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智 课 网 G R E 备 考 资 料 2015年9月GRE阅读预测机经首发版-智课教育旗下智课 教育 为了助战GRE考生在接下来的9月份的考试中能够一举夺冠，那么 今天小编为考生带来预测机经，2015年9月GRE阅读预测机经首发版， 希望对考生有帮助。 今天为考生分享最新发布的是2015年9月GRE阅读预测机经首发版 。本次机经为阅读机经。主要适用于9月份的GRE考试，内容包含大量 完整GRE阅读题目、答案和解析，帮助考生完美应对GRE考试。 In the early years of television, Vladimir Zworykin was considered its inventor, at least publicly. His loudest champion was his boss David Sarnoff, the president of RCA and the“father of television,” as he was and is widely regarded. Modern historians agree that Philo Farnsworth, a self-educated prodigy who was the first to transmit live images, was televisions technical inventor. But Farnsworths contributions have gone relatively unnoticed, since it was Sarnoff, not Farnsworth, who put televisions into living rooms and, even more importantly,who successfully borrowed from the radio industry the paradigm of advertiser-funded programming, a paradigm still dominant today. In contrast, Farnsworth lacked business sway and was unable to realize his dream of television as an educational tool.Perhaps Sarnoff simply adapted his business ideas from other industries such as newspapers,for instance, replacing the revenue from subscriptions and newsstand purchases with that of television set sales, but Sarnoff promoted himself as a visionary. Some critics argue that Sarnoff’s construct has damaged programming content. Others contend that it merely created a democratic platform allowing audiences to choose the programming they desire. The primary purpose of the passage is to (A) correct public misconception about Farnsworth’s role in developing early television programs (B) debate the influence of television on popular culture (C) challenge the current public perception of Vladimir Zworykin (D) chronicle the events that led from the development of radio to the invention of the television (E) describe Sarnoff’s in