Elderly people respond best to a calm and unhurried environment. This is not always easy to __1__
as their behavior can sometimes be irritating (令人惱怒的). If they get __2__ or upset, then they may
become more confused and more difficult to look after. __3__ sometimes it can be extremely difficult, it
is best to be __4__ and not to get upset yourself. You should always __5__ old people to do as much
as possible for themselves but be ready to __6__ a helping hand when necessary.
     Failing memory makes it __7__ for the elderly to recall all the basic kinds of information we __8__
for granted. The obvious way to help in this __9__ is to supply the information that is missing and help
them make __10__ of what is going on. You must use every opportunity to provide information, __11__
remember to keep it simple and easy to understand.
     When the elderly person makes __12__ statements e. g. about going out to his or her old __43__ or
visiting a dead relative, __14__ in a calm matteroffact fashion: "You are retired now. Will you come and
help me with the dishes?"
     We depend __15__ on the information provided by signposts, clocks, calendars and newspapers.
These assist us to __16__ and direct our behavior. Confused old people need these __17__ all the time
to compensate (彌補(bǔ)) for their memory.
     Encourage them to use __18__ boards or diaries for important __19__ events and label (標(biāo)注) the
contents of different cupboards and drawers. Many other aids such as information cards, __20__ photos,
notes, addresses or shopping lists could help in individual case.
(     )1. A. provide    
(     )2. A. happy      
(     )3. A. As a result  
(     )4. A. patient    
(     )5. A. tell        
(     )6. A. carry      
(     )7. A. necessary  
(     )8. A. make        
(     )9. A. condition  
(     )10. A. sense      
(     )11. A. and        
(     )12. A. obvious    
(     )13. A. factory    
(     )14. A. correct    
(     )15. A. hardly    
(     )16. A. collect    
(     )17. A. information
(     )18. A. reminder  
(     )19. A. improving  
(     )20. A. beautiful  		 B. protect      
B. easy          
B. Even though  
B. protective    
B. encourage    
B. make          
B. difficult    
B. give          
B. situation    
B. use          
B. or            
B. strange      
B. hospital      
B. repeat        
B. heavily      
B. form          
B. advice        
B. flat          
B. coming        
B. unforgettable 		C. discover
C. excited  
C. For    
C. ready  
C. warn    
C. lend    
C. terrible
C. think  
C. action  
C. light  
C. however  
C. confused
C. school  
C. check  
C. totally  
C. keep    
C. aids    
C. recovery
C. moving  
C. nice    		 D. examine      
D. comfortable  
D. Although      
D. helpful      
D. permit        
D. offer        
D. impossible    
D. take          
D. position      
D. fun          
D. but          
D. fixed        
D. employment    
D. care          
D. simply        
D. organize      
D. materials    
D. wood          
D. exciting      
D. old          
1-5: ACDAB    6-10: CBDBA    11-15: DCDBA   16-20: DCABD
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