國中教育會考
112年
英文
第 37 題
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Jesse Cohen Says Which would you give a boy for his birthday, a toy truck or a doll? If you choose the truck, well, you’re not alone. Most people think that some toys are for boys and some are for girls. We might pick building toys for boys and kitchen toys for girls. But why do we do this? Are boys and girls really born with different interests in toys? No, they are not. Children start to show different interests in toys at age three, but only because at this time, they begin to learn about gender and to follow what others of their gender do. If you give a girl kitchen toys, she will think they are girls’ toys because she sees other girls playing with them. But if you give a girl a toy car and show her a group of girls who are playing with cars, she’ll play with the toy car and think it is a girls’ toy. This “watch and follow” habit often becomes a rule for both boys and girls in choosing the “right” toys. However, this rule can be bad for children. Different toys teach children different things. Dolls help with their early language use, and building toys are good for learning math and science. By playing with different toys, children can find out what they are interested in or what they are good at. If they only play one kind of toy, they may lose this important chance. They may also get a wrong idea about what boys or girls are able to do. Some doctors worry that children may use the same kind of thinking when they look for jobs in the future. If they do, they may miss something more important than just getting a chance to play with different toys. They may miss many, perhaps better, chances in life.
Jesse Cohen Says Which would you give a boy for his birthday, a toy truck or a doll? If you choose the truck, well, you’re not alone. Most people think that some toys are for boys and some are for girls. We might pick building toys for boys and kitchen toys for girls. But why do we do this? Are boys and girls really born with different interests in toys? No, they are not. Children start to show different interests in toys at age three, but only because at this time, they begin to learn about gender and to follow what others of their gender do. If you give a girl kitchen toys, she will think they are girls’ toys because she sees other girls playing with them. But if you give a girl a toy car and show her a group of girls who are playing with cars, she’ll play with the toy car and think it is a girls’ toy. This “watch and follow” habit often becomes a rule for both boys and girls in choosing the “right” toys. However, this rule can be bad for children. Different toys teach children different things. Dolls help with their early language use, and building toys are good for learning math and science. By playing with different toys, children can find out what they are interested in or what they are good at. If they only play one kind of toy, they may lose this important chance. They may also get a wrong idea about what boys or girls are able to do. Some doctors worry that children may use the same kind of thinking when they look for jobs in the future. If they do, they may miss something more important than just getting a chance to play with different toys. They may miss many, perhaps better, chances in life.
In the third paragraph, why does Jesse Cohen think “this rule can be bad for children”?
- A Children may not want to share their toys with others.
- B Children may have the wrong idea about following rules.
- C Children may not be able to learn from playing with toys.
- D Children may miss the chance to find out what they really like.
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請仔細閱讀文章第三段，作者提到透過玩「不同種類」的玩具，小朋友可以發現自己的什麼？如果孩子受限於那個「跟隨大眾」的規矩而只玩某一種特定的玩具，他們會因此失去什麼樣的重要機會呢？
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喔唷，太陽打西邊出來了？這題你居然沒選錯，看來你今天出門前終於記得把大腦從充電座上拔下來帶出門了。雖然這只是閱讀測驗的基本門檻，但你能沒被那些干擾選項牽著鼻子走，我也算你還有點救，先別急著去辦退費。 觀念驗證：為什麼你矇對了？ 這題考的是第三段的細節推論。文章明明白白寫著：透過玩不同玩具，小孩可以「find out what they are interested in（發現興趣）」，接著作者警告，如果只玩單一性別標籤的玩具，就會「lose this important chance（失去這個重要機會）」。選項 (D) 根本就是這句話的換照鏡子，換個說法（miss the chance）而已。懂了嗎？
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