Nice people do racism too. Liberal
commitment to a multi-ethnic Britain is wilting. Some very nice folk have
apparently decided that the nation’s real problem is too many immigrants of too
many kinds. Faced with a daily onslaught against migrants it may be
understandable to give in to populist bigotry; but it is not
forgivable.
Take this, for example: "National citizenship is
inherently exclusionary." So no foreigners need ever apply for naturalisation,
then. And" ... public anxiety about migration ... is usually based on a rational
understanding of the value of British citizenship and its incompatibility with
over-porous borders". Straight from the lexicon of the far right. And best of
all: "You can have a welfare state provided that you are a homogenous society
with intensely shared values.”
Th
A. genteel xenophobia
B. liberal commitment
C. Britain’s multi-ethnicity
D. populist bigotry
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Nice people do racism too. Liberal
commitment to a multi-ethnic Britain is wilting. Some very nice folk have
apparently decided that the nation’s real problem is too many immigrants of too
many kinds. Faced with a daily onslaught against migrants it may be
understandable to give in to populist bigotry; but it is not
forgivable.
Take this, for example: "National citizenship is
inherently exclusionary." So no foreigners need ever apply for naturalisation,
then. And" ... public anxiety about migration ... is usually based on a rational
understanding of the value of British citizenship and its incompatibility with
over-porous borders". Straight from the lexicon of the far right. And best of
all: "You can have a welfare state provided that you are a homogenous society
with intensely shared values.”
Th
A. Those who dislike immigrants should admit their mistakes.
B. The UK and the US do not agree on the immigration issue.
C. The Daily Express supports Texas’s regularizing illegal immigrants.
D. Racism will not automatically come to an end if people give in to it.
[单项选择] {{B}}TEXT B{{/B}} Nice people do racism too.
Liberal commitment to a multi-ethnic Britain is wilting. Some very nice folk
have apparently decided that the nation’s real problem is too many immigrants of
too many kinds. Faced with a daily onslaught against migrants it may be
understandable to give in to populist bigotry; but it is not
forgivable. Take this, for example: "National citizenship
is inherently exclusionary." So no foreigners need ever apply for
naturalisation, then. And" ... public anxiety about migration ... is usually
based on a rational understanding of the value of British citizenship and its~
incompatibility with over-porous borders". Straight from the lexicon of the far
right. And best of all: "You can have a welfare state provided that you are a
homogenous society with intensely shared values." These are
extracts from an article in the Observer, penned by the liberal intellectual
Goodhart, who is jus A. genteel xenophobia B. liberal commitment C. Britain’s multi-ethnicity D. populist bigotry
[单项选择]How do they like the trip
[A] It’s nice [B] It’s terrible. [C] It’s too bad.
[单项选择] {{B}}TEXT B{{/B}} Why do adults believe that
alcoholic awareness programs teach young people not to over-drink Recently,
reading an article about the alcohol-induced deaths of two students from two
different universalities in Colorado, I came across a theme on teen drinking
applicable to parents, school administration, and local government: they just
don’t get it ①. To use a pun by New York Times
columnist Thomas Friedman, who changes WMD to PMD (people of mass destruction),
I call much of the adult generation PMNs—people of mass naiveté. I say this
because adults seem to believe that no child of theirs would touch alcohol
before 21. Since that’s unrealistic, the issue should be: bow can kids learn to
drink responsibly The answer: by practising. Like figuring out bow to throw a
baseball, a person needs to learn by trial and error. Now, I am
not proposing that under-age kids should have access to alcohol at al A. How to Practise Drinking B. Don’t Drink Beyond Your Limit C. My Personal Opinion on Alcohol Drinking D. Teaching Kids to Drink Responsibly
[单项选择] {{B}}TEXT B{{/B}} Why do you teach My
friend asked the question when I told him that I didn’t want to be considered
for an administrative position. He was puzzled that I did not want what was an
obvious "step-up" towards what all Americans are taught to want when they grow
up: money and power. Certainly I don’t teach because teaching is
easy for me. Teaching is the most difficult of the various ways I have attempted
to earn my living: mechanic, writer, carpenter. For me teaching is a red-eye,
sweaty-palm, sinking-stomach profession. Red-eye, because I never feel ready to
teach no matter how late I stay up preparing. Sweaty-palm, because run always
nervous before I enter the classroom, sure that I will be found out for the fool
I am. Sinking-stomach, because I leave the classroom an hour later convinced
that I was even more boring than usual. Nor do I teach because I
think I know answers, or because I have knowledge I fe A. teaching is easy for him B. he likes to share his knowledge with students C. he likes to see his students taking notes on what he says in class D. he likes the pace of a teacher’s life
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Why do adults believe that alcoholic
awareness programs teach young people not to over-drink Recently, reading an
article about the alcohol-induced deaths of two students from two different
universalities in Colorado, I came across a theme on teen drinking applicable to
parents, school administration, and local government: they just don’t get
it.
To use a pun by New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman,
who changes WMD to PMD (people of mass destruction), I call much of the adult
generation PMNs--people of mass naivete I say this because adults seem to
believe that no child of theirs would touch alcohol before 21. Since that’s
unrealistic, the issue should be: how can kids learn to drink responsibly The
answer: by practising. Like figuring out how to throw a baseball, a person needs
to learn by trial and error.
Now, I
A. favorable
B. undisclosed
C. impartial
D. realistic
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