What is implied about Mr. Manala's event？

A．It has more than five employees. B．Its services are limited to carpet cleaning. C．It provides services to homes and businesses. D．It offered a discount for work done in March.

A．She needs some help. B．She doesn't treat her kid well. C．She asks for leave too many times in a week. D．She is quite lazy.

A.More female economists should get involved. B.It should do justice to female economists studies. C.More attention should be paid to womens rights. D.It should aim at sustainable development.

A．It can make the speaker adjust his speech. B．It can make the speech more informative. C．It may discourage and stop the speaker. D．It may cause the speaker make less eye contact.

A．He is unapologetic about his mistake. B．His speeches are in high demand. C．He enjoys speaking about his books. D．He did not want to speak at the Stinson Auditorium.

A．He regularly ignores road rules. B．He frequently uses Western State Highway. C．He works for the State Highway Authority. D．He owns a black station wagon.

A．It improves the company's image. B．It involves too much documentation. C．It requires more staff than she expected. D．It is important to the company's success.

A．It sent back the first color photographs of the Moon. B．It was powered by solar energy. C．It landed on the far side of the Moon. D．It flew over the Moon"s polar regions. 此题为多项选择题。

A．Overt B．Implied C．Conceptual D．Iconoclastic

A．He is a regular supporter of key environmental causes. B．He is the person who initially proposed the project. C．He wants to raise environmental awareness in the global society. D．He believes his company is making an important investment.

A．He is a competitor of Mr. Anderson. B．He currently works in a restaurant in Devonport. C．He will manage a Viola Coffee outlet. D．He will take over the management of a cafe chain.

A．Bailey was the only child in his family. B．Bailey did not want to go to Tennessee. C．The Misfit was advertising on newspaper. D．The Federal Pen was an organization.

A．It marks the end of Mr. Johnson"s subscription. B．Mr. Richardson plans to extend it to February 2nd. C．It passed 5 days ago. D．It cannot be changed.

A．It recently opened for business. B．It is exclusively for women. C．It is cheaper than its competitors. D．It operates 24 hours a day.

A．Mr. Kenji Yanobe hopes to join the company soon. B．Mr. Kenji Yanobe started his own business. C．Ms. Slyvia Alexander was previously introduced to Mr. Kenji Yanobe. D．Mr. Kenji Yanobe understands more than one language.

A.It has pleasant weather all year round． B.It produces wealth as well as high-tech． C.It is not likely to attract lots of investors and nerds． D.It is an old city with many sites of historical interest．

A．They might know more about the history of Appalachian music than she does. B．They will teach the student to play the banjo. C．They are all music majors. D．Some of them have lived in the Appalachian Mountains. 此题为多项选择题。

A．They are a source of food for insects and spiders． B．Their diet is not restricted to flower nectar． C．They obtain protein from eating flower seeds． D．Their behavior. cannot be explained scientifically．

A.More female economists should get involved. B.It should do justice to female economists studies. C.More attention should be paid to womens rights. D.It should aim at sustainable development.

A．He will contact Ms. Evans later. B．He has a local business. C．He called Ms. Evans in the morning. D．He sells computer products.

A. He has shopped at Fruittisom’s online store B. He has been charged incorrectly for an order C. He has worked for Fruittisom D. He has reported a late delivery