SAT官方阅读每日一练 2018年6月8日

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摘要：由SAT考试官方出品，每天一道权威SAT阅读练习题，是紧张备考之余放松身心的绝佳调剂资料。本文为大家带来年6月8日sat阅读练习题，真题是篇章层面的观点态度题，需通读全文，总结作者的态度，较难。每天一小道，考试更健康。

为广大SATer带来2018年6月8日的SAT阅读每日一练，文章是描述笔者的一群年龄幼小的学生。题目是篇章层面的观点态度题，需通读全文，总结作者的态度，较难。配有答案，解析，众考生，慢慢操练吧。文末附2018SAT阅读题型清单。

6月8日SAT阅读每日一练

My young pupils entered the apartment, with their two younger sisters. Master Tom Bloomfield was a well-grown boy of seven, with a somewhat wiry frame, flaxen hair, blue eyes, small turned-up nose, and fair complexion. Mary Ann was a tall girl too, somewhat dark like her mother, but with a round full face and a high colour in her cheeks. The second sister was Fanny, a very pretty little girl; Mrs. Bloomfield assured me she was a remarkably gentle child, and required encouragement: she had not learned anything yet; but in a few days, she would be four years old, and then she might take her first lesson in the alphabet, and be promoted to the schoolroom. The remaining one was Harriet, a little broad, fat, merry, playful thing of scarcely two, that I coveted more than all the rest—but with her I had nothing to do.

I talked to my little pupils as well as I could, and tried to render myself agreeable; but with little success I fear, for their mother's presence kept me under an unpleasant restraint. They, however, were remarkably free from shyness. They seemed bold, lively children, and I hoped I should soon be on friendly terms with them—the little boy especially, of whom I had heard such a favourable character from his mamma. In Mary Ann there was a certain affected simper, and a craving for notice, that I was sorry to observe. But her brother claimed all my attention to himself; he stood bolt upright between me and the fire, with his hands behind his back, talking away like an orator, occasionally interrupting his discourse with a sharp reproof to his sisters when they made too much noise.

"Oh, Tom, what a darling you are!" exclaimed his mother. "Come and kiss dear mamma; and then won't you show Miss Grey your schoolroom, and your nice new books?"

"I won't kiss you, mamma; but I will show Miss Grey my schoolroom, and my new books."

"And my schoolroom, and my new books, Tom," said Mary Ann. "They're mine too."

"They're mine," replied he decisively.

Based on the passage, which choice most clearly describes the narrator's impression of the Bloomfield family?

一下哪个选项，最明晰的描述了叙述者对Bloomfield家庭的印象？

A.She gathers that some of the children receive more encouragement than the others do.

B.She recognizes that the children are timid around their mother and will need reassurance and guidance.

C.She observes that the children seem to have been taught to treat adults with respect.

D.She suspects that the children are only pretending to be excited about the schoolroom because their mother is present.

答案：A

解析：Choice A is the best answer. Miss Grey's observations of her new charges suggests that she thinks the Bloomfield children receive different levels of encouragement. Miss Grey mentions that Mrs. Bloomfield has spoken "such a favourable character" of Tom. Mary Ann, on the other hand, has an "affected simper," or a deliberate and exaggerated ingratiating manner, and a "craving for notice." Overall, it seems Tom receives frequent attention and encouragement while Mary Ann strives for but doesn't always receive supportive attention.