According to the author, language discrimination lawsuits are______.
A．widespread in today's workplace
B．a surprise to most companies involved
C．growing in number
D．indicative of the need to develop stronger laws

未分类题This text is mainly about______.A．increased tension between native workers and immigrant workersB．language discrimination in the workplaceC．legal repercussions of English-only policies at workD．challenges that face immigrant workers

未分类题This text is mainly about______.A．the significance of diversity to creative thoughtB．the advantages of diversity for innovative businessesC．the impact of an increasingly multicultural society on the economyD．the advantages and disadvantages of diversity

未分类题From the text we learn that national origin discrimination legislation makes it illegal to______.A．treat a worker with hostility because of their economic backgroundB．discriminate against a job applicant because of their parents' religious practicesC．enforce English-only policies at work or schoolD．terminate a worker's employment because he speaks with an accent

未分类题The text intends to tell us that______.A．the apparent threats to travelers have increasedB．travelers are seeking destinations that are perceived as more dangerousC．Despite disasters of the past year, travelers seem more determined than ever to leave homeD．increasing disasters should capture our enough attention on climate change

未分类题Which of the following is true in Bali bombings case?A．Visitors to Bali bounced back immediately after the bombings.B．The Swedes who died in the bombings outnumber any other nationalities.C．Just in 2 years, the number of Australian visitors to Bali has reached its peak.D．Not all the victims in the bombings are westerners.