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A . It needs new employees badly． B . It gives quick responses routinely． C . It is a newly established business． D . It is very cautious in decision。makin9．

A．Edward has nothing in the house to eat. B．Edward agrees to go on a picnic tomorrow. C．Edward thinks the weather won't be good for picnic.

A．It's in March. B．Its destination is Rome. C．It's in June. D．Its destination is Greece.

A．He has hurt his uncle severely. B．He benefits a lot from doing exercises. C．He is in good health now.

A．It spread quickly after put in use. B．It didn&39;t become available to the public until 1991. C．It was used as a way to retrieve information at first. D．All of the above.

A．every American cannot have guns B．only soldiers and police can have guns C．every American citizen can own guns D．teachers have no money to buy guns

A．It may help the public enhance political understanding. B．It will be funded and thus controlled by the government. C．It may be a good way to revive serious journalism. D．It will spread liberal values and save serious journalism.

A．The new record of 400 meter in the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships is 44.63 seconds. B．Kerron Clement broke the world record in the 400 meter when he was 19. C．The student says he can win Kerron Clement if he is given ＄ 20. D．Kerron Clement wants to become American because he doesn't like his hometown.

A．He died in the 18th century. B．He has left not only one work to the world. C．The city of Dortmund has many of his works. D．He was the most talented artist in Germany.

A．The insurer can get the coverage if he has an accident. B．Many companies offer discounts on this insurance type. C．It has no difference with the collision. D．The insurer's costs can be covered in a hit-and-run accident.

A．They are much more than neurons. B．They are only support cells. C．They send neural signals. D．They are unique to humans.

A．The woman will go home for dinner. B．The woman won't go to the concert. C．The man and the woman will eat together.

A．They have a positive outlook for the future. B．They remain unaffected by the recession. C．Job prospects for them don't look good. D．Starting salaries for them have increased.

A．The other dogs are afraid of him. B．It eats only cat food. C．It like cats better than dogs.

A．They are hard to please. B．They are nice and moderate. C．They are prone to boastfulness. D．They are modest yet optimistic.

A．The woman has to attend a summer course to graduate. B．The man thinks the woman can earn the credits. C．The woman is begging the man to let her pass the exam. D．The woman is going to graduate from summer school.

A．He is a 63-year-old doctor studying the preventing of cancer. B．He is working at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center and taking part in the trial. C．He is wondering about taking selenium and vitamin E supplements in preventing cancer. D．His ex-brother-in-law was diagnosed to have prostate cancer.

A．We should know more about money itself rather than avoid talking about it B．Money itself can interest us and bring us happiness C．The more money we earn, the more we should know about it D．It is a shame that people talk too much about money