湖北省武漢市2022屆高三二月調(diào)研考試模擬試題word版 省賽獲獎

武漢市

2022屆高中畢業(yè)生二月調(diào)研測試英語試題本試題全卷滿分150分?？荚囉脮r(shí)120分鐘。注意事項(xiàng)：1．答卷前，考生務(wù)必將自己的姓名、準(zhǔn)考證號填寫在試題卷和答題卡上，并將準(zhǔn)考證號條形碼粘貼在答題卡上的指定位置。 2．選擇題的作答：每小題選出答案后，用2B鉛筆把答題卡上對應(yīng)題目的答案標(biāo)號涂黑。如需改動，用橡皮擦干凈后，再選涂其它答案標(biāo)號。答在試題卷、草稿紙上無效。 3．完成句子和短文寫作題的作答；用毫米黑色墨水簽字筆直接答在答題卡上對應(yīng)的答題區(qū)域內(nèi)。答在試題卷、草稿紙上無效。 4．考生必須保持答題卡的整潔?？荚嚱Y(jié)束后，請將本試題卷和答題卡一并上交。第一部分：聽力（滿分30分）做題時(shí)，先將答案劃在試卷上。錄音內(nèi)容結(jié)束后，你將有兩分鐘的時(shí)間將試卷上的答案轉(zhuǎn)涂到答題卡上。第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題分，滿分分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。1．Whodidthemanbuyajewelfor? A．Father. B．Mother. C．Sister.2．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout? A．People. B．Country. C．Custom.3．Whoarethespeakers? A．Teacherandstudents. B．Motherandsons. C．Assistantandcustomers.4．Whatcanwelearnaboutthemovie? A．Adultsonly. B．Enjoyableforall. C．Complexandfrightening.5．Whatwilltheman’sstartingsalarybeamonth? A．$1,400. B．$4,000. C．$5,600.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每題分，滿分分）聽下面5段對話或獨(dú)白。每段對話或獨(dú)白后有幾個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A，B，C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，每小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6．WhatdoesMothercareaboutonthephone? A．Herson’shealth. B．Herson’sinterview. C．Herson’sjob.7．Whatdoweknowabouttheman? A．Hedidaverygoodjobwithhisstudy. B．Heisgettingonwellwithhisjob. C．Hewillstarthiswork.聽第7段材料，回答第8、9題。8．Whathappenedtothespeakers? A．Theymettrafficjams. B．Theywereonaboringbus. C．Theygotoffthebusatawrongplace.9．Whatdidtheyplantodo? A．Togoouting. B．Togotothetheater. C．Togotoseeamovie.聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。10．Whatisthetroublewiththemanspeaker? A．Hisgrass–cuttingmachinewentwrong. B．Hiscarenginewentwrong. C．Hismachineneverworked.11．Howlongcanthemachinebecoveredbyaguaranteeatmost? A．Boughtforsixmonths. B．Usedlessthanseventimes. C．Boughtwithinoneyear.12．Whatistheman’saddress? A．612CharlesAvenue. B．692CharlesAvenue. C．694CharlesAvenue.聽第9段材料，回答第13至16題。13．WhoisGabriellaRossi? A．Atrainer. B．Alearner. C．Ahorserider.14．Whatdoweknowaboutthemanspeaker? A．Heisgoodenoughtoride. B．Heknowsmoretorideasabeginner. C．Hewantstoridetovisitothercountries.15．Whatshouldtheschoolcaremost? A．Lessons. B．Money. C．Safety.16．Whatwilltheschoolprovidethelearnersduringthewholecourse? A．Atrainertogether. B．Abeginnertolearntogether. C．Ariderwhoiswell–trained.聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。17．Whereisthespeaker? A．Onthetrain. B．Ontheplane. C．Ontheship.18．WhattimeisitwhentheyleaveBritain? A．11:50. B．12:50. C．1:50.19．Whatistheweatherlikeduringthejourney? A．Windy. B．Fine. C．Cool.20．Whereisthesnack–bar? A．OnAdeck. B．OnBdeck. C．OnCdeck.第二部分：詞匯知識運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié),滿分30分）第一節(jié)：多項(xiàng)選擇（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。21．Incommonwithmanyofitsneighbors,Chinaisacountrywherefamilyareparticularlystrong. A．backgrounds B．reunions C．bonds D．combinations22．Hardworkisnoofanexcellentschoolrecord.Youhavetoadoptaflexibleapproachtoyourlearning. A．guarantee B．connection C．permission D．consequence23．Learningfrommistakescanhelpupstaycautiousandmakeinformeddecisionsinthedaystocome. A．previous B．serious C．common D．stupid24．Johnissucha(n)salesmanthathecanmanagetocompletethewholeyear’smarketingprogramwithinonlysixmonths. A．ridiculous B．a(chǎn)ppropriate C．a(chǎn)ggressive D．optimistic25．Comparedwithmalegraduates,a(n)smallnumberoffemalegraduatescangetemployedwhentheygojob–hunting. A．casually B．roughly C．gradually D．relatively26．Howeverweakweare,wecanstilldosomethingagainstthepowerfulnaturesolongasweareprepared. A．specially B．a(chǎn)dequately C．physically D．equally27．Mostfastfoodhastoomuchcalories,toomuchfatforkidstomorethanjustonceinawhile. A．have B．eat C．take D．make28．Thingsgettingworse,abankspokesmanwasstillunabletothesituation. A．classify B．simplify C．terrify D．clarify29．Theyhadtheofficebuilding,whichthenleftanopenspacetobuildastreetgarden. A．pulleddown B．takendown C．turneddown D．poureddown30．Nowadaysmoreandmorepeopleareadvisedtoarrangeforinsurancethattheyortheirfamilymembersneedmedicalcare. A．inorder B．inneed C．incase D．inhope第二節(jié)完型填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從36—55各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Amanhiredataxioutsidetheairfield.Thecabhadawoolencarpetwith31laceedges.Ontheglasspartitionthat32thedriver’sseatwascopyofafamouspainting.Itswindowswereallclean.Thecustomerwasverymuch33andsaidtothedriver,“I'veneverseenanicer34,”“Thankyouforyourpraise,”thedriveranswered35．“Thecarisn’tmine,”saidthedriver.“Itbelongstothecompany.Iusedtobea36ofcabs.Whentheyreturned,allofthemwereas37asgarbagecanswithcigarettebuttsandrubbish38hereandthere.Ontheseatsanddoor–handlescouldbefoundsomething39likepeanutsauceor,chewinggum.Whyso?Ithoughtifthecaritselfwereverycleanthepassengerswouldmost40beconsiderateandrefrainfromlittering.”“SowhenIgota41tobeataxi–driver,Ibegan42myideaintopractice–totidyand43thecar.Nowbeforeanewpassengergetsonmycar,I’dmakeacheekandbesureitisingoodorder.Whenmycar44afteraday’swork,italwaysremains45.”Whendoingathing,onemakeseffortsandwantstoseetheresult.Tochangeothers,onehastomaketwicethe46butgethalftheresult.Tochangeoneselfistheotherwayround–morefruitwithlesseffort.Onehadbetteraskoneselfwhyonemakes47onothersmuchmorethanononeself.48youtakeenoughcaretodoasbestyoucanforotherpeople’ssake,youreffortswillyieldresults.Ifyou49theinnerworldofyourown,examineyourselfandwipeoutthedustanddirt,insteadoffixingyoureyesonotherpeople,youwillfindacheerful50foryourselfandcreateapleasantenvironmentforothers.31．A．wonderful B．exciting C．brilliant D．favorite32．A．separated B．covered C．protected D．prevented33．A．moved B．a(chǎn)nnoyed C．disappointed D．surprised34．A．seat B．carpet C．garage D．cab35．A．naturally B．smilingly C．hopefully D．firmly36．A．driver B．clemer C．repairer D．customer37．A．a(chǎn)ttractive B．pleasant C．dirty D．clean38．A．spread B．extended C．dotted D．left39．A．fanny B．busy C．sticky D．clumsy40．A．likely B．willingly C．extremely D．regularly41．A．permit B．license C．certificate D．pass42．A．put B．take C．make D．get43．A．provide B．drive C．decorate D．describe44．A．speeds B．leaves C．a(chǎn)rrives D．returns45．A．spotless B．pretty C．bright D．orderly46．A．progress B．effect C．a(chǎn)ttempt D．trial47．A．suggestions B．comments C．demands D．decisions48．A．Though B．While C．As D．If49．A．lookinto B．lookfor C．lookup D．lookthrough50．A．spirit B．mood C．mind D．sense第三部分：閱讀理解（共20小題，每題2分，滿分40分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。AJobsharingreferstothesituationinwhichtwopeopledividetheresponsibilityofonefulltimejob.Thetwopeoplewillinglyactaspart-timeworkers,enoughhoursbetweenthemtofulfillthedutiesofafull-timeworker.Iftheyeachworkhalfthejob,forexample,theyeachreceive50percentofthejob'swages,itsholidaysanditsotherbenefits.Jobsharingdiffersfromconventionalpart-timeworkinthatitoccursmainlyinthemorehighlyskilledandprofessionalareas,whichrequirehigherlevelsofresponsibilityandemployeecommitment.Jobsharingshouldnotbeconfusedwiththetermworksharing,whichreferstoincreasingthenumberofjobsbyreducingthenumberofhoursofeachexistingjob,thusofferingmorepositionstothegrowingnumberofunemployedpeople.Jobsharing,bycontrast,isnotdesignedtoaddressunemploymentproblems;itsfocus,rather,istoprovidewell-paidworkforskilledworkersandprofessionalswhowantmorefreetimeforotheractivities.Aswouldbeexpected,mostjobsharersarewomen.Asurveycarriedoutin2022byBritain’sEqualOpportunitiesCommissionshowedthat78percentofsharerswerefemale,themajorityofwhomwere,between20and40yearsofage.Subsequentstudieshavecomeupwithsimilarresults.Manyofthesewomenwerereenteringthejobmarketafterhavinghadchildren,buttheychosenottoseekpart–timeworkbecauseitwouldhavemeantlowerstatus.Jobsharingalsoofferedanacceptableshiftbackintofull–timeworkafteralongabsence.Thenecessityofclosecooperationwhensharingajobwithanotherpersonmakestheactualworkquitedifferentfromconventionalone-positionjobs.However,toensureagreaterchancethatthepartnershipwillsucceed,eachpersonneedstoknowthestrengths,weaknessesandpreferencesofhisorherpartnerbeforeapplyingforaposition.Moreover,theremustbeafairdivisionofbothroutinetasksandinterestingones.Insum,forapositiontobejob-sharedwell,thetwoindividualsmustbewellmatchedandmusttreateachotherasequals.51．Inwhatwayisworksharingdifferentfromjobsharing? A．Worksharingrequiresmoreworkinghours. B．Worksharingisaimedatcreatingmorejobs. C．Worksharingprovidesamoresatisfactorysalary. D．Worksharingdependsontheemployer’sdecision.52．AccordingtoParagraph4,youngmotherspreferredjobsharingtoconventionalpart–timeworkmainlybecause. A．theysoughthighersocialstatus B．theywereoveridealworkingages C．theyhaddifficultyfindingfull–timejobs D．theyhadtotakecareofbothworkandfamily53．Injobsharingthepartnersshould__________.A．enjoyequalsocialstatus B．havesimilarworkexperienceC．keepintouchwitheachother D．knoweachotherverywell54．Themainpurposeofthepassageisto___________.A．recommendjobsharingtowomen B．discusshowtoprovidemorejobsC．describejobsharingingeneral D．comparejobsharingwithworksharingBForatime,Americanswereturningintheirnewcarsatabreakneckpace.Cheapfinancing,gooddeals,andapowerfuleconomymeantthatwecouldaccountforthetendencytokeepacarforlesstime,andonlyseeamodestincreaseinourmonthlypayment,ifanyincreaseatall.Thosedaysareapparentlyover,atleastfortheshortterm.R.L.Polk,whichcollectsandmeasuresdataintheautomotiveindustry,saysthatwe’renowkeepingourcarslongerthanweeverhave.AccordingtoPolk’sstudyofregistrationdata.Americansarekeepingnewcarsforanaveragemoths–five–and–a–quarteryears–upmonthsfromthesameperiodin2022.Intruth,there’snotmuchneedtoturnacarinonanykindofschedule.Byfollowingpropermaintenance,it’srelativelysimpletosqueezeadecadeor150,000milesoutofanewcarwithnomajorissues.In2022,thestickerpriceonaSilveradowas$32,000,butthankstoamodelchangeoverfor2022andatimelypurchaseinOctoberwhendealersweretryingtomoveanyremaininginventory(庫存).Whelanpurchasedthetruckfor$22,700.Atfiveyearsofage,with75,000milesshowingonthemeter,hehasnoIintentionofturningitinatanypointinthenearfuture.“Mygoalistorunitto160,000milesandevaluatemyoptionsfromthere,”hesays.Soweturncarsinnotbecauseweneedto,butbecausewewantto.Callitthe“FouryearItch.”Wegetboredofthesameoldcarinthedrivewayeverymorning.Oureyeswanderwheneverweseeacarad.Itmaybe“tilldeathdouspart”withourwifeorhusbandandsignificantothers,butwhenIcomestocars,we’reshamelesslyunfaithful.Whelanfigureshe’sputtheaverageofabouttwopaymentsayearintoregularimprovementsmeanttokeepthetruckfresh.“I’vefoundthatmakingamodificationhereandtherekeepsmehappy.That,andthethoughtofhavingapaymentagain,withbigtaxbillsandanothersalestaxpaymenthasbeenenoughtocontainmyurges,”hesays.“Thetruck’sfiveyearsoldnow,andIhaveacoupleofscratches,butIthinkIpreferthatnow,ratherthanhavingtoworryaboutgettingscratchesinanewtruck.”55．TherewasatimewhenAmericanslandedto. A．selltheircarsatafrighteningspeed B．makeahighmonthlypaymentoncars C．shortentheperiodofuseoftheircars D．receivealargerincomethannowadays56．AccordingtoPolk’sstudy,ingeneralacar. A．canlast10yearsifusedcarefully B．shouldbereplacedassoonaspossible C．mustberunforlesstimebyAmericans D．canbeusedforonlymonths57．Whelanwon’tconsiderbuyinganewtruckuntil. A．hiswifedivorceshimorpassesaway B．hegetsboredofdrivingiteveryday C．a(chǎn)fantasticmodelisplacedonacarad D．theexpectedmilesofdrivingisreached58．TheauthoremploystheexampleofWhelantoshow. A．weakeconomyresultsindecreasingexpense B．resistingnewcarpurchasescanpayoff C．savingmoneyisbetterthansavingface D．somepeoplepreferoldthingsthannewonesCCommuters(遠(yuǎn)途上下班的人)whodrivetoworkwillfaceaparkingchargeofupto￡350ayear.MinistersarebackingaworkfareparkingchargewhichwillcomeintoforceinNottinghamin2022andislikelytobeadoptedacrossthecountry.Theschemewillseefirmswithmorethantenparkingplacesforstaffcharged￡350ayearforeachspaceintwoyears.Employerswouldbefreetopassonthechargetotheirstaff–meaningitwouldeffectivelybeataxondrivingtowork.Theschemeaimstoreducetrafficbypreventingunnecessarycarjourneysandraisefundstoimprovepublictransport,butcitiessayitisjustanexcuseforcouncilstofilltheircoffers(保險(xiǎn)柜).SometenmillionBritonsdrivetoworkeachday,andtheBritishChambersofCommercesaysthenewchargecouldtotal￡billionayearifrolledoutnationwide.AlreadysomefirmsinNottinghamhavethreatenedtoleavethecity,where40,000commutersusetheircarstogettowork.Aspokesmansaidtheschemewasnothingmorethanataxonjobs.Itisveryunfairtodiscriminateagainstshoesemployerswhohaveparkingspaces,whichgetvehiclesoffthestreets,hesaid.“Andthesechargesapplyaroundtheclock,whichisespeciallyunfaironshiftworkerswhorelyontheircarsbecausepublictransportisnotavailable.Thisismoreaboutincreasingthegovernment’sincomethanreducingtraffic.”However,TransportMinisterKhangavetheplananofficialapprovalduringavisittoNottingham.Thecouncilsaysthetaxwillraiseasmuchas￡100millionovertenyears–onefifthofthecostofanewtransportsystemforthecity.AnothertransportspokesmanThereseVillierssaidthetaxwouldhaveadevastatingimpactonbusinessesstrugglingtocopewiththeeconomicdecline.ButRichardHebditchoftheCampaignforBetterTransportsaidthetaxwouldraisemoneytoinvestinbettertransport.“Weputforwardtheideaofworkplaceparkingtaxesasafairerwaytoraisemoneytoinvestinthefutureoflocaltransportservices.WearepleasedthatthepeopleofNottingharnwillbethefirsttobenefit.”59．Supportersarguethatthescheme. A．canhelpimprovetheparkingconditionsforthestaff B．shouldbeappliedtoallcommutersdrivingtowork C．iscertaintobecarriedoutdespitetheobjections D．willrelievetrafficpressureandimprovepublictransport60．Accordingtotheobjectors,theschemeisunfairfor. A．thefirmswithparkinglots B．theworkforcewithoutcars C．theemployeesparkingtheircarsonthestreets D．thestaffdrivingtoworkinthedaytime61．WhichwordcanbestdescribeTheresaVilliers’attitudetowardsthescheme? A．Doubtful. B．Negative. C．Understanding. D．Positive.62．Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat. A．manyfirmsarewillingtopaythechargesfortheirstaff B．thepublictransportinNottinghamisingreatneedofimprovement C．theauthorbelievesBritonswillbenefitfromthescheme D．thosefirmswithmorecommuterswillleaveNottinghamDImetBobbyfouryearsagoinBrazil.Hewantedmetohelphimgetintothecentralpartoftherainforest,wherethetouristsdon’tgo,soIgavehimafewofmycontactsandwekeptintouch.Hemadeafortunebeforetheageof40,andnowhespendshistimewanderingontheplanetlookingforprojectstosupportswhereconcretebabystepsmatterandcanmakeaverybigdifference.He’sfundingthereconstructionofatempleinBhutan,settingupteachertrainingprogramsforAfghanrefugees,assistingthepeopleofRwandsinrebuildingtheirjusticesystem,andrunningmicroenterpriseprogramsinSouthAfrica.Nepal,andRwand.Ourpracticalchartering(慈善家)upendstherestoftheday(inNepal)photographingchildreninthevillageandleachingJake,myson,someofhissecrets.HehasabreathtakingseriesofportraitsofchildrenIwatchhimatwork,sittingjustoutsideagroupofyoungsters:hebeginsalivelyconversationwithabrightyellowduck.Hewhisperstoittobequietandwellbehaved;theducknodsbutthenbeginstoattackBobby,whoonlyjustmanagestocontrolhistinycreature.Thechildrenbegintostareatthestrangesightofthisbigmanandhisnaughtyduck,burstingintolaughterwhentheduckgetsthebetterofhim.Theymovecloser,andtheduckstartstoteasethechildren.Someofthemrunawaylaughingwhileothersgetcloser.AyoungmanattemptstogiveBobbyacanofsomesoftdrink,sayingsomethinginNepalese.“Pema,what’sthiskidsaying?Why’shetryingtogivemethiscan?”Pematalkstotheboy,whoisabout12.“Hesaysyousavedhisgrandmother’slifelastyear,Mr.Bobby.SheneededanoperationinKatmandu,andyouputherinthehelicopter.Hesaysthefamilywantstothankyou,andthisisalltheyhavetogiveyou.”ThebigguyfromBostonissuddenlyquietandclearlytouchedbythegesture.Mytwolastingmemoriesofthisextraordinaryandcomplexmanwillbeofhimchasingthevillagekidslikeafool,andthenextreducedalmosttotearsbythissimplegift.63．Bobbywentintotherainforestbecause. A．hewishedtobecomewealthy B．hewantedtoprotectwildlife C．hewasfondoftakingpictures D．hewascrazyabouttourism64．Theunderlinedpart“getsthebetterofhim”(inthethirdparagraph)means. A．gainsanadvantageoverBobby B．eatsnicefoodfromBobby C．givesintoBobby D．isbroughtunderBobby’scontrol65．ItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatPemais. A．theauthor B．Bobby’sson C．a(chǎn)doctor D．a(chǎn)loyalguide66．What’sthepurposeofthispassage? A．TodescribeBobby’scomplexcharacter. B．Toreflecttheimportanceofpresents. C．TopraiseBobby’sactsofkindness. D．Toindicatecharityworkisbasedonwealth.ETill2022,onlytwocountriesintheadvancedworldprovidednoguaranteeforpaidleavefromworktocareforanewbornchild.Lastspringoneofthetwo,Australia,gaveupthatdubiousdistinctionbyestablishingpaidfamilyleavestartingin2022.Iwasn’tsurprisedwhenthisdidn’tmakethenewshereintheUnitedStates—we’renowtheonlywealthycountrywithoutsuchapolicy.TheUnitedStatesdoeshaveoneexplicitfamilypolicy,theFamilyandMedicalLeaveAct,passedin1933.Itentitlesworkerstoasmuchas12weeksunpaidleaveforcareofanewbornordealingwithafamilymedicalproblem.Despitethemodestyofthebenefit,theChamberofCommerceandotherbusinessgroupsfoughtitbitterly,describingitas“government-runpersonnelmanagement”anda“dangerousprecedent.”Infact,everystepoftheway,asDemocraticleadershavetriedtointroducework-familybalancemeasuresintothelaw,businessgroupshavebeenstronglyopposed.AsYalelawprofessorAnneA1stottargues,justifyingparentalsupportdependsondefiningthefamilyasasocialgoodthat,insomesense,societymustpayfor.InherbookNoExit:WhatParentsOweTheirChildrenandWhatSocietyOwesParents,shearguesthatparentsareburdenedinmanywaysintheirlives:thereis“noexit”whenitcomestochildren.“Societyexpectsandneedsparentstoprovidetheirchildrenwithcontinuityofcare,meaningtheintensive,intimatecarethathumanbeingsneedtodeveloptheirintellectual,emotional,andmoralcapabilities.Andsocietyexpectsandneedsparentstopersistintheirrolefor18years,orlongerifneeded.”Whilemostparentsdothisoutoflove,therearepublicpenaltiesfornotprovidingcare,Whatparentsdo,inotherwords,isofdeepconcerntothestate,fortheobviousreasonthatcaringforchildrenisnotonlymorallyurgentbutessentialforthefutureofsociety.Thestaterecognizesthisinthelargebodyoffamilylawsthatgovernchildren’swelfare,yetparentsreceivelittlehelpinmeetingthelifechangingobligationssocietyimposes.Toclassifyparentingasapersonalchoiceforwhichthereisoncollectiveresponsibilityisnotmerelytoignorethesocialbenefitsofgoodparenting;really,itistostealthosebenefitsbecausetheyaccruetothewholeofsocietyastoday’schildrenbecometomorrow’sproductivecitizenry.Infact,bysomeestimates,thevalueofparentalinvestmentsinchildren,investmentsoftimeandmoneyincludinglostwages,isequalto20%-30%ofgrossdomesticproduct.Iftheseinvestmentsgeneratehugesocialbenefits—astheyclearlydo—thebenefitsofprovidingmoresocialsupportforthefamilyshouldbethatmuchclearer.67．Whatdowelearnaboutpaidfamilyleavefromthefirstparagraph? A．ItcameasasurprisewhenAustraliaadoptedthepolicy. B．IthasnowbecomeahottopicintheUnitedStates. C．Americaisnowtheonlydevelopedcountrywithoutthepolicy. D．ItsmeaningwasclarifiedwhenitwasestablishedinAustralia.68．WhatisProfessorAnneAlstott’sargumentforparentalsupport? A．ThecostofraisingchildrenintheU.S.hasbeengrowing. B．Goodparentingbenefitssociety. C