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Week 16 周一：2阅读十1完形十1语法填空 I.阅读理解 2.What does Joanna Sikora think of "radiation effect'”g We know that reading is good for children.Now A.Useless. B.Promising. a new study suggests that just being around books C.Beneficial. D.Confusing. has its benefits-even if you don't make a point of 3.What do the underlined words“bereft of”in reading them a lot.A team of researchers in Paragraph 3 refer to? Australia finds that growing up in a home with a A.Full of. B.Lacking in. sizable library enhances literacy,number sense and even technological know-how in later life.The C.Decorated with. D.Lost in. researchers were exploring the advantages of 4.Who is this text intended for? A.Parents. B.Children. scholarly culture.In particular,they were interested in what is called“radiation effect'”. C.Researchers. D.Participants. "'Radiation effect'is a situation where children B grow up around books,but they don't read books, (202l·全国I卷)During an interview for one but somehow books do good to them even though of my books,my interviewer said something I still they don't read them as much as maybe their parents think about often.Annoyed by the level of would like them to."said Joanna Sikora,a distraction(干扰)in his open office,he said, sociologist at the Australian National University. "That's why I have a membership at the coworking Their survey assessed the literacy,numeracy space across the street-so I can focus.His 能力）and technological competency of more than comment struck me as strange.After all,coworking 160,000 adults from 31 different societies,and it spaces also typically use an open office layout included a question about how many books )But I recently came across a study that shows participants had in their homes during adolescence. why his approach works. "What we were able to demonstrate was that The researchers examined various levels of people who grew up around books had better literacy,numeracy and digital problem-solving skills noise on participants as they completed tes