【T7】
A.ACCOMMODATE
B.IN
C.TRANSFER A.EARLY STATESMEN STRONGLY BELIEVED【T7】______PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
B.TO【T8】______THEMSELVES TO CHANGE
C.THE MERGER OR ACQUISITION WAS TO【T9】______CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF AN ALREADY SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE TO A NEW GROUP THE UNITED STATES IS OFTEN CONSIDERED A YOUNG NATION, BUT IN FACT IT IS NEXT TO THE OLDEST CONTINUOUS GOVERNMENT IN THE WORLD, AND THE REASON IS THAT ITS PEOPLE HAVE ALWAYSBEEN WILLING【T10】______.IT SHOULD BE REALIZED, HOWEVER, THAT SHARING BENEFITS OF OURACHIEVEMENTS WAS THE RESULT OF TRIAL AND ERROR.UNPRINCIPLED BUSINESSMEN HAD FIRST TO BE RESTRAINED BY GOVERNMENT BEFORE THEY CAME TO LEARN THAT THEY MUST SERVE THE GENERAL GOODIN PURSUING THEIR ECONOMIC INTERESTS.THUS, ALTHOUGH【T11】______, THEY CHOSE TO MAKETHE POST OFFICE A GOVERNMENT MONOPOLY AND TO GIVE THE SCHOOLS TO PUBLIC OWNERSHIP.SINCE THEN, GOVERNMENT HAS BROADENED ITS ACTIVITIES IN MANY WAYS INCLUDING PREVENTING MONOPO-LIES FROM TAKING OVER THE ECONOMY. INCREASED GROWTH BY ACQUISITION BY OUR LARGEST CORPORATIONS HAS RESULTED IN A SITUATION WHERE VIRTUALLY INDEPENDENT ECONOMIC GIANTS WILL DOMINATE THE AMERICAN ECONOMY. GROWTH OF THESE VAST CORPORATE STRUCTURES, EVEN THOUGH ACCOMPANIED BY AN INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF MUCH SMALLER AND LESS POWERFUL COMPANIES THAT OPERATE UNDER THEIR CONTROL, FORETELLS THE CREATION OF MONOPOLY—LIKE STRUCTURES THROUGHOUT AMERICAN BUSINESS.IN GENERAL, THE MAJOR ACQUISITIONS BY THE SAMPLE COMPANIES WERE CORPORATE ORGANIZATIONS THAT WERE PROFITABLE AND SUCCESSFUL BEFORE ACQUISITIO
N.THE MAIN EFFECT OF【T12】______.PROFITABILITY RATIOS INDICATE THAT, IN MOST INSTANCES, THE ACQUIRED COMPANIES OPERATED LESS EFFICIENTLY AFTER ACQUISITIO
N.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T5】A.WITH B.THAT C.THOUGH A.A TREMENDOUS IMPRESSION HAD BEEN MADE UPON ME AS【T1】______I HAD RUN INTO A PERSON B.MIXING【T2】_______THE SOFT-COAL SMOKE C.IT WAS【T3】______MY EYES EVENTUALLY CAME TO REST UPON THE DOLL TODAY IS THE ANNIVERSARY OF THAT AFTERNOON IN APRIL A YEAR AGO THAT I FIRST SAW THE STRANGE AND APPEALING DOLL IN THE WINDOW OF ABE SHEFTEL'S TOY SHOP ON THIRD AVENUE NEAR FIFTEENTH STREET, JUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM MY OFFICE, WHERE THE PLATE ON THE DOOR READS:DR.SAMUEL AMORY.I REMEMBER JUST HOW IT WAS THAT DAY:THE FIRST HINT OF SPRING FLOATED ACROSS THE EAST RIVER,【T4】______FROM THE FACTORIES AND THE STREET SMELLS OF THE POOR NEIGHBORHOOD. AS I TURNED THE CORNER ON MY WAY TO WORK AND CAME TO SHEFTEL'S, I WAS MADE ONCE MORE AWARE OF THE POOR COLLECTION OF TOYS IN THE DUSTY WINDOW, AND I REMEMBERED THE APPROACHING BIRTHDAY OF A SMALL NIECE OF MINE IN CLEVELAND, TO WHOM I WAS IN THE HABIT OF SENDING MODEST GIFTS.THEREFORE, I STOPPED AND EXAMINED THE WINDOW TO SEE IF THERE MIGHT BE ANYTHING SUITABLE, AND LOOKED AT THE CONFUSING COLLECTION OF UNAPPEALING OBJECTS—A RED TOY FIRE ENGINE, SOME LEAD SOLDIERS, CHEAP BASEBALLS, BOTTLES OF INK, PENS, YELLOWED ENVELOPES, AND ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SOFT DRINKS.AND THUS【T5】______STORED AWAY IN ONE CORNER, A DOLL WITH THE STRANGEST, MOST CHARMING EXPRESSION ON HER FACE.I COULD NOT WHOLLY MAKE HER OUT, DUE TO THE SHADOWS AND THE FILM OF DUST THROUGH WHICH I WAS LOOKING, BUT I WAS AWARE THAT【T6】______, AS ONE DOES SOMETIMES WITH A STRANGER, WITH WHOSE PERSONALITY ONE IS DEEPLY IMPRESSED.

未分类题【T20】A.MINIMIZES LATENESS AND ABSENTEEISM B.START TELECOMMUTING PROGRAMS TELECOMMUTING C.REALITIES AND POPULAR IMAGES D.TO THE QUIET ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS A.ENCOURAGING COMPANIES TO【T13】______ IN ORDER TO REDUCE RUSH-HOUR TRAFFIC AND IMPROVE AIR QUALITY B.A COMPUTER PROGRAMMER FROM NEW YORK CITY MOVES【T14】______ C.AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN【T15】______ D.TELECOMMUTING HELPS KEEP HIGH PERFORMERS ON BOARD,【T16】______BY ELIMINATING COMMUTERS, ALLOWS PERIODS OF SOLITUDE FOR HIGH-CONCENTRATION TASKS TELECOMMUTING—SUBSTITUTING THE COMPUTER FOR THE TRIP TO THE JOB—HAS BEEN HAILED AS A SOLUTION TO ALL KINDS OF PROBLEMS RELATED TO OFFICE WORK.FOR WORKERS IT PROMISES FREEDOM FROM THE OFFICE, LESS TIME WASTED IN TRAFFIC, AND HELP WITH CHILD-CARE CONFLICTS.FOR MANAGEMENT,【T17】______,AND PROVIDES SCHEDULING FLEXIBILITY.IN SOME AREAS, SUCH AS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ARE【T18】______. BUT THESE BENEFITS DO NOT COME EASILY.MAKING A TELECOMMUTING PROGRAM WORK REQUIRESCAREFUL PLANNING AND【T19】______.MANY WORKERS ARE SEDUCED BY ROSY ILLUSIONS OF LIFE ASA TELECOMMUTER.【T20】______AND STAYS IN CONTACT WITH HER OFFICE VIA COMPUTER.A MANAGER COMES IN TO HIS OFFICE THREE DAYS A WEEK AND WORKS AT HOME THE OTHER TWO.AN ACCOUNTANT STAYS HOME TO CARE FOR HER SICK CHILD; SHE HOOKS UP HER TELEPHONE MODEM CONNECTIONS AND DOES OFFICE WORK BETWEEN CALLS TO THE DOCTOR.

未分类题【T3】A.ACCESS B.WHETHER C.ON A.GIVING REPORTERS【T1】______TO MORE INFORMATION AND THEIR READERS A CHANCE B.IT PROVIDES PEOPLE FAST ACCESS TO NEWS AND A CHANCE TO COMMENT【T2】______IT C.【T3】______IT'S RIGHT OR WRONG 'BUT THE GREATEST POTENTIAL FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS STILL IN THE FUTURE,' STEVEN CASE, CHAIRMAN OF AMERICA ONLINE, TOLD A RECENT MEETING ON JOURNALISM AND THE INTERNET SPONSORED BY THE FREEDOM FORUM (论坛).HOWEVER, SOME OTHER EXPERTS OFTEN SAY THE NEWTECHNOLOGY OF COMPUTERS IS CHANGING THE FACE OF JOURNALISM,【T4】_______TO ASK QUESTIONSAND TURN TO DIFFERENT SOURCES. 'YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY A NEWSPAPER AND BE CONFINED TO THE FOUR CORNERS OF THAT PAPER ANY MORE,' SAM MEDDIS, ONLINE TECHNOLOGY EDITOR AT USA TODAY, OBSERVED ABOUT THE VARIETY OF INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO COMPUTER USERS. BUT THE EXPERTS NOTED THE EASY ACCESS TO THE INTERNET ALSO MEANS ANYONE CAN POST INFORMATION FOR OTHERS TO SEE.'ANYONE CAN SAY ANYTHING THEY WANT,【T5】_______,' SAIDCASE.READERS HAVE TO DETERMINE FOR THEMSELVES WHO TO TRUST.'IN A WORLD OF ALMOST INFINITE VOICES, RESPECTED JOURNALISTS AND RESPECTED BRAND NAMES WILL PROBABLY BECOME MORE IMPORTANT, NOT LESS,' CASE SAID. 'THE INTERNET TODAY IS ABOUT WHERE RADIO WAS 80 YEARS AGO, OR TELEVISION 50 YEARS AGO OR CABLE 25 YEARS AGO,' HE SAID.BUT IT IS GROWING RAPIDLY BECAUSE【T6】______.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T8】A.WITH B.BUT C.PROTECTION A.IT USUALLY GIVES INADEQUATE【T7】_______FROM THE WEATHER B.NOT ONLY IN SOME DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WHERE BICYCLES ARE MAJOR MEANS OF PEOPLE AND GOODS,【T8】______IN A FEW RICHER TOWNS SUCH AS AMSTERDAM IN HOLLAND AND CAMBRIDGE IN ENGLAND C.THEY MIGHT BE MOVEMENTS ASSOCIATED【T9】_______WORK THERE IS A RANGE OF ACTIVITIES WHICH REQUIRE MOVEMENTS OF ABOUT ONE TO FOUR OR FIVE MILES.THESE MIGHT BE LEISURE ACTIVITIES, SUCH AS MOVING FROM HOME TO SWIMMING POOL, TENNIS CLUB, THE THEATER OR OTHER CULTURAL CENTERS, OR TO A SECONDARY OR MORE ADVANCED SCHOOL; OR【T10】______AND SHOPPING IN THE CENTRAL AREAS OF CITIES. THE USE OF CARS CAPABLE OF CARRYING FIVE PEOPLE AT 80 MPH FOR SATISFYING THESE NEEDS IS WASTEFUL OF SPACE AND MOST PRODUCTIVE OF DISTURBANCE TO OTHER ROAD USERS.THE USE OF THE BICYCLE, OR SOME MORE MODERN DERIVATIVE OF IT, IS PROBABLY WORTH MORE CONSIDERATION THAN HAS RECENTLY BEEN GIVEN TO IT.THE BICYCLE ITSELF IS A REMARKABLY EFFICIENT AND SIMPLE DEVICE FOR USING HUMAN MUSCULAR ENERGY FOR TRANSPORTATION.IN PURE ENERGY TERMS, IT IS FOUR TO FIVE TIMES AS EFFICIENT AS WALKING, EVEN THOUGH HUMAN WALKING ITSELF IS TWICE AS EFFICIENT AS THE MOVEMENT OF EFFECTIVE ANIMALS SUCH AS DOGS OR GULLS.IT IS STILL WIDELY USED,【T11】______. 【T12】______, IS NOT VERY SUITABLE FOR CARRYING GOODS, AND DEMANDS CONSIDERABLE MUSCULARWORK TO MAKE PROGRESS AGAINST WIND OR UPHILL.IT ALSO OFFERS ITS RIDER NO PROTECTION AGAINST COLLISIONS WITH OTHER VEHICLES.ALL THESE DIFFICULTIES COULD, HOWEVER, BE GREATLY ELIMINATED, IF NOT REMOVED, WITH RELATIVELY SMALL CHANGES IN DESIGN THE WHOLE MACHINE COULD BE ENCLOSED IN A PLASTIC BUBBLE WHICH WOULD PROVIDE SOME PROTECTION IN CASE OF ACCIDENTS.IT WOULD BE EASY TO ADD A SMALL PETROL OR ELECTRIC MOTOR.A WIDE VARIETY OF DESIGNS WOULD BE POSSIBLE.AS IN ROWING, WE MIGHT EMPLOY THE POWER OF THE ARMS OR THE GENERAL BODY MUSCULATURE, AS WELL AS THOSE OF THE LEGS; MORE MUSCULAR EXERCISE WOULD BE GOOD FOR THE HEALTH OF MANY PEOPLE IN CITIES, AND A WIDE USE OF BICYCLE LIKE MUSCLE-POWERED VEHICLES WOULD BE A USEFUL WAY TO ENSURE THIS.IT COULD ALSO PROVIDE AMPLE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SHOWING OFF BY THE YOUNG AND VIGOROUS.此题为多项选择题。

未分类题【T10】A.WITH B.BUT C.PROTECTION A.IT USUALLY GIVES INADEQUATE【T7】_______FROM THE WEATHER B.NOT ONLY IN SOME DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WHERE BICYCLES ARE MAJOR MEANS OF PEOPLE AND GOODS,【T8】______IN A FEW RICHER TOWNS SUCH AS AMSTERDAM IN HOLLAND AND CAMBRIDGE IN ENGLAND C.THEY MIGHT BE MOVEMENTS ASSOCIATED【T9】_______WORK THERE IS A RANGE OF ACTIVITIES WHICH REQUIRE MOVEMENTS OF ABOUT ONE TO FOUR OR FIVE MILES.THESE MIGHT BE LEISURE ACTIVITIES, SUCH AS MOVING FROM HOME TO SWIMMING POOL, TENNIS CLUB, THE THEATER OR OTHER CULTURAL CENTERS, OR TO A SECONDARY OR MORE ADVANCED SCHOOL; OR【T10】______AND SHOPPING IN THE CENTRAL AREAS OF CITIES. THE USE OF CARS CAPABLE OF CARRYING FIVE PEOPLE AT 80 MPH FOR SATISFYING THESE NEEDS IS WASTEFUL OF SPACE AND MOST PRODUCTIVE OF DISTURBANCE TO OTHER ROAD USERS.THE USE OF THE BICYCLE, OR SOME MORE MODERN DERIVATIVE OF IT, IS PROBABLY WORTH MORE CONSIDERATION THAN HAS RECENTLY BEEN GIVEN TO IT.THE BICYCLE ITSELF IS A REMARKABLY EFFICIENT AND SIMPLE DEVICE FOR USING HUMAN MUSCULAR ENERGY FOR TRANSPORTATION.IN PURE ENERGY TERMS, IT IS FOUR TO FIVE TIMES AS EFFICIENT AS WALKING, EVEN THOUGH HUMAN WALKING ITSELF IS TWICE AS EFFICIENT AS THE MOVEMENT OF EFFECTIVE ANIMALS SUCH AS DOGS OR GULLS.IT IS STILL WIDELY USED,【T11】______. 【T12】______, IS NOT VERY SUITABLE FOR CARRYING GOODS, AND DEMANDS CONSIDERABLE MUSCULARWORK TO MAKE PROGRESS AGAINST WIND OR UPHILL.IT ALSO OFFERS ITS RIDER NO PROTECTION AGAINST COLLISIONS WITH OTHER VEHICLES.ALL THESE DIFFICULTIES COULD, HOWEVER, BE GREATLY ELIMINATED, IF NOT REMOVED, WITH RELATIVELY SMALL CHANGES IN DESIGN THE WHOLE MACHINE COULD BE ENCLOSED IN A PLASTIC BUBBLE WHICH WOULD PROVIDE SOME PROTECTION IN CASE OF ACCIDENTS.IT WOULD BE EASY TO ADD A SMALL PETROL OR ELECTRIC MOTOR.A WIDE VARIETY OF DESIGNS WOULD BE POSSIBLE.AS IN ROWING, WE MIGHT EMPLOY THE POWER OF THE ARMS OR THE GENERAL BODY MUSCULATURE, AS WELL AS THOSE OF THE LEGS; MORE MUSCULAR EXERCISE WOULD BE GOOD FOR THE HEALTH OF MANY PEOPLE IN CITIES, AND A WIDE USE OF BICYCLE LIKE MUSCLE-POWERED VEHICLES WOULD BE A USEFUL WAY TO ENSURE THIS.IT COULD ALSO PROVIDE AMPLE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SHOWING OFF BY THE YOUNG AND VIGOROUS.

未分类题【T12】A.INFLATION B.SHORT C.UP TO A.PREVIOUS SHOCKS RESULTED IN DOUBLE-DIGIT【T7】______AND GLOBAL ECONOMIC DECLINE B.TAXES ACCOUNT FOR【T8】______FOUR-FIFTHS OF THE RETAIL PRICE C.PUSH THE PRICE HIGHER STILL IN THE【T9】______TERM COULD THE BAD OLD DAYS OF ECONOMIC DECLINE BE ABOUT TO RETURN? SINCE OPEC AGREED TO SUPPLY-CUTS IN MARCH, THE PRICE OF CRUDE OIL HAS JUMPED TO ALMOST $ 26 A BARREL, UP FROM LESS THAN $ 10 LAST DECEMBER.THIS NEAR-TRIPLING OF OIL PRICES CALLS UP SCARY MEMORIES OF THE 1973 OIL SHOCK, WHEN PRICES QUADRUPLED, AND 1979—1980, WHEN THEY ALSO ALMOST TRIPLED.BOTH【T10】______.SO WHERE ARE THE HEADLINES WARNING OF GLOOM AND DOOM THIS TIME? THE OIL PRICE WAS GIVEN ANOTHER PUSH UP THIS WEEK WHEN IRAQ SUSPENDED OIL EXPORTS.STRENGTHENING ECONOMIC GROWTH, AT THE SAME TIME AS WINTER GRIPS THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE, COULD【T11】______. YET THERE ARE GOOD REASONS TO EXPECT THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES NOW TO BE LESS SEVERE THAN IN THE 1970S.IN MOST COUNTRIES THE COST OF CRUDE OIL NOW ACCOUNTS FOR A SMALLER SHAREOF THE PRICE OF PETROL THAN IT DID IN THE 1970S.IN EUROPE,【T12】_______, SO EVEN QUITE BIGCHANGES IN THE PRICE OF CRUDE HAVE A MORE MUTED EFFECT ON PUMP PRICES THAN IN THE PAST.

未分类题【T11】A.INFLATION B.SHORT C.UP TO A.PREVIOUS SHOCKS RESULTED IN DOUBLE-DIGIT【T7】______AND GLOBAL ECONOMIC DECLINE B.TAXES ACCOUNT FOR【T8】______FOUR-FIFTHS OF THE RETAIL PRICE C.PUSH THE PRICE HIGHER STILL IN THE【T9】______TERM COULD THE BAD OLD DAYS OF ECONOMIC DECLINE BE ABOUT TO RETURN? SINCE OPEC AGREED TO SUPPLY-CUTS IN MARCH, THE PRICE OF CRUDE OIL HAS JUMPED TO ALMOST $ 26 A BARREL, UP FROM LESS THAN $ 10 LAST DECEMBER.THIS NEAR-TRIPLING OF OIL PRICES CALLS UP SCARY MEMORIES OF THE 1973 OIL SHOCK, WHEN PRICES QUADRUPLED, AND 1979—1980, WHEN THEY ALSO ALMOST TRIPLED.BOTH【T10】______.SO WHERE ARE THE HEADLINES WARNING OF GLOOM AND DOOM THIS TIME? THE OIL PRICE WAS GIVEN ANOTHER PUSH UP THIS WEEK WHEN IRAQ SUSPENDED OIL EXPORTS.STRENGTHENING ECONOMIC GROWTH, AT THE SAME TIME AS WINTER GRIPS THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE, COULD【T11】______. YET THERE ARE GOOD REASONS TO EXPECT THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES NOW TO BE LESS SEVERE THAN IN THE 1970S.IN MOST COUNTRIES THE COST OF CRUDE OIL NOW ACCOUNTS FOR A SMALLER SHAREOF THE PRICE OF PETROL THAN IT DID IN THE 1970S.IN EUROPE,【T12】_______, SO EVEN QUITE BIGCHANGES IN THE PRICE OF CRUDE HAVE A MORE MUTED EFFECT ON PUMP PRICES THAN IN THE PAST.

未分类题【T14】A.SEEKS TO B.A HARMFUL ONE C.HASTEN DEATH D.AS LONG AS A.HOW MEDICINE【T13】_______RELIEVE DYING PATIENTS OF PAIN AND SUFFERING B.YOU CAN RISK YOUR PATIENT'S SUICIDE【T14】______YOU DON'T INTEND THEIR SUICIDE. C.IF THAT MIGHT【T15】______ D.A GOOD ONE THAT IS INTENDED AND【T16】______THAT IS FORESEEN THE SUPREME COURT'S DECISIONS ON PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE CARRY IMPORTANT IMPLICATIONS FOR【T17】______. ALTHOUGH IT RULED THAT THERE IS NO CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE, THE COURT IN EFFECT SUPPORTED THE MEDICAL PRINCIPLE OF 'DOUBLE EFFECT', A CENTURIES-OLD MORALPRINCIPLE HOLDING THAT AN ACTION HAVING TWO EFFECTS—【T18】______—IS PERMISSIBLE IF THEACTOR INTENDS ONLY THE GOOD EFFECT. DOCTORS HAVE USED THAT PRINCIPLE IN RECENT YEARS TO JUSTIFY USING HIGH DOSES OF MORPHINE TO CONTROL TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS' PAIN, EVEN THOUGH INCREASING DOSAGES WILL EVENTUALLY KILL THE PATIENT. NANCY DUBLER, DIRECTOR OF MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER, CONTENDS THAT THE PRINCIPLE WILL SHIELD DOCTORS WHO 'UNTIL NOW HAVE VERY, VERY STRONGLY INSISTED THAT THEY COULD NOT GIVE PATIENTS SUFFICIENT MEDIATION TO CONTROL THEIR PAIN【T19】______.' GEORGE ANNAS, CHAIR OF THE HEALTH LAW DEPARTMENT AT BOSTON UNIVERSITY, MAINTAINS THAT, AS LONG AS A DOCTOR PRESCRIBES A DRUG FOR A LEGITIMATE MEDICAL PURPOSE, THE DOCTOR HAS DONE NOTHING ILLEGAL EVEN IF THE PATIENT USES THE DRUG TO HASTEN DEATH.'IT'S LIKE SURGERY,' HE SAYS, 'WE DON'T CALL THOSE DEATHS HOMICIDES BECAUSE THE DOCTORS DIDN'T INTEND TO KILL THEIR PATIENTS, ALTHOUGH THEY RISKED THEIR DEATH.IF YOU'RE A PHYSICIAN,【T20】______.'此题为多项选择题。