[2014 •浙江卷]The aim of education is to teach young people to think for themselves and not follow others .A. blindly B. unwillinglyC. closely D. carefully 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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3. [2014 •浙江卷]The aim of education is to teach young people to think for themselves and not follow others .

A. blindly B. unwillingly

C. closely D. carefully

3. A考查副词辨析。句意：教育的目标在于教会年轻人去自己思考，而不是盲目地跟从别人。blindly表示"盲目地"，符合语境。unwillingly不乐意地；closely近地；carefully仔细地。故选A项。

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The air is filled with the wonderful smells of freshly-baked bread. Wel?come to the Hot Bread Kitchen. Six years ago, Jessamyn Rodriguez left her job at the United Nations and started a bakery business. But bread was not all she had in mind.

Ms Rodriguez's idea was to hire women to bake the kinds of bread they made in their home countries. She knew that many women who came from other countries were hard workers, but often very poorly paid. "And I be?lieve that if you invest in a woman you are investing in a family and a com?munity," she said.

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The women who work and learn at the Hot Bread Kitchen are paid nine dollars an hour. They also receive health care and get English lessons twice a week. Fatiha Outabount is from Morocco. She said* "Before, I don't speak English — Nothing. Just ' Hi, bye, good night' -" that's it. But when I start to have classes here, I'm speaking English better."

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