The number of names on the no-fly list increases rapidly from 16 to 20,000 most probably because
A．terrorist attacks are launched frequently.
B．many people's names are similar to known terrorists.
C．the screening system is not effective enough.
D．terrorists are not accurately identified after 9.11.

未分类题We may learn from paragraph 2 that it centers on______.A．the causes of the America's economic expansionB．the stimulative monetary and fiscal policiesC．the restoration of sounder liquidity positionsD．the President's economic policy moves

未分类题The bedroom is in a terrible mess; it______cleaned.A．can't have beenB．shouldn't have beenC．mustn't have beenD．wouldn't have been

未分类题What is the main idea of the passage?A．Great amount of food is wasted at public places.B．Individuals don't pay attention to food waste.C．It costs more money to make environmental friendly disposal,D．Lots of new methods are taken to dispose food waste.

未分类题What is the main reason for people paying attention to food waste?A．To lower the cost of food waste.B．To save more food for the world.C．To keep the dining room clean.D．To reduce the effort of cooking.

未分类题What kind of measure has been taken to cut food waste?A．Making cafeteria at collage and universities trayless.B．Using software system to trace the location of the trash.C．Trying to remove the food waste little by little.D．Charging higher prices for smaller amount of food.

未分类题Whats the benefit of installing food-only trash cans at the airport?A．It will reduce the cost of removing the trash.B．It will keep the airport clean and tidy.C．It will faster the process of making trash into compost.D．It will remind the passenger to produce less trash.

未分类题Exposure to asbestos fibers can cause cancer_____A．only when asbestos is used in building industryB．only when it is used in large quantitiesC．even if it is used in small quantitiesD．if they are used when wet rather than dry

未分类题What is the main idea of the first paragraph?A．Hawaii is in short of the hotels now.B．Japanese tourists account for the most part of the travelers.C．The unemployment rate in Hawaii is very low.D．Hawaii may change its 'welcome' policy.

未分类题Theories of social control focus on the strategies and techniques which help regulate human behavior. and thus lead to conformity and compliance of the rules of society, including the influences of family, school, morals, values, beliefs, etc.. Does existence of rules guarantee peaceful existence of the group? Who is to ensure compliance with such rules? Social control theorists are out to study such questions. (46)They are interested in learning why people conform. to norms; they ask why people conform. in the face of so much temptation, peer pressure, and inducement. Juveniles and adults conform. to the law in response to certain controlling forces which are present in their lives. Thus, they are likely to become criminal when the controlling forces in their lives are defective or absent. (47)Social control theorists argue that the more involved and committed a person is to conventional activities, the greater the attachment to others (such as family and friends), the less likely that a person is to violate the rules of society. Social control has its roots in the early part of this century in the work of sociologist E.A. Ross. (48)Ross believed that belief systems, not specific laws, guide what individuals do and this serves to control behavior, no matter the forms that beliefs may take. Social control is often seen as all-encompassing, practically representing any phenomenon leading to conformity, which leads to norms. Others see social control as a broad representation of regulated mechanisms placed upon societys members. In other words, social control regards what is to be considered deviant, violations of the law, right or wrong. (49)Social control mechanisms can be adopted as laws, norms, mores, ethics, etiquette, and customs, which all control and thus define behavior. Social control theory is viewed from two perspectives. The macrosocial perspective explores formal control systems for the control of groups, including the legal system such as laws, law enforcement, powerful groups in society (who can help influence laws and norms) and economic and social directives of government or private organizations. Such controls can serve to be either positive or negative. (50)On the other hand, the microsocial perspective focuses on informal control systems, which help to explain why individuals conform. It also considers the source of control to be external, that is, outside of the person. We will focus on microsocial views of social control while examining the theories of Travis Hirshi (Social Bonds) and Gresham Sykes and David Matzas Techniques of Neutralization (Drift Theory). Walter Reckless Containment Theory is also included here as a theory of social control, although we can also consider it a self-concept approach.

未分类题He wore dark glasses to avoid______.A．recognizingB．recognizedC．being recognizedD．to be recognized

未分类题About the Phase Three program, all of the following are true EXCEPT______.A．it's designed for wage and price restraintB．it may serve to solve the problem of inflationC．it helps encourage healthy economic growthD．it helps avoid inflationary pressures

未分类题The last paragraph implies that Blackburns final suggestion is______.A．indirectB．infeasibleC．insightfulD．illogical

未分类题The phrase 'warm to' in the last sentence of the second paragraph most probably means ______.A．become evaporated throughB．be fed up withC．be heated toD．become more interested in

未分类题The purpose of the economists research at the University of Iowa is toA．predict the outcome of American presidential election.B．predict the sales result of best-sellers.C．predict future events.D．predict diseases like influenza.

未分类题I shall tell you what he______at three oclock yesterday afternoon.A．was doingB．didC．had been doingD．has done