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complexity in the pupils'stories and questions was such that we felt more like university的答题区域内作答lecturers than teachers of a "low ability"class of 12-year-olds.What all this indicates is that we need to challenge the idea that pupils listening to a storyare in a passive,or non-learning role.As one of the pupils in the class I worked with1分，满分10分)t help considerexplains:It's just-you know when you're telling a story and some of us put our heads downlike that puts head down on folded arms)-it's only because some of us do it to,like,will take physicpicture the images in our heads.And as my story shows,the more complex the area of humanexperience,the more need there is for building knowledge through an exchange of stories.4.Why did the author suddenly stop telling his story?A.Because he had forgotten the details.B.Because he tried to amuse his pupilsC.Because he was uncertain about its ending.D.Because he wanted to hear the pupils'stories.ty5.How did the pupils behave as the talk about the forest's fate went on?dreamA.They lost interest in the topic.6m米B.They were becoming more optimistic.形人viewC.They put forward more complex questions.awn分话书的bn面s2复D.They showed their ignorance about the topic.6.What does the underlined word“indigenous'”mean in Paragraph3？A.Native.B.Intelligent国C.IgnorantD.Disabled.7.Which of the following does the author seem to agree with?保电人A.Ages must be considered when telling storiesa的Vmotnom中e山0月B.Stories actually turn pupils into active learners.扫s了AC.The traditional way of storytelling must be changedD.Stories help "low ability"students learn better in class.95量量nmT3c5吗可方击m月Recently,my friends Hazel Markus and Alana Conner published a book on culture.Itisn't a book on exploring cultures or talking about why you should always accept a businesscard from a Japanese businessman with two hands and admire it.Instead,Clash talks abouteight cultural conflicts and frames those conflicts as paths to self-knowledge.In other words,it describes the self,and our individual cultures,as relative.This self-insight can help youbetter navigate our increasingly global world.For example,one distinction discussed by Markus and Conner is the distinction betweenAmericans from different parts of the United States.People from different states have differentexpectations and assumptions about how things should be done,and even what things shouldbe called.Often,it is only when a person comes up against another way of doing things thathese assumptions become apparent.I attended Carleton College,a liberal arts collegeMinnesota.Within my first two days of being there,I realized that I possessed an assumpt英语试题第3页（共8页）