三、句子翻译 5. 你给我们解释语法规则真是有耐心。

四、阅读理解 A new school has opened recently. For an hour， pupils are taught how to use the mouse， the keyboard， and the computer. Nothing special about that， you might think. But these pupils are toddlers， aged just two or three. We asked two experts (专家) for their opinions on the growing phenomenon (现象) of "Technology (科技) for Toddlers"： Do you think we should teach computer skills to very young children? • YES—Judy Clarke， director of technology， York College At my college， we think that ______. The usual age for the national school exams is 16， but at my college， we put our best pupils forward for exams if we think they are ready. They might be just seven years old. Having had great success with these courses， we began to think about the "Technology for Toddlers" classes. They are aimed（目的是）at giving the pre-school pupils a head start not only in technology skills， but also in writing， reading and communication using the computer. Apart from（除了）the actual lessons， we also encourage（鼓励）parents to get the children to practise their new skills at home. Parents say to me all the time， "Sarah can count up to 30 and is ahead of her classmates" or "Jack has gained so much confidence from your classes". Comments（评论）like these make me work harder. • NO—Alan Jackson， educational psychologist（心理学家）， Cardiff I've worked as an educational psychologist for many years and I must say that I'm very worried about this trend（趋势）of encouraging younger and younger children to use computers. The bad influence of looking at a screen for a long time at a young age is obvious（明显的）. The lack（缺少）of physical exercise， for example， can lead to being overweight and the lack of communication with real people can lead to problems with speech development. These are just two of the problems， but I could go on and on. I feel sorry for these children who clearly need to be running around and climbing trees with their friends. （ ）1. The best sentence to fill in the blank in Paragraph 3 is ______. A. it's never too old to learn B. it's never too young to start C. practice makes perfect D. all roads lead to Rome （ ）2. Judy Clarke uses examples of Sarah and Jack to show ______. A. she is satisfied（满意的）with Sarah and Jack B. how hard Sarah and Jack have worked C. why some parents should feel proud of their children D. young children can improve in "Technology for Toddlers" classes （ ）3. What does Alan Jackson mean by saying "but I could go on and on"? A. He thinks toddlers have much more to learn at school. B. He still has much to do to deal with（处理）the serious problem. C. He will keep studying the matter of teaching toddlers computer skills. D. He thinks there are a lot more problems of young children using computers