In her advisers eyes, Margaret Thatcher was
A．a nightmare.
B．a poor leader.
C．a failure.
D．a savior.

未分类题There is large concentration of ownership today______.A．so the quality standards from them have declinedB．although competition among them has increasedC．but the standards among newsrooms have improved over the yearsD．and this means that the qualifications of reporters is declining

未分类题Who are the kinds of reporters the writer seems to admire most?A．Reporters who are highly trained.B．Reporters who won't sully themselves.C．Reporters who are willing to sacrifice to chase after a story.D．Reporters who know how to sift through a lot of information.

未分类题The text is most likely part of a______.A．news articleB．columnC．research reportD．preface

未分类题The main idea of the second paragraph is______.A．diversity of the workforce has its disadvantagesB．besides new opportunities, the changing workforce also contain challengesC．the low educational levels of immigrants is a challenging problemD．America had better face the problem of declining skills or it will suffer

未分类题The invention of the method of altering childrens behavior. is owing to______.A．the desirable behaviorB．reinforced practiceC．decades of studyD．replacement of unwanted behaviors

未分类题Which of the following is NOT one of the factors affecting the result of changing childrens behavior?A．The reinforced practice of the positive opposite.B．The way parents behave at home.C．The influences of other relationships of children.D．The separation of the parents of young children.

未分类题According to the author, the entertainment he discusses was so popular because______.A．people didn't know they were being trickedB．people liked the performances and the chance to test their own judgmentC．people had a double consciousness of love and hate of itD．people merely treated it an interesting game of deciding which was real and not

未分类题It can be concluded from the text that______.A．the entertainment died out as society became more skepticalB．the skills the entertainment employed were part of its ultimate demiseC．the entertainment used highly skilled understanding of human natureD．the entertainment served a very important part role in the lives of people

未分类题By mentioning microbe, the author intends to______.A．advocate that animals with a nervous system can all learnB．argue that learning is an adaptation to a changing environmentC．claim that learning has some kind of side effectsD．prove that the adaptation may not include learning with a nervous system

多项选择题按照组织形式分类，企业有（）。

A.流通性企业
B.公司制企业
C.合伙企业
D.生产性企业
E.个人独资企业

未分类题We can learn from Paragraph 2 that______.A．there's no obvious connection between red wine and people's healthB．drinking 15-ounces red wine can do good to women's healthC．a cholesterol in red wine can form. fatty deposits in arteriesD．an ingredient in red wine may prevent heart attack

未分类题By mentioning the French Paradox, the author intends to______.A．prove the polyphenol in red wine can prevent illness and promote longevityB．demonstrate a program has paid attention to the value of red wine long beforeC．state Americans have an obsessive interest in red wine's benefitD．explain the reason for Americans' fixation for red wine's function

未分类题The underlined word in Paragraph 2 refers to______.A．expertsB．fakingC．influenceD．researching

未分类题Which of the following is one of the authors points of view?A．Resveratrol can protect people from radiation poisoning.B．Resveratrol can postpone aging process and prevent aging-related diseases.C．Americans are particularly fascinated about the value of red wine.D．The low rate of heart disease in France is owing to drinking red wine.

未分类题数据仓库的要素包含有()。