首页
登录
职称英语
4 Kinds of Texts Enhancing IntelligenceI. IntroductionA. R
4 Kinds of Texts Enhancing IntelligenceI. IntroductionA. R
游客
2023-12-13
63
管理
问题
4 Kinds of Texts Enhancing Intelligence
I. Introduction
A. Reading for information, hoping to
—improve our minds with the information acquired
—provide us with the ways to improve our lives
B. Reading prodigiously & reading (1)______: two different things (1)______
to read books that help improve our chances of a happy living
II. The first choice: texts concerning (2)______ (2)______
A. Including not only scientific texts, but also the texts that enhance our appreciation of the natural world
B. The value of these texts:
—the development of (3)______ (3)______
—the (4)______of learning (4)______
—how to investigate our intuition and (5)______it with evidence (5)______
—inspiring wonder and respect for (6)______ (6)______
III. The second choice: philosophy
A. Teaching us to understand (7) ______ (7)______
B. Including:
—the classic philosophical texts
—the great texts of (8)______ (8)______
IV. The third choice: serious fiction
A. Containing more truth
B. (9)______experiences (9)______
C. Containing a great deal of philosophy, psychology and history
V. The fourth choice: history books
A. Fascinating anecdotes
B. Remarkable characters
C. Evolution of ideas shaping civilization
D. Increasing our (10)______ (10)______ [br]
4 Kinds of Texts Enhancing Intelligence
Good evening. This lecture is going to introduce 4 kinds of texts that can enhance intelligence. As you know, we read for information, hoping that it will improve our minds, giving us the means to improve our lives. In the modern Age of Information, more reading material is at hand, making it more and more demanding to allocate our reading time in an efficient manner. All texts are not created equal, and it follows that all readers are not equal either. (1) To read prodigiously and to read profitably are two different things. A great amount of time is wasted reading texts that are forgotten a short time after they’re finished. But time spent reading texts that cultivate intelligence and wisdom is a labor that yields continuous benefit over a lifetime. Despite its necessity, for the purposes of business and everyday life, to read about the latest news and trends, that type of reading is outside the scope of this article. My aim is to encourage the reading of books that permanently increase intelligence and, as a result, improve our chances of leading a prosperous and fulfilling life.
(2) The first choice is texts about science. It includes all books that increase our understanding of the natural world. (3) The great value of them comes, not from the theories they prove which will likely be disproved in the future, but from the development of curiosity and (4) the methods of learning. (5) Scientific texts teach us how to investigate our intuition and validate it with evidence. (6)They also inspire wonder and respect for the physical world and for our own intellect.
Then, philosophy comes as our second choice. In ancient times, science and philosophy grew from the seed of analytical thought. (7) If science teaches us to understand the outside world, philosophy teaches us to understand ourselves. It could very well be called the science of human life. (8) In addition to the classic philosophical works, this category also includes the great religious texts.
The third one is serious fiction. I’d like to permanently discredit the belief that fictional works are inferior because they are made up. Only a person completely devoid of imagination could believe that. Great works of fiction contain more truth than any other literary genre because they allow the reader to experience a new reality. (9) Fiction creates experiences that elevate your level of consciousness. Serious fiction also contains a great deal of philosophy, psychology and history.
Moreover, history texts are also included. History feels boring because as children it meant memorizing dates, and tedious lectures. And who can blame us? The public schools have done their best to take the humanity out of history. But at its best, history is fascinating anecdotes, remarkable characters, and the evolution of ideas that have shaped civilization. (10) By learning about the past, we are more able to interpret our own times and ourselves.
选项
答案
curiosity/learning desire
解析
细节题。科学文本的价值不在于理论,而在于发展了我们对未知进行学习、探索的好奇心。原文是“The great value of them comes,not from the theories they prove which will likely be disproved in the future,but from the development of curiosity.”
转载请注明原文地址:https://tihaiku.com/zcyy/3268471.html
相关试题推荐
HowtoConquerPublicSpeakingFearⅠ.IntroductionA.Publicsp
HowtoConquerPublicSpeakingFearⅠ.IntroductionA.Publicsp
HowtoConquerPublicSpeakingFearⅠ.IntroductionA.Publicsp
HowtoConquerPublicSpeakingFearⅠ.IntroductionA.Publicsp
HowtoConquerPublicSpeakingFearⅠ.IntroductionA.Publicsp
HowtoConquerPublicSpeakingFearⅠ.IntroductionA.Publicsp
SuggestopediaI.IntroductionA.Basedonhowthebrainworksandhowwelearnm
SuggestopediaI.IntroductionA.Basedonhowthebrainworksandhowwelearnm
SuggestopediaI.IntroductionA.Basedonhowthebrainworksandhowwelearnm
SuggestopediaI.IntroductionA.Basedonhowthebrainworksandhowwelearnm
随机试题
Whathasbeendonetohavefewercarsonthefreeways?[originaltext]Whathasbe
砖砌体砌筑时,下列哪条不符合规范要求?()A.砖提前1~2d,浇水湿润 B
2008年9月10日,国务院国有资产监督管理委员会公布《中央企业资产损失责任追究
具有敛肺止咳作用的药物大多具有的药味是A、咸 B、甘 C、酸 D、苦 E
高等学校是指大学、独立设置的学院和高等专科学校,其中包括高等职业学校和成人高等学
()策略的立足点不是放在争取新客户上,而是把工夫花在挽留老客户上。A.情感营
溶组织内阿米巴大滋养体的重要特征之一()A.运动迟缓B.运动不定C.内外质界限
有一周长为100米的长方形花园,在花园外围沿花园建一条等宽的环路,路的面积为60
关于建立P图的情况,下列说法不正确的是()。 D.控制图的统计控制状态
最简单的、初级的垄断组织形式是( ) A.短期价格协定 B.卡特尔 C.
最新回复
(
0
)