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2024.11.29CHINADAILY时文阅读 学段：高中 题型：语法填空 Growth of 'academic bars' quenches thirst for knowledge “学术酒吧”的兴起满足了人们对知识的渴求(下) Lectures at pubs attract audiences eager to relax, expand understanding 在酒吧举办的讲座吸引了渴望放松、拓宽视野的听众 Passage 1 Both Bai 1._______ Sun agreed that to some extent, drinks can make the audience members 2._________(relax) and "merry enough", 3._______ sets academic bars apart from class settings, seminar rooms or cafes. The social lubricant also encourages attendees to be braver in raising questions, joining in discussions, and 4._________(make) new friends. Variety of topics Topics involved at academic bars can vary 5._________(wide). One topic that was popular was anti-aging technologies. The lecture 6._________(present) by Ji Shisan, founder and CEO of Guokr, a popular science website in China. "I was surprised 7._______ the audience members were young — mostly university graduates and office workers under the age of 35," Sun said. "Ji is not a popular entertainer, and his lecture informed the audience 8.______ to face the aging process with advanced technology and equipment, which was showcased on-site. "It (the lecture) was very interactive and popular," she said. Another popular lecture was given by Gao Xiang, a 36-year-old visually impaired stand-up comedian more widely 9._______(know) as Dyingsight. Known for sharing details about his barrier-free daily life in a humorous and 10.______(inspire) way, his lecture attracted about 5,000 online applicants. A psychology major, Gao said he had been curious about academic bars since hearing the term from his wife. Passage 2 "It sounds like a place with novelty and diversity, 1.___________ will pretty much attract artistic people like me," he said. "Lectures at a bar are light in form, rich in content, and more flexible when it comes to time and place." Sun said that posts on Xiaohongshu indicate the ongoing expansion of academic bars — 2.__________(especial) outside big cities. "I see the essence of the academic bar as a proper space for a certain group of audiences 3.___________(share) and discuss certain topics. So I would say that the 'academic bar' should actually 4.__________(call) the 'knowledge bar'," Sun said. Two-way street Academic bar organizers, hosts and lecturers are also benefiting from the 5.________(gather). Gao said sharing his life experiences through lectures 6._________(boost) his efforts to make the visually impaired 7.___________(good) understood by the wider public. Diagnosed with juvenile macular degeneration at the age of 13, Gao went through many struggles and challenges before he 8._______(find) new hope in stand-up comedy. With humorous 9._________(account) of his experiences, he has brought greater public attention to the rare disease and offered newfound confidence to those 10.________ have the condition. "The public and society must see and know us first to do something further," he said. Passage 3 "Xiaohongshu is a big platform 1._________ extensive influence, particularly among young people 2.________ have the desire to acquire and share knowledge. They represent the future and will soon be the backbone of society. The academic bar is a good chance, and platform, 3.________(make) them see us." Li Chenghao, a 25-year-old PhD candidate in applied economics who attends Antai College of Economics and Management at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, gave a lecture on 4.________(finance) analysis at an academic bar on Sept 20. "The lecture was about a 5.____________(publish) paper of mine. It was still a challenge for me to explain the academic content in simple and brief words to an audience outside the field. Although I was unsure 6._____ such a topic would be accessible to them, it turned out quite positive and interactive," Li said. "I even received some really good and 7.____________(value) advice from them, as they could see things from different views and aspects 8._________(base) on their various work experiences." Liu Qingge, a 31-year-old marketing consultant, 9.___________(frequent) attends the academic lectures at Bunker. She has a bachelor's degree in sociology and a master's degree in criminology and values the diverse perspectives and learning atmosphere at these lectures. "The 10.____________(audience) at the lectures are kind of 'self-selected' ones," she said. "They usually share similar knowledge, interests or curiosity about the same topic, and are willing to learn and be open for discussion. Passage 4 "For me, it is interesting to learn from them, expand my 1.___________(horizon) and better understand society and the world," said Liu, 2.___________(note) such lectures can offer the public a broad "general education" on various aspects of life. Shot in the arm The 3.___________(boom) trend is also injecting new vitality into the hospitality industry. Many people have a negative 4.____________(impress) of bars and pubs, but the academic lectures are changing the stereotype. More patrons, especially 5.__________(they) who don't drink, are stepping into bars for the very first time. "I think academic bars 6.______________(find) a new path for bars and pubs in China. Actually, bars have 7.________ innate cultural quality. These small public cultural spaces for talks and discussions are 8.____________ we are missing now," said Gao, the stand-up comedian. However, debate on the worth of academic bars has also accompanied the boom. Some critics have questioned the value of such lectures and the seeming contradiction of "serious" academic issues being discussed in a commercial bar. Many wonder whether audiences can really learn something in one hour, or just regard it as a way of showing off as being part of an "elite". Organizers, lecturers, audiences and bar staff were unperturbed by the controversy, and view it as a way 9._____________(publicize) the trend. Sun, head of the Xiaohongshu project, said it is normal for a new trend to gradually find the right direction to head in. Li, the doctoral candidate, sees the debate as a catalyst to make academic bars more widely known among the public. Bai said that Bunker will stick to its original goal to create a public space for the community to help the spread of knowledge. Liu, the frequenter of the lectures, said academic bars are part of new business forms that represent change, development and fresh opportunities in society. Instead of being 10._________(over) criticized or having too great expectations placed on them, they should be encouraged, even though they may be viewed as a marketing gimmick, she said. Passage 1答案+译文 1. and 2. relaxed 3. which 4. making 5. widely 6. was presented 7. because 8. how 9. known 10. inspiring 白老师和孙老师都同意，在某种程度上，饮料可以让听众放松，“足够快乐”，这将学术酒吧与课堂、研讨室或咖啡馆区别开来。社交润滑剂还鼓励与会者更勇敢地提出问题，加入讨论，结交新朋友。 主题的多样性 学术酒吧涉及的话题可以有很大的不同。其中一个热门话题是抗衰老技术。讲座由中国科普网站果壳网创始人兼首席执行官纪十三主讲。 “我很惊讶，因为观众都很年轻——大多是35岁以下的大学毕业生和上班族，”孙说。 季并不是一个受欢迎的艺人，他的演讲告诉观众如何用先进的技术和设备面对老龄化的过程，并在现场进行了展示。 她说：“这个讲座非常互动，很受欢迎。” 另一个受欢迎的讲座是由36岁的视障单口相声演员高翔做的，他更广为人知的名字是Dyingsight。他以幽默和鼓舞人心的方式分享自己无障碍生活的细节而闻名，他的讲座吸引了约5000名在线申请者。 作为一名心理学专业的学生，高说自从他从妻子那里听到这个词后，他就对学术酒吧很好奇。 Passage 2答案+译文 1. which 2. especially 3. to share 4. be called 5. gatherings 6. boosts 7. better 8. found 9. accounts 10. who “这听起来像是一个充满新奇和多样性的地方，会吸引像我这样的艺术人士，”他说。 “酒吧里的讲座形式简单，内容丰富，时间和地点也更灵活。” 孙说，小红书上的帖子表明学术酒吧正在不断扩张，尤其是在大城市以外。 “我认为学术酒吧的本质是为特定群体的观众提供一个适当的空间，让他们分享和讨论特定的话题。所以我想说，‘学术吧’实际上应该被称为‘知识吧’。” 双向的 学术酒吧的组织者、主持人和讲师也从聚会中受益。 高说，通过讲座分享他的生活经历，有助于让公众更好地了解视障人士。 高在13岁时被诊断出患有青少年黄斑变性，在他在单口相声中找到新的希望之前，他经历了许多挣扎和挑战。 他幽默地讲述了自己的经历，引起了公众对这种罕见疾病的更多关注，并给那些患有这种疾病的人带来了新的信心。 他说：“公众和社会必须首先看到并了解我们，才能进一步采取行动。” Passage 3答案+译文 1. with 2. who 3. to make 4. financial 5. published 6. if 7. valuable 8. based 9. frequently 10. audiences “小红书是一个具有广泛影响力的大平台，尤其是在渴望获取和分享知识的年轻人中。他们代表着未来，很快将成为社会的中坚力量。学术酒吧是一个很好的机会和平台，让他们看到我们。” 9月20日，就读于上海交通大学安泰经济管理学院应用经济学博士研究生、25岁的李成浩（音译）在一家学术酒吧做了一场关于财务分析的讲座。 “讲座是关于我发表的一篇论文。对我来说，用简单明了的语言向外行的听众解释学术内容仍然是一个挑战。虽然我不确定他们是否能接受这样的话题，但结果是非常积极和互动的。” “我甚至从他们那里得到了一些非常好的和有价值的建议，因为他们基于不同的工作经历，可以从不同的角度和方面看待事物。” 31岁的营销顾问刘清歌（音）经常参加邦克的学术讲座。她拥有社会学学士学位和犯罪学硕士学位，她非常重视这些讲座的不同观点和学习氛围。 “听课的听众都是‘自我选择’的，”她说。“他们通常对同一话题有相似的知识、兴趣或好奇心，并且愿意学习和开放讨论。 Passage 4答案+译文 1. horizons 2. noting 3. booming 4. impression 5. those 6. have found 7. an 8. what 9. to publicize 10. overly 刘说：“对我来说，向他们学习、拓展视野、更好地了解社会和世界是很有趣的。”他指出，这样的讲座可以为公众提供关于生活各个方面的广泛“通识教育”。 一剂强心针 这种蓬勃发展的趋势也为酒店业注入了新的活力。许多人对酒吧有负面印象，但学术讲座正在改变这种刻板印象。越来越多的顾客，尤其是那些不喝酒的人，第一次走进酒吧。 “我认为学术酒吧为中国的酒吧找到了一条新的道路。事实上，酒吧有一种与生俱来的文化品质。这些小型的公共文化空间是我们现在所缺少的，”单口相声演员高说。 然而，关于学术酒吧价值的争论也伴随着繁荣而来。一些批评人士质疑此类讲座的价值，以及在一家商业酒吧讨论“严肃”的学术问题似乎自相矛盾。 许多人怀疑观众是否真的能在一个小时内学到一些东西，或者只是把它当作一种炫耀自己是“精英”的方式。 组织者、讲师、观众和酒吧工作人员都没有受到争议的影响，他们认为这是宣传这一趋势的一种方式。 小红树项目负责人孙说，新趋势逐渐找到正确的前进方向是正常的。 李博士认为，这场辩论是一种催化剂，可以让学术酒吧在公众中更加广为人知。 白说，邦克将坚持最初的目标，为社区创造一个公共空间，帮助知识的传播。 刘是讲座的常客，他说学术酒吧是新商业形式的一部分，代表着社会的变化、发展和新机遇。 她说，不要过度批评或对他们寄予过高的期望，而应该鼓励他们，即使他们可能被视为一种营销噱头。 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$