mentoring relationship is an effective tool in helping Chloe through this difficult period in her life. 46. Before the author visited Chloe, she might have thought that __________.
A. Chloe had a wonderful family B. Chloe's parents loved her very much C. Chloe's family lived in a poor house D. Chloe was an angelic girl 47. Before the Children's Society offered help to Chloe, Chloe __________.
A. had dropped out of school B. had not said a word to her parents for nine months C. preferred to stay out all day long D. had tried to change herself but failed 48. What did the author think would be the most important thing in changing Chloe? A. Self-esteem building activities. B. Love from her parents.
C. Communicating with someone. D. Having meals with her parents. 49. It is implied in the text that Chloe's parents __________. A. didn't trust the author
B. would turn to the author for help
C. were always uncertain about Chloe's progress
50. According to the author, which of the following helps the author’s work a lot?
A. The effort of Chloe’s family. B. The author’s wisdom. C. The author’s rich experience. D. Assistance from other volunteers. CACBA
D
My first child was born in 1986 and two and a half years later, I had my daughter. All I ever did from then on was taking care of kids and our home. Throughout those early years, whenever I went somewhere and was around other adults, I would be asked what I did. Far too many people
had the same reaction when I told them I was a stay-at-home mom. It was a very annoying \do anything\doing something and is extremely important.
So that's when I decided to find a way to deal with these ignorant people and to boost my self-esteem at the same time. On many of the social occasions, some of the \card as if to show me that they actually did something and had some important title. I decided to give myself a very impressive, important-sounding title and then make up a business card to hand out.
I thought about what I actually did as a mom over the next few days. I took special care to make sure I was giving my children the best care, instruction and information I possibly could. It was my job to teach my kids: how to speak, how to eat, how to dress, how to get along with others, and so on. I specialized in the academic, social and emotional development of human beings — my kids! After reading my brief overview of my own job, I came up with my new impressive title: Human Development Specialist.
At every opportunity, I handed out my card. 99.99% of the time, people were obviously impressed! It really made me feel better. Most people made a guess at what a \let them think whatever they wanted to.
51. We can learn from the first paragraph that the writer __________. A. had a good job before she had children B. couldn 't find a satisfying job
C. was willing to look after her children at home D. didn't know how to get on with other women
52. When the writer said she was a stay-at-home mom, most of the time others __________. A. wondered what she did every day B. admired her hard work
C. advised her to find a job D. looked down upon her
53. What did the writer do to improve her self-esteem? A. She started a business at home. B. She pretended to have a good job. C. She made herself a business card.
D. She told others how important she was.
54. What was other people's reaction to the writer's title? A. Most of them were impressed and puzzled. B. Most of them were jealous.
C. Most of them were disappointed. D. Most of them felt proud.
55. What would be the best title for the passage? A. Family is more important than work.
B. Being a mom means giving up many things. C. People have equal rights. .
D. Being a full-time mom is important. CDCAD
IV 基础知识考查(共15’)
a)请写出十二个月份的英语，注意大小写（0.5’*12=6’）。
b)请写出星期一到星期日的英语，注意大小写（共3’）。
c) 用Mr. Bean 中所学词语填空。
1. The young man usually eats out and r______（很少） eats at home.
2. I finally managed to o_______（获得，得到） a copy of the report, which helped me a lot. 3. Dogs like to eat r____ （生的）meat, so you don’t need to cook it for them.
4. In order to c_________(补偿) the company’s loss, the insurance company offered them $ 50,000. 5. Everyone in the room was _______ (吃惊的)when they heard what Oliver said to John. 6. Her parents cannot _______ (说服) her that she has made a wrong decision. 1. rarely 2. obtain 3.raw 4.compensate 5.astonished/surprised 6.convince
