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8.The reader can conclued that________.
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9.The author gives substance to the passage through the use of _______
10.The words "prior to "(para.2) probably mean______.
Fill in the blanks with the expressions given in the box. Change the form when necessary.at the height ofswear athold swaybe resistant tocomplain aboutconsent tomake upkeep up withcope withwatch over1. There are so many things happening rapidly that everyone rushes to _______________ them.2. That process hesitated briefly __________________ the financial crisis before resuming.3. I'm trying to _____________________ the time I lost while I was sick.4. She felt upset and began to ______________ the traffic because she had been waiting for the bus for 30 minutes.5. He ____________ the way that people treat homeless animals.6. There's no need to ________________ him, even if he has made a mistake.7. A new minister has been appointed to ____________________ the welfare of disabled people.8. The powerful people of this world do not _______________ over the other world.9. It was revealed that some officials _________________ the illegal practices of some companies.10. We put off the conference in order to better ____________________ the tense situation.
Directions:There are 2 passages in this section. Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A), B), C) and D). You should decide on the best choice and mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 2with a single line through the center.Tips for Long-Distance CaregiversA)If you live far away from your aging parents who need care, you might wonder what you can do to help. Start by understanding options for long-distance caregiving, from gathering information and coordinating services to providing occasional respite for a primary caregiver. You can take many steps to be an effective long-distance caregiver. For example:B)Schedule a family meeting. Gather family and friends involved in your aging parents' care in person, by phone or by Web chat. Discuss your goals, air feelings and divide up duties. Appoint someone to summarize the decisions made and distribute notes after the meeting. Be sure to include your parents in need of care in the decision-making process.C)Research your loved one's illness and treatment. This will help you understand what your aging parents are going through, the course of the illness, what you can do to prevent crises and how to assist with disease management. It might also make it easier to talk to your parents' doctors.D)Keep in touch with your aging parents' providers. In coordination with your parents and their caregivers, schedule conference calls with doctors or other health-care providers to keep on top of changes in your parents' health conditions. Be sure to have your parents sign a release allowing the doctor to discuss medical issues with you-and keep a backup copy in your files.E)Seek professional help. If necessary, hire someone to help with meals, personalcare and other needs. A geriatric care manager or social worker may be also helpful in organizing your parents' care.F)Plan for emergencies. Set aside time and money in case you need to make unexpected visits to help your aging parents.G)Schedule appointments. Ask your parents if you can accompany them on a doctor's appointment during your visit. This will give you an opportunity to discuss your parents' health, medications and any other questions you might have. Take notes on the doctor's recommendations. Ask the doctor to suggest any helpful community resources.Consider making appointments with your parents' lawyer and financial adviser,too.H)Look for signs of problems. During your visit, check to see how well your parents are managing daily tasks. Are your aging parents able to drive safely, eat regular meals, keep up with personal grooming and pay the bills? Ask your parents' friends and neighbors if they've noticed any behavioral changes health problems or safety issues.I)Set aside quality time. Watch a movie with your aging parents or take them to visit friends or family. Offer to play a game of cards. Simple activities can help you and your parents relax and enjoy your time together.J)Many long-distance caregivers feel guilty about not being able to do enough or spend adequate time with a family member in need of care. If you're feeling guilty, remind yourself that you're doing the best you can. It may be helpful to join a support group for caregivers. You might benefit from the tips of others, as well as the knowledge that you're not alone.__________1.You should make sure that your aging parents are able to drive safely,eat regular meals and pay the bills.__________2.This passage is mainly talking about how to offer long-distance care.__________3.If your parents permit, you should make appointments with their doctor, lawyer and financial adviser.__________4.A geriatric care manager can provide professional help for your parents when they need it.__________5.When you keep in contact with your parents' providers, you must coordinate with their other caregivers.__________6.Researching your parents' illness and treatment can help you understand what they are experiencing.__________7.Simple activities may bring you and your parents some quality time.__________8.A long-distance caregiver might benefit from a support group for people like them.__________9.Be prepared for unexpected visits to your parents financially.__________10.During the process of a family meeting, goals should be discussed.
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