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高考英语外刊阅读理解训练讲义：印度人口即将超过中国,这意味着什么

高考英语外刊阅读理解训练：印度人口即将超过中国，这意味着什么本文节选自：The New York Times（纽约时报）发布时间：2023.4.21作者：ALEX TRAVELLI, WEIYI CAI原文标题：Will This Be the ‘Indian Century’? Four Key QuestionsIndia is on the cusp of passing C-hina in population, according to the latest U.N. estimates. At 1.428 billion people, I-ndia has already edged past Mainland of China, the data show, and it will soon surpass the Mainland of China and Hong Kong combined. With China’s population declining, the margin between the two countries will only grow as India becomes the most populous country in history. What had long been the world’s largest democracy is now, simply, the world’s largest everything.The gentle slope of the demographic curve propelling India into first place looks enviable to the many developed nations that are rapidly aging. Indians are living longer, and the number of babies being born each year has barely budged. Unlike China, India faces no steep drop-off and accompanying economic and social dangers. It has a young and expanding work force as China’s grays and contracts. In some of India’s regions, the population is still growing too fast for their economies, producingmany more able-bodied young people than there are jobs to occupy them.Having a fast-expanding young work force could be a big opportunity —or a disaster. India is a country primed to work. More than two-thirds of all Indians are between the ages of 15 and 59. The country’s ratio of children and retirees to working-age adults is remarkably low. But this opportunity comes with huge challenges. That “demographic dividend”could instead become something like a disaster. In some recent years, India has squeaked past China to claim the title of fastest-growing major economy. But it has never expanded fast enough to produce sufficient formal employment for everyone. The country needs about nine million new jobs every year just to keep pace; the annual shortfall helps relegate many to India’s old standby, agricultural work.Most people in India lack the means to be “unemployed”–in the work force but without a job. Underemployment is the more discreet danger. Wages have been stagnant for eight years, according to an analysis by Jean Drèze, an economist at Delhi University. Economic growth without an equivalent increase in jobs makes India’s massively unequal society even more so, raising the potential for unrest.Women work outside the home at lower rates in India than almost any other country, a huge roadblock for economic expansion. India has one of the world’s lowest rates of formal employment for women: about one in five. China’s is almost double that rate, higher than the UnitedStates’and the world average. An economy cannot meet its potential when it draws on the contributions of so few women.阅读理解：1. What is the current population of India?A. 1.428 billion peopleB. 1.4 billion peopleC. 1.3 billion peopleD. 2 billion people2. What is the demographic curve of India like?A. It is gently sloping.B. It is steeply sloping.C. It is flat.D. It is unpredictable.3. What is the ratio of children and retirees to working-age adults in India?A. HighB. LowC. AverageD. Unknown4. What is a major challenge for India's fast-expanding young workforce?A. Not having enough jobs available.B. Being overpaid which will lead to inflation.C. Being underqualified for many jobs.D. Not being interested in formal employment.5. What is one of the roadblocks for India's economic expansion?A. The country's young and expanding workforce.B. Underemployment.C. The high rate of formal employment for women.D. Women working outside the home at lower rates.答案：AABAD熟词复习：1. Cusp: 界限，转折点；2. Population: 人口；3. U.N. (United Nations): 联合国；4. Estimates: 估计数据；5. Mainland: 大陆；6. China: 中国；7. Data: 数据；8. Surpass: 超过；9. Hong Kong: 香港；10. Combined: 合计；11. Margin: 差距；12. Populous: 人口众多的；13. Democracy: 民主；14. Developed: 发达的；15. Aging: 老龄化；16. Babies: 婴儿；17. Budged: 移动；18. Drop-off: 下滑；19. Accompanying: 伴随的；20. Economic: 经济的；21. Social: 社会的；22. Dangers: 危险；23. Workforce: 劳动力；24. Grays: 变老；25. Contracts: 收缩；26. Regions: 地区；27. Economies: 经济体系；28. Able-bodied: 有劳动力的；29. Opportunities: 机会；30. Disaster: 灾难；31. Primed: 准备好的；32. Ratio: 比率；33. Retirees: 退休人员；34. Working-age: 适龄劳动人口的；35. Remarkably: 显著地；36. Low: 低的；37. Dividend: 红利；38. Squeaked past: 勉强超过；39. Fastest-growing: 增长最快的；40. Major: 主要的；41. Economy: 经济；42. Sufficient: 充分的；43. Formal: 正式的；44. Employment: 就业；45. Underemployment: 低收入就业；46. Stagnant: 停滞不前的；47. Massively: 极大地；48. Unequal: 不平等的；49. Rates: 比率；50. Roadblock: 障碍新词积累：1.squeak英/ skwiːk /美/ skwiːk /v.吱吱叫，嘎吱作响；紧张（或激动）得尖声说；<非正式>勉强通过，侥幸成功；<非正式>告密，告发n.吱吱声，短促的尖叫声；只言片语；<非正式>机会2.relegate英/ ˈrelɪɡeɪt /美/ ˈrelɪɡeɪt /v.贬低，使降级；<英>把（球队）降级；<正式>托付，交付3.roadblock英/ ˈrəʊdblɒk /美/ ˈroʊdblɑːk /n.路障；障碍物vi.设置路障◆词组搭配1.on the cusp 在交点上；在尖端上2.keep pace 并驾齐驱；齐步并进写作句总结原句：Having a fast-expanding young work force could be a big opportunity —or a disaster.结构：Having XX could be a big opportunity —or a disaster. 例句：Having a solid education could be a big opportunity —or a disaster, depending on how you use it.全文对照翻译India is on the cusp of passing C-hina in population, according to the latest U.N. estimates. At 1.428 billion people, I-ndia has already edged past Mainland of China, the data show, and it will soon surpass the Mainland of China and Hong Kong combined. With China’s population declining, the margin between the two countries will only grow as India becomes the most populous country in history. What had long been the world’s largest democracy is now, simply, the world’s largest everything.根据联合国的最新估计，印度人口即将超过中国。

Women's equality and gender justice in India

Being Women In India: Statistical Overview According to a poll conducted by Thomson Reuters in 2011, India is the fourth most dangerous country in the world for women
According to another report, within the span of three generations India has systematically targeted and annihilated nearly 50 million women from its population
A report on the missing females by the International Development Research Centre, for example, indicates that selective abortion of female foetuses is practiced more in families where the mothers are better educated. The study revealed that for women with a Grade 10 education or higher, the sex ratio for second and third births was 683 females per 1000 males, while it was 869 female per 1000 male births among mothers who were illiterate
Women‟s equality and Gender Justice in india

成人高考英语考试卷及答案

成人高考英语考试卷及答案成人高考英语考试卷第I卷客观题(共85分)第一部分听力(共两节，满分20分)第一节听下面5段对话。

每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。

每段对话仅读一遍。

1.What does the woman think about the tie?A.Its expensiveB.Its a good bargainC.Its worthless2.What will the man give the woman?A.A ticketB.A parking receiptC.Change for a dollar3.Where are the speakers?A.At homeB.At a restaurantC.In a park4.What is the womans friend able to do at home?A.Receive a faxB.Surf the InternetC.Send text message on her phone5.What does the woman offer to do?A.Take down a reservation for the manB.Give the man a table in ten minutesC.Seat the man at the bar第二节听下面5段对话或独白。

每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A, B, C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟，听完后，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.What did the speakers have for dinner last night?A.NoodlesB.FishC.Chicken7.Where will the speakers eat tonight?A.At homeB.At a Thai restaurantC.At an India restaurant听第7段材料，回答8、9题。

The_Indian_Village_Where_Girls_Rule_一个珍爱女孩的印度村庄

一个珍爱女孩的印度村庄S hyam Sunder Paliwal cracked openthe pod and the blood-red seedsdribbled out. Holding it in his palm, heoffered the fruit of thefor inspection.2 The plant, which produces themilion2 powder that Indians often applyon their foreheads for cosmetic and reli-gious purposes, doesn’t normally growin this region. But it is one of manytypes of trees that now grow in Piplant-ri, a collection of six connected hamletsin Rajasthan in north-west India.3 In 2005 when Paliwal became thesarpanch3, or village head, marble“We should also stand on our own feet,”she said.Wearing a bright red sari11broad smile, Nanubhai Paliwal, Ni-kita’s aunt, said she had two sons butas Piplantri started honouring its girls,she started wishing for granddaughters. Now she has two, and trees were plant-ed when they were born.“Earlier they were considered a bur-den. Now we don’t think that way,” she said. “We have no particular desire for sons.” She then looked around, pointingat all the trees. “It was a small village.We worked hard, we made it special. And this way we get employment and income, too.”The village has set up women’s cooperatives that create products from aloe vera, such as juices, food items and gels, to sell in the village. In the coming纱丽，一种以丝绸为主要材料制成的裹身长巾，尼泊尔、斯里兰卡等国妇女的传统服装。

印度饮食文化英文作文简单

印度饮食文化英文作文简单英文：In India, food is not just a means of sustenance, but a way of life. The country's diverse culinary traditions area reflection of its rich cultural heritage and history. From the spicy curries of the north to the flavorful rice dishes of the south, Indian cuisine is a feast for the senses.One of the most iconic dishes in Indian cuisine is biryani, a fragrant rice dish cooked with a blend of spices, meat, and sometimes vegetables. There are countlessregional variations of biryani, each with its own unique blend of flavors and ingredients. In my hometown, we have a special type of biryani known for its use of saffron and tender pieces of mutton. It's a dish that brings people together, and it's often served at family gatherings and celebrations.Another staple of Indian cuisine is the humble dosa, a thin, crispy pancake made from fermented rice and lentil batter. It's typically served with a variety of chutneys and sambar, a spicy lentil soup. I have fond memories of eating dosas with my family on lazy Sunday mornings, dipping the crispy pancake into the tangy chutneys and savoring every bite.In addition to these traditional dishes, India is also known for its street food culture. From savory snacks like samosas and pakoras to sweet treats like jalebi and kulfi, the bustling streets of India are filled with the aromas of delicious snacks being fried and cooked to perfection. I remember exploring the vibrant markets of Delhi and indulging in a variety of street foods, each more delicious than the last.中文：在印度，食物不仅仅是一种维持生命的手段，更是一种生活方式。

阿育吠陀介绍

• The fact that Ayurveda, most probably the oldest existing medical science in the world, has stood the test of time for five millennia bears ample testimony to its efficacy 阿育吠陀——最有可能是世界上现存的最古老的医学科学——已经经受了五千多年的时间考验，其功效已得到充分证明

HOW AYURVEDA DIFFERS FROM WESTERN PHILOSOPHY
MEDICINE 如何将阿育吠陀与西方医学哲学区别开来？
• Ayurveda addresses the uniqueness of each individual. In the western approach to medicine people are considered the same and the condition is treated rather than the individual 阿育吠陀强调每个个体的独特性。在西方医学方法中，个体被认为是相同的，治疗的只是不同的疾病情况，而非个体本身
• This system of healing has been practiced in daily life in India for more than 5,000 years 在印度日常生活中，该疗愈系统已经拥有超过5000年的实践历史
WHAT IS AYURVEDA（二）? 什么是阿育吠陀（二）？
• Ayurveda is unique in a sense that it has emanated from man’s interaction with the environment or macrocosm, and is applicable universally 从某种意义上来说，阿育吠陀是独特的，它源于人类与周边环境或宇宙大环境的相互作用，并且普遍适用

初中英语教师业务考试试卷

英语试卷第一部分：英语教育的基本理论与实践（10分）I. 选择填空第一节单项选择题（选择正确答案）（每小题1分，共计5分）1、以下哪一项不是基础教育阶段英语课程的基本任务？A、激发和培养学生学习英语的兴趣，养成良好的学习习惯和形成有效的学习策略B、使学生掌握一定的英语基础知识和听说读写技能，形成一定的综合语言运用能力C、培养学生的观察、记忆、思维、想象能力和创新精神D、了解中华文化的博大精深，培养爱国主义精神2、国家英语课程要求从3年级开设英语课程。

《标准》_____为6年级结束时应达到的基本要求；______为9年级结束时应达到的基本要求；______为高中毕业的基本要求。

A、第二级; 第五级; 第八级B、第三级；第六级；第八级；C、第一级; 第四级; 第七级D、第二级；第六级；第八级；3、基础教育英语课程的总体目标由_______构成。

A、语言知识、语言技能、学习策略、情感态度、创新精神B、语言知识、交际能力、学习策略、情感态度、合作精神C、语言知识、语言技能、学习策略、情感态度、文化意识D、语言能力、文化知识、学习方法、祖国意识、文化理解4、_______是英语学习成功的关键。

A、打下良好的听、说、读、写基础B、保持积极的学习态度C、每天背诵一篇经典课文D、课前准备、课后复习5、在基础教育阶段，学习英语应以______为主，学习者最主要的终极目标之一是获得_____。

A、实践；综合语言运用能力B、掌握知识、尽可能多的语言知识C、交际、尽可能多的英语信息D、听说、听与说的能力第二节多项选择题。

（凡多选、少选、不选或错选均不给分）（每小题1分，共计5分）6、以下不属于英语基本学习策略的选项是：A、对所学内容能主动练习和实践B、在学习中集中注意力C、在生活中接触英语时，乐于探究其含义并尝试模仿D、遇到问题时，能主动向老师或同学请教，取得帮助7、在英语教学中教师应注意做到：A、为学生提供自主学习和相互交流的机会B、对学生学习过程中的失误和错误立即纠正C、鼓励学生通过体验、实践、讨论、合作、探究的方式掌握英语知识D、创造条件让学生自主解决问题8、努力营造宽松、民主、和谐的教学气氛是教师必须注意的教学原则，为此，教师应该______。

India Seeks More Women on Corporate Boards

India Seeks More Women on Corporate Boards04/15/2015From VOA Learning English. This is the Economic Report.The goal appeared simple: require a woman to sit on the board of directors of all companies listed on India's National Stock Exchange. But after one year, many companies are still trying to fill the positions. This has raised the issue of how well women are represented in top leadership jobs.Indian lawmakers passed the legislation last year. The rule is meant to ensure gender diversity and bring attention to the issue of women in corporate leadership. The rule required that women be named to all corporate boards by April 1.About 150 companies out of 1,475 listed on the stock market failed to name a woman to their boards by that date. And nearly half the companies that did meet the requirement appointed a female relative of a current board member.Among those companies was Reliance Industries. It named the Chairman's wife, Nita Ambani, to the board.Pranava Haldea of the market research group, PRIME Database in New Delhi questions the effectiveness of the requirement.He says his organization thinks that the female relatives will share the same ideas and opinions as their family member on the board. He says that defeats the purpose of diversity.Many companies argued there was a shortage of skilled female workers able to fill the positions. Uday Chawla is head of a professional search company, Transearch India. It helped some companies look for candidates. He says the difficulty was to find women who had already served on boards.He said more professional companies want women on the board who can add value to the board instead of just meet a requirement. He says these companies demand competency and experience. Mr. Chawla said there are very few women who have the experience.Others said companies simply did not take the legislation seriously and failed to look carefully. Yet, the inability of corporate India to find women to sit on boards has brought attention to the low level of women's participation in top management positions.Catalyst is a non-profit organization that works to build inclusive workplaces. The group released a study that said almost 50 percent of women in corporate India leave such work between the lowest and middle professional level. In the rest of Asia, 29 percent of women do.Shachi Irde is the director of Catalyst India, WRC. She says one of the reasons women leave is that women in India are mainly responsible for family care. She says companies need to put in place policies to keep more women on the job."If you really look and ensure that the women are recognized, treated fairly, then there is a lot more of women that you can see in your organization rather than them dropping off. The challenge definitely comes when organizations don't have inclusive policies and she is pulled between both her home responsibilities and her office responsibilities."Ms. Irde says more women could be placed on boards if companies do not only consider women with experience as board members.Pranav Haldea says Indian companies need to recognize that more women in the workplace and in top management add value to a company.He says he does not believe more laws are the answer. He said it is more of an effort to change beliefs in the corporate world.Corporate boards in India have among the lowest percentages of women members. Women are represented most on corporate boards in Norway, Finland and France which have government requirements for female membership.And that's the Economic Report from VOA Learning English.I'm Mario Ritter._____________________________________________________________Words in This Storygender diversity - n. the state of including both men and womencorporate -- adj. involving or associated with a corporation (a business or company)competency - n. ability or skillparticipation - n. to be involved with others in doing something : to take part in an activity or event with othersmanagement - n. the people who make decisions about a business, department, sports team, etc.Do you believe women are well represented in businesses in your country? Let us know in the comments section below.。

印度妇女women in india

Up to 12 million girls aborted in India over last 30 years
• Before birthing Sex Identification
girls
An advertisemen t
have an abortion （堕胎）
Today spend 500, Tomorrow save 150000
Earrings（耳饰）, necklaces, rings, bracelets（手镯）, hair ornament, frontlet（额饰）
The symbol of married women
nose ring
nose stud
foot chain
Jewelry or chains？
1961
1971
1000:976
1000:964 Today, India has fifty million (40,000,000) bachelors What should they do?
1981
1991 2001 2011
1000:962
1000:945 1000:927 1000:914
It is a national humiliation(国耻)
baby girl
• abandon • drown infants（溺婴）
• Kill with poison
• Starve to death（饿婴） • Stifle（闷婴）
The ratio of male and female about Indian children
In poverty-stricken area，indian women live in deep waters！

小学上册第二次英语第四单元测验试卷(有答案)

小学上册英语第四单元测验试卷(有答案)英语试题一、综合题(本题有100小题，每小题1分，共100分.每小题不选、错误，均不给分)1.The _______ (Buddhism) originated in ancient India and spread throughout Asia.2.The boy is _____ a story. (reading)3.I enjoy drawing ________ (漫画) in my notebook.4.The _______ of an object can change when it moves.5.Hydrogen is commonly found in ______ compounds.6.The kitten stretches its _______ (小猫伸展它的_______).7. A solution with a pH of is more ______ than a solution with a pH of .8.My brother and I watch ____.9.The clock shows ___ (four) o'clock.10.The __________ was the first successful English colony in America. (詹姆斯敦)11.We saw a _______ (电影) last night.12.How many days are in a leap year?A. 364B. 365C. 366D. 367答案: C13.I like to play with my toy ________ (玩具名称) at the park.14.My dad drives a ___ (car/bike).15._____ (水果) trees produce many tasty treats.16. A kitten enjoys chasing after ______ (光点).17. A ____(local economy) supports small businesses.18.The __________ makes everything look magical in winter. (雪)19.The dog is _____ (chasing/sleeping) a ball.20. A _____ (小鸭) loves to paddle in the water.21.We visit the ______ (农场) to learn about agriculture.22.Lucy is a ______. She sings very well.23.My aunt has a pet ______ (鹦鹉) that talks.24.The tortoise moves very _______ (慢).25.Listen and tick or cross.(听录音，打钩或划叉.)26. (Revolutionary) War was fought for American independence. The ____27.The beach is _______ (适合游泳)。

印度妇女赋权的障碍 Barriers to Empowerment of Women 英语作文

Barriers to Empowerment ofWomen in IndiaWomen empowerment ensures the right and deserved position/ status to the Women of society. Women in India have always been suppressed by the males, even after being socially and economically successful and independent. But now, women are coming out to mark their stand and standard in society and fight for their fundamental rights and respect that they deserve. Still, a few sectors strongly oppose the newly gained freedom and respect for the women and hinder their fight for women empowerment.Women empowerment faces several minor and significant barriers. The biggest of all is society’s general mindset, which states that women are meant to take care of the family, do household chores, and not go out for earning. Essay on barriers of empowerment of women in India contains all the major and minor obstacles for the reforms and how they affect women’s status adversely. The article contains an essay on barriers to empowerment of women in India for students of different classes to understand the significant agenda and how to spot the hindrance in that.Long and Short Essays on Barriers to Empowerment of Women in India for Students and Kids in EnglishShort Essay on Barriers to Empowerment of Women in India 400 Words in EnglishUnlike the previous decades, women in the recent era have acquired a dignified position in various fields and society. They are not bound to do only the household chores and take care of families. Women have exhibited multiple skills and talents, and have even exceeded men in various fields. Now the primary requirement for women’s growth and development is to ensurethe right opportunities for them and freedom to pursue what they desire and indulge in the activities of their interest. But apart from all the advancements, women in various fields are still facing numerous challenges that hinder their growth and success.The significant barrier in the Empowerment of Women in India is that many of them are forced to take care of their families and do the household chores, and leave the jobs and other household activities that they indulge in. For centuries, a significant segment of women in India has been confined to their homes,ensuring that they do not neglect family duties. This resulted in women being dependent on men for a longer span, thus functioning under their control and facing mental and physical exploitations.Now, with women coming out to go for the job and earning and learning and higher education, they have achieved financial stability and freedom, but have doubled up their responsibilities and duties. Now they are required to fulfil the household jobs and also maintain their work life. And when the males of their families deny understanding and sharingthe responsibilities of family and home, the women are eventually forced to get burdened up and take wrong decisions. This is a significant reason and a broader barrier to women’s employment, thus forcing them to leave their jobs.Furthermore, women in Indian society also do not have a safer working environment and assured respect and security. They are harassed and tortured mentally and physically in various fields and organizations by the male employees of higher posts. Women also have to hesitate travelling at nights and late eveningsdue to rising crime rates, and thus have to give up on various jobs and opportunities due to safety concerns. And if not leaving the job, they are adversely affected by the issues, thus lowering their performance and hindering their success and promotions.Women empowerment is a significant necessity but is unachievable with present crime rates against women. Thus, the male members of society need to understand their responsibilities towards their home and ensure safer working conditions.Long Essay on Barriers to Empowerment of Women in India 500 Words in EnglishIn the modern society of the 21st century, we have various equal rights for men and women. Women are exhibiting excellent results in various fields, even better than men in a few. But, even after advancements and modernization, women in Indian society are still lagging due to lack of understanding about the essence of women empowerment. Indian culture is a male-dominated and patriarchal one. Most of these males expect women to indulge in onlyhousehold chores and avoid going out of their homes for any job or other activity.There is a rising need for women empowerment and growth in society. Women empowerment is essential to eradicate domestic violence from the society that women of the nation face for ages. Women face both mental and physical abuse cases and often go silently without discussing the issues that they suffered for avoiding the tarnishing of their family’s reputation. Women suffer a lot and have distress-full lives, and empowering the women ofsociety might help them come out and put down all the domestic abuses.To start with women’s empowerment, we must initially raise the literacy rate and try to educate as many women and girls as possible. This will eventually help to make the women independent and financially stable. With this, the women will also get better job opportunities and won’t have to rely on men for their living, and thus they would not be forced to suffer the shameful acts of the dominating men. Educated women will also have a better living standard and promote education for the coming generation (includingboth daughters and sons), thus reducing the poverty rate.Presently, a significant segment of women in Indian society suffers at men’s hands, live in continuous stress, and face regular mental and physical abuses and domestic violence. Women are often forced to stay at home and take care of their families, without thinking of moving out and becoming independent and successful. They also suffer a lot of torture and constant crimes. These throw them into the deeper well of depression and thus cannot rightly nurture their kids and have a better lifestyle for themselvesand their family. An empowered and educated woman, on the other hand, is aware of all her rights, knows what she deserves and the amount of respect that she must have from all, and cannot be dominated by the males of the society. In the latter condition, knowing the woman’s stand and worth, men think twice before doing any offence against her. Thus they eventually get a healthier lifestyle and living environment.However, even after knowing the benefits and importance of women empowerment and promoting women to work and have betterlifestyles; this is still impossible because of the women’s fear of going out late nights and evenings due to rising crime rates. Women are also mentally and physically harassed in various institutes and organizations and are mentally tortured to leave their posts. These must be eradicated from the roots to ensure better conditions for women and thus assuring women empowerment.Women in Indian society have suffered a lot at the hands of males of the society since the ancient and medieval times. They have not received the deserved status and position insociety and have been forced to accomplish the jobs assigned to them by societ y’s males. In India, women are mostly suppressed in the name of religion, traditions, and culture. But as of now, everyone must understand the need to open up the mind and let go of the older way of thinking and ensure women empowerment for the good of the women and the entire nation.Tradition and culture of India restrict the women and confines them to the four walls of their homes. The tradition expects the women to do significant household chores, take care of their families, and avoid going out for job and income.Women are believed to fulfil only their sole responsibility for the mentioned duties, for which they are born. In India, the women who defy the set norms and move out of their homes for other jobs are considered to have lower virtue. This is a significant barrier to women empowerment.In modern women in the present era have joined several professions and are thriving in the male-dominant society and its field. Still, people in the rural area have the same backward mentality and do not prefer women to seek education and do jobs. Males dominate women in a significant segment around the nation. Theycannot enjoy their fundamental rights and have no say in the family or other sectors’ significant decisions.Huge family responsibilities are also a hindrance to the women empowerment. On the other hand, the men of various families act carelessly and always impose the family duties on women, without being a helping hand for them. Women have to take care of their parents, in-laws, husband, kids, and do all the major household chores, handle the budgets of home, cook food, and do all the complex jobs and give the proves of being a good mother, good wife,good daughter and daughter in law. In the chaos of all these jobs, many cannot manage the time and take time out for their jobs and other household activities for which they wish to be a significant part.Furthermore, if the family members do not do their home duties and responsibility properly and concentrate more on their profession or social life, they are considered irresponsible and immoral. Thus, many of the women also have to give up their profession and jobs and get completely dependent on the male of their house and family. Women also have to stayunder too much pressure to worsen their efficiency in indoor and outdoor responsibilities and hinder their way towards success. This is a massive injustice against India’s women and a significant hindrance to their success and women empowerment.Another significant barrier to the women empowerment is the mindset of men and other members who hold some authoritative status. Women going out for jobs and seeking an education are also scared of travelling alone in late evenings and at night because of rising crimes and violence against them. Many malesof society also do not leave any opportunity to harass and abuse women and take advantage of them. This is a significant hindrance to women’s empowerment and success.The number of rape cases is also increasing, and women face physical and mental abuses and harassments in offices and other work areas and their homes. Thus they are either forced to leave their jobs or think twice before joining any. This is another barrier to women empowerment and hampers the growth and success of women. Some threats and issues hinder the overall success and growth of women; this is why it isessential to promote women empowerment and ensure better status for women in society.Barriers to Empowerment of Women in India ConclusionUplifting the social, political, and economic status of women in society is essential for women empowerment. All across India, women face various hurdles for their success and are harassed and abused at the hands of men of society. This is also because of their higher dependence on men and inability to have a significant say in decision-making. For empowering women in society, they must haveindependence and the ability to stand on their legs and grasp all the opportunities coming their way. Women empowerment is only possible if women have the guts to fight for their rights and status in Indian society.Women empowerment must be focused on, on a priority basis. This can be ensured effectively by promoting education for women, improving their status socially, politically, and economically, eliminating crime and violence against women, and spreading awareness among men to respect and treat women in a better manner. This article contains an essay on barriers toempowerment of women in India in three categories of word range for helping the students and children of various age groups and meets their diverse needs.。

对待女性的方式英语作文

对待女性的方式英语作文Treating Women with Respect and Equality.In today's society, the topic of how we treat women has gained significant importance. With the rise of feminism and the push for gender equality, it's crucial to reflect on our attitudes and behaviors towards women. This essay aims to explore the various aspects of treating women with respect and equality, and why it is essential for the advancement of society.Firstly, let's delve into the concept of equality. Equality does not merely mean that men and women should have the same rights and opportunities; it also impliesthat they should be treated with the same dignity and respect. This means that women should not be viewed as inferior or as objects to be admired or desired. They are individuals with their own dreams, aspirations, and abilities. Treating women as equals means acknowledging their capabilities and giving them the same opportunitiesto succeed as men.One of the most fundamental ways to treat women with respect is through respectful language. This includes avoiding derogatory or degrading terms that objectify women. Language is a powerful tool.。

第六章走廊内的哭泣

第六章走廊内的哭泣作者：***来源：《疯狂英语·新阅版》2020年第12期玛丽循着走廊尽头的哭泣声找到了她的表亲科林。

首次见面，科林会给玛丽留下怎样的印象？克雷文叔叔为何不在科林身边照顾他？走廊深处的房间里会有怎样的秘密？玛丽和科林还会再次见面吗？1. glimmer /ɡlm（r）/ n. 闪烁的微光2. hunchback /hntbk/ n. 驼背的人3. crossly /krsl/ adv. 愤怒地4. growl /ɡral/ v. 低吼5. monsoon /mnsun/ n. （南亚地区的）雨季The rain began again that night. It beat against the window， waking Mary up. She listened as the wind howled round the house and down her chimney. She tried but could not get back to sleep. “Stupid wind！” she thought.Then she heard another noise. It sounded just like a person lost in the wild and wandering on and on crying. She sat up. She listened for a few minutes and each minute she became more and more sure. It was someone crying！ She tiptoed out of bed and opened her door. The crying was coming from the other side of the house： from the part she wasn't allowed to explore. Taking her candle， she made her way along the corridor， her heart beating so loud that she fancied she could hear it. The faroff faint crying went on and led her and soon Mary came to a door where a glimmer of light spilled into the corridor. She swallowed hard and stepped into a huge room. There was a fire glowing， throwing shadows onto large， handsome furniture， and in a four poster bed a boy about her own age was crying his heart out.The boy had huge， dark eyes that seemed too big for his thin， pale face. When he saw the light from Mary's candle his eyes widened even further， but the crying stopped.“Wh... who are you？” the boy asked，his voice trembling. “Are you a ghost？”“No， no， I'm Mary Lennox. I live here. Who are you？”“I'm Colin.”“Colin？”“Colin Craven. My father is master of this house.”“Oh！” Mary gasped. “I didn't know Mr Craven had a son！”“Well， he does， not that he cares，” Colin sniffed.“That makes us cousins！” Mary said and told him who she was. “Didn't anyone tell you about me？”“No. They probably daren't.”“Why？” Mary asked.“I don't like new people. I don't like being looked at.”“Why not？”Colin wiped the tears from his eyes. “Because I shall have a hunchback like my father any day now. If I live long enough to get a hunchback，that is.”“Why won't you live long enough？”Colin stared at Mary crossly. “Because I am so weak and ill. Isn't it obvious？”“It's not obvious to me. You just look thin and pale. A bit like I did when I came from India. What does your father do to help？”“My father？ My father hates me！” Colin growled. “He hates me because when I was born my mother died. The only time he comes in this room is when he thinks I am asleep！”“How...how old are you？” Mary asked.“Ten.”“The same as me，” Mary replied.The same length of time the secret garden has been locked up， she thought. Mary remembered Martha telling her about the broken swing. Poor Mrs Craven. Dying without ever seeing her baby！“Tell me about India，” Colin said， breaking into Mary's thoughts.So Mary told him about India. About the heat and the monsoons and the elephants and tigers and rajahs. Colin listened until he began to fall asleep. Mary felt tired too. “I am goin g back to my room now，” she said softly.“You must come again，” he told her，his voice far away. “Come again soon.”Activity A Reading for comprehensionⅠ. Understanding the main ideaWrite a summary of Chapter Six with about 50 words. Remember to leave out unnecessary details.Ⅱ. Understanding the charactersPlease fill in the blanks according to the text. （some basic information about Colin and others' attitudes towards him）Ⅲ. Understanding the details1. Why could Colin inspire so much of hardhearted Mary's kindness？2. Why did Uncle Craven dislike Colin and avoid seeing him except when he believes he's asleep？Activity B Reading for writingⅠ. Useful expressions for creating a novelⅡ. Extension taskIf you are an expert on preschool education and you're supposed to comment on the case of Colin Craven and Archibald Craven. Would you approve of the way Archibald treats little Colin， and would you act otherwise if you were him？ Please give a minitalk about this fatherandson issue.。

关于国家之间不同文化的英语作文

关于国家之间不同文化的英语作文The Wonderful World of CulturesHi there! My name is Jamie, and I'm going to tell you all about the amazing cultures around the world. Culture is what makes each country and group of people unique and special. It includes things like traditions, food, clothing, art, music, and more. Isn't that exciting? Let's explore some different cultures together!First, let's talk about India. This country has such a vibrant culture filled with colors, flavors, and celebrations. One of the most famous Indian traditions is Holi, the Festival of Colors. During this festival, people throw bright, vibrant powders at each other, creating a rainbow of joy and laughter. Can you imagine being covered in pink, blue, and yellow powder? How fun! Indian food is also incredibly delicious, with spices like turmeric, cumin, and coriander that make your mouth water. From curry to samosas to naan bread, there are so many tasty treats to try.Next, we'll travel to China, a country with a rich cultural heritage dating back thousands of years. One of the most amazing things about Chinese culture is their traditional clothing called the hanfu. These beautiful garments are made of silk andfeature intricate designs and patterns. They look like something a king or queen would wear! Chinese culture also includes fascinating arts like calligraphy, which is the art of beautiful writing, and martial arts like kung fu. Have you ever seen kung fu movies with people doing incredible jumps and kicks? That's part of Chinese culture!Let's not forget about Mexico, a country known for its vibrant fiestas and delicious cuisine. One of the most popular Mexican traditions is the Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos. During this celebration, people honor their loved ones who have passed away with colorful skulls, marigold flowers, and special bread called pan de muerto. It might sound a little spooky, but it's actually a joyful and meaningful tradition. And oh, the food! Tacos, enchiladas, guacamole – Mexican cuisine is a flavor explosion that will make your taste buds dance.Across the ocean in France, we find a culture that oozes sophistication and romance. The French are known for their exquisite fashion, with designers like Coco Chanel and Christian Dior setting trends that are followed worldwide. French culture also includes incredible art, from the iconic Mona Lisa painting to the beautiful architecture of the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre museum. And let's not forget about the food –croissants, crêpes,and those delectable macarons that come in every color of the rainbow.Now, let's head to Africa, a continent filled with diverse cultures and traditions. One of the most fascinating aspects of African culture is the intricate beadwork and jewelry. In countries like Kenya and Nigeria, beaded necklaces, bracelets, and headdresses are not only beautiful but also hold deep cultural significance. African music is also incredibly rich, with rhythmic drumming and melodic chanting that will make you want to get up and dance.These are just a few examples of the incredible cultures around the world. From the vibrant festivals of India to the delicious cuisine of Mexico, from the sophisticated fashion of France to the intricate beadwork of Africa, each culture has something unique and special to offer.You know, even though we might look different or speak different languages, we're all part of the amazing human family. Learning about each other's cultures helps us understand and appreciate one another. It's like having a big, colorful wardrobe –each culture is a different outfit, and together they create a beautiful, diverse collection.So, let's celebrate and embrace all the wonderful cultures of the world. Try new foods, learn new dances, and appreciate the rich tapestry of traditions that make our planet so amazing. Who knows, maybe you'll discover a new favorite culture or tradition that you'll love forever!。

印度的对妇女暴力行为 Violence Against Women in India 英语作文

Violence Against Women inIndia>Violence Against Women in India Essay:Though comparatively much lesser than other countries, the amount of violence committed against women in India is still high. The force committed against women, mostly by men, takes various forms –sexual assault, molestation, marital abuse, or naturally, household abuse. Whatever be the shape and extent, it is a punishable crime. However, owing to the country’s crooked and lagging judiciary system,often, such crimes go unaddressed. The rates of violence against women keep on increasing.In this segment, we have grouped essays on the topic of Violence against Women in India. It is a common topic for composition among school students, who can get it for their assignments and examinations.Long and Short Essays on Violence against Women in India for Students and Kids in EnglishThe long Essay provided is of 450-500 words; it is beneficial for students in classes 7, 8, 9, and 10. The short Essay of 100-150 words is forstudents in grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Finally, a set of ten lines on the given topic has also been provided.Long Essay on Violence against Women 500 Words in EnglishViolence against women typically means the crimes committed against women of any age, caste, and creed. The crimes can be of any kind; usually, they include murders, abuse, molestation, rape, and infanticide. The number of crimes committed against women in India keeps rising every year. In 2012, the crimes against women in India accounted for 6.4%,which meant in an average within three minutes, a woman fell victim to violence.The crimes against women in India take several forms. Mostly, these crimes result in lifelong trauma or death. Dowry deaths are one such example of a crime committed against Indian women. According to the age-old Indian tradition, the bride’s family is s upposed to reward the groom with a considerable sum of money; this is the concept of dowry.In rural areas, the bride, usually belonging to a poor household, is unable to meet the groom’s high demand for the dowry money. They fail tofulfill and pay the amount the groom asks for. In such cases, often, the bride falls victim to verbal and physical abuse of the groom. The woman is beaten, abused, and regularly molested, for her family’s incapability to fulfill the dowry. Dowry deaths are mostly seen in the rural parts of India and form an accountable part of the crimes committed against women.Rapes and nonconsensual sexual activities form a large portion of the violence committed against Indian women. Statistics reveal that women are the most prone to rare in the Indian subcontinent; it is the most dangerous countryas far as the number of rape cases is concerned. Rape is typically the sexual intercourse carried on with the woman without her consent. As of 2016, 10.9% of the crimes committed against women were for rape. It is indeed true that women are now becoming more aware and open about the topic of rape; they are opening up about their own stories of sexual assault etc. However, the numbers in India keep rising. The perpetrators often go unpunished.Marital rape is yet another prominent example of violence against women. Marital rape is the nonconsensual sexual intercourse carried onbetween a married couple. Husbands often impose and force themselves upon their wives without their consent. This leads to a great deal of abuse and physical molestation committed upon the female body. Women trafficking and forced prostitution are two other kinds of violence to which Indian women victims. Other forms of violence committed against Indian women include child marriage, domestic abuse, sex trafficking, and abduction.Men perpetrate nine out of every ten crimes committed against women; this proves how the origin of crimes against women stems from thedeep-rooted patriarchal ideology in the minds of the Indian men. Their belief that the male is physically superior to the female leads them to force themselves on their female counterparts and inflict pain on the female community. As per the National Crime Records Bureau, 12.7% of the female population in West Bengal reported having been victims of violence, and 11.5% of the same in the state of Andhra Pradesh.Short Essay on Violence against Women in India 150 Words in EnglishThe matter of violence committed against women in India is massive and widespread. Itrequires more attention and adherence than what it already deserves. A decade back, the concern was discussed in elitist groups and beyond the ordinary people’s grasp. However, in recent years, the matter is being addressed more openly due to the advent of technology and widespread education. India is not safe at all for women. Delhi accounts for the highest number of cases of violence against women in India. Although policies and schemes are being carried out to mitigate the matter, the concern seems to grow and double itself with every passing year.10 Lines on Violence against Women in India in EnglishViolence against women encompasses physical, sexual, emotional, and mental abuse inflicted upon women.India is one of the most vulnerable countries when it comes to the number and amounts of crimes committed against their women.A number of crimes account as violence against women in India.Rape accounts for the most number of cases; marital rape and non-marital rape are widespread.The violence is mostly carried on by men.Such high rates of violence against women occur due to the inherent patriarchal mindset of the Indian folks.In addition to rape, girl child abuse, girl-child marriage, and abduction, it also accounts for the crimes that are carried out upon the Indian women.Female infanticide is yet another example.The topic of violence against Indian women is of great concern.The concern should be immediately addressed. The concept of victim-blaming should be stopped, and proper actions should be taken.FAQ’s on Violence against Women in India EssayQuestion 1.Is domestic violence a form of crime against women?Answer:Domestic violence implies the abusive and repressive behavior that one is subjected to due to the existing unequal power dynamic between the members of the household. Domestic violence against women is considered to be a crime because it involves the abuse and repression of the females in the family.Question 2.Is India safe for women?Answer:It is hard to say. India has been identified as the most dangerous country in the world for women. Delhi is considered to be the least safe place for women to live in. Keeping these facts in mind, India is not much favorable for the female community.Question 3.What should be done to mitigate the crimes committed against women?Answer:Violence against women can be prevented via the strict implementation of the laws. The judicial system needs to become more active and effective in bringing justice to the sufferers and victims.。

印度妇女英文

Ⅰ.India women's survival situation1.forcible rapeTalking about India's forcible rape, we have to mention the bus rape. On the evening of December 9, 2012, college student Jodi and her boyfriend, went on anoff-work private bus mistakenly and were attacked by six men, the schoolgirl suffered the gang raped, beaten by iron bars. Later, six men left them on the roadside.Although later three police cars came, the police were busy with figuring out which district the problem belongs to, so as to miss the best rescue time. The girl was later sent to Singapore for a treatment, but died of her severe wounds. This caused serious repercussions in the domestic and the international society.The rate of Indian rape case has grown for eight times in 40 years. India documented rape cases have increased from 2487 in 1971 to 24206 in 2011, a growth rate of 873.3%.2.child wife phenomenonDisplayed by a national health survey in India, 22.6% of the women married before 16, 44.5% of women married between the age of 16-17, 2.6% of women married before the age of 13. The government of India had passed a law against child marriage, but it did not work.3.dedicated religious "sex workers"In India, because of the religious traditions, some girls have to devote their life to sex work in the name of religion. In Bharatpur Town, women of "Nats" caste were originally dance for feudal lords. But with the abolition of the caste system, they lost the sponsors. Having no economic source, these women have to become prostitutes. Sadly, the man of the family lives on the money that earned by his wife worked as a prostitute. This kind of tragedy pass down from generation to generation, the girl will inherit their "prostitute" career of their mothers. The boys will become pimps.4.the dowry systemThe dowry system refers to that before the marriage, the woman needs to pay the man a rich dowry. In the contemporary Indian society, due to insufficient dowries, many brides and women have been murdered. In 1998,6917 women were burned alive, strangled, poisoned or stabbed to death just because husbands’ family didn’t satisfy with the amount of dowry, 41318 women were heinous tortured because of the dowry problem.Ⅱ. analysis of the causes1. discrimination against women leads to the gender imbalance.In India, serious patriarchal thought causes indifference and discrimination towards women. According to statistics, the male female ratio in India is 1000:914. In rural areas, many families in India have the tradition of killing the new born baby girl. At present, if the detection result of pregnant women is a daughter, they will simply abort the fetus.2. the influence of the custom and cultureThe caste system and the religion of India are born together. The code compiled according to the caste system has a variety of constraints for women such as child marriage is good, dowry system, as well as the sacrificial widow system. The caste system seriously restricts the improvement of the social status of Indian women.3. The imperfect lawsIndia law does not distinguish between levels of rape and general sexual harassment. The lack of the law encourages sexual aggression. The Supreme Court of India has admitted to deficiencies of relevant laws in the punishment of rape behavior. It recommends legislation to make adjustment.One important reason for the imperfection of the law is the low administrative efficiency.In India, rape crime judgment takes a very long time because of the slow forensics. Even if suspects are convicted，the penalties are extremely light. Many Indian rape cases were being judged in five or six years later. And the criminals were sentenced to just two to three years commonly.Ⅲ.ways to improve the social status of women in India1. abolish the caste system and decrease the impact of the traditional bad habitsThe Indian government should vigorously advocate the idea of gender equality in the whole society, eliminate women’s pressure cause by public opinion, and allow women to participate in real social life. Only when women are involved can they havea right to speak.2. improve women's own qualityTo improve women's own culture and education level. India needs to expand the breadth and depth of female education, universal their access to education, enable women to grasp more knowledge, in order to better improve their status in the society.3. use female groups to fight for women's rights and interestsIndia exists intrinsic women organizations. Women should give full play to the cooperation ability of these groups, and strive to improve their own social status and equality between men and women.。

印度考虑为妇女保留议会席位一托福阅读机经背景

智课网TOEFL备考资料印度考虑为妇女保留议会席位一托福阅读机经背景A bill to guarantee Indian women a role in national-level politics may come to a vote soon, after being debated and shaped for nearly two decades.为确保印度妇女在全国政坛上占有一席之地的一项法案可能即将进行表决。

在这之前，有关内容的辩论和草拟进行了将近20年之久。

The so-called Women's Reservation Bill would be a first step toward amending India's constitution to reserve one third of the country's parliament seats for women.这项法案被称为女性席次保留法案。

该法案为修正印度宪法以保留议会三分之一席位给妇女迈出了第一步。

Similar quotas are already in place in municipal and local levels around the country. Supporters of implementing a national quota say it would go far in furthering gender equality and women's empowerment.类似的保留名额做法已经在全国的市与地方层级中实施。

支持在全国实施保留名额的人士认为，这种做法将进一步促进性别平等，并赋予印度妇女权力。

Chhavi Rajawat is a sarpanch, or leader, of a local council known as a panchayat in the Indian state, Rajasthan, says the Women's Reservation Bill would address a historical imbalance.拉贾瓦特是拉贾斯坦邦一个村务委员会的领导人。

The Battle for Womens Rights in Saudi Arabia

The Battle for Womens Rights in SaudiArabiaThe battle for women's rights in Saudi Arabia has been a long and arduous one, marked by both progress and setbacks. For decades, women in Saudi Arabia have been fighting for their rights to drive, work, and participate in public life. The restrictive guardianship system, which requires women to obtain permission from a male guardian for everyday activities, has been a major obstacle to genderequality in the country. However, in recent years, there have been significant developments in the fight for women's rights in Saudi Arabia, with the government implementing reforms to improve the status of women in the kingdom. One of the most significant milestones in the battle for women's rights in Saudi Arabia was the lifting of the ban on women driving in 2018. For years, women in Saudi Arabia had been prohibited from driving, a restriction that severely limited their independence and mobility. The decision to lift the ban was a major victory for women's rights activists in the country, who had been campaigning for this change for years. It was a moment of celebration and empowerment for women across Saudi Arabia, as they were finally granted the right to drive and travel freely without relying on male relatives or hired drivers. In addition to the right to drive, there have been other important reforms aimed at improving women's rights in Saudi Arabia. In 2019, the government introduced new laws to protect women from discrimination and ensure equal opportunities in the workplace. These reforms included measures to prevent gender-based discrimination in employment and to promote equal pay for equal work. The government also established a legal framework to protect women from domestic violence, providing them with avenues for seeking protection and justice. Despite these positive developments, the battle for women's rights in Saudi Arabia is far from over. The guardianship system continues to be a major obstacle to gender equality, as it restricts women's freedom and autonomy in their everyday lives. Under this system, women are required to obtain permission from a male guardian, such as a father, husband, or son, for activities like traveling, obtaining a passport, or getting married. This system effectively treats women as legal minors, undermining their rights andagency as individuals. While the government has made some efforts to reform the guardianship system, such as allowing women to obtain their own passports and travel without permission from a male guardian, these changes have been limited in scope and have not fully dismantled the oppressive system. Women's rightsactivists continue to push for the complete abolition of the guardianship system, arguing that it is a fundamental barrier to gender equality and women's full participation in society. The battle for women's rights in Saudi Arabia is also complicated by social and cultural norms that perpetuate gender inequality. Despite the legal reforms implemented by the government, women still face significant social barriers and discrimination in various aspects of their lives. Traditional gender roles and expectations continue to limit women's opportunities and freedoms, particularly in conservative communities where patriarchal attitudes are deeply ingrained. Women who speak out against gender inequality and advocate for their rights often face backlash and resistance from conservative elements in society. They are labeled as troublemakers or even traitors, and may be subjected to harassment, intimidation, and even imprisonment. The government has cracked down on women's rights activists, arresting and detaining several prominentfigures who have been vocal in their advocacy for gender equality. In conclusion, the battle for women's rights in Saudi Arabia is a complex and ongoing struggle that encompasses legal, social, and cultural dimensions. While there have been significant reforms to improve women's rights in the country, such as the lifting of the ban on driving and the introduction of laws to protect women from discrimination, the guardianship system and entrenched gender norms continue to pose significant challenges to gender equality. Women's rights activists in Saudi Arabia continue to push for meaningful change and are met with resistance and repression. The fight for women's rights in Saudi Arabia is far from over, but the resilience and determination of women in the country offer hope for a more equitable and just future.。

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