A.boiling | B.normal | C.average | D.freezing |
1. (n.)生产;产量
2. (vt.)拒绝接受
3. (n.)合同;契约
4. (vt.)使确信;使信服
5. (n.)极端
6. (n.)基本部分;要素
7. (n.)强度;强烈
8. (adj.)巨大的,庞大的
9. (adj.)平庸的,平均的
10. (vt.)捐献;促成
11. (n.)设计师,设计者
12. (n.)提升,晋升
13. (vt.)再利用,回收利用
14. (vt.)转换,改变
15. (adj.)紧急的,急迫的
What elements pop up in your mind when you think of scientists? A pair of glasses, or a few wrinkles on the forehead? And do you think of a man, or a woman?
Well, as recently reported by BBC News, children in the US
“Draw a scientist” is an open-ended test designed to investigate children’s
In the 1960s and 1970s, less than one percent of children drew a woman when asked to draw a scientist. But now, the number has risen to as high as 28 percent, given the fact that women’s
Jocelyn Steinke, a professor at Western Michigan University in the US, told the Washington Post “the study is important because it shows that children’s gender stereotypes(成见) of scientists have
However, children are still far more likely to draw a(n)
“The fact that children are still drawing more male than female scientists reflects their environment. Given the under-representation of women we observe in several science fields, we shouldn’t expect equal numbers. But
The author of the study suggested that media stereotypes play a
Meanwhile, as the Washington Post noted, gender stereotypes “exist across other professions”. For example, when asked to draw a teacher in another study, only 25 percent children in one study drew a man.
A.average | B.number |
C.amount | D.quantity |