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(2022秋·上海浦东新·高三校考一模)Isaac Newton on a skateboard?
Does maths explain everything?
It’s long time since most of us were at school, sitting in maths class and thinking: “When am I ever going to need this?” As adults we know that the answer is “all the time” --maths is everywhere, and not just in the places you’d expect. The challenge is to help children realize its relevance to their everyday life.
AQUlLA’s Real World Maths Issue:
They may not know it, but even skateboarders and dancers are using maths all the time --- and your local skate park is actually a great place to put mathematical theory (think calculus) into action! In this issue, children can read about Sir Christopher Wren’s plans for re-building London; try AQUILA’s topologist game; investigate snowflakes-nature’s little mathematical masterpieces, and learn about artist L.S Lowry’s ideas on perspective. Plus: find out some really bad maths that ended up in catastrophe and discover why being a perfectionist is not always a bad thing.
“......Advanced & Philosophical, Curious & Puzzling”
RICHARD ROBINSON, BRIGHTON SCIENCE FESTIVAL
1.The passage is intended to_________.
A.explain some myths about Isaac Newton
B.attract parents and children to subscribe to the magazine
C.explain some real world maths issues
D.encourage students to read more books on maths
2.We can infer from the passage that_________________.
A.Schools fail to help students realise maths’ relevance to daily life.
B.Learning maths helps people become perfectionists
C.AQUILA was well-received at Brighton Science Festival
D.Parents can give AQUILA to their six year olds as a birthday gift.
3.Which of the following statement about AQUILA Magazine is true?
A.It founds a special club for the curious kids.
B.Its content exclusively focuses on Science.
C.It’s more challenging than the school curriculum.
D.It stimulates children’s curiosity to test new ideas.
(2023·上海·上海市复兴高级中学校考模拟预测)
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