北大经济学复合人才项目考试真题

E)

Subjects and feelings, difficult to talk about, will be different in every situation. Family members may feel resentful, when the one in the wheelchair, has to be looked after by them. A family may develop guilt feelings. They may also feel that the individual in the wheelchair should get to know other people, or maybe, even live somewhere else. They can't always do something about it. They might feel differently than they do. The physically disabled person may even have his or her own ideas about the situation, in which they find themselves unable to express their opinion, fbr fear of hurting someone else5s feelings.

F)

Sometimes parents get upset, especially, when the handicapped sibling tries to express his or her feelings about something, that he or she feels should be expressed. It is usually a difierent view point from that of their parents. Physically disabled people have their own viewpoints on things that should be talked about. We don't want to be a burden to anyone, but many times, we have to be helped. We often have little, or no say, in how we should be looked after.

G)

It is because of these fhistrations, what we are trying to say sometimes comes out all wrong. This is when feelings get hurt and it wasn't intended to be that way at all. I think that it is very important that parents and children talk about their feelings with each other, especially when it involves a brother or sister who is handicapped. The physically disabled member of the family may feel "stuck in the middle,, because of trying to look at things from both sides.

H)

Sometimes, when physically disabled persons want to try out new things, their parents are at a loss at what to do about it. They are reluctant to let their “special" child go, because they are afraid of what might happen to them. Physically disabled people must also leam through their mistakes. Their parents cannot always shield them from hurts. Certain things happen to us in order to make us grow.

I)

I think that sometimes parents are scared to ask for help, when it comes to looking after a child such as this. I also think that there are plenty of people out there who want to get to know a physically disabled person, but do not know how to act towards a person such as myself. Shall I tell you how to act? Be yourself! Act normal! It really frustrates me when people act phony (虚伪) towards me, like a big shot because they talked to a person in a wheelchair! Don't kid yourself. I know a phony person when I see one! I don't take very kindly to them! If someone is shy, or feels awkward towards me, I usually talk first. Another thing that helps to “break the ice" and gets them to talk is, if I joke around about myself. After that, they are not afraid of me anymore. There's a big difierence between those people who are shy and those people who feel that they know everything about how they should treat physically disabled people. They are the ones who wonder why they didn't get a smile out of that "poor" person!

J)

There may be plenty of people in this world, who look after the physically disabled. I think that people from our Reformed circles should get more involved with this sort of thing. I also think that sometimes, the mentally handicapped people get a lot done for them, and that the physically disabled person doesn't get enough done for him/her. Many people don't realize it, but it is sometimes very difficult to look after someone in a wheelchair. Quite often, the task of looking after handicapped people is done by too few. It ties the same family members or friends down too much. We might appreciate their help more, if we saw a difierent face once in a while.

K)

There are also people outside of the home, who do spend time with us. These people, seem to have a natural instinct about how it is, we would like to be treated. They're the kind of people we, as physically disabled people, like making friends with. Just come over, and talk to us, you may be pleasantly surprised! I am very grateful for what my family and friends do fbr me. Not every physically disabled or able-bodied person, fbr that matter, is as fortunate as I am, to have people, such as these, in my life. There are many people I would like to thank. The people, I'd like to mention in particular, are those who work at Anchor Home, and the Red Cross/VON Homemakers. It is my hope, that in reading this, many more able-bodied people will take an interest in working with those of us, who are handicapped. More things are being done today for people, like myself, than ever before! There should also be more programs made available for us. These days, more and more people are thinking better of those of us, who are physically disabled than, they were a long time ago. More things are being done for them. They are allowed to be in the open now, and are not just being shoved aside (推至U 一边)and forgotten about.

11. Like able-bodied people, physically disabled people grow through their mistakes as well.

12. There can be unpleasant feelings arising from taking care of the physically disabled person on the part of his/her family members.

13. Physically disabled people are getting more and more care and attention from social groups.

14. Although physically handicapped people don't want to bring trouble to anybody, they need help constantly.

15. Due to their misunderstandings, able-bodied people often treat the handicapped person in the wrong way.

16. Parents often prevent their physically disabled kid from attending challenging activities.

17. Friends outside the home can be more helpful to the physically disabled person in solving some of his/her emotional problems.

18. People should not look at the physically disabled person as different if they want to talk with him/her.

19. What sometimes frustrates the parents is that their handicapped child often views things difterently from them.

20. It should not be taken for granted that mental disability goes hand in hand with physical disability.

Section C

Directions: There are 2 passages in this section. Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A), B), C) and D). You should decide on the best choice and mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the center.