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model was analyzing users'personal homepages so we could better target ads to them.Along the way,weA.Lisa was unsure about the triggers.ended up creating one of the most hated tools in the advertiser's toolkit:the pop-up ad,Zuckerman explained.B.His symptoms disappeared in a short timeBob Propst.-The Office Cubicle(隔间)C.Hospital equipment was not advanced.In the 1960s,Bob Propst introduced the office cubicle to Americans.It was designed to "give knowledgeD.Doctors lacked experience to identify the bumpsworkers a more flexible environment than the rat-maze boxes of offices".Companies saw his invention as a25.What does the underlined word"shunning"in Paragraph 3 mean?way to save money,doing away with individual offices and replacing them with open plans and cubiclesA.Digesting.B.Selecting.C.Avoiding.D.Ignoring.However,Propst came to complain his invention."The cubiclizing of people in modem corporations is26.What can we know from the last paragraph?extremely mad and stupid,"he said.A.Physical urticaria can be easily passed on to children21.What is the initial purpose of the last two inventions?B.Physical urticaria is rather uncommon in Britain.A.To save moneyB.To entertain the usersC.Harry's father used to have physical urticaria.C.To impress the companies.D.To benefit the companies.D.Physical urticaria can start at any age22.What do the three inventions have in common?27.What does the text mainly talk about?A.They have been widely used in our daily life.A.A little boy suffering from a terrible skin allergyB.They are disliked by all those who use themB.A family seeking treatment for their injured kid.C.Their inventors regretted their creations.C.The possible causes of physical urticaria.D.The symptoms of a rare disease.D.The inventions could save a lot of money23.In which section of a magazine may this text appear?A.TechnologyB.BusinessC.EducationD.StoryI have frequently taught Research Methods and Design to college students at several institutions.I loveFor most children,bath time is fun.But four-year-old Harry Floyd used to have a very differentteaching this course.One reason,of course,is that I enjoy thinking about research methodology and sharing itwith others.The other reason,however,is the obvious impact that it has on students.Every term,one (if notexperience-soon after climbing into the water he felt itchy from head to foot.more)student tells me how taking this course has affected him/her:"I used to just read articles and believeHarry first started to develop small itchy bumps on the skin at three months old.He woke at 3 a.m.andwas covered in the bumps,but they cleared up within an hour.When Harry's mother Lisa got him to the doctor.what they said,but now I find myself asking 'Is this true?How do they know?Is this a well designed study?"That is what I want the students to achieve in this course.there was nothing to see.Lisa initially thought it was the soap that Harry was allergic to,but even when sheThis brings to mind something written by Dorothy L.Sayers in 1948.One of her books,The Lost Tools ofjust used water to bathe him he would still get the bumps.Lisa was then alarmed to see that when the weatherLearning speaks to Sayers'thoughts on education."By teaching our young men and women to read,we havewas really cold or hot Harry would start to get them.Within a few minutes they would spread over his bodyleft them at the mercy of the printed words.By the invention of the film and the radio,we have made certainHe'd just scream and try to scratch them.that no dislike for reading shall protect them from the constant battery of words,words,words.They do notLisa and her husband Eddie took Harry to the doctor many times over the next year,but were told it wassimply a virus and the condition wouldn't affect his older brother,Oliver.At six months Harry was diagnosedknow what the words mean:they are victims to words in their emotions instead of being the masters of them intheir intelligence."with several food allergies,which doctors thought might have caused the bumps.But Harry continued to getWe are well past the 1940s,but her observation is still relevant.Sayers'point is well taken.In the worldthe bumps even after shunning those foods.Out of desperation,the family took Harry to Great Ormond Streetof 24-hour news and social media that often resembles the Wild West,the ability to carry out evaluations hasHospital to see a private specialist.By coincidence,Harry got the bumps when they were waiting to see thenever been more important.In order to resist the distortions with which we are constantly bombed in theconsultant.So the consultant saw exactly how severe it was.And Harry was diagnosed with physical urticariamedia,as well as be able to present a persuasive argument,we must be able to reason well,and think and give()a skin allergy to a host of common triggers.Since the diagnosis,Harry's condition has greatlya judgement carefully.improved.When my students begin the Research Methods and Design course,they are generally not content to readThe cause of physical urticaria is still a mystery.Genetics may play a role and stress has been seen as aall those research article I give.However,by the end of the course,they are excited about their newly obtainedtrigger.From newborn babies to the old are likely to suffer from it.Recent research suggests around oneabilities.million people in Britain suffer from the condition,although experts say this may be inaccurate,with many28.What is the author's course goal for her students?more going undiagnosed.A.Designing studies well.B.Reading deeply24.Why does Harry's problem remain unsolved at the first time?C.Thinking critically.D.Questioning themselves.

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