第五章测试1.
(0:00-2:38)
Even if the speaker could go back into government, she didn't want to. What was the reason mentioned in the speech?
A:She didn't realize what was really important to her B:She didn't want to miss the last five years that my sons were at home C:She was not qualified enough D:Her husband didn’t want to join her in Washington
答案:B
2.
(2分38秒--4分12秒)
The measure of male-female equality is usually considered to be___
A:a much wider range of equally respected choices. B:Both of them C:how many women are in such positons as prime minister, CEOs, etc. 3.
(4分12秒-5分48秒)
What is the real equality in workplace?
A:Family coming first and work coming second. B:Breadwinners not being the caregivers at the same time. C:Females and males taking roles as caregivers and breadwinners. D:Valuing family just as much as work. 4.
（5分48秒-6分32秒）
What did the 2008 national study on the changing workforce show?
A:Deep, flexible practices actually lowered operating costs and increased adaptability in a global service economy B:Employees in flexible and effective workplaces are more engaged with their work C:They have lower levels of stress and higher levels of mental health D:They're more satisfied and more loyal 5.
(6分32--7分23秒)
Why do fewer and fewer businesses close for siesta?
A:Siesta is just about avoiding the heat of the day B:There is no need to make a place for those we love C:None of the above D:It reflect the advance of global corporations and 24-hour competition 6.
(7分23-09分04秒)
What is real equality in policy terms in the speech?
A:The criteria should be who is most committed to her career B:One of them stop working or reduce hours to be home C:It means recognizing that the work that women have traditionally done is just as important as the work that men have traditionally done D:The criteria should be used is who makes the most money 7.
7. What do such governments as Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands provide ?
A:support for caregivers at home, school and early childhood education B:care for the elderly and the disabled C:protections for pregnant women D:universal child care 8.
（11分15秒-13分39秒）
Why does the speaker say that when a man decides to be a caregiver, he puts his manhood on the line?
A:We should not be socializing them to make caregiving cool for guys. B:It is universally recognized that the measure of a man is to compete with other men for power and prestige. C:None of the above
（13分39秒-14分57秒）
What is the ultimate goal of r championing women’s rights?
A:It means doing everything we could to get women to the top B:It means we have to value family every bit as much as we value work C:It means that women and men take the roles as caregiver and breadwinner D:None of the above 10.
(14分57秒-16分59秒)
From the speech, it could be known that the speaker’s attitude towards the revolution for human equality is ___
A:Positive B:Negative C:Doubtful D:Critical
