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My name is Sarah. I spent every holiday helping my mum look after my brothers and sisters in the past, so I found myself a job as a nanny(保姆), looking after two little girls.
The problems began when I agreed to live in their home. I was getting more and more tired because I had too many late nights and early mornings with the little ones. One Sunday morning, I was in the park with them. I met a girl called Megan. We used to go to the same school. We talked about what we were doing. I told her how I loved the kids but hated the job.
"If you want to work with children, you can choose to work in a nursery school (幼儿园). You should take a course and get a qualification(资历) first," she said.
I wasn't confident of my ability, but she persuaded(劝说) me to call the local college. To my surprise, the college was really helpful. Soon I took a course on education and got a part - time job in a restaurant. Three years later, I passed all the exams and got a qualification. Megan has changed my life. She helped me see my values.
Now I work in a nursery school. I enjoy my job. And I am proud of myself.
(
A. Because she was free.
B. Because she needed a place to live in.
C. Because she was kind to children.
D. Because she had experience in looking after kids.
(
A. A doctor.
B. A writer.
C. A nurse.
D. A teacher.
(
a. Sarah took a course on education.
b. Sarah met Megan in the park.
c. Sarah worked as a nanny.
d. Sarah got a qualification.
A. b - c - a - d
B. b - a - c - d
C. c - b - a - d
D. c - d - a - b
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A. I'm sorry!
B. Thank you!
C. Good luck!
D. You're welcome!
My name is Sarah. I spent every holiday helping my mum look after my brothers and sisters in the past, so I found myself a job as a nanny(保姆), looking after two little girls.
The problems began when I agreed to live in their home. I was getting more and more tired because I had too many late nights and early mornings with the little ones. One Sunday morning, I was in the park with them. I met a girl called Megan. We used to go to the same school. We talked about what we were doing. I told her how I loved the kids but hated the job.
"If you want to work with children, you can choose to work in a nursery school (幼儿园). You should take a course and get a qualification(资历) first," she said.
I wasn't confident of my ability, but she persuaded(劝说) me to call the local college. To my surprise, the college was really helpful. Soon I took a course on education and got a part - time job in a restaurant. Three years later, I passed all the exams and got a qualification. Megan has changed my life. She helped me see my values.
Now I work in a nursery school. I enjoy my job. And I am proud of myself.
(
D
)9. Why did Sarah get a job as a nanny?A. Because she was free.
B. Because she needed a place to live in.
C. Because she was kind to children.
D. Because she had experience in looking after kids.
(
D
)10. What is Sarah's job now?A. A doctor.
B. A writer.
C. A nurse.
D. A teacher.
(
C
)11. ◆新考法·事件排序◆What's the correct order of the following events?a. Sarah took a course on education.
b. Sarah met Megan in the park.
c. Sarah worked as a nanny.
d. Sarah got a qualification.
A. b - c - a - d
B. b - a - c - d
C. c - b - a - d
D. c - d - a - b
(
B
)12. What might Sarah want to say to Megan?A. I'm sorry!
B. Thank you!
C. Good luck!
D. You're welcome!
答案:
9.D 10.D 11.C 12.B
D
How often do you hear people saying that the relationship between their parents and them is not as good as it used to be? Now let's see what you can do to get along well with your parents.
As a teenager, you should respect your parents and be thankful for what they did for you. If your parents don't allow you to do something, do not go out of the way to do it. There must be a good reason why they feel you should not do that thing. Do not be angry with it or fight with them. Talk to them and explain your opinion to them. As you enter your mid - teens, you will realise you want to be independent(独立的). This change is going to bring conflicts(矛盾) between you and your parents. You will feel that your parents are too controlling. To avoid further conflicts, talk to them and listen to their opinions.

When you grow older and become an adult, you will be independent. That can put a distance(距离) between you and your parents. In this situation, listening to each other and understanding each other are necessary to build a healthy relationship between you and your parents. Since you are an adult, the parent - child relationship develops into a relationship between adults. However, some things never change. You will always be their kid, no matter how old you are. So look on your parents as friends.
(
A. Do whatever we want to do.
B. Respect our parents and their opinions.
C. Be angry with our parents sometimes.
D. Find a good reason to make our parents follow us.
(
A. The personal independence.
B. Our conflicts.
C. Our personal point of view.
D. Parents' advice.
(
A. By looking on them as teachers.
B. By looking on them as parents.
C. By looking on them as relatives.
D. By looking on them as friends.
(
A. To tell us how to become an adult.
B. To tell us how to be good children.
C. To tell us how to get on with our parents.
D. To tell us some problems between parents and children.
How often do you hear people saying that the relationship between their parents and them is not as good as it used to be? Now let's see what you can do to get along well with your parents.
As a teenager, you should respect your parents and be thankful for what they did for you. If your parents don't allow you to do something, do not go out of the way to do it. There must be a good reason why they feel you should not do that thing. Do not be angry with it or fight with them. Talk to them and explain your opinion to them. As you enter your mid - teens, you will realise you want to be independent(独立的). This change is going to bring conflicts(矛盾) between you and your parents. You will feel that your parents are too controlling. To avoid further conflicts, talk to them and listen to their opinions.
When you grow older and become an adult, you will be independent. That can put a distance(距离) between you and your parents. In this situation, listening to each other and understanding each other are necessary to build a healthy relationship between you and your parents. Since you are an adult, the parent - child relationship develops into a relationship between adults. However, some things never change. You will always be their kid, no matter how old you are. So look on your parents as friends.
(
B
)13. What should you do as a teenager?A. Do whatever we want to do.
B. Respect our parents and their opinions.
C. Be angry with our parents sometimes.
D. Find a good reason to make our parents follow us.
(
A
)14. What makes a distance between you and your parents?A. The personal independence.
B. Our conflicts.
C. Our personal point of view.
D. Parents' advice.
(
D
)15. How should you get on with your parents as an adult?A. By looking on them as teachers.
B. By looking on them as parents.
C. By looking on them as relatives.
D. By looking on them as friends.
(
C
)16. ◆新考法·写作目的◆What is the purpose of the text?A. To tell us how to become an adult.
B. To tell us how to be good children.
C. To tell us how to get on with our parents.
D. To tell us some problems between parents and children.
答案:
13.B 14.A 15.D 16.C
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