Feminismforourgeneration(P3)Irishpeopleoncehatednow.pptVIP

2. By saying The women of our time are filling bigger shoes. in the 5th paragraph, Emily Rodkey probably means, compared to the past _______. A. the women in modern times like wearing much bigger shoes. B. the women in our time enjoy more opportunities. C. women nowadays want to make more people take part in feminism. D. the women in modern times enjoy various abilities and improved equality. 3. Which of the following can be regarded as feminism according to the text? A. Girls receive good education. B. Women are able to make their own choices. C. Some women run for a president. D. All the above. 4. What opinion does the author want to mainly express in the 4th paragraph? A. The new generation of girls are confident to make feminism individual. B. Compared with the past, the contents of feminism don’t change much. C. Feminism in modern times is as important as music, fashion and language. D. We should make feminism work for our generation. 5. What can we infer from the passage? A. Feminism isn’t popular at all with modern women. B. Women have different opinions about what feminism is. C. Now, every woman likes to be a feminist to pursue her rights. D. Modern feminism is similar that of the past. 从开始以爱尔兰的传统节日引入后，作者提到了爱尔兰人的被人取笑的那些特点也是人们对爱尔兰人的成见。之后解释了这些成见在现在已经基本不是真实的了，除了爱尔兰人对喝酒的喜爱。目前他们所出名的是他们讲故事的和音乐方面的天赋。以及这些成见的由来。所以D正确。 Do blood types hold the secret to our characters? (P4) 3. What opinion is expressed in the last paragraph?A. Most Japanese are so na?ve that they believe in blood typology firmly.B. The Japanese grown-ups don’t understand the science behind blood typology.C. Japanese should be less trusting of blood typology because it isn’t scientific.D. Blood-type-as-personality theory is very popular among the Japanese. 4. What does “are tailored to” most probably mean in the 4th paragraph?A. are popular among B. are specially made forC. are well produced for D. are measured for 5. What can