问答题Passage 3　　Though many television programs are very trivial, all channels have many admirable features, which make the best 1 use of this new 2 and wonderful entertainment and information, not to mention intellectual 3 . More than anything else

Passage 3　　Though many television programs are very trivial, all channels have many admirable features, which make the best  1 use of this new  2 and wonderful entertainment and information, not to mention intellectual  3 . More than anything else, television drama_4 special mention. It may be difficult to go to a theater, but people who stay at home have5 opportunity for seeing good plus6 produced for television, as well as good programs of criticism. The remarkable growth in the circulation of the good-quality Sunday newspapers, and the7 of some of their less admirable rivals, indicates an improvement of the public taste, and although the development of education may have something to do with this it seems likely that television is  8 responsible too.　　 9 the other side there may be  10 for serious concern about the probable negative effects of some television programs  11 scenes of violence and crime are presented. The criminals are confident, well dressed, daring and dominant. The women are attractive, the men successful in  12 their admiration.　　It would be absurd to  13 television wholly for the increase in crime in the last two decades.  14 may be observed that some anti-social people, young and old, have not seen much television violence, and that vast numbers of addicts of crime-and-violence films  15 themselves; but such statistical  16 do not prove anything.  17 is dear is that the increase in  18 with portrayals, of negative behavior as interesting behavior has  19 with an actual increase in anti-social behavior. There seems to be enough evidence to suggest that a great restraint over a long period in such portrayals  20 a worthwhile experiment.　　1. A. probable　　　B. likely　　　　C. possible　　　D. liable　　2. A. mean　　　　　B. medium　　　　C. source　　　　D. instrument　　3. A. pursuit　　　 B. resource　　　C. interest　　　D. appeal　　4. A. earns　　　　 B. reserves　　　C. worth　　　　 D. deserves　　5. A. ample　　　　 B. comparable　　C. accessible　　D. available　　6. A. peculiarly　　B. exclusively　 C. specially　　 D. principally　　7. A. decline　　　 B. popularity　　C. reputation　　D. attraction　　8. A. sufficiently　B. moderately　　C. partly　　　　D. vainly　　9. A. From　　　　　B. By　　　　　　C. On　　　　　　D. In　　10. A. places　　　 B. room　　　　　C. rooms　　　　 D. possible　　11. A. on which　　 B. from which　　C. in which　　　D. of which　　12. A. appealing　　B. acquiring　　 C. engaging　　　D. winning　　13. A. disapprove 　B. charge　　　　C. accuse　　　　D. blame　　14. A. This　　　　 B. That　　　　　C. It　　　　　　D. What　　15. A. enact　　　　B. behave　　　　C. conceive　　　D. perform　　16. A. findings　　 B. discoveries　 C. numbers　　　 D. consequences　　17. A. It　　　　　 B. As　　　　　　C. What　　　　　D. Which　　18. A. experience 　B. popularity　　C. knowledge　　 D. familiarity　　19. A. collaborated B. configured　　C. matched　　　 D. coincided　　20. A. was　　　　　B. be　　　　　　C. might be　　　D. were