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智 课 网 S A T 备 考 资 料 SAT阅读短双中的零态度 SAT阅读短双中的零态度 2009年5月短双 文章Passage 1 In a recent survey concerning plagiarism among scholars, two University of Alabama economists asked 1,200 of their colleagues if they believed their work had ever been stolen. A startling 40 percent answered yes. While not a random sample, the responses still represent hundreds of cases of alleged plagiarism. Very few of them will ever be dragged into the sunlight. That’s because academia often discourages victims form seeking justice, and when they do, tends to ignore their complaints. “It’s like cockroaches,” says the author of a recent book about academic fraud. “For every one you see on the floor, there are a hundred behind the stove” 大家读完Passage 1后，经常得出作者对plagiarism 是负态度 ，其实作者这是无奈地讲述现状的普遍，比如数据 40 percent answered yes 还有 discourage ignore 之类的一些词。 所以文章1偏向于客观的无奈。 Passage 2 Words belong to the person who wrote them. There are few simpler ethical notions than this, particularly as society directs more and more energy toward the creation of intellectual property. In the past 30 years, copyright laws have been strengthened, fighting piracy has become an obsession with Hollywood, and, in the worlds of academia and publishing, plagiarism has gone from being bad literary manners to something close to a felony. When a noted historian was recently found to have lifted passages from other historians, she was asked to resign form the board of the Pulitzer Prize committee. And why not? If she had robbed a bank, she would have been fired the next day. 文章2 态度很明确，负态度，完全不支持这种plagiarism. 让我们一起来看一下这道题， 12. Which best describes the relationship between the two passages? (A) Passage 1 advocates a strategy that Passage 2 considers outmoded (B) Passage 1 envisions an idealistic condition that Passage 2 finds impossible (C) Passage 1 provides a detached analysis to which Passage 2 responds with a