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When Louise started working ______.
A．she got a little pay but worked and learned very hard
B．she worked alone without any help
C．she was forced to work long hours every day
D．she was encouraged by the public
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When Louise started working______.
A．she got a little pay but worked and learned very hard
B．she worked alone without any help
C．she was forced to work long hours every day
D．she was encouraged by the public
When Louise started working________.
A．she got a little pay but worked and learned very hard
B．she worked alone without any help
C．she was forced to work long hours every day
D．she was encouraged by the public
听力原文：W: Louise writes Spanish as well as she speaks it.
M: Don't you know she was born in Spain and lived there until she was 14 when she came to America？
Q: What does the man mean？
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A．Louise picked up the language in Spain.
B．Louise went to Spanish lessons in the US.
C．Louise learned Spanish in Spain.
D．Louise studied Spanish in order to go to Spain.
As a girl, Louise Bethune showed great promise(前途) in planning houses and various other structures. As an adult, she was determined to become America's first woman architect(建筑师).
Young architects then usually learned their skills by working in the drafting rooms(绘图室) of professional architects. Most architects didn't want to employ women. But Louise managed to make a well-known architect give her a chance.
She worked from six in the morning to six in the evening. She wasn't paid much. But she learned much as she worked. And her employer allowed her to use his large library.
In 1881, after five years of work and study, Louise set up her own office. She advertised that "the first professional woman architect in the country was ready for business."
Louise insisted that she would not be limited to design private homes just because she was a woman. She sought out a variety of jobs and designed chapels(小教堂), storage buildings, factories and schools. She did very well, inspiring other women to become architects. She often spoke out for fair treatment for women.
When Louise Bethune was a girl, she liked to ______.
A．read picture-books of building
B．play toy-building with other girls
C．plan houses and other buildings
D．plan models of buildings
As a girl, Louise Bethune showed great promise (前途) in planning houses and various other structures. As an adult, she was determined to become America's first woman architect (建筑师).
Young architects then usually learned their skills by working in the drafting rooms (绘图室) of professional architects. Most architects didn't want to employ women. But Louise managed to make a well-known architect give her a chance.
She worked from six in the morning to six in the evening. She wasn't paid much. But she learned much as she worked. And her employer allowed her to use his large library.
In 1881, after five years of work and study, Louise set up her own office. She advertised that "the first professional woman architect in the country was ready for business."
Louise insisted that she would not be limited to design private homes just because she was a woman. She sought out a variety of jobs and designed chapels (小教学) , storage buildings, factories and schools. She did very well, inspiring other women to become architects. She often spoke out for fair treatment for women and equal pay equal work.
When Louise Bethune was a girl, she liked to______.
A．read picture-books of building
B．play toy-building with other girls
C．plan houses and other buildings
D．plan models of buildings
When did the woman expect the work to be started？
A．Tomorrow
B．Later this week
C．Next week
D．Next month
--When did it begin to snow？--It started ______ the night.
A．during
B．by
C．from
D．at
Designing the advertisements for a book is started when _______.
A．the book is being bound
B．the book is made into a unit
C．the illustrations and text are prepared
D．all the steps are finished
When he first started in university, he really felt at ______ with his major--economics.
A．shore
B．bank
C．ocean
D．sea
Mark Twain's friend was sad when the people on the train started to laugh.
A．Right
B．Wrong
C．Doesn't say
