📝 您未登录，本网站登录后完成练习可保存成绩、查看最佳记录。
总字符
0
正确字符
0
错误字符
0
错误率
0.00%
耗时(秒)
0
速度 WPM
0
A) I was taking a few weeks’ break from work over the summer. My family and I—my husband and my sons,
B) I was looking forward to uninterrupted time with my boys. We would spend days by the ocean and take
C) My mother was only trying to be sympathetic to my life as a working mother, but the self-satisfied way
D) The assertion of motherhood as sacrifice comes with a perceived glorification. A woman is expected to
E) When a woman becomes pregnant, she seems to become public property. Perhaps because bearing
F) Written more than 30 years ago, Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale offers a cautionary tale of
G) When we cling to the idea of motherhood as sacrifice, what we really sacrifice is our sense of self, as if it
H) Motherhood is not a sacrifice, but a privilege—one that many of us choose selfishly. At its most
I) By reframing motherhood as a privilege, we redirect agency back to the mother, empowering her,
J) In my experience, when women talk among women, our ambivalence or frustration is rarely about our
K) Calling motherhood “the hardest job in the world” misses the point completely because having and raising
L) The language surrounding child rearing as a job surely derived from caregivers’ and homemakers’ efforts
M) That doesn’t mean we don’t want support—paid parental leave, more flexible working hours, publicly
N) Fathers are rarely, if ever, spoken about in the same way that mothers are. It’s culturally acceptable for
O) Further, with “women” and “family” as go-to cultural corollaries(必然的结果), studies show, terrifyingly,
P) If we start referring to motherhood as the beautiful, messy privilege that it is, and to tending to our
对照上方逐行输入，绿色=正确、红色=错误
⏸ 暂停/继续：点击上方「⏸ 暂停 (F8)」按钮，或按 F8 键（F8 不是打字常用键，不会和输入冲突）；切到别的窗口/标签页会自动暂停计时，回到本页需按 F8 或点击按钮手动继续。暂停期间一旦输入字符会自动恢复计时（防止暂停中偷打字刷成绩）。