【题目】材料一：
2011年1月1日8点整，中央电视台记录频道正式开播，信号覆盖全球，作为中国第一个国家级的专业纪录片频道，也是第一个从开播之始就面向全球采用双语播出的频道，它向世人亮出了拥有人文精神的中国形象。央视纪录频道在内容编排上进行了详细的规划，主要呈现四大主体内容、六大主题时段的播出特点，以期达到规模化的播出效应。央视纪录频道同时采用国际纪录片频道的通行方式，淡化栏目概念，强化大时段编排，以主题化、系列化和播出季的方式，提升自身的影响力和美誉度。
（摘编自杨玉洁等《真实聚焦：2010~2011中国纪录片频道运营与纪录片产业发展记录》）
材料二：
注：群众构成反映的是收视人群的构成，回答了“谁在看该频道”的问题，集中度是目标群众收视率与总体群众收视率的比值，表示的是目标群众相对于总体观众的收视集中程度，能够回答“谁更喜欢收看这个频道”的问题；集中度的比值大于100%，表示该类目标群众的收视倾向高于平均水平。
材料三：
在制播运营模式方面，央视纪录频道实行的是频道化运营模式。央视是纪录片的主要制作基地。制作出的精品节目数量众多。当然，频道化运营模式也有其自身的劣势，劣势在于频道可以调动的资源非常有限，其融资渠道、产品设计、人财物资源调度都会受到种种限制。央视纪录频道目前正积极推进制播分离模式，节目制作以社会招标、联合制作、购买作为主要方式，并辅以自制精品，为建立较为健全的制作管理模式做好准备。
（摘编自张同道等《2011年国家纪录片频道发展报告（下）》）
材料四：
总部位于美国首都华盛顿的国家地理频道是一个全球性的付费有线电视网。目前，国家地理频道已经以34种语言转播至全球166个国家和地区逾2亿9千万用户，作为一个纯纪录片频道能够取得如此卓越的成就，除了高质量、高观赏性的节目内容之外，与其频道自身的制播运用模式是分不开的。其制播运营模式如下：有线电视系统是在地方政府的批准下由有线电视系统运营商投资建立的，有线电视系统直接面向订户收取费用，有线电视系统运营商是指拥有并运营有线电视系统的企业实体。有线电视节目提供商为有线电视系统运营商提供节目，具体到国家地理频道而言，美国国家地理电视公司以及其他渠道承担提供片源的任务，国家地理频道承担的是节目制作等任务，即让来自国家地理电视公司等渠道的单个的片源变成有机结合的整体，适于在电视上播放；康卡斯特电信公司作为有线电视系统运营商，则承担把电视信号传送到千家万户的电视机上的技术性播出任务。 （摘编自楚慧萍《多元延伸，有机互动——美国国家地理频道运营模式初探》）
【1】下列对材料相关内容的梳理，不正确的一项是（3分）
【2】下列对材料相关内容的概括和分析，正确的两项是
A．中央电视台记录频道在内容编辑上进行了认真详细的规划，以期将来能够呈现出主题化、系列化的节目播出方式。
B．根据材料二中性别、年龄、学历这三项，我们能够了解到中央电视台纪录频道的观众构成和集中度的基本情况。
C．2011年，在71个大中城市的观众调查中，中央电视电台纪录频道观众构成最高的三类人群分别是：男性、45~54岁以及高中学历。
D．根据材料二可知，随着目标观众年龄的增加以及学历的增高，集中度的比值也在不断地攀升。
E．美国国家地理频道的制作管理模式较为健全，它在融资渠道、产品设计、人财物资源调度方面不存在受到限制的问题。
【3】根据上述材料，概括说明中央电视台纪录频道开播初期与美国国家地理频道在直播运营模式方面的不同。
【答案】
【1】D
【2】BC
【3】①中央电视台记录频道在开播初期采用的是频道化运营模式，央视是纪录片的主要制作基地；②美国国家地理频道采用的是制播分离的运营模式，节目的制作与播出相对分离。
【解析】
【1】本题综合考查文章的内容和手法。考生应重点分析选项内容与文章内容的吻合度。原文有“以及其他渠道”。本题从考查的范围来看，既涉及全篇，又侧重局部；从考查的角度来看，既有主旨错误，也有细节错误。解答此类题的方法：通读全文，关注细节。
【2】本题综合考查筛选并整合文中的信息。A项目的错误，原文为“央视纪录频道在内容编排上进行了详细的规划……以期达到规模化的播出效应。央视纪录频道同时……以主题化、系列化和播出季的方式，提升自身的影响力和美誉度”。D项归类错误，由图表可知，55岁以上人群及“大学及以上”学历关注度下降。E项肯否不当，原文是说需要“地方政府的批准”，可见也是有限制的。通读全文，关注细节。第一步：通读全文，整体感知。把握文本基本事实，分析主体对象与基本事实之间的关系。第二步：明确主旨，辨清关系。结合选项之间的关系做出准确判断。
【3】这是一道筛选信息、整合信息的题，要想答对，首先要根据题干要求，必须把答题区间找对，从中筛选出对答案有帮助的信息，然后还要会概括，要点要简洁，尽量使用文中词语。由“材料三”可知，“在制播运营模式方面，央视纪录频道实行的是频道化运营模式。……目前正积极推进制播分离模式”，由“材料四”可知“其制播运营模式如下：有线电视系统是在地方政府的批准下由有线电视系统运营商投资建立的，有线电视系统直接面向订户收取费用”。先泛读：了解文章大意、结构，圈出关键词、句；再审题：确定范围、角度、要求；然后精读：寻找相关信息，筛选关键词语；最后加工：按题目要求整合信息。
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