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[单项选择]There can be few who would knowingly eon done waste, whether of energy, of manpower or of financial assets. So why does our educational system make so little provision for those who, given the opportunity, could best help society achieve its objectives and expand its horizons
Support programmes have long been established for children with learning difficulties and under-achievers. People argue that the resources are inadequate to meet the existing need and that greater efforts must be made, but at least the problem is being faced.
At the opposite end of the ability scale is a group of children which one would logically expect to offer the greatest challenge and yield the greatest rewards, both for the children themselves and for society as a whole. Sadly, special provisions in this area are few and far between.
Regional and district child guidance departments are all too conscious of the fact that some 2 per cent of the school population falls within the "gifted" categor
A. are given more help than gifted children
B. have too much money spent on them
C. must face up to their problems
D. deserve more support than other children
[单项选择]（）the few who have failed in their exam, all the students in the hall are in very high spirits.
A. Apart from
B. Despite
C. Due to
D. But for
[填空题]There are few governments who are prepared to argue against the idea of sustainable development.
[填空题]A few people who do not agree with us about the matter haven’t realized the (important) ______ of the matter.
[单项选择]She was the only one of the few girls who （） passed the examination.
A. was
B. were
C. has
D. have
[填空题]There are a few bad musicians who have a (1) ______
chance to give a recital at a famous concert hall
while still learning the rudiments of their instrument.
This happened about thirty years ago
on the son of a Rumanian gentleman who has owned (2) ______
a personal favor by George Enesco, the
celebrating violinist. Enesco agreed to give lessons (3) ______
to the son, who was quite unhampered by musical
talent.
Three years later the boy’s father insisted
that he give a public concert. "His aunt said that
nobody plays the violin better than he. " A cousin (4) ______
heard him the other day and screamed with
enthusiasm. Although Enesco feared the
consequences, he arranged a recital at the Salle
Gaveau in Paris. Consequently, nobody bought a (5) ______
ticket since the soloist was unknown.
"Then you may accompany him on the piano," (6) ______
said the
