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1、xx年12月ACCA考试F4模拟练习及答案 When my first child was born, my mother-in-law said to me: Motherhood is a wonderful just as long as you remember that A Mothers Place is in the Wrong. No matter what you do, your children will blame you. Sine that time, almost nine years ago, I have carefully monitored mothers
2、 and their growing offspring to verify this maxim, and found that indeed it contains much truth. If, on the other hand, a mother sends her little lamb to the local neighborhood school, the little lamb will grumble tears later that his parents did not give a fig for education and that is why he was i
3、lliterate and on the dole. If a woman has a job, her children will speak mournfully of the experience of being latch-key kids who never knew what it was to e home to the joy and security of mum baking bread in the kitchen. If she considers it to e best to end the marriage, they will ause her of caus
4、ing them parental deprivation syndrome and obligation them to grow up in a one-parent situation. Truly, a mothers place is in the wrong place-and, yea, it goes on even unto the third generation. When your children encounter trouble or difficulties as adults, in their own marriages or in their person
5、alities, whom do you blame? Youve got it in one: Mother. 1. Having thought about her mother-in-law advice, the author . A was inclined to doubt the advice B interviewed women whose children had grown up C decided to put the advice to the test D asked adults about their children 2. The passage sugges
6、ts that the local schools . A make children feel insecurity B have a poor educational record C allow children too much freedom D are for the children of suburban cabbages 3. Aording to the passage, a woman who divorces her husband will . A be backed by her children B be blamed by her children C usua
7、lly blame her husband D soon lose the childrens affection 4. It can be concluded from the passage that mothers . A are willing to take the blame B are blamed unfairly C can not be blameless D cannot avoid blame The worldwide consumption of bakery food products is increasing. Many populations that fo
8、rmerly relied solely on rice or coarser grains as their main source of carbohydrates show a preference for pounded bakery products as new industry and increased ines make them more widely aessible. Japan is an outstanding example of countries following this trend. The United States has shown a stead
9、y downward trend in per capita consumption of cereal-based foods for many years, and the consumption of sweet bakery foods, such as cakes or pastry, has been increasingly displacing bread consumption. Probably 95% of the white bread sold in the United States is enriched with thiamine, niacin, and ir
10、on, and about 30 of the states have laws requiring white bread enrichment. Formerly, calcium and vitamin D were frequently added to enriched bread, but lack of consumer demand and questionable nutritional benefit led to gradual phasing out of these enrichments. India has attempted to encourage consu
11、mption of protein-enriched bread, with some suess. Except for research projects, little has been done in other countries, however. In areas where bakery products prise a large proportion of the diet, they could provide an ideal vehicle for nutritional supplementation. The need for better quality in
12、the daily diet ours mostly in the developing counties, where carbohydrates foods - usually cereals - are the basic ponents of the diet and therefore the logical protein carriers. 1. Japan is used in this passage t illustrate a fashion in many countries . A to enrich bread B to invest more in food in
13、dustry C to increase consumption of bakery foods D to increase a reliance on rice and grains 2. Because of little demand and questionable value . A calcium and vitamin D are no longer added to bread B cereal-based foods are being replaced by bakery products C rice and coarser grains being replaced b
14、y bakery products D little has been done to encourage consumption of enriched bread 3. Aording to the passage, popular cereals could be the best way in developing countries to . A supplement the diet B displace rice consumption C increase reliance on carbohydrates D phase out necessary bread enrichm
15、ents 4. From the passage, we learn that there is a worldwide trend towards . A enriching the nutritional value of bread B increasing the consumption of protein C using bakery products as a source of carbohydrates D using grains, such as rice, as a source of carbohydrates 独立主格与非谓语动词： 独立主格 独立主格的构造一： 名词(代词)+ 分词 现在分词、过去分词 Silver is the best conductor of electricity, copper it closely. A followed B following C to follow D being followed All things , the planned trip will have to be called off. A considered B be considered C considering D having considered 独立主格的构造2：with + 名词(代词)+ 分词 句子当中作状语 A
