- 阅读理解A
题干：In1963anAmericanphysiotherapist(物理治疗师)GlennDomanwroteabestsellingbookcalledHowtoTeachYourBabytoRead.Nowtranslatedinto17languages,thisbookarosefromhisworkwithbraindamagedchildreninPennsylvania.Domanandhisteamofspecialistshadwonderedwhybrain-injuredchildrendidnotimprovewithmedicaltreatment.Thentheyrealizedthatconventionalmethodsoftreatmentonlyrelievedthesymptoms，nottheproblem，whichofcoursewasthebrainitself.Sotheydevelopedanewapproach.“Allwedoforallchildrenhereistogivethemvisual，auditoryandtouchablestimulationwithincreasedfrequency,intensityandduration,inrecognitionoftheorderlywayinwhichthebraingrows.”saysDoman.“Theresultwasthatby1960wehadhundredsofseverelybrain-injuredtwo-year-oldswhocouldreadandunderstand.”Theteamhaddiscoveredthatevenchildrenwhohadhalftheirbrainsremovedcould，bystimulation,achievehigherIQsthantheaveragenormalchild.Thentheteambegantothinkifsuchamazingresultscouldbeachievedwithbrain-damagedchildren,whatcouldhappenifthesametreatmentweregiventonormalchildren.SoeightyearsagotheBetterBabyInstitutewasopenedforthebenefitofnormalchildren.Thesamestimulatingenrichedenvironmentwasprovided，and，bythetimethechildrenleft，aroundsevenyearsold，theycouldgenerallyspeakandreadthreeforeignlanguages，playamusicalinstrument,readthreefulllengthbooksaweekanddoalltheotherthingsthataso-called“normal”childcoulddo.InDoman’sview,thechild’spassiontolearnduringtheyearsuptosixmustbefed.Hebelievesthat,likemuscles,thebraindevelopswithuse,especiallysointhosefirstfewyears.Nowadays，parentscomesfromallovertheworldtoPennsylvaniatoseeandlearnfromtheworkofDomanandhisteam；theywanttodiscoverhowtheycanfulfilltheirrolesasnatureteachers，byusingtheirlove,understandingandinstinctsforthebenefitoftheirchildren.ForinthewordsofDoman“EverychildbornhasagreaterpotentialintelligencethanLeonardodaVinciused.”
题目：From the passage，we can assume that_____. - A 、most normal two-year-old children can read
- B 、children with only half a brain are more intelligent
- C 、brain-damaged children generally have high IQs
- D 、brain-damaged children can overcome their disability.
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参考答案【正确答案：D】
推断题。根据第二段最后一句话 The result was that by 1960 we had… who could read andunderstand不难看出，脑损伤的孩子可以通过进行刺激试验，获得阅读能力。所以D选项正确。
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