2013金榜考研徐绽

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版权页：   插图：   People have good reason to care about the welfare of animals.Ever since the Enlightenment,their treatment has been seen as a measure of mankind's humanity.It is no coincidence thatWilliam Wilberforce and Sir Thomas Foxwell Buxton,two leaders of the movement to abolish theslave trade,helped found the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in the 1820s.An increasing number of people go further:mankind has a duty not to cause pain to animals thathave the capacity to suffer.Both views have led people gradually to extend treatment oncereserved for mankind to other species. But when everyday lives are measured against such principles,they are fraught withcontradictions.Those who would never dream of caging their cats and dogs guzzle bacon andeggs from ghastly factory farms.The abattoir and the cattle truck are secret places safely hiddenfrom the meat eater's gaze and the child's story book.Plenty of people who denounce thefur-trade (much of which is from farmed animals) quite happily wear leather (also from farmedanimals). Perhaps the inconsistency is understandable.After hundreds of years of thinking about it,people cannot agree on a system of rights for each other,so the ground is bound to get shakier stillwhen animals are included.The trouble is that confusion and contradiction open the way to theextremist.And because scientific research is remote from most people's lives,it is particularlyvulnerable to their campaigns. In fact,science should be the last target,wherever you draw the boundaries of animal welfare.For one thing,there is rarely an alternative to using animals in research.If there were,scientistswould grasp it,because animal research is expensive and encircled by regulations.Animalresearch is also for fl higher purpose than a full belly or an elegant outfit.The world needs newmedicines and surgical procedures just as it needs the unknowable fruits of pure research. And science is,by and large,kind to its animals.The couple of million (mainly rats and mice)that die in Britain's laboratories are far better looked-after and far more humanely killed than thebillion or so (mainly chickens) on Britain's farms.Indeed,if Darley Oaks makes up its loss ofguinea pigs with turkeys or dairy cows,you can be fairly sure animal welfare in Britain has justtaken a step backwards.

内容概要

徐绽，考研英语实力派青年教师，考研英语应试的“王牌专家”，十余年英语教学生涯，具有精深的英语语言文化理论底蕴和丰富的教学实践经验，桃李遍布大江南北。授课风格幽默，富有激情，大气磅薄，挥洒自如，课堂信息量大，有的放矢，直击要害，让学员在开心，轻松的气氛中掌握知识，满载而归，满怀信心面对考试。主讲课程：考研词汇、阅读理解、写作、翻译。

书籍目录

考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(一)
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(一)参考答案
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(一)试题精讲
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(二)
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(二)参考答案
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(二)试题精讲
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(三)
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(三)参考答案
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(三)试题精讲
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(四)
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(四)参考答案
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(四)试题精讲
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(五)
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(五)参考答案
考研英语绝对考场最后五套题(五)试题精讲

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《金榜•徐绽英语全程规划系列9:考研英语绝对考场最后5套题(适用于考研英语1、2)》由金榜名师精编，倾注多年命题研究经验，并且含有全真模拟训练，让你享有身临其境考点的清晰呈现。非常适用于英语教研的学生。

作者简介

　　1.针对性强：考虑到经过相当…段时间的复习，大部分考生已基本掌握了应试必需的基本知识和基本技能；但缺乏临考经验的状况，以模拟考场的形式，全真模拟考场的氛围，为考生提供五套全真的模拟题进行训练，以帮助考生复习巩固已学到的知识，并学习新的内容，继续扩大词汇、知识面，增强语感，使自己学得更扎实，同时有利于考生提前进入考试状态，做到临场不乱，应对自如，提高应试能力。
　　2．内容新：本书是根据考试大纲的要求，结合作者十余年考研辅导和命题研究的经验，在分析历年考试情况的基础上，命制的五套与大纲要求完全一致的模拟试题。在命制这五套题时，既注重文章内容的深度和广度，使其覆盖更广的知识面，又注重了考题难度的要求，力求接近真题。
　　3．解析详细：试卷中的每道题目均给出参考答案及详细解析，同时给出大纲核心词汇、答案解析，以及全文翻译。

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