The first sentence of paragraph 4 tells us that______.
A．because truthful advertising is enforced, the negative results previously mentioned in the text are avoided
B．because the previously mentioned negative results are avoided, truthful advertising can and does feasibly occur
C．because of truthful advertising laws, the quality of a product will always live up to its manufacturer's boasts
D．in the real economy, consumers trust the boasts of producers

未分类题The main point of the text is that______.A．the negative effects of a lack of truthful advertising laws must be avoided at all costsB．because truthful advertising laws exist, the economy is prosperous and healthyC．without enforceable and reliable truth in advertising, the American economic system could not properly functionD．the result of a lack of truthful advertising laws in the United States is foreseeable, and thus examinable

未分类题From paragraph 2, it can be deduced that______.A．growth is necessary for an economy to be strongB．when growth is not occurring, shoppers will buy less goodsC．unreliable goods will not be purchasedD．if an economy is experiencing growth, it will be a strong one

未分类题The main point of paragraph 5 is that______.A．commandos must move on after the business has been establishedB．the agents in each phase of a business's development are useful exclusively only in their own phaseC．while 'commandos', 'army' and 'police' all have vital roles in a business's development, those roles do not always overlapD．the tactics utilized by 'commandos' are not appropriate outside of the first phase

未分类题In paragraph 2, 'These mavericks go about starting the business using their own methods, heedless of convention or tradition. ' means that______.A．the 'commandos' are free to use whatever means at their disposal to get the business startedB．if the 'commandos'' only work within established conventions and methods, they are doomed to failureC．commandos work almost exclusively outside the constraints of tradition and conventionD．the 'commandos' are reckless risk-takers not bound by any rules

未分类题The scientists in the text have done the followings except______.A．examining the Titanic rivets to find cluesB．tracking down the evidence from archivesC．applying modern techniquesD．discovering Titanic' s resting place

未分类题In paragraph 2, 'it is not a far stretch to believe that' is most similar in use to______.A．it is sometimes believed thatB．the most likely conclusion is thatC．it logically follows thatD．it is not unreasonable to believe that

未分类题On which of the following would McCarty least probably agree?A．Shipbuilder's ambition is the direct cause of the sad tale of Titanic.B．Had the shipbuilder ordered No.4 bar, Titanic could have avoided such a tragedy.C．The rivets had popped along the seams in Titanic after hitting an iceberg.D．Harland and Wolff was faced with persistent rivet and riveter crisis.

未分类题The author views deja vu as______.A．an issue that defies explanation, forcing one to rely on suppositionB．the phenomena that is best answered by scienceC．a contentious issue that is hard to resolveD．a question with different answers based on whether one believes in religion, mysticism or science most strongly

未分类题Share-price goes down probably because of______.A．the hedge funds' tricks having been revealedB．people's concern about political electionC．experts'prediction of swings in the indexD．people's tendency to retreat investment when anxious

未分类题According to the author, language discrimination lawsuits are______.A．widespread in today's workplaceB．a surprise to most companies involvedC．growing in numberD．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.