As a young social worker in a New York City psychiatric clinic, I was asked to see Roz, a 20-year-old woman who had been referred to us from another psychiatric clinic. It was an     referral in that no information was received     her first appointment. I was told to “play it by ear”, and to     what her problems were and what she needed.
  an examination to go on, I saw Roz as an unhappy, misunderstood young woman who hadn’t been listened to in her earlier treatment. Her family situation was unpleasant. I didn’t see her as disturbed,       rather as lonely and misunderstood. She responded so     to being heard. I encouraged her to start a life worth living — to find a job, a satisfying place to live and new relationships. We hit it off well, and she     making important changes in her life.
The records from the previous psychiatric clinic arrived a month after Roz and I began our successful work together. To my complete surprise, her records were several inches thick,       a long period of psychiastric hospitalization. Her diagnosis was “paranoid schizophrenic(妄想型精神分裂癥)”, with a      that she was “hopeless”.
That had not been my experience with Roz at all so I decided to forget those pieces of paper. I never treated her as if she had that “hopeless” treatment. I did find out about the horrors for Roz of the hospitalization, of being drugged, separated and abused. I also learned a lot from her about     such deeply and unforgettably shocking circumstances.
First Roz found a job, then a place to live away from her difficult     . After several months of working together, she introduced me to her husband-to-be, a successful businessman who adored her.
When we     our treatment, Roz gave me the gift of a silver bookmark and a note that said, “Thank you for believing and encouraging me.”
小題1:
A．uncertainB．unfortunateC．unconsciousD．unusual
小題2:
A．a(chǎn)part fromB．a(chǎn)way fromC．a(chǎn)head ofD．out of
小題3:
A．figure outB．clear upC．turn outD．bring up
小題4:
A．OnB．WithoutC．FromD．In
小題5:
A．thenB．butC．stillD．a(chǎn)nd
小題6:
A．slowlyB．brieflyC．effectivelyD．positively
小題7:
A．delayedB．resistedC．startedD．a(chǎn)voided
小題8:
A．requiringB．describingC．repeatingD．reporting
小題9:
A．commentB．suggestionC．noteD．decision
小題10:
A．survivingB．improvingC．masteringD．explaining
小題11:
A．clinicB．houseC．jobD．family
小題12:
A．sharedB．conductedC．completedD．received

小題1:D
小題2:C
小題3:A
小題4:B
小題5:B
小題6:D
小題7:C
小題8:B
小題9:A
小題10:A
小題11:D
小題12:C

試題分析：作者是個(gè)年輕的社會(huì)工作者，在紐約一家精神病治療診所工作，他的一個(gè)病人羅茲曾被診斷為“無藥可救”的病人，但是作者不管以前的診斷，真誠(chéng)的幫助她走出困境，羅茲對(duì)他非常感激，認(rèn)為是作者的信任助她走出困境。
小題1:考查形容詞：A. uncertain不確定的，B. unfortunate不幸運(yùn)的，C. unconscious無意識(shí)的，D. unusual不尋常的，我的此項(xiàng)任務(wù)比較特殊，因?yàn)槲覜]有收到她之前就診的任何信息。選D
小題2:考查詞組：A. apart from除了，B. away from遠(yuǎn)離，C. ahead of提前，D. out of出來，選C
小題3:考查詞組：A. figure out弄清，找出，B. clear up澄清，C. turn out結(jié)果是，D. bring up養(yǎng)育，我只是被告知要“見機(jī)行事”，并找出她的問題所在，及有什么需求。選A
小題4:考查介詞：A. On在…上面，B. Without沒有，C. From從，D. In在…里面，在沒有前期診斷參考的情況下，我看到的羅茲是一個(gè)不快樂，被人誤解了的，沒有聽從前期治療的年輕女子。選B
小題5:考查連詞：A. then那時(shí)，B. but但是，C. still仍然，D. and并且，我并沒有看出她有什么精神問題，而覺得她只是很孤獨(dú)，一直被人誤解了。這里表示轉(zhuǎn)折關(guān)系，選B
小題6:考查副詞：A. slowly慢地，B. briefly簡(jiǎn)要的，C. effectively有效地，D. positively積極地，她表現(xiàn)的很積極，很愿意向我傾訴。選D
小題7:考查動(dòng)詞：A. delayed延誤，B. resisted抵制，C. started開始，D. avoided避免，我們一拍即合，于是羅茲開始做出了她生命中最重要的改變。選C
小題8:考查動(dòng)詞：A. requiring要求，B. describing描述，C. repeating重復(fù)，D. reporting報(bào)告，羅茲的前期診斷記錄竟然厚厚一本，其中描述了她很多次精神病癥住院治療情況，選B
小題9:考查名詞：A. comment評(píng)論，B. suggestion建議，C. note筆記，D. decision決定，最后診斷結(jié)論是“偏執(zhí)型精神分裂癥”，并加注了“無藥可救”的評(píng)論。選A
小題10:考查動(dòng)詞：A. surviving幸存，B. improving改善，C. mastering掌握，D. explaining解釋，羅茲能從這樣讓人身心受傷的環(huán)境中挺過來，也讓我對(duì)她有了進(jìn)一步的了解。選A
小題11:考查名詞：A. clinic診所，B. house房子，C. job工作，D. family家庭，羅茲首先找了份工作，接著她找個(gè)新的住所，搬離了那讓痛苦的家。選D
小題12:考查動(dòng)詞：A. shared分享，B. conducted指導(dǎo)，C. completed完成，D. received接受，在我們治療圓滿完成的時(shí)候，羅茲送給我一張銀色的賀卡，選C
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小題3:Jane was really frightened because _______.
A．the man who followed her was her new neighbour
B．the man apologized
C．the street was empty
D．she thought she met a murderer
小題4:The man put his hand on her shoulder. He meant to _______ Jane.
A．killB．be friendly toC．frightenD．play a joke on
小題5:A girl will be frightened if ______.
A．she often watches TV
B．she is followed by a stranger for a long time.
C．she meets her neighbour suddenly
D．she feels a hand on her shoulder

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