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A．spurn the reward indignantlyB．accept it only as a tok……

If offered a reward for doing a good deed, the author would ______.

A．spurn the reward indignantly
B．accept it only as a token of the other person's feelings of gratitude
C．neither take nor refuse the reward
D．explain to the offerer that rewards are blasphemous

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单项选择题The author argues that ______.

A．we must seek great comprehension of our own inner lights
B．humans must always seek to increase the number of inner lights, hence, population increase is desirable
C．the unique relationship between each person and his inner light makes him more divine than those without an inner light
D．faith is essential to life, especially faith based on these most divine persons who are often called prophets

单项选择题It can be inferred that ______.

A．the author views the inner light as uniquely an attribute of Quakers
B．Quakers treat all men the same, whether they have inner light or hot
C．the Catholics are not concerned with killing
D．the author's parents found Catholic religious views unsuitable or inadequate

单项选择题The burning of the White House by the British was an act of ______.

A．jealousy
B．self-defense
C．retribution
D．negligence

单项选择题The passage suggests that the White House has always been a(n) ______.

A．ornate symbol of democracy
B．modest residence for the President
C．masterpiece by James Hoban
D．functional seat of government

单项选择题This article focuses most clearly on ______.

A．the architectural beauties of the White House
B．early residents of the White House
C．improvements in the White House
D．the history of the White House to 1950