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A．Hollerith was a good businessman B．International Business Machines was the original name of the company Hollerith set up C．Watson was business-minded D．Hollerith&39;s machine found little use in the 1890 census

A．a catalogue may show you what a company is selling B．it is easier and more enjoyable to shop around stores C．you can set up your own shop with a catalogue

A．some artists' paintings were beautiful, so they were masterpieces B．only art experts could judge they were masterpieces or not, though ugly C．the artists mentioned above were not really art masters. D．some of them were art masters, while others were not.

A．much more complex than B．much more simpler than C．much more beautiful D．the same as

A．hardware configurations are the same B．most computers at present don&39;t support Fortran, Pascal, Lisp, etc. C．application programmers prefer more architectural transparency D．the author doesn&39;t want to develop machine-dependent programming environment

A.Ms Lessing"s writing career took off in her twenties. B.The Golden Notebook was about Ms Lessing’s broken marriage life C.Ms Lessing’s books are involved in social and political issues of her time D.The failure of Ms Lessing’s marriage was due to her devotion to career

A．liked new shoes very much B．Loved his mother best C．liked the park

A、Win 2000 retains few features of the NT 4.0 B、Win 2000 differs a lot from the NT 4.0 C、Win 2000 is the same as the Windows version NT 5.0 D、NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 have almost the same characteristics

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．Iran has the technology of producing Scud missile B．some countries could send long-range missile right after they decide to do so C．Iraq can not become a missile threat to America now D．both A and C

A．a popular TV reporter B．a TV reporter few people know C．a TV reporter ordinary people don't like D．an unknown TV reporter

A．preferred literature to linguistics. B．used to live in the outskirts of the city. C．didn't like reading writers like Updike. D．didn't get along well with her roommates.

A．like willow trees B．enjoy eating fallen leaves C．talk to caterpillars D．send a special vapor

A．temperatures can go from o to 80 degrees B．is snows throughout the year except for summer C．thunderstorms can be seen throughout the year D．it is more windy and rainy in the spring

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．rocky eminences B．high and flat C．low and sandy D．high and sandy

A．American businessmen do things more quickly than Japanese ones B．American businessmen like to say "Yes" and "No" C．Americans usually say what they are thinking D．Americans do not express themselves clearly

A．Panama was ruled by three countries for 400 years B．The United States controlled the Panama Canal for 22 years C．The Panama Canal means a great deal to Panama's economy D．Panama is the smallest county in Central America

A．has a Navajo mother and a white father. B．has lifted ideas from other literary works. C．has been suffering from visionary seizures. D．has told a story of his own experience.

A．fat cells. B．metabolic syndrome. C．cardiovascular disease. D．bloodstream fats.

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