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Finnish students were No. 1 in the reading test and second in maths after Hong Kong students. Those from Japan and Finland were top in science. In the problem solving, Finnish students came second to those from South Korea. The test also showed Finland had more top students than the other countries.
Finns (芬兰人) of your age have done a really good job but don't have a sense of envy. You can learn from them. Most Finnish students make good use of the Internet. Of course not for computer games, but for doing more exercises and finding out more information.
Libraries are also important. Finland spends a lot of money on them. Many students have a free card. They read for at least one or two hours a day.
What do you usually do on the Internet? How often do you go to libraries?
【小题1】Students from which country or region did best in the reading test?
| A.South Korea. | B.Hong Kong. | C.Finland. | D.Japan. |
| A.Hong Kong students were No. 1 in maths. |
| B.Finnish students were the first of all the tests. |
| C.Finnish students did well in the problem solving. |
| D.Japanese students were top in science. |
| A.the test can make the students lose their interest in learning |
| B.the test is designed to find out good ways to use the Internet |
| C.it's hard to tell who the best students in the world are |
| D.Finnish students make better use of the Internet and libraries |
Who says honesty (诚实) is dead? Last Tuesday morning Alan Reed, a student at Claremont College here, was getting 1 money out of the bank. He wanted to have 50 dollars and the teller (出纳) 2 him five twenties instead of five tens. For a few seconds, Alan wondered (疑惑) 3 to do it. Should he give the extra money back? Keep it? 4 he kept it, he could buy several new CDs, or he could take his friend Simon to a big dinner. 5 no one would ever notice (注意). But then he 6 the teller. She was a middle-aged woman with a sweet face, and she reminded(提醒) him of his mother. She had been nice to him. Then he thought that there were probably exact (精确的) 7 kept of how much money was paid out, and the 8 would probably get in trouble. 9 of all, Alan felt he would probably feel 10 about keeping the extra money. So Alan gave back the money.
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Who are the top students in the world, do you know? Last week the Organization for Economic Co-operation Development (经济合作与发展组织) picked the best students in the world. They are Finnish (芬兰的). The OECD gave a test to 280 000 15-year-old students from more than 40 countries and regions (地区) last year. The OECD wanted to know how well students were doing at school.
Finnish students were No. 1 in the reading test and second in maths after Hong Kong students. Those from Japan and Finland were top in science. In the problem solving, Finnish students came second to those from South Korea. The test also showed Finland had more top students than the other countries.
Finns (芬兰人) of your age have done a really good job but don’t have a sense of envy. You can learn from them. Most Finnish students make good use of the Internet. Of course not for computer games, but for doing more exercises and finding out more information.
Libraries are also important. Finland spends a lot of money on them. Many students have a free card. They read for at least one or two hours a day.
What do you usually do on the Internet? How often do you go to libraries?
【小题1】Students from which country or region did best in the reading test?
| A.South Korea. | B.Hong Kong. | C.Finland. | D.Japan. |
| A.Hong Kong students were No. 1 in maths. |
| B.Finnish students were the first of all the tests. |
| C.Finnish students did well in the problem solving. |
| D.Japanese students were top in science. |
| A.the test can make the students lose their interest in learning |
| B.the test is designed to find out good ways to use the Internet |
| C.it’s hard to tell who the best students in the world are |
| D.Finnish students make better use of the Internet and libraries |