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13.The revised edition of the Dictionary of Modern Standard Chinese has just been released,with more than 100new terms added to it.The new terms include weixin,or WeChat etc.There are also some older words recently used again and repurposed for contemporary(当代的) use,such as tuhao.Commonly used in the 1930s to refer to local persons who are rich but cruel,tuhao today laughs at a new privileged class that has appeared in China:people who are"extremely wealthy but lacking in education or values."But why did weixin and tuhao make the cut,while other popular terms were shut out?Not admitted to the new edition were such words as diaosi,shengnü,and baifumei.
Li Xingjian,the chief editor of the dictionary,said about 30language experts worked for more than three years to select the new terms.They took into account three main considerations:whether the term has entered public topic,whether the use of the term has become stable and whether the term meets a minimum level of tastefulness.
"We considered and discussed a huge list,"Mr.Li said."A term like diaosi is not very tasteful,and it's unlikely to be used for much longer.And shengnü,we thought it wasn't that significant.It's used a lot by young people online,but otherwise people don't really use it."
"On the other hand,tuhao has always been around.It has a mocking(嘲弄的) meaning,but it's not necessarily negative,"he said."We think it'll stay around for a while,because in real life there really are these kinds of people and therefore a need to describe them."
The Dictionary of Modern Standard Chinese,first published in 2004,is appreciated especially by scholars and those interested in contemporary usage.But it is not the first reference dictionary in China.That honor still goes to the New China Character Dictionary and the Contemporary Chinese Dictionary.Every five years,the Dictionary of Modern Standard Chinese is revised,with outdated words dropped to make room for new ones.
66.What does the underlined words phrase"make the cut"in Paragraph 2mean?A
A.Select.
B.Exclude.
C.Replace.
D.Explain.
67.How many aspects were taken into consideration to choose the new terms for the dictionary?B
A.2.
B.3.
C.4.
D.5.
68.Why was shengnü not chosen into the new Dictionary of Modern Standard Chinese?D
A.Because it is never used in their daily life.
B.Because it is not popular on the Internet these days.
C.Because it is neither tasteful nor likely to endure long.
D.Because it is not so important and is mainly used online by young people.
69.Which is NOT True according to the passage?B
A.The Dictionary of Modern Standard Chinese was first published in 2004.
B.The Dictionary of Modern Standard Chinese is the first reference dictionary.
C.The term tuhao will exist for some time.
D.About 30language experts worked for over three years to choose the new terms.
70.What is the main idea of the passage?C
A.Every five years,the Dictionary of Modern Standard Chinese is revised.
B.People think differently about the newly chosen terms.
C.Many new terms were chosen into the Dictionary of Modern Standard Chinese.
D.The language experts think highly of newly chosen terms.
分析 本文主要介绍了《现代汉语词典》新收录的词语,以及被收录的3个标准.
解答 ABDBC
66 A 猜测词义题. 根据文章第 二段while other popular terms were shut out?可知 像微信这样的词汇被挑选进去而其他流行词汇被筛选出来,故选A.
67 B 细节题.根据文章第三 段.They took into account three main considerations:可知 主编主要考虑三个录用标准,故选B.
68 D 细节题.根据文章第四 段 And shengnü,we thought it wasn't that significant.It's used a lot by young people online,but otherwise people don't really use it."可知剩女这个词汇是很多年轻人在网上用的不太重要的词汇,故选D.
69 B 细节题.根据文章最后一段But it is not the first reference dictionary in China. 可知《现代汉语词典》不是第一本对照参考字典.故选B.
70 C 主旨大议题. 通读全文可知本文主要介绍了《现代汉语词典》新收录的词语,以及被收录的3个标准.故选C.
点评 学生需要认真阅读原文,把握文章大意,对文章脉络有整体的了解,能仔细查找文中细节,并能根据文章内容进行合理的推测判断.
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