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Surveys show that although a man and a woman have the same level or handle the same position in an organization, the man would get a higher or bigger compensation package    1.    (compare) with women. Because of this, many women are just contented to be in subordinate positions in finance, human resources, sales, manufacturing or other   2.  (support) roles.

There are still  3. barriers that prevent women from reaching their full potentials in the world of employment. Our culture does not encourage women to excel in government  4.__  in business-related jobs. Women who are able to make   5.  on top and handle leadership roles are sometimes regarded merely as tokens. Their abilities and skills  6. (question) by their own peers, and sadly even by other women.

 7.   you are a woman who have   8.  interest, ability and drive to pursue management careers,career counseling is   9.  great help to give you direction and increase motivation to pursue your career goals. It will help you have the self-confidence to get you in the same career opportunities open to men in this society   10.  men are preferred for top level positions.

 

【答案】

1.compared 

2.supportive/supporting 

3.other 

4. or

5.it 

6. are questioned     

7. If  

8. the 

9. of   

10. where

【解析】

试题分析:

1. compared 考察固定搭配compared to/with…与…相比;该短语单独在句中作状语。

2. supportive/supporting 根据上文可知女性一直都处于男性之下的位置,所以做一些辅助线的工作,形容词supportive/supporting来修饰名词roles。

3. other 形容词other其他的,用来修饰后面的名词barriers障碍;指还存在着其他的障碍。

4.or 上下文之间存在着选择关系。要么在政府部门或者在商业方面的工作。

5. it 固定搭配make it成功,做到了;

6. are questioned   根据后面的By可知本句是一个被动语态的形式,他们的能力和技能都被怀疑。

7. If 语法分析。本句的if引导的是条件句。如果有一个有兴趣,能力和也有追求理想工作的欲望的人。

8.the 定冠词the表示的是特指,特指有兴趣,有能力等。

9. of   固定搭配of+名词=该名词构成的形容词。Of help=helpful。

10.where 语法分析。本句的where引导的是定语从句,后面的定语从句句子结构很完整,使用关系副词where来引导。

考点:考察语法填空

点评:做这类题,不但要选择正确意义的词、词组及句型,还要根据具体语法和语境,选择适当的时态、语态及使用正确的词形。本题重在考查基础知识、基本词汇量的积累,对于这类题只有平时勤积累、多进行记忆背诵,对自己严格要求,考试时才能下笔如有神。

 

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