[填空题]Questions 57 - 63 are based on the following passage. Six Thousand Women Missing from Boardrooms, Politics and Courts The glass ceiling is still holding back 6,000 women from the top 33,000 jobs in Britain, according to new research from the Equal Opportunities Commission. Thirty years after the introduction of the Sex Discrimination Act, women are “woefully under -represented”in the country’s boardrooms, politics and courts. Help from nannies has not enabled successful women to maintain their careers after having children, the research suggests. The EOC blames a male-dominated culture in the professions for resistance to flexible working. The upward trend in the proportion of women in top jobs is “painfully slow”, the report says, and in some sectors there is even a decline. The proportion of women in parliament has slipped in the 12 months since the EOC‘s last Sex and Power survey and is now at 19.5% - lower than in Iraq, Afghanistan and Rwanda. Although a woman is chief exec

更多"Questions 57 - 63 are based on the "的相关试题:

[单项选择]

Questions 23～25 are based on the following passage.

Who was Miss Richards
A. A chemistry teacher.
B. A science teacher.
C. An art teacher.
D. A physics teacher.

查看答案

[单项选择]

Questions 17—20 are based on the following passage about the changing family. You now have 15 seconds to read Questions 17—20.

Who used to live together in an extended family
A. Only grandparents and children.
B. Brothers with their wives.
C. Many relatives.
D. Father, mother and their children.

查看答案

[单项选择]

Questions 14—16 are based on the following passage about the drought. You now have 15 seconds to read Questions 14—16.

According to the passage, which results in less rain and lower overall humidity
A. cools
B. air rises
C. deserts
D. warm

查看答案

[单项选择]

Questions 56-60 are based on the following passage.
Advance notice is often referred to in America as "lead time," an expression which is significant in a culture where schedules are important. While it is learned informally, most of us are familiar with how it works in our own culture, even though we cannot state the rules technically. The rules for lead time in other cultures, however, have rarely been analyzed. At the most they are known by experience to those who lived abroad for some time. Yet think how important it is to know how much time is required to prepare people, or for things to come. Sometimes lead time would seem to be very extended. At other times, in the Middle East, any period longer than a week may be too long.
How troublesome differing ways of handling time can be is well illustrated by the case of an American ag
A. learned casually and without planning
B. vague because its rules have not been stated technically
C. not taught formally in the classroom
D. only learned through experience

查看答案

我来回答:

提交