[填空题]Mother will need an （） (addition) help to do the work.

[填空题]Mother will need an（）(addition) help to do the work.

[填空题]Mother will need an ______ (addition) help to do the work.

[填空题]Mother needs (addition) ______ help in the kitchen on weekends when all of us come home from school.

[单项选择]What does the speaker need help with
A. Retaining overworked staff
B. Arranging the work schedule
C. Handling financial problems
D. Hiring temporary workers

[单项选择]Why do people need to do arm exercises（）
A. Because their arms are too fat.
B. Because their arms are too flabby.
C. Because arm exercises can help lower the blood pressure.
D. Because arm exercises can keep them healthy.

[单项选择]What does the woman want the man to do
[A] Help with the cooking． [B] Tell her the time．
[C] Lay the table． [D] Watch news．

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W:Do you need much time at the shopping center
M:Not very much. I want to buy a plant for my grandmother’s birthday and a few things for school. How about you
W:I don’t know. I made a list, but I can’t find it. I think there were three things on it.

What did the woman do before going to the shopping center（）
A. Cashed some money
B. Made a shopping list
C. Took some medicine
D. Decided to buy a birthday present

[单项选择]A. Help the woman repair her car. B. Help the woman find a job.
C. Cancel the woman’s appointment for her. D. Take the woman to her doctor’s office.

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W: We do need another bookshelf in this room. But there is not enough space in it.
M: How about moving the old dining table to the kitchen

What does the man suggest they should do（　）.
A. Put another bookshelf in the room.
B. Put the bookshelf in the kitchen.
C. Move the old dining table out of the room.
D. Put the old dining table in the room.

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W: When do you need to have the letter typed
M: The sooner, the better. I’ve got to mail it tomorrow.

What are they talking about （）
A. Reading a novel.
B. Mailing a parcel.
C. Writing a book.
D. Typing a letter.

[单项选择]As people age and need more help with daily activities, such as bathing or taking medication, moving to a facility that provides some assistance, without sacrificing independence, may be an option. This type of environment, known as assisted living, has emerged in the past two decades as an increasingly available option for housing and long-term care. The growth of assisted living facilities has leveled off in recent years, however, as the economic downturn hampered new construction and occupancy rates.
In 2007, there were approximately 38 000 assisted living facilities nationwide, serving about 975000 residents. The overwhelming majority of assisted living residents in the United States are female, according to the National Center for Assisted Living. One of the most common types of facilities that provide assisted living are called continuing care retirement communities, which offer a stepwise approach to care, says Kerry Peck, an elder law attorney based in Chicago. "The concept
A. supportive
B. opposed
C. objective
D. subjective