that children __54__ taught to use them 54. a) are b) be
in school--as early as possible. c) are being d) were
the problem for schools is that
when it __55__ computers, parents do 55. a) talks about b) comes to
not always know best. c) turns to d) mentions
many schools are __56__ parental 56. a) ignorant of b) blaming
impatience and are purchasing hardware c) yielding to
d) turnin a deaf ear to
(¨?2?t) __57__ sound educational plan- 57. a) without b) with
ning so they can say,"ok, we've moved c) through d) for
into the computer age."teachers __58__ 58. a) relied on b) relaxed
themselves caught in the middle of the c) freed d) found
problem -- between parent pressure and
__59__ educational decisions. 59. a) wise b) clever
c) slow d) enough
educators do not even agree __60__ 60. a) on b) with
how computers should be used. a lot of c) to d) about
money is going for computerized educa-
tional materials __61__ research has 61. a) however b) where
c) what d) that
shown can be taught __62__ with pencil 62. a) equally
and paper. even those who believe that b) in the same way
c) just as well d) not as well
all children should __63__ to computer, 63. a) be open b) have access
c) look d) turn
warn of potential __64__ to the very 64. a) approaches b) exposures
young. c) dangers d) laziness
the temptation(¨???¨?) remains strong
largely because young children __65__ 65. a) adopt b) keep
so well to computers. first graders have c) adapt d) devote
been__66__ willing to work for two hours 66. a) watched b) seen
on math skills. some have an attention c) told d) taught
span of 20 minutes. __67__ school can 67. a) high b) not every
afford to go into computing, and that c) no d) any
creates __68__ another problem: a divi- 68. a) already b) of course
sion between the haves and have-nots. c) in addition d) yet
very few parents ask __69__ computer 69. a) for b) against
instruction in poor school districts, c) to buy d) to use
__70__ there may be barely enough money 70. a) due that b) in any case
to pay the reading teacher. c) although d) where
in school--as early as possible. c) are being d) were
the problem for schools is that
when it __55__ computers, parents do 55. a) talks about b) comes to
not always know best. c) turns to d) mentions
many schools are __56__ parental 56. a) ignorant of b) blaming
impatience and are purchasing hardware c) yielding to
d) turnin a deaf ear to
(¨?2?t) __57__ sound educational plan- 57. a) without b) with
ning so they can say,"ok, we've moved c) through d) for
into the computer age."teachers __58__ 58. a) relied on b) relaxed
themselves caught in the middle of the c) freed d) found
problem -- between parent pressure and
__59__ educational decisions. 59. a) wise b) clever
c) slow d) enough
educators do not even agree __60__ 60. a) on b) with
how computers should be used. a lot of c) to d) about
money is going for computerized educa-
tional materials __61__ research has 61. a) however b) where
c) what d) that
shown can be taught __62__ with pencil 62. a) equally
and paper. even those who believe that b) in the same way
c) just as well d) not as well
all children should __63__ to computer, 63. a) be open b) have access
c) look d) turn
warn of potential __64__ to the very 64. a) approaches b) exposures
young. c) dangers d) laziness
the temptation(¨???¨?) remains strong
largely because young children __65__ 65. a) adopt b) keep
so well to computers. first graders have c) adapt d) devote
been__66__ willing to work for two hours 66. a) watched b) seen
on math skills. some have an attention c) told d) taught
span of 20 minutes. __67__ school can 67. a) high b) not every
afford to go into computing, and that c) no d) any
creates __68__ another problem: a divi- 68. a) already b) of course
sion between the haves and have-nots. c) in addition d) yet
very few parents ask __69__ computer 69. a) for b) against
instruction in poor school districts, c) to buy d) to use
__70__ there may be barely enough money 70. a) due that b) in any case
to pay the reading teacher. c) although d) where