单项选择题

When Katherine Goldstein was (47) up in the suburbs of Washington, D. C. , her mom, an artist, was usually home waiting for her after school. Goldstein, now twenty six, is (48) that her mother was around. But she plans to do things (49) . A recent graduate of Harvard Law School, Goldstein works as a clerk for a circuit court judge in Cleveland and is engaged to be married in October. "I (50) having a full-time job and children as an eventuality and a (51) ," she says. Already she is (52) what it will take to combine a law career with raising a family. Her (53) : tackle the more (54) facets of her profession--like trial law--now, before she starts having kids. That way, "I can transition to a more family-friendly role when I have children," she explains. She has been deeply (55) by one of her "mentors," a law partner in her mid 30s who recently gave birth to her first child. "She told me that when she dies, she just wants to say that she was a good wife and mother," says Goldstein "It’’s less important to her to become a (56) judge or a fearsome trial lawyer. I find that advice really useful." WORD BANK A) bringing I) reality B) view J) scene C) totally K) growing D) calculation L) influenced E) provincial M) differently F) federal N) anticipating G) demanding O) grateful H) career