactivitiesandnaturalscenery(62%),visitorstotheCookIslandsarelookingforentertainmentandfolkloreandcultureexperiences(27%).Touristscontributetothelocaleconomybyspendingmoneyontraveltoandaroundthecountry,aswellasonaccommodation,food,entertainmentandsouvenirs.Resultsfromthissamesurvey,forexample,revealedthatinthesurveyperiod(October1991toFebruary1992)closeto90%oftouristssurveyedstayedinhotelsorsimilaraccommodation.Also,closeto70%oftotaltouristexpenditurewasonaccommodation,restaurantsandbars,withafurther16%ontransport,toursandentertainment(TourismCounciloftheSouthPacific,1991).Touristsarethushelpingtocreatejobswhicharebasedonmakingthemfeelwelcomeandatthesametimetheyputcashintotheeconomydirectlybypayingforservices.

Therearedownsideshowever.TheCookIslandsdoesnothavethecapacitytoownandmaintainbusinessessuchaslargeairlinecompaniesortouristhotels.TheyareownedbyothercountriessuchasNewZealandormultinationalconglomerates.Thecostoftravelandaccommodation,whichconstitutesalargepartofatourist'sexpenditure,goesdirectlytotheforeign-ownedairlinesandhotels.Theseoutsideinterestsdrawthebulkoftheprofittheycreateoutofthecountry.Littleofitreachesthelocaleconomy.AccordingtoMilne(1987),overseasoperatorsreceiveapproximately60%ofalltouristreceipts,whilelocalEuropeansreceive23%,withtheremaining17%flowingtoCookIslandsownedenterprises.Itislikelythatthesedisproportionatesharesofcontrolofthetouristdollarwillhavespinoffeffectsonthesocialfabric.AsMilneclaims"thecrucialfactorindeterminingthelevelofnegativesocialimpactsisthedegreetowhichlocalparticipationintheownershipandcontroloftheindustryisundermined"(Milne,1987,p.120).TourismintheCookIslandsinthelateeightiesappearstohaveprovidedoverwhelmingeconomicbenefittoforeignersratherthanthelocalpopulation.Thismaywellhaveimpactednegativelyonthesocialfabric.Itisbeyondthescopeoftheessaytoexaminethis,butMilne'sclaimseemsareasonableone.

Thecreationofjobsisoftenclaimedtobeoneofthepositivesideeffectsoftourism.However,accordingMilne(1987,p.134)"Despitetotalling95%ofthepopulation,CookIslandMaorisonlyfill53%ofthemanagerialorsupervisorypositionsintheindustry.Europeansontheotherhand,fill47%ofthesepositions,despitecomprisinglessthan5%ofthecountry'spopulation".Again,thereisclearlyanimbalancebetweenlocalandnon-localparticipationintheeconomicbenefitsoftourismintermsofwhodoeswhatjob.Thismirrorstheimbalanceinownershipofoperatorresourcesdescribedinthepreviousparagraph.Anotherunintendednegativeeffectisthattourism

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