找错： Such (A)covering up is widely (B)considered to be a kindness, even though it deprives patients(C) from the ability to choose for themselves how they wish to spend their (D)remaining time alive.

A
B
C
D

找错：But the(A) insurance system (B)deters families from (C)consider hospice care for their dying (D)relatives.

A
B
C
D

gr ve(重大的）

A. a
B. u
C. o
D. e

chronic illness

A. 血液病
B. 心脏病
C. 糖尿病
D. 慢性病

When Li Songtang was 17, he was (A) sent from Beijing to Inner Mongolia, a (B)northern province (C)which he(D) became a "barefoot doctor".

A
B
C
D

Her charity (A)organizes casual meetings, (B)called "death cafes", (C) which the young and healthy are encouraged to have frank (D)discussions about their inevitable demise.

A
B
C
D

The government’s (A)efforts to improve the(B) regulation of Hospice-care providers should eventually (C)allow many more of them (D)be funded through national insurance.

A
B
C
D

Choose the proper answer for each blank in the following paragraph. (请填所选单词的大写字母）A. possibleB. available C. drawn-out D. FoundE. provided F. Founded G. impossible H. siblingsI.growing K.noting L.centers M. bearing__1___in the 1980s and _2___his name, Mr. Li’s Songtang Hospice was one of China’s first end-of-life care __3___. There are still far from enough of them. In 2015 the Economist Intelligence Unit ranked support ____4__to the dying in 80 countries. It placed China 71st, __5__that specialised end-of-life care was __6____to less than 1% of its population and only in the biggest cities. Yet demand is ___7___as China agesand a growing number of its elderly people suffer from __8____diseases. Younger people, many of whom have no __9____, are often too stretched to provide care for those for whom cure is ___10____.

(找出对应解释)Matching the corresponding explanation.

Matching the corresponding explanation.