The nurse talks to an adolescent about how she can tell her friends a

1.The nurse talks to an adolescent about how she can tell her friends about her new diagnosis of diabetes. Which of the following behaviors by the adolescent indicates that theAdolescent has responded positively to the discussion? 选项： A: She asks the nurse for material on diabetes for a school paper. B: She introduces the nurse to her friends as "the one who taught me all about my diabetes" C: She says, “I’ll try to tell me friends, but they'll probably quit hanging out with me." D: She asks her friends what they think about someone who has a lifelong illness.

2.A. hardworking B. confidentC. sharingD. easy-goingE. optimisticF. generous One of my best friends is called Amy. She is ___________ and she has a lot of friends. She is _______, so she is good at Chinese, math, art and English. She is very helpful. She often comes to my house and helped me with my study. She also likes _________interesting things with others. Besides, she is quite _________ about herself, and she always shows her confident smile. She is also ________, because she is never afraid of failure, and she can overcome all difficulties she meets in her life. She is also _________. When her friends’ birthdays come, she often gives them pretty presents. And she likes to donate money to the poor. I like her very much.

3.No, she's crying because of Collins. She was in love with him, and she was pregnant, and she didn't tell him. She didn't tell him, and, you know, she was petrified that he's gonna find out what she did, and then he's not gonna want her, and he's not gonna want the baby ... She got so wrecked about it that she burned thousands of dollars worth of paychecks. Who does that？ And I tried to get her to just relax and to think about the publicity, or think about an abortion, or think about, you know, her word. "Just keep your word."

4.No, she's crying because of Collins. She was in love with him, and she was pregnant, and she didn't tell him. She didn't tell him, and, you know, she was petrified that he's gonna find out what she did, and then he's not gonna want her, and he's not gonna want the baby ... She got so wrecked about it that she burned thousands of dollars worth of paychecks. Who does that？ And I tried to get her to just relax and to think about the publicity, or think about an abortion, or think about, you know, her word. "Just keep your word."

5.Which of the following is not true about Melissa? 选项： A、She’ll never buy something that someone is wearing. B、She has her own style. C、She likes to make her own clothes. D、She is a rational consumer.

6.Miss Gorgers taught physic in a New York school. Last month she explained to one of her classes about sound and she decided to test them to see how successful she had been in her explanation.Miss Gorgers was teaching her class ____ 选项： A: how to telephone B: about electricity C: about time zone D: about sound

7.A nurse has been working with a battered woman who is being discharged by her husban d. The nurse says, “All this work with her has been useless. She's just going back to him as usual.” which of the following statements by a nursing colleague would be most helpful to this nurse? 选项： A:"Her reasons for staying are complex.She can laeve only when she is ready and can be safe." B:“I know it is frustratating to work with clients who don't follow our advice." C:"You did your best, you will see her again and have another chance. " D:“These women almost never leave for good because of their emotional and financial dependency."

8.There is no question. 选项： A: She bought a new leather coat. B: She studied very hard for an exam. C: She treated all her friends to dinner. D: She went to a concert with her friends.

9.How does the man's mother feel? 选项： A、She senses no purpose to her own life that she refuses to see anyone. B、She feels depressed that she needs to talk to her family and friends. C、She remains optimistic about her future that she can live on life insurance. D、She feels confident to live well because she can work on investments.

10.In the Indra Nooyi video, she says she was surprised about the advice her two daughters gave to her when she asked them if she should quit her job. What was their advice? 选项：

11.In the Indra Nooyi video, she says she was surprised about the advice her two daughters gave to her when she asked them if she should quit her job. What was their advice? 选项：

12.In the Indra Nooyi video, she says she was surprised that about the advice her two daughters gave to her when she asked them if she should quit her job. What was their advice? 选项：

13.Which of the following sentences does not include a parallel structure? 选项： A、She made three promises—that she would try the machine out, write up a report about it, and tell her friends if she liked it. B、Mr. Nuyen kept his store clean, neat, and conveniently arranged. C、The Space Camp is open to adults and children over ten years can attend.

14.Jessica’s family is so rich that she is skeptical about any man who asks her out. She wonders if he’s interested in her or in her money.选项： A:regretful; B:doubtful; C:believing; D:economical

15.2、In the Indra Nooyi video, she says she was surprised that about the advice her two daughters gave to her when she asked them if she should quit her job. What was their advice? 选项：

16.[单选题]Passage Two I've known the mother sitting in front ofme at this parent-teacher conference for years, and we have been through a lottogether. I have taught three of her children, and I like to think we've evenbecome friends during our time together. She's a conscientious mother whoobviously loves her children with all of her heart. I've always been honestwith her about their strengths and weaknesses, and I think she trusts me totell her the truth .But when she hits me with the concern that's been botheringher for a while, all I can do is nod, and stall for time. "Marianna's grades are fine; I'm notworried about that, but she just doesn't seem to love learninganymore."She's absolutely right. I'd noticed the same thing about herdaughter over the previous two or three years, and I have an answer, rightthere on the tip of my tongue, for what has gone wrong. The truth-for this parent and so manyothers-is this: Her child has sacrificed her natural curiosity and love oflearning at the altar of achievement, and it's our fault. Marianna's parentsher teachers, society at large-we are all implicated in this crime againstlearning .From her first day of school, we pointed her toward that altar andtrained her to measure her progress by means of points, scores, and awards. Wetaught Marianna that her potential is tied to her intellect, and that herintellect is more important than her character. We taught her to come homeproudly bearing As, championship trophies, and college acceptances, and weinadvertently taught her that we don't really care how she obtains them. We taughther to protect her academic and extracurricular perfection at all costs and thatit's better to quit when things get challenging rather than risk marring that perfectrecord. Above all else, we taught her to fear failure. That fear is what has destroyedher love of learning. Marianna is very smart andhigh-achieving, and her mother reminds her of that on a daily basis. However,Marianna does not get praised for the diligence and effort she puts intosticking with a hard math problem or convoluted scientific inquiry. If thatanswer at the end of the page is wrong, or if she arrives at a dead end in herresearch, she has failed-no matter what she has learned from her struggle. Andcontrary to what she may believe, in these more difficult situations she islearning. She learns to be creative in her problem-solving. She learnsdiligence. She learns self-control and perseverance. But because she is scaredto death of failing, she has started to take fewer intellectual risks. We can learn from Paragraph 2 that______ A the teacher is really worried about Marianna's grades B the mother has been a friend of Marianna's teacher for 2 or years C the mother has noticed her daughter's poor performance in her study D the teacher knows the reason why Marianna lost her love for learning

17.She has many good friends,_________ are really kind to her and her parents.

18.第六题选项： A:She senses no purpose to her own life that she refuses to see anyone. B:She feels depressed that she needs to talk to her family and friends. C:She remains optimistic about her future that she can live on life insurance. D:She feels confident to live well because she can work on investments.

19.A : Lingling , you look unhappy . What ' s up? B : Dad , I have a problem with my best friend. A :___1____ B : We ' ve been friends for five years. We went to different schools last term. And she came to study at my school this term. I was very happy at first.___2____ A : Can you tell me how she ' s different? B : She doesn ' t like me to see my other friends. A :___3____ B : Yes, I have. But she refused to listen. A :___4___ B : No . I don ' t know. A : May be she doesn ' t feel sure of herself .___5____ B : Maybe. What shall I do then? A : You can introduce her to your other friends and encourage her to join in more . B : I see. Thanks. Dad.

20.There was something familiar about the man who Paula walked by on her way to work. But she couldn't quite ______ how she knew him. Then it came to her; she had gone to grade school with him. What a coincidence that she ran into him after all these years! 选项： A、put her finger on B、keep her fingers crossed fo

21.[单选题]Passage Two I've known the mother sitting in front ofme at this parent-teacher conference for years, and we have been through a lottogether. I have taught three of her children, and I like to think we've evenbecome friends during our time together. She's a conscientious mother whoobviously loves her children with all of her heart. I've always been honestwith her about their strengths and weaknesses, and I think she trusts me totell her the truth .But when she hits me with the concern that's been botheringher for a while, all I can do is nod, and stall for time. "Marianna's grades are fine; I'm notworried about that, but she just doesn't seem to love learninganymore."She's absolutely right. I'd noticed the same thing about herdaughter over the previous two or three years, and I have an answer, rightthere on the tip of my tongue, for what has gone wrong. The truth-for this parent and so manyothers-is this: Her child has sacrificed her natural curiosity and love oflearning at the altar of achievement, and it's our fault. Marianna's parentsher teachers, society at large-we are all implicated in this crime againstlearning .From her first day of school, we pointed her toward that altar andtrained her to measure her progress by means of points, scores, and awards. Wetaught Marianna that her potential is tied to her intellect, and that herintellect is more important than her character. We taught her to come homeproudly bearing As, championship trophies, and college acceptances, and weinadvertently taught her that we don't really care how she obtains them. We taughther to protect her academic and extracurricular perfection at all costs and thatit's better to quit when things get challenging rather than risk marring that perfectrecord. Above all else, we taught her to fear failure. That fear is what has destroyedher love of learning. Marianna is very smart andhigh-achieving, and her mother reminds her of that on a daily basis. However,Marianna does not get praised for the diligence and effort she puts intosticking with a hard math problem or convoluted scientific inquiry. If thatanswer at the end of the page is wrong, or if she arrives at a dead end in herresearch, she has failed-no matter what she has learned from her struggle. Andcontrary to what she may believe, in these more difficult situations she islearning. She learns to be creative in her problem-solving. She learnsdiligence. She learns self-control and perseverance. But because she is scaredto death of failing, she has started to take fewer intellectual risks. What can we learn from Paragraph 4? A Teachers usually stimulate their students to face new challenges B Children will never learn anything if they fail in their scientific inquiry. C Marianna never wins praise for the effort she puts into problem-solving. D Parents usually encourage their kids to solve the problems independently

22.[单选题]er">Passage Two I've known the mother sitting in front ofme at this parent-teacher conference for years, and we have been through a lottogether. I have taught three of her children, and I like to think we've evenbecome friends during our time together. She's a conscientious mother whoobviously loves her children with all of her heart. I've always been honestwith her about their strengths and weaknesses, and I think she trusts me totell her the truth .But when she hits me with the concern that's been botheringher for a while, all I can do is nod, and stall for time. "Marianna's grades are fine; I'm notworried about that, but she just doesn't seem to love learninganymore."She's absolutely right. I'd noticed the same thing about herdaughter over the previous two or three years, and I have an answer, rightthere on the tip of my tongue, for what has gone wrong. The truth-for this parent and so manyothers-is this: Her child has sacrificed her natural curiosity and love oflearning at the altar of achievement, and it's our fault. Marianna's parentsher teachers, society at large-we are all implicated in this crime againstlearning .From her first day of school, we pointed her toward that altar andtrained her to measure her progress by means of points, scores, and awards. Wetaught Marianna that her potential is tied to her intellect, and that herintellect is more important than her character. We taught her to come homeproudly bearing As, championship trophies, and college acceptances, and weinadvertently taught her that we don't really care how she obtains them. We taughther to protect her academic and extracurricular perfection at all costs and thatit's better to quit when things get challenging rather than risk marring that perfectrecord. Above all else, we taught her to fear failure. That fear is what has destroyedher love of learning. Marianna is very smart andhigh-achieving, and her mother reminds her of that on a daily basis. However,Marianna does not get praised for the diligence and effort she puts intosticking with a hard math problem or convoluted scientific inquiry. If thatanswer at the end of the page is wrong, or if she arrives at a dead end in herresearch, she has failed-no matter what she has learned from her struggle. Andcontrary to what she may believe, in these more difficult situations she islearning. She learns to be creative in her problem-solving. She learnsdiligence. She learns self-control and perseverance. But because she is scaredto death of failing, she has started to take fewer intellectual risks. What can we learn from Paragraph 4? A Teachers usually stimulate their students to face new challenges B Children will never learn anything if they fail in their scientific inquiry. C Marianna never wins praise for the effort she puts into problem-solving. D Parents usually encourage their kids to solve the problems independently

23.A nurse has been working with a battered woman who is being discharged by her husband. The nurse says, "All this work with her has been useless. She's just going back to him as usual." which of the following statements by a nursing colleague would be most helpful to thisNurse? 选项： A: "Her reasons for staying are complex. She can leave only when she is ready and can beSafe." B: "I know it is frustrating to work with clients who don't follow our advice." C: "You did your best. You will see her again and have another chance." D: "These women almost never leave for good because of their emotional and financialDependency."

24.My friend________preparing meals for her teenaged children who then often didn' t turn up to eat.19.1tried to talk to her about the matter, but she________on me.

25.The wife felt depressed and once tried to commit suicide because 选项： A:she did not love her husband.; B:she was emotionally torn between her husband and the blind man.; C:she was lonely because she was always losing friends by having to move about so much.; D:her husband cheated on her.

26. Why was Mrs. Wilson so shocked to see the cat dead in her garden? 选项： A: Because she liked the cat very much. B: Because she worried about her friends. C: Because she was not sure whether her fish was bad or not. D: Because she had no idea how the cat had died.