《英语学科知识与教学能力》（初中）真题(附答案)

《英语学科知识与教学能力》（初中）

真题（附答案）

第1题（单项选择题）（Whichofthefollowingshowstheproper

pronunciationofthesegment“tenbikes“inconnected

speech?

{A}./tembaids/

{B}./tenbaiks/

{C}.

{D}.

正确答案：A

第2题（单项选择题）（isnotincludedinthefactors

usedinanalyzingvowels.

{A}.Positionofthetongue

{B}.Shapeoflips

{C}.Opennessofthemouth

{D}.Opennessofthevocalcords

正确答案：D

第3题（单项选择题）（Thestudyhighlightshowoursenseof

rightandwrongisn，tjustbasedon,religionand

philosophy,butalsoonthebiologyofourbrain.

{A}.risingup

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{B}.bringup

{C}.uprising

{D}.upbring

正确答案：D

第4题（单项选择题）（Foundedin2003,thecompanyspecializes

incannedfruitsandvegetablesandfoodexportbusiness.

{A}.quick-freezing

{B}.quick-frozen

{C}.quickly-freezing

{D}.quickly-frozen

正确答案：B

第5题（单项选择题）（Heresentedtowaitandexpected

theministerhimimmediatelyuponhisarrival.

{A}.tobeasked,tosee

{B}.beingasked,tosee

{C}.tobeasked,seeing

{D}.beingasked,seeing

正确答案：B

第6题（单项选择题）（Tom'sschoolwasontheothersideof

theroad,sohewastoldtowatchoutcarswhenthestreet.

{A}.crossing

{B}.cross

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{C}.crossed

{D}.tocross

正确答案：A

第7题（单项选择题）（Youcansleeponthecouchinthelounge

youcangotoanearlyhotel.

{A}.or

{B}.then

{C}.and

{D}.But

正确答案：A

第8题（单项选择题）（Notasinglewordwhenhewas

forcedtoleaveandjointhearmyin1937.

{A}.didMarkleave

{B}.leftMark

{C}.didleaveMark

{D}.Markleft

正确答案：A

第9题（单项选择题）（Howmanymorphemesdoestheword

“impossible“consistof?

{A}.One

{B}.Two

{C}.Three

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{D}.Four

正确答案：C

第10题（单项选择题）（Whatrhetoricaldeviceisusedinthe

underlinedpartofthesentence:Therewasanelephantpause

afterthestorywastold?

{A}.Pun

{B}.Simile

{C}.Metaphor

{D}.Transferredepithet

正确答案：C

第11题（单项选择题）（Inteachingpronunciationtheteacher

shouldtellthestudentthatcanbeusedtoconveymore

importantmessages.

{A}.rhyme

{B}.stress

{C}.devoicing

{D}.rhythm

正确答案：B

第12题（单项选择题）（Whenateacherasksstudentstodiscuss

howthewriterJsideasareorganizedinthetest,he/she

intendstodevelopstudents'skillof

{A}.recognizingthetextualstructure

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{B}.understandingthewriter'sintention

{C}.distinguishingfactsfromopinions

{D}.commentingonthecontentofthetext

正确答案：A

第13题（单项选择题）（Whichofthefollowingfocus（es）on

accuracyinteachinggrammar?

{A}.Simulation

{B}.Substitutiondrills

{C}.Roleplay

{D}.Discussion

正确答案：B

第14题（单项选择题）（Whenateachersays"Next,pleasepay

attentiontothetimeofarrivalanddepartureoftheplanes

intherecording”,he/sheintendstodevelopthestudents?

skillof.

{A}.predicting

{B}.gettingthegeneralpictures

{C}.distinguishingsounds

{D}.gettingspecificinformation

正确答案：D

第15题（单项选择题）（Ifateacherasksstudentstolistas

manywaysastheycantotellsomeonetoopenthedoorandlist

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thepossiblefunctionofasentenceindifferentcontents,

he/sheisprobablytryingtohighlight.

{A}.thepotentialmeaningofasentence

{B}.differentrealizationsofthesamefunction

{C}.therelationshipbetweenformandfunction

{D}.differentwaysgettingpeopletodothesamething

正确答案：C

第16题（单项选择题）（Theteacherwouldusetohelp

studentscommunicateinteachingspeaking.

{A}.substitutiondrills

{B}.groupdiscussion

{C}.listeningandacting

{D}.readingaloud

正确答案：B

第17题（单项选择题）（assessmentisusedtomeasurehow

theperformanceofaparticularstudentorgroupofstudents

withthatofanother.

{A}.Criterion-referenced

{B}.Norm-referenced

{C}.Formative

{D}.Summative

正确答案：C

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第18题（单项选择题）（Whichofthefollowingteacher5s

instructionscouldservepurposeofelicitingideas?

{A}.Shallwemoveon?

{B}.Readaftermeeveryone

{C}.Whatcanyouseeinthispicture?

{D}.Whatdoestheword“quickly"mean?

正确答案：C

第19题（单项选择题）（Whichofthefollowingisanexampleof

teachers?indirectfeedback?

{A}.Say"went"insteadof"go".

{B}.Weneveruse"at"thatway.

{C}.ChoiceAisnottherightanswer.

{D}.Whocanhelphimwiththissentence?

正确答案：D

第20题（单项选择题）（TotalphysicalresponseasaTEFLwhich

ismoreaftenusedforteaching.

{A}.children

{B}.adults

{C}.ESPcourse

{D}.GEcourse

正确答案：A

第21题（单项选择题）（每题2.00分）题目分类:未按章节分类的

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试题（如真题、模拟预测试题）》阅读理解〉passage1

Seventyyearsago,morethan160,000Alliedtroopsstormedthe

beachesofNormandyduringtheD-Dayinvasion.Andwhileweall

knowthatdayservedasahugeturningpointfortheAlliedcause,

youprobablyhaven'tthoughtmuchaboutwhatthosesoldiers

carriedwiththemtoeatduringandaftertheinvasionfoodhad

tobelight-weight,nutritiousandveryhighinenergy:after

all,thesemenwereabouttoinvadeNazi-occupiedland.Asit

sohappens,theonesubstancethatcouldfulfillallthose

requirementswasaveryunlikelyitem-aHershey,schocolate

bar.

TheHersheychocolatecompanywasapproachedbackin1937about

creatingaspeciallydesignedbarjustforU.S.Armyemergency

rations.AccordingtoHershey,schiefchemistSamHinkle,the

U.Sgovernmenthadjustfourrequestsabouttheirnewchocolate

bars:theyhadtoweight4ounces,behighinenergy,withstand

hightemperaturesand“tastealittlebetterthanaboiled

potato”,Thefinalproductwascalledthe“Drationbar”,

ablendofchocolate,sugar,cocoabutter,skimmilkpowderand

oatflour.Theviscousmixtureprovedtoothicktomovethrough

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thenormalchocolatebarmanufacturingsetupattheHershey

plant,soinitiallyeachbarhadtobepackedintoits4-ounce

molebyhand.

Asfortaste,well-mostwhotrieditsaidtheywouldratherhave

eatentheboiledpotato.Thecombinationoffatandoatflour

madethechocolatebaradensebrick,andthesugardidlittle

tomasktheoverwhelminglybittertastetothedarkchocolate.

Sinceitwasdesignedtowithstandhightemperatures,thebar

wasnearlyimpossibletobiteinto.Mostmenwhoateithadto

shaveslicesoffwithaknifebeforetheycouldchewit,and

despitetheU.SArraysbesteffortstostopthemenfromdoing

so,someoftherationbarsendedupinthetrash.Laterinthe

war,Hersheyintroducedanewversion,knownastheTropical

bar,speciallydesignedfourextremetemperaturesofthe

PacificTheater.Bytheendofthewar,thecompanyhadproduced

morethan3billionrationbars.

But“Hitler'sSecretWeaponv,asmanyinfantrymenreferred

tothechocolatebar,washardlytheonlycandyintheD-Day

rations.Candywasaneasywaytopepupthetroops,andthe

quickburstofenergyprovidedbysugarwasawelcomeaddition

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tokitbagsalongwiththeDrations,troopsreceivedthreedays

worthofKrationpacks.Theseweredevisedmoreasmeal

replacementsandnotsustenancesnacksliketheDrations,and

camecompletewithcoffee,cannedmeats,processedcheeseand

tonsofsugar.Atvariouspointsduringthewar,mencouldfind

powderedorangeorlemondrink,caramels,chewinggumand-of

course-morechocolate.alongwithpacksofcigarettesand

sugarcubesforcoffee,theKrationpacksprovidedplentyof

valuableenergyforfightingmen.

Whatisthetoneoftheauthorinwritingthearticle?

{A}.Ironic

{B}.Passionate

{C}.Humorous

{D}.Matter-of-fact

正确答案：D

第22题（单项选择题）（每题2.00分）题目分类:未按章节分类的

试题（如真题、模拟预测试题）＞阅读理解＞passage1

第10页共40页

Seventyyearsago,morethan160,000Alliedtroopsstormedthe

beachesofNormandyduringtheD-Dayinvasion.Andwhileweall

knowthatdayservedasahugeturningpointfortheAlliedcause,

youprobablyhaven'tthoughtmuchaboutwhatthosesoldiers

carriedwiththemtoeatduringandaftertheinvasionfoodhad

tobelight-weight,nutritiousandveryhighinenergy:after

all,thesemenwereabouttoinvadeNazi-occupiedland.Asit

sohappens,theonesubstancethatcouldfulfillallthose

requirementswasaveryunlikelyitem-aHershey,schocolate

bar.

TheHersheychocolatecompanywasapproachedbackin1937about

creatingaspeciallydesignedbarjustforU.S.Armyemergency

rations.AccordingtoHershey?schiefchemistSamHinkle,the

U.Sgovernmenthadjustfourrequestsabouttheirnewchocolate

bars:theyhadtoweight4ounces,behighinenergy,withstand

hightemperaturesand“tastealittlebetterthanaboiled

potato”,Thefinalproductwascalledthe“Drationbar”,

ablendofchocolate,sugar,cocoabutter,skimmilkpowderand

oatflour.Theviscousmixtureprovedtoothicktomovethrough

thenormalchocolatebarmanufacturingsetupattheHershey

plant,soinitiallyeachbarhadtobepackedintoits4-ounce

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molebyhand.

Asfortaste,well-mostwhotrieditsaidtheywouldratherhave

eatentheboiledpotato.Thecombinationoffatandoatflour

madethechocolatebaradensebrick,andthesugardidlittle

tomasktheoverwhelminglybittertastetothedarkchocolate.

Sinceitwasdesignedtowithstandhightemperatures,thebar

wasnearlyimpossibletobiteinto.Mostmenwhoateithadto

shaveslicesoffwithaknifebeforetheycouldchewit,and

despitetheU.SArraysbesteffortstostopthemenfromdoing

so,someoftherationbarsendedupinthetrash.Laterinthe

war,Hersheyintroducedanewversion,knownastheTropical

bar,speciallydesignedfourextremetemperaturesofthe

PacificTheater.Bytheendofthewar,thecompanyhadproduced

morethan3billionrationbars.

But“Hitler'sSecretWeapon”,asmanyinfantrymenreferred

tothechocolatebar,washardlytheonlycandyintheD-Day

rations.Candywasaneasywaytopepupthetroops,andthe

quickburstofenergyprovidedbysugarwasawelcomeaddition

tokitbagsalongwiththeDrations,troopsreceivedthreedays

worthofKrationpacks.Theseweredevisedmoreasmeal

第12页共40页

replacementsandnotsustenancesnacksliketheDrations,and

camecompletewithcoffee,cannedmeats,processedcheeseand

tonsofsugar.Atvariouspointsduringthewar,mencouldfind

powderedorangeorlemondrink,caramels,chewinggumand-of

course-morechocolate.alongwithpacksofcigarettesand

sugarcubesforcoffee,theKrationpacksprovidedplentyof

valuableenergyforfightingmen.

WhichofthefollowingfeaturesofDrationbarsisNOTtrue

accordingtothepassage?

{A}.Lightweight

{B}.Highenergy

{C}.Spicytaste

{D}.Heatresistance

正确答案：C

第23题（单项选择题）（每题2.00分）题目分类:未按章节分类的

试题（如真题、模拟预测试题）＞阅读理解＞passage1

Seventyyearsago,morethan160,000Alliedtroopsstormedthe

第13页共40页

beachesofNormandyduringtheD-Dayinvasion.Andwhileweall

knowthatdayservedasahugeturningpointfortheAlliedcause,

youprobablyhaven'tthoughtmuchaboutwhatthosesoldiers

carriedwiththemtoeatduringandaftertheinvasionfoodhad

tobelight-weight,nutritiousandveryhighinenergy:after

all,thesemenwereabouttoinvadeNazi-occupiedland.Asit

sohappens,theonesubstancethatcouldfulfillallthose

requirementswasaveryunlikelyitem-aHershey,schocolate

bar.

TheHersheychocolatecompanywasapproachedbackin1937about

creatingaspeciallydesignedbarjustforU.S.Armyemergency

rations.AccordingtoHershey^schiefchemistSamHinkle,the

U.Sgovernmenthadjustfourrequestsabouttheirnewchocolate

bars:theyhadtoweight4ounces,behighinenergy,withstand

hightemperaturesand“tastealittlebetterthanaboiled

potato”,Thefinalproductwascalledthe“Drationbar”,

ablendofchocolate,sugar,cocoabutter,skimmilkpowderand

oatflour.Theviscousmixtureprovedtoothicktomovethrough

thenormalchocolatebarmanufacturingsetupattheHershey

plant,soinitiallyeachbarhadtobepackedintoits4-ounce

molebyhand.

第14页共40页

Asfortaste,well-mostwhotrieditsaidtheywouldratherhave

eatentheboiledpotato.Thecombinationoffatandoatflour

madethechocolatebaradensebrick,andthesugardidlittle

tomasktheoverwhelminglybittertastetothedarkchocolate.

Sinceitwasdesignedtowithstandhightemperatures,thebar

wasnearlyimpossibletobiteinto.Mostmenwhoateithadto

shaveslicesoffwithaknifebeforetheycouldchewit,and

despitetheU.SArraysbesteffortstostopthemenfromdoing

so,someoftherationbarsendedupinthetrash.Laterinthe

war,Hersheyintroducedanewversion,knownastheTropical

bar,speciallydesignedfourextremetemperaturesofthe

PacificTheater.Bytheendofthewar,thecompanyhadproduced

morethan3billionrationbars.

But“Hitler'sSecretWeapon”,asmanyinfantrymenreferred

tothechocolatebar,washardlytheonlycandyintheD-Day

rations.Candywasaneasywaytopepupthetroops,andthe

quickburstofenergyprovidedbysugarwasawelcomeaddition

tokitbagsalongwiththeDrations,troopsreceivedthreedays

worthofKrationpacks.Theseweredevisedmoreasmeal

replacementsandnotsustenancesnacksliketheDrations,and

第15页共40页

camecompletewithcoffee,cannedmeats,processedcheeseand

tonsofsugar.Atvariouspointsduringthewar,mencouldfind

powderedorangeorlemondrink,caramels,chewinggumand-of

course-morechocolate.alongwithpacksofcigarettesand

sugarcubesforcoffee,theKrationpacksprovidedplentyof

valuableenergyforfightingmen.

WhywereDrationbarsreferredtoas“Hitler'sSecret

Weapon”byAlliedsoldiers?

ItwasaconspiracylaunchedbyHitler

{B}.ItwasproducedasaweapontodefeatHitler

{C}.Itwasnutritiousenoughtopleasethesoldier

{D}.Itwashardtoeatandwasdislikedgenerally

正确答案：C

第24题（单项选择题）（每题2.00分）题目分类:未按章节分类的

试题（如真题、模拟预测试题）＞阅读理解＞passage1

Seventyyearsago,morethan160,000Alliedtroopsstormedthe

beachesofNormandyduringtheD-Dayinvasion.Andwhileweall

第16页共40页

knowthatdayservedasahugeturningpointfortheAlliedcause,

youprobablyhaven'tthoughtmuchaboutwhatthosesoldiers

carriedwiththemtoeatduringandaftertheinvasionfoodhad

tobelight-weight,nutritiousandveryhighinenergy:after

all,thesemenwereabouttoinvadeNazi-occupiedland.Asit

sohappens,theonesubstancethatcouldfulfillallthose

requirementswasaveryunlikelyitem-aHershey,schocolate

bar.

TheHersheychocolatecompanywasapproachedbackin1937about

creatingaspeciallydesignedbarjustforU.S.Armyemergency

rations.AccordingtoHershey,schiefchemistSamHinkle,the

U.Sgovernmenthadjustfourrequestsabouttheirnewchocolate

bars:theyhadtoweight4ounces,behighinenergy,withstand

hightemperaturesand“tastealittlebetterthanaboiled

potato”,Thefinalproductwascalledthe“Drationbar”,

ablendofchocolate,sugar,cocoabutter,skimmilkpowderand

oatflour.Theviscousmixtureprovedtoothicktomovethrough

thenormalchocolatebarmanufacturingsetupattheHershey

plant,soinitiallyeachbarhadtobepackedintoits4-ounce

molebyhand.

第17页共40页

Asfortaste,well-mostwhotrieditsaidtheywouldratherhave

eatentheboiledpotato.Thecombinationoffatandoatflour

madethechocolatebaradensebrick,andthesugardidlittle

tomasktheoverwhelminglybittertastetothedarkchocolate.

Sinceitwasdesignedtowithstandhightemperatures,thebar

wasnearlyimpossibletobiteinto.Mostmenwhoateithadto

shaveslicesoffwithaknifebeforetheycouldchewit,and

despitetheU.SArraysbesteffortstostopthemenfromdoing

so,someoftherationbarsendedupinthetrash.Laterinthe

war,Hersheyintroducedanewversion,knownastheTropical

bar,speciallydesignedfourextremetemperaturesofthe

PacificTheater.Bytheendofthewar,thecompanyhadproduced

morethan3billionrationbars.

But“Hitler'sSecretWeaponv,asmanyinfantrymenreferred

tothechocolatebar,washardlytheonlycandyintheD-Day

rations.Candywasaneasywaytopepupthetroops,andthe

quickburstofenergyprovidedbysugarwasawelcomeaddition

tokitbagsalongwiththeDrations,troopsreceivedthreedays

worthofKrationpacks.Theseweredevisedmoreasmeal

replacementsandnotsustenancesnacksliketheDrations,and

camecompletewithcoffee,cannedmeats,processedcheeseand

第18页共40页

tonsofsugar.Atvariouspointsduringthewar,mencouldfind

powderedorangeorlemondrink,caramels,chewinggumand-of

course-morechocolate.alongwithpacksofcigarettesand

sugarcubesforcoffee,theKrationpacksprovidedplentyof

valuableenergyforfightingmen.

Whichofthefollowingisclosestinmeaningto“pepup”

inthelastparagraph?

{A}.Cheerup

{B}.Feedup

{C}.Steerup

{D}.Takeup

正确答案：A

第25题（单项选择题）（每题2.00分）题目分类:未按章节分类的

试题（如真题、模拟预测试题）＞阅读理解＞passage1

Seventyyearsago,morethan160,000Alliedtroopsstormedthe

beachesofNormandyduringtheD-Dayinvasion.Andwhileweall

knowthatdayservedasahugeturningpointfortheAlliedcause,

第19页共40页

youprobablyhaven'tthoughtmuchaboutwhatthosesoldiers

carriedwiththemtoeatduringandaftertheinvasionfoodhad

tobelight-weight,nutritiousandveryhighinenergy:after

all,thesemenwereabouttoinvadeNazi-occupiedland.Asit

sohappens,theonesubstancethatcouldfulfillallthose

requirementswasaveryunlikelyitem-aHershey,schocolate

bar.

TheHersheychocolatecompanywasapproachedbackin1937about

creatingaspeciallydesignedbarjustforU.S.Armyemergency

rations.AccordingtoHershey7schiefchemistSamHinkle,the

U.Sgovernmenthadjustfourrequestsabouttheirnewchocolate

bars:theyhadtoweight4ounces,behighinenergy,withstand

hightemperaturesand“tastealittlebetterthanaboiled

potato”,Thefinalproductwascalledthe“Drationbar”,

ablendofchocolate,sugar,cocoabutter,skimmilkpowderand

oatflour.Theviscousmixtureprovedtoothicktomovethrough

thenormalchocolatebarmanufacturingsetupattheHershey

plant,soinitiallyeachbarhadtobepackedintoits4-ounce

molebyhand.

Asfortaste,well-mostwhotrieditsaidtheywouldratherhave

第20页共40页

eatentheboiledpotato.Thecombinationoffatandoatflour

madethechocolatebaradensebrick,andthesugardidlittle

tomasktheoverwhelminglybittertastetothedarkchocolate.

Sinceitwasdesignedtowithstandhightemperatures,thebar

wasnearlyimpossibletobiteinto.Mostmenwhoateithadto

shaveslicesoffwithaknifebeforetheycouldchewit,and

despitetheU.SArraysbesteffortstostopthemenfromdoing

so,someoftherationbarsendedupinthetrash.Laterinthe

war,Hersheyintroducedanewversion,knownastheTropical

bar,speciallydesignedfourextremetemperaturesofthe

PacificTheater.Bytheendofthewar,thecompanyhadproduced

morethan3billionrationbars.

But“Hitler'sSecretWeapon”,asmanyinfantrymenreferred

tothechocolatebar,washardlytheonlycandyintheD-Day

rations.Candywasaneasywaytopepupthetroops,andthe

quickburstofenergyprovidedbysugarwasawelcomeaddition

tokitbagsalongwiththeDrations,troopsreceivedthreedays

worthofKrationpacks.Theseweredevisedmoreasmeal

replacementsandnotsustenancesnacksliketheDrations,and

camecompletewithcoffee,cannedmeats,processedcheeseand

tonsofsugar.Atvariouspointsduringthewar,mencouldfind

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powderedorangeorlemondrink,caramels,chewinggumand-of

course-morechocolate.alongwithpacksofcigarettesand

sugarcubesforcoffee,theKrationpacksprovidedplentyof

valuableenergyforfightingmen.

Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthe

passage?

{A}.HowChocolatewasmadeforthewar

{B}.HowChocolatehelpedwinthewar

{C}.Whatweretherequirementsaboutchocolateforthewar

{D}.WhatwerethedifferencebetweenDRationBarsandKRation

Packs

正确答案：A

第26题（单项选择题）（每题2.00分）题目分类:未按章节分类的

试题（如真题、模拟预测试题）＞阅读理解＞passage2

JuliaGillard,aseducationministerandthenprimeminister,

identifiedTheGonskireportonSchoolfunding,laterrenamed

theBetterSchoolsPlans,asoneofhercrowningachievements.

BackedbytheAustralianEducationUnionandAustralia，s

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cultural-lefteducationblob(atermcoinedbyBritain's

SecretaryofStateforEducation,MichaelGove),theargument

isthatGonskiwilldeliverexcellenceandequityineducation

bymassivelyincreasinggovernmentexpenditure.

TheGonskifundingmodel,involvingabaseleveloffunding

knownasaSchoolResourcingStandardandadditionalloadings

relatedtodisadvantageisalsolaudedasbringingclarity,

transparencyandconsistencytoschoolfunding.Notso,as

notedbytheNationalCommissionofAudit,theflawsand

weaknessesinthereportaremanifestandtherealityisthat

thosewhohavebeencriticaloftheALP-inspiredapproachto

schoolfundinghavebeenprovencorrect.

Undertheheading^Complexityofthefundingmodel,section

9.7AppendixVolume1,thestatementismadethat“newschool

fundingarrangementsarecomplex,inconsistentandlack

transparency."Insteadofhavinganationalfundingmodel,

wehaveasituationwherethestatesareterritoriesand

catholicandindependentschoolsectorshavetheirown

approachestoallocatingfundingtoschools.

SomuchfortheargumentthattheGonskimodelrepresentsan

improvementontheHowardgovernmentJssupposedlyopaqueand

inconsistentlyappliedsocio-economicstatus(SES)model.

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TheSchoolingResourceStandardisalsocriticizedfornot

being“basedonadetailedanalysisofthecostofdelivering

education“andtheformulaemployedforquantifying

disadvantageforusingfaultydataleadingtostudentsbeing

misidentifiedas“beinginsideoroutsidedefinitionsof

educationallydisadvantaged”.

Citinginternationalresearchandananalysiscarriedoutby

theALPfederalmemberforFraser,AndrewLeigh,whenan

academicattheAustralianNationalUniversity,theaudit

reportalsoconcludesthereislittle,ifany,relationship

betweenincreasedexpenditureandraisingstandards

MirroringtheargumentputbythecentreforIndependent

Studies?JenniferBuckinghaminherschoolFundingonaBudget,

theauditreportarguesuincreasingfundingdoesnot

necessarilyequatetobetterstudentoutcomes”.

Ascommonsensesuggests,andcontrarytotheAustralian

EducationUnion's"IGiveaGonski“campaignamoreeffective

waytoraisestandardsistohavearigorouscurriculum,

qualifiedandcommittedteachers,strongparentalengagement

andschools,withinbroadguidelines,thathavetheflexibility

tomanagethemselves.

Toapplaudthecommissionofaudit?sanalysisofschoolfunding

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shouldnotbetakenasunqualifiedsupport.Thesuggestionthat

thestates,andmostlikelytheireducationdepartments,should

controlhowfundingtoindependentschoolisallocatedisa

mistake.

Stateschools,onthewhole,competeagainstnon-government

schools,andallowingstategovernmentsortheireducation

bureaucraciestodecidehowfundingisallocatedtoindependent

schoolsrepresentsaconflictofinterest.Forwhatreasons

didJuliaGillardbelievethattheGonskireportwasoneofher

bestachievements?

{A}.Itwouldbringefficiencytoschoolfunding.

{B}.Itwouldraisestandardsandequityineducation.

{C}.Itwouldreducegovernmentbudgetinschoolfunding.

{D}.Itwouldcontrolboththestaleschoolsandindependent

schools.

正确答案：B

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JuliaGillard,aseducationministerandthenprimeminister,

identifiedTheGonskireportonSchoolfunding,laterrenamed

theBetterSchoolsPlans,asoneofhercrowningachievements.

BackedbytheAustralianEducationUnionandAustralia，s

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