阅读李淑云《礼物》，完成后面问题。
        ①灯光很暗，女儿在母亲的床边站了一会儿，然后轻轻地把一个包装很精致的工艺品盒放在母亲的身边。
        ②那是女儿送给母亲的生日礼物。母亲依旧香甜地睡着，不时地发出轻微的酣声，借着不很明亮的灯光，女儿发现母亲又瘦了许多。
        ③挂钟轻轻地敲了几下，女儿便背起了书包和画夹，蹑手蹑脚地退出了房门。
天边还没有露出鱼肚白，朦朦胧胧的月色里，小星星还在不停地眨着眼，借着月光，女儿欢快地朝一所很远的学校走去。
        ④那是一所新校舍。是一幢很高很高的大楼。尽管路途遥远，但那是女儿心中向往已久的艺术殿堂。
        ⑤没入学那会儿，女儿常常做梦。梦见高耸的大楼和大楼里辉煌的一切。接到录取通知书的那天，女儿高兴地依偎在母亲的怀里，母亲欣喜地流了泪。可是，入学要交纳1万元，建校费，1万元呀，到哪去弄呢？
       ⑥入学的日子一天天地逼近，女儿也在这忐忑不安的焦灼中等待。
       ⑦终于有一天，母亲颤抖着双手把一叠大小不一的纸币小山似地堆在了女儿的面前，数数，整整1万元人民币。
       ⑧母亲病倒了。夜里不断剧烈地咳嗽。失去光泽的面孔，常常现出疲惫不堪的样子。在女儿的眼里，母亲好久没有睡上一个完整的觉了。母亲不很老，却有了白发。女儿流泪了，她在心里暗暗发誓，有朝一日，一定要加倍回报母亲的爱！
        ⑨放学归来的路上，女儿一脸的阳光灿烂，思绪里不断勾勒着母亲看见她的礼物时欣喜、激动的样子。要知道，这件小小的礼物是她用画笔辛勤勾勒了近一个月才换来的。为了买下它，女儿在那家工艺品店的橱窗前踌躇过多次。女儿特别欣赏雕像中的女孩和女孩旁慈祥的母亲，仿佛那就是她与母亲的化身。
        ⑩推开房门，女儿呆住了。母亲眼角挂着泪痕，脸上现出难以掩饰的失望与愠怒。她刚想问，就见母亲转身从里屋捧出那个包装很精致的盒，走到女儿身边，“慧慧，你怎么学会乱花钱啦，看看你买的是什么玩艺儿，袒胸露背的，连件衣服都没穿，多寒碜人哪。”？“妈，这是一座母女雕像，是送给您的……”“好了，好了，就算是你有这份孝心，可买这能顶什么用啊，怎么摆得出呀！”母亲把工艺品盒朝女儿怀里一推，“去，跟人家好好说说，退了吧。”“不，我不退。”“那就换成别的什么吧，袜子或手套都行。”母亲说完，扎上围裙进了厨房。女儿愣愣地站着没动，随着一声很清脆的响声，工艺品盒重重地滑落在地。望着支离破碎的母女雕像，两行泪水终于从女儿的脸上流落下来。

古代中国有诗云，“昼出耕田夜绩麻（‘绩麻’意为把麻搓成线），村庄儿女各当家。”这反映了（    ）

资本主义制度经历了建立发展、调整完善的过程，并由大西洋沿岸逐步扩展到全世界。阅读下列材料，回答问题。

材料一  2016年，英国女王伊丽莎白二世迎来90大寿，时任英国首相的卡梅伦率领下议院几百名国会议员向女王祝寿，称女王是“英国的精神基石”。

材料二

材料三  从客观上说，1861年改革使俄国走上了发展资本主义的道路，但俄国的资本主义经济发展仍然相当缓慢……

材料四  在面临分裂时，林肯对南方叛乱势力说：“我们不是敌人，是朋友。我们友情的纽带或会因我们情绪激动而崩溃，但绝不会折断！”林肯用两部法律文件扭转了战局、善待败军之将士，内战持续四年，没有留下内战创伤、民族裂痕。

材料五  当日本在19世纪中叶开始面临西方资本主义国家的侵略威胁时，能够以这些国家为榜样，顺利地实现了本国的社会变革……

——《世界史·近代史稿》

    Kevin sat at the desk in his study, pencil in hand. He had to write a story for his English class by Friday. “I don't know what to1,” he complained to his dog, who was asleep at his feet. Kevin was talkative when speaking to his friends, yet he had2finding words he had to write.

    By bedtime Kevin had drawn a picture of his dog smiling. He had drawn a tree with its branches(树枝) blowing in a high wind. He had also written a3asking his friend to go to the movies on Saturday.4he had not written a single word of his story.

    On Wednesday, Mrs Scott, Kevin's English teacher, asked the class to5the first draft() of their stories. Kevin had to turn in the only work that he had—the page with his name, the6, and the note.

    Kevin wasn't7when Mrs Scott asked him to stay after class the next day. But he was surprised by what8said to him. “Kevin, this is a fantastic story—the dog, the movie, the tree in the9. I can't wait to find out how they all fit together. I think you have the idea of a story there. Look at your note and the pictures and try to see10a story comes to you.”

    That night Kevin sat at his desk, and this was what he wrote: “One Saturday Tom went to meet his friend at the11. It looked as if it might rain, so Tom12his umbrella. Suddenly a big storm blew in. The noise of the wind13like Tom's dog Spotty. Spotty really hated storms and barked whenever he wanted to be let inside. Then Tom saw Spotty running after him down the busy street, barking. The sound was full of blame(责备). Tom felt14because he had left Spotty outside. He turned and headed home with Spotty. Tom let Spotty in the door just and the rain started to pour down.”

    Kevin had a story after all. The last thing he did was to write his name15at the top of the page.