Andrew was determined to ______ a computer career after graduation.

Questions are based on the following passage．

The ranks of the over 65s grew by 1.4m over the past decade．But old age will not be kind to all of them．One in three will develop dementia （痴呆）， around one in six will end up in a nursing or care home and nearly half will need some forms of care．Few will have laid plans to pay for it．

Knowing the dilemma of elderly voters， the government is moving to change that．Next year it will put ￡ 72，000 on the sum that a person will have to pay towards care．and will raise the means-testing threshold （阀值） from ￡ 23，250 to ￡118，000．

The government had hoped that this reform. would not just relieve elderly nerves but also stimulate an insurance market for end-of-life care．Unfortunately， that is not happening．

Many people continue to assume， wrongly， that the NHS will pay， says Yvonne Braun from the Association of British Insurers．And most are overly optimistic about their health in old age， underestimating （低估） the risks and costs they will suffer．Joan Costa-Font， from the London School of Economics， adds that the idea of care insurance seems to conflict with social values．A kind of familial moral hazard kicks in， as people fear their children will no longer look after them if they are insured．

Care costs are so hard to predict that insurers tend to protect themselves with big insurance expenses， making insurance difficult to afford．The government"s new policy， which was supposed to sort this out， comes with alarming warnings．It does not include the cost of bed and board， which makes up a large amount of care home costs．It is also up to local authorities to determine which care counts towards the policy， meaning people may end up spending more after all．And the policy is higher than the25，000-50，000 recommended to the government by Andrew Dilnot， an economist who reviewed the market．

From next month much will change for retirees， as the government drops the requirement to buy annuities with private pension pots．The government hopes that people will use the new flexibility to plan for their old age， including the possibility that their final years will be spent in a nursing home rather than on the Costa del Sol．

What is the government‘s objective in the reform？ 查看材料

A.To help make plans to pay for care．

B.To ease elderly worries and promote the insurance market．

C.To seek votes from elderly voters．

D.To reduce the costs in a nursing home．

A．What team does Andrew Luck play for

B．What injury did Andrew Luck get

C．How did Andrew Luck shock the sports worl

D．How old is Andrew Luck

A.with

B.by

C.to

D.against

A.从本地管理员组中移去Andrew的帐户，把他的账户添加到本地高级用户帐户组中

B.要求域管理员在域的组策略中移去“在DNS域中禁止使用因特网连接防火墙”

C.建议Andrew在他的电脑上禁止因特网连接共享发现和控制。建议Andrew删除再重新建立拨号连接

D.建议Andrew删除再重新建立拨号连接，建议Andrew使用因特网连接共享来共享拨号连接

Andrew received an award______his outstanding achievement.

A．for

B．in

C．with

D．to

(b) (i) Advise Andrew of the income tax (IT) and capital gains tax (CGT) reliefs available on his investment in

the ordinary share capital of Scalar Limited, together with any conditions which need to be satisfied.

Your answer should clearly identify any steps that should be taken by Andrew and the other investors

to obtain the maximum relief. (13 marks)

A.indicating

B.to indicate

C.indicated

D.dictating

A.Andrew

B.Android

C.Andros

D.Atradius