A: their children no longer require their care.
B: there are more jobs available nowadays.
C: technology has enabled them to find acceptable jobs.
D: they spend far less time on child care than before.
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- What happened to women in the 1960s A: More and more of them moved into the countryside. B: They began to have more children than before. C: More and more of them got jobs outside their homes. D: They began to get married at a younger age.
- The job history has become such an important document because A: there has been a decrease in the number of jobs advertised B: there has been an increase in the number of jobs advertised C: jobs are becoming much more complicated nowadays D: the other processes of applying for jobs are more complicated
- According to the author, we educate children A: for the purpose of educating them B: to equip them for life C: to help them find jobs D: to build a perfect nation In society
- Why do many fresh medical graduates refuse to take primary care as their vocation? A: They can not squeeze in more patients per hour. B: They are discontented with the atmosphere of emergency rooms. C: They find other jobs more respected than primary care doctors. D: The existing system goes ill with primary care.
- After age of 40, ______. A: most workers are tired of their present jobs. B: man workers tend to stick to their present jobs. C: people find their jobs more rewarding than before. D: people still wish to hunt for more suitable jobs.
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More women have been promoted in corporations because of________ A: the progress made by corporations. B: the affordable child care . C: their focus on work rather than home. D: the needs of potential talents.
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According to the research, women who could outearn their husbands choose not to work at all, or to work less because _____. A: they think husbands should give more financial support to the family. B: they still need to take more responsibilities at home to soothe their husbands’ unease at earning less C: they need to take care of the children and household chores D: they don’t like competition in companies
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I also know that people [u]in Japan and Sweden[/u], [u]countries that spend far less on medical care[/u], have achieved longer, healthier lives than we have.关于本句语法的分析，下列选项错误的是（ ）。 A: countries that spend far less on medical care 作同位语，解释说明 Japan and Sweden B: 主句主干为 I also know that… C: that spend far less on medical care 为限制性定语从句，修饰 countries D: in Japan and Sweden 作地点状语
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What does the author say is the general view about health care A: The more, the better. B: Prevention is better than cure. C: Better early than late. D: Better care, longer life.
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News report 2--- 2. According to the survey, what jobs are available to those dropouts? A: Jobs that are very dangerous. B: Jobs that are low-paying and boring. C: Jobs that have little chance of success. D: Jobs that require long working hours.