第八章测试1.
1. What happened to the speaker before 9/11 about the mental health?
A:He didn't really think it affected him B:He had found that it was also the fault of the society C:He had felt that he might have the problem of PTSD D:He was seriously suffering from it
答案:A
2.
When did the speaker feel that he had a massive panic attack?
A:When he went down to the subway in New York B:When he was just returned from the war C:When he came home to New York D:When he was in Afghanistan 3.
Later, the speaker found that he might suffer from __________.
A:anxiety B:PTSD C:depression D:stress 4.
Does the speaker realize that his mental problem might be related with his experience in the war when he recovered?
A:Yes, but he didn't realize it at the beginning B:No, but he later realized that it was PTSD C:No, he didn't realize it at all D:Yes, he is very clear about it 5.
About ___________percent of people, however, wind up with chronic, long-term PTSD.
A:20 B:30 C:50 D:60 6.
What kind of people are not vulnerable to long-term PTSD?
A:people who have psychiatric disorders in their family B:people who once get hurt in their body C:people who were abused as children D:people who have low education levels 7.
And maybe what determines the rate of long-term PTSD isn't what happened out there, but the kind of society you come back to. And maybe if you come back to a close, cohesive, tribal society, you can get over trauma pretty quickly. And if you come back to an alienating, modern society, you might_____________________.
A:recover after a long time B:remain healthy your entire life C:still soon recover from the trauma D:remain traumatized your entire life 8.
According to the speaker, he saw one study that compared women in Nigeria, one of the most chaotic and violent and corrupt and poorest countries in Africa, to women in North America. And the highest rates of depression were . That was also the wealthiest group.
A:women in Nigeria B:women in Japan C:women in South African D:urban women in North America 9.
According to the speaker, why did the following events occur: After 9/11, the murder rate in New York City went down by 40 percent. The suicide rate went down. The violent crime rate in New York went down after 9/11. Even combat veterans of previous wars who suffered from PTSD said that their symptoms went down after 9/11 happened.
A:Basically, we tribalize, and that process of unifying feels so good and is so good for us, that it even helps people who are struggling with mental health issues B:People don't want to be sad any more C:The reason is that if you traumatize an entire society, we don't fall apart and turn on one another. D:We cannot come together .We just split apart 10.
According to the speaker, Now, American soldiers,American veterans are coming back to a country that is so terrible that they could hardly accept. Which of the following is not what the American veterans have experienced or witnesses when they are back?
A:The two parties are of bing an enemy of the state B:The two parties are of trying to undermine the security and the welfare of their own country C:The two countries are so bitterly divided that the two political parties are literally accusing each other of treason D:The gap between the rich and poor is not that big as it's ever been
