Which of the following statements is true according to the passage?
A．The number of females having higher education in rich countries is larger than that in developing countries.
B．The number of women with doctor degrees is smaller than that of men.
C．The illiteracy rate of world population has remained unchanged for the past two decades.
D．In emerging countries, girls have almost equal access to elementary and secondary education as boys.

未分类题The article mentions the following gaps between male and female in education over rich countries except that______.A．less females receive PhD degrees than malesB．female scholars are promoted more slowly than their male colleaguesC．men and woman are not equally paid for the same jobD．women tend to focus on majors with less appealing payment prospects

未分类题By comparing education parity to a' cheque in the mail' , Ina Ganguli means that______.A．education parity will not have an immediate financial paybackB．education parity does not necessarily guarantee more women join the workforceC．education parity does not mean male and female stand an equal chance for jobD．the benefits of education parity always come in disguised forms

未分类题In the authors opinion, public libraries in Britain faces a______future.A．bleakB．rosyC．uncertainD．despairing

未分类题Birmingham poured a lot of money into a new library project with an ulterior motive to______.A．create a landmark building as impressive as the Norfolk & Norwich MillenniumB．compensate for the decline of service quality in other librariesC．create an engine of economic development in certain areaD．restore public's enthusiasm in reading books

未分类题According to Paragraph 3, increasing tax rates on cigarettes is not a reasonable way for government to counteract effects of less people smoking because______.A．it will force more people to give up smokingB．it will stimulate people to access cigarettes from alternative channelsC．it can not counter the effects of weak euroD．it can not counter the effects of inflation

未分类题An ordinary Britains New Year resolution is mentioned in Paragraph 1 to______.A．indicate the significant role played by tax in changing the lifestyleB．illustrate that the decline of tax revenue is only short-livedC．stress the benefits of leading a healthy lifestyleD．demonstrate how a healthy lifestyle. may affect the fiscal revenue

未分类题According to the first two paragraphs, foods have been genetically altered to ______.A．taste more deliciousB．cure people's ineffectiveness in immune systemC．promote sales of peanutD．lower the chance to get allergy

未分类题From Paragraph 3, we can know that RNAi ______.A．can deprive cells of certain mechanismB．can protect cells against foreign genetic materialC．can be effective on 34 kinds of genesD．can cause soybean allergies

未分类题The statement 'make your bone marrow turn cold'(Line 3, Para. 1)implies that______.A．the role of peanut is magicalB．Giddings is shocked and worriedC．Giddings is surprisingD．the role of peanut is rare

未分类题According to the last paragraph, which of the following statements is true?A．Genetically modified foods have been supervised by the authority.B．Genetically modified foods have proved to be safe.C．The nonengineered foods absolutely can be contaminated by the engineered foods.D．The engineered foods are immediately profitable for the food companies.

未分类题By saying that 'London has 32 library authorities but just one police authority,' Desmond Clarke means that______.A．the management of London's police system is less professional than that of London's library systemB．the supervision system of London's libraries is more complete than that of London's police systemC．the organizational structure of London's libraries is more complicated than it is necessaryD．the organizational structure of London's libraries is superior to that of London's police system

未分类题现金流量主要由以下几个部分构成()。

未分类题The word 'stagnate' in Paragraph 3 probably means______.A．deterioratingB．indebtingC．flourishingD．stopping developing or advancing

判断题证券投资收益的最大化和投资风险的最小化这两个目标往往是矛盾的。()

未分类题From the first two paragraphs, we learn that______.A．aging brains tend to process more information simultaneouslyB．one becomes forgetful when he gets oldC．older people don't think their brainpower is decliningD．the aged always stress long-term benefit