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1、大学四级-1890 及答案解析(总分:523.00,做题时间:90 分钟)一、Part Writing(总题数:1,分数:1.00)1.1. 简单介绍旅行的时间及目的;2. 请描述一下当时旅游的情况;3. 谈谈自己的体会和感受。A Trip to .(分数:1.00)_二、Part Reading Compr(总题数:2,分数:17.00)2.In terms of the gap between men and women on emotional well-being, Linda Sax believes that one aspect is men tend to engage in
2、leisure and activities which are 1.(分数:7.00)填空项 1:_Child AbuseDefinition of Child AbuseChild abuse is also called cruelty to children, which is the purposeful infliction (施加) of pain and suffering on children through physical, sexual, or emotional mistreatment. Prior to the 1970s, the term child abu
3、se normally referred only to physical mistreatment. But since then its application has expanded to include physical violence; unjustifiable verbal abuse; the failure to supply proper shelter, nourishment, medical treatment, or emotional support; sexual misbehaviors; and the use of children in illega
4、l fields.Current Situation of Child AbuseSurveys in North America and Europe indicate that between 10 and 30 percent of young girls are subjected to exploitation or abuse as widely defined above. Estimates of abuse or neglect by parents or guardians range from about 1 out of every 100 children to mo
5、re than 1 in 7, and figures are far higher if emotional abuse and neglect are included. Although widely prevalent, child abuse is often overlooked by family, friends, and health professionals. Prejudice, anxiety, and shamenot lack of informationseem to be the major reasons for the failure to recogni
6、ze the private acts of violence. Child abuse can have serious future consequences for its victims, including delays in physical growth, damaged language abilities, and problems in personality development, learning, and behavior.Causes of Child AbuseCruelty to children has several major causes. Abusi
7、ve behavior of parents can be viewed as responses to stressful situations and feelings of powerlessness. As such, they show the abnormal efforts of adults to master situations that are out of their control and to regain a psychological balance through the force on defenseless children. Studies have
8、shown that a large part of parents who abuse their children were themselves physically or emotionally mistreated during their childhood. Typically over disciplined and deprived of parental love in their childhood, these parents repeat the pattern with their own children, often in the belief that the
9、y are rightfully exercising their parental right to punish a child.Legal Issues of Child AbuseThe legal definition of child abuse differs between societies and has changed greatly over time. For example, some European countries prohibit the use of physical violence to execute discipline, but others
10、permit moderate forms of power infliction. Despite these differences, the abusive treatment of children, however it is defined, is widely forbidden by criminal laws. One of the earliest national laws to protect children from cruel treatment was adopted in Great Britain in 1884, when the National Soc
11、iety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children was organized. Similar organizations subsequently were created in other countries. In the United States in 1875, New York became the first state to establish laws to protect children. Its laws served as a model for other states, all of which developed l
12、aws defining child abuse a criminal offense.Social Efforts in Combating Child AbuseSince the 1970s, conservative and feminists(女权主义) groups, for different reasons, have sought measures to combat child abuse. Although earlier campaigns against child abuse had emphasized the threat caused by strangers
13、, feminists stressed the greater danger brought by male intimates, such as fathers, stepfathers, uncles, and brothers. Because abuse by male relatives is rarely reported, child- welfare supporters called for new laws that would allow greater intervention (干涉) by outside professionals. During the 197
14、0s and 1980s; most states adopted some form of reporting procedure, by which doctors, teachers, and social workers were required to report any cases that might show suspected child abuse. The courts also change their procedures to grant more protection to victims. For example, judges and lawyers wer
15、e encouraged to ask questions in a way that did not puzzle or frighten children.Dangers of Overreaction to Child AbuseBy the mid 1980s, child abuse was considered a leading social problem in the United States and other Western countries. The extent of the problem seemed to be increasing, and many cl
16、aims were made about the serious situation of child abuse. In part this was the result of new methods used by social workers and psychotherapists (精神治疗医师) to interview children suspected of being abused. Interviews conducted with these methods often suggested that the child had been mistreated, so m
17、any of the children who reported abuse through the new methods were inventing die stories. As critics later pointed out, the methods-which involved repeatedly asking leading and suggestive questions and rewarding children for giving the “right“ answersencouraged children to tell false stories of abu
18、se or to believe, contrary to fact, that abuse had taken place.One significant series of cases involving such reports were the trials beginning in 1984 of Virginia McMartin, founder of the McMartin Preschool in Manhattan Beach, California, and others on dozens of cases of child abuse. Most of the ch
19、arges, which were based on reports of abuse collected in interviews with hundreds of students, were finally dropped for lack of evidence. In 1990, the last case resulting from the affair ended in a mistrial (无效审判), Even so, the careers of the McMartin family, as well as their reputations, were mined
20、.Recent developmentsDuring the early 1990s, charges of child abuse had to face serious criticism, which caused a reverse to the child-protection movement. Following a number of well-publicized cases of child sexual abuse and murder in the early 1990s, many U.S. states passed laws, which provided for
21、 the lengthy detention (拘留) of sex offenders, especially those who had aimed at children. They passed other laws, including variations of Megans law, which required that local schools, day-care facilities, and residents be informed by police of sex offenders in their communities. The laws were widel
22、y imitated in Europe. Nevertheless, reports of child abuse in developed countries grew sharply in the 1990s. Japan, for example, recorded a ten-fold increase in the period 19902000.Opinions about the scale and nature of child abuse have changed greatly since the 1960s, and the notion that children a
23、re widely subject to abuse and exploitation has become firmly fixed in the public ideas. Child abuse has also become a major topic of study in academy; themes of abuse are now common in the social and behavioral sciences, as well as in such diverse subjects as literature, social theory, and cultural
24、 and womens studies. The increasing interest in child abuse, child protection, and childrens rights was one of the most significant social developments of the late 20th century.(分数:10.00)(1).Nowadays if parents havent provided proper medical treatment to their children, they are kind of abusing them
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