在社会实践活动期间，某校组织学生前往安徽凤阳县小岗村参观，村干部向同学们生动地介绍了小岗村改革开放的历程。回答1~2题。
1、1978年12月，小岗村18户农民签定了“分田到户”的“秘密协议”，从此拉开了我国农村改革的序幕。这场改革极大地调动了农民的积极性，改变了农村的经济形势和社会面貌。这说明[ ]
A、社会存在是社会发展的决定力量
B、社会意识是推动社会进步的动力
C、人民群众是社会历史的创造者
D、群众的首创精神解决了社会基本矛盾
2、“小岗村的历史是改革开放的历史，小岗村是中国农村改革的缩影”。从中同学们可以领悟到哲学道理是[ ]
A、事物发展的前途都是光明的
B、矛盾的普遍性高于特殊性
C、矛盾是事物发展的源泉和动力
D、量变达到一定程度必然引起质变
1、C 2、B
Passage Four
| What makes Reader’s Digest the most successful magazine in publishing history Beneath the fun and excitement that fill our pages, we are, above all else, a serious magazine. Our readers are serious people. The Digest never loses sight of the fact that each day all of us confront a tough, challenging world. To millions who know our record of viewing this world, we are not a luxury; we are a necessity. Basic to our magazine is a steady focus on the power of the individual. We show that man’s greatest ideas and accomplishment, his often stunning (极好的) faith and courage and hope, can be seen in the conduct of ordinary men and women. We reflect the universal skepticism that government can solve our problems; we herald the unending promise of self-determination and individual enterprise. Readers depend upon us for truth and accuracy, logic and common sense. Our stories come from the grit of human experience—the tough, the tender, the funny. These Stories—always told in a powerful narrative style—spring from tore and caring, from a sense of right and wrong, from a dedication to the vitality (活力,生命力) of the human spirit. We are at the forefront of major issues of medicine, health, environment, human rights. We take readers behind the headlines to the cause and meaning of world events. We celebrate courage, champion adventure and always seek to expand the mind, and to enrich the spirit and the body. It is this clear voice—never preaching (说教), always showing—that has made readers set us apart from all other magazines. Deep within our widely varied package of humor, drama, and helpful information, there hums (哼唱) a subtle power that guides people in every aspect of their lives. They listen because what we put forth rings true. They are comfortable with our clear, concise words that inform them, entertain them, and remind them of those eternal values that fortify all decent people as they seek clarity and coherence in a confusing world. Our readers recognize that our compass is good for the long haul—that our principles are good for all seasons, good for all ages, good for all those who wish to play a role in making their world a better place. So long as we never lose sight of these powerful principles that are at the soul of our magazine—and so long as we remain at the cutting edge of life in our world—then we are prepared to lay claim to a future as brilliant and as exciting as our past. |
It can be inferred from the passage that ______.
A．the most important thing about a magazine is to provide a wide variety of things
B．the success of the Digest lies in its guiding principles and orientation
C．the moral lessons are consciously taught to the readers in the Digest
D．only success stories get their way into the Digest to present people with models