单选题The author suggests that the benefits of women are working _____.Amean that women are able to realize their dreamsBhave been exaggerated in the past few decadesCare shared only by a limited number of womenDwill be better seen in the years to come
单选题
The author suggests that the benefits of women are working _____.
A
mean that women are able to realize their dreams
B
have been exaggerated in the past few decades
C
are shared only by a limited number of women
D
will be better seen in the years to come
参考解析
解析：
第二段第四句说对某些女性来说新的机遇摆在眼前：以前一些只有男性进入的职业为她们打开了大门。职业女性和女性经理人也颇为常见。这些都是就业带来的好处。但第三段却指出对多数女性来说，收入低、地位低却是难以解决的问题，说明女性就业的好处并没有惠及大多数人。
第二段第四句说对某些女性来说新的机遇摆在眼前：以前一些只有男性进入的职业为她们打开了大门。职业女性和女性经理人也颇为常见。这些都是就业带来的好处。但第三段却指出对多数女性来说，收入低、地位低却是难以解决的问题，说明女性就业的好处并没有惠及大多数人。
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