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  3. Jane Smith: Well, I know I’m good at my job, at least my boss calls me hard-working, conscientious, efficient. As for when I

Jane Smith: Well, I know I’m good at my job, at least my boss calls me hard-working, conscientious, efficient. As for when I

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问题 Jane Smith:
    Well, I know I’m good at my job, at least my boss calls me hard-working, conscientious, efficient. As for when I look at myself in a mirror as you sometimes do in the privacy of your own bedroom... then I see someone a bit different. And that’s probably my main fault I should say... My office is always in order, but my flat! Well, you’ d have to see it to believe it
Iris Bonner:
    I think the question is irrelevant. You shouldn’ t be asking what I think of myself, but what I think of the state of this country. And this country is in a terrible mess. It’s law and order that need. I say, get rid of these things who call themselves Socialist Workers. I’ m the sort of ordinary decent person who wants to bring law and order back to this country.
Tommy Finrh:
    Well I’ m an easy-going person really... unless of course you wind me up. You know, I mean you have to live for yourself, don’t you? And think of your mates. I don’t get much sympathy with those who are always thinking of causes, cavil rights and all that. I mean... this is a free country, isn’ t it? What do we want to fight for civil rights for! We’ve got them.
Charles Dimmak:
    I’m retired, you know. Used to be an army officer. And I think I’ ve kept myself respectable and dignified the whole of my life. I’ ve tried to help those who depended on me. I’ ve done my best. Maybe I’m a bit unreasonably enthusiastic about organization and discipline. Self-discipline comes first and all that sort of things. But basically I’m a good man... fond of my wife and family.
Arthur Fuller:
    Well... when I was young I was very shy. At times I was very unhappy, especially when I was sent to boarding school at seven. I didn’ t make close friends till quite late in life... till I was about fifteen. Then I became quite good at being by myself. I had no one to rely on and no one to ask for advice. That made me independent...
    Now match each of the person(61 to 65)to the appropriate statement.
    Note: There are two extra statements.
                            Statements
[A]Everyone lives for himself, so leave the other things to God.
[B]Socialist Workers should fight for the civil rights.
[C]I live a double life.
[D]The lonely childhood made me a self-reliant person.
[E]Social problems should be given more concern than a citizen’s self-criticism.
[F]Self-discipline and a kind heart make an honorable life.
[G]People with sense of organization and discipline are unreasonable.
Arthur Fuller
选项
答案D
解析 Arthur Fuller主要述说了孤独的童年使自己成为了一个自立的人。
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