A．Supportive.
B．Contradictory.
C．Neutral.
D．Ambiguous.
参考答案B
解析:
B: They didn't like that. They said I ought to join the movement, and told me a lot of examples but I said, no I don't want to vote.
I: And yet you've done so many exciting things. You've done so many things that in your day, were probably the exclusive preserve of the man.
B: Well, yes. But voting didn't make any difference because that's a political thing. Voting... I never... I don't careabout women entering into politics particularly: Ah, no harm's been done with the few that have entered theHouse of Commons but, in fact, some have done a great deal of good. But that's quite different to beating menat their own job. Now that's nothing to do with votes. Now, for instance, I always got a great thrill on the racetrack at Brooklands. If I could beat, well, Sir Henry Seagrave, for instance, in a race, I never did beat him but Idid beat Frazer Nash, a famous racing driver in a race, and I was thrilled to death. I thought that was super.
I: So you don't mind actually joining men in their world of work and sport but you're happy to leave politics to them.
【听前预测】
根据题干中出现的Mrs．Bruce、suffragettemovement和politics可以大概判断出对话谈论了与妇女选举权运动有关的事情。
【对话摘要】
对话是记者对布鲁斯夫人关于妇女选举权运动看法的采访。采访中，布鲁斯夫人说她过去不支持妇女参政论者。认为政治只是男人的工作，女人应该待在家里，但现在她认为女人参政也是有一定好处的。布鲁斯夫人希望妇女参政论者采取和平的方式来展开维权运动。采访的最后，布鲁斯夫人说虽然她支持女权运动，但她还是深信男人天生就具有参政的能力，而女人则没有。
本题的出题点在人物观点处(approve of)。本题是问布鲁斯夫人过去对妇女参政的态度，听音重点在1．Lge to be处。对话中记者问布鲁斯夫人过去是否是妇女参政论者，布鲁斯夫人说不是，她过去不赞成妇女参政，故选B。
B: They didn't like that. They said I ought to join the movement, and told me a lot of examples but I said, no I don't want to vote.
I: And yet you've done so many exciting things. You've done so many things that in your day, were probably the exclusive preserve of the man.
B: Well, yes. But voting didn't make any difference because that's a political thing. Voting... I never... I don't careabout women entering into politics particularly: Ah, no harm's been done with the few that have entered theHouse of Commons but, in fact, some have done a great deal of good. But that's quite different to beating menat their own job. Now that's nothing to do with votes. Now, for instance, I always got a great thrill on the racetrack at Brooklands. If I could beat, well, Sir Henry Seagrave, for instance, in a race, I never did beat him but Idid beat Frazer Nash, a famous racing driver in a race, and I was thrilled to death. I thought that was super.
I: So you don't mind actually joining men in their world of work and sport but you're happy to leave politics to them.
【听前预测】
根据题干中出现的Mrs．Bruce、suffragettemovement和politics可以大概判断出对话谈论了与妇女选举权运动有关的事情。
【对话摘要】
对话是记者对布鲁斯夫人关于妇女选举权运动看法的采访。采访中，布鲁斯夫人说她过去不支持妇女参政论者。认为政治只是男人的工作，女人应该待在家里，但现在她认为女人参政也是有一定好处的。布鲁斯夫人希望妇女参政论者采取和平的方式来展开维权运动。采访的最后，布鲁斯夫人说虽然她支持女权运动，但她还是深信男人天生就具有参政的能力，而女人则没有。
本题的出题点在人物观点处(approve of)。本题是问布鲁斯夫人过去对妇女参政的态度，听音重点在1．Lge to be处。对话中记者问布鲁斯夫人过去是否是妇女参政论者，布鲁斯夫人说不是，她过去不赞成妇女参政，故选B。
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B．They were ridiculous.
C．They were good in a lot of ways.
D．They were somewhat limited.
单选题
Which of the following statements about the suffragette movement is TRUE according to Mrs. Bruce?
A．There would be much difference without the movement.
B．The movement should be more peaceful.
C．The movement actually did nothing good.
D．The movement brought something harmful in the long term.
A．The marching was violent.
B．Nobody interfered.
C．There were a few boos.
D．There was a lot of clapping.