Read the following passage carefully and fill each numbered blank with ONE suitable word. Write your answers on your answer sheet
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III. Read the following passage carefully and fill each numbered blank with ONE suitable word.
Write your answers on your answer sheet. (10 pts)
Many parents believe that having a home computer is an investment in the __(1)__ of their children and they often pay more than a thousand pounds for a product they do not fully understand.
According to a recent survey, over two thirds of parents firmly believe in the __(2)__ importance of personal computers. But as the pressure __(3)__ parents to buy extremely sophisticated and expensive equipment increases, concern is growing in Britain over __(4)__ real educational value of the computer. The __(5)__ comes as schools are being encouraged by private industry to __(6)__ in the latest technology. The Government also intends to make access to computers easier in schools as the best way to win __(7)__ it calls the ‘Knowledge Race’ __(8)__ other nations.
However, according to some educationalists, parents who __(9)__ of the computer as some form of home tutor could be heading for trouble. Dr George Hadley, who is the lecturer in educational computing at Oxford University, stresses that educational software can never __(10)__ replace teachers. PART
III. Read the following passage carefully and fill each numbered blank with ONE suitable word.
Write your answers on your answer sheet. (10 pts)
Many parents believe that having a home computer is an investment in the __(1)__ of their children and they often pay more than a thousand pounds for a product they do not fully understand.
According to a recent survey, over two thirds of parents firmly believe in the __(2)__ importance of personal computers. But as the pressure __(3)__ parents to buy extremely sophisticated and expensive equipment increases, concern is growing in Britain over __(4)__ real educational value of the computer. The __(5)__ comes as schools are being encouraged by private industry to __(6)__ in the latest technology. The Government also intends to make access to computers easier in schools as the best way to win __(7)__ it calls the ‘Knowledge Race’ __(8)__ other nations.
However, according to some educationalists, parents who __(9)__ of the computer as some form of home tutor could be heading for trouble. Dr George Hadley, who is the lecturer in educational computing at Oxford University, stresses that educational software can never __(10)__ replace teachers. PART