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A．giving the poor more financial aid and more job oppor……

The title of the review suggests _______.

A．giving the poor more financial aid and more job opportunities
B．a fundamental change in the goal which the Democratic Party uses to appeal to Americans
C．the elimination of the unfair distribution of social wealth among Americans
D．a modification of the objective to make it more easy to realize

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单项选择题The proposal as offered by Kaus _______.

A．will increase the fear and loathing of the unemployed uuderclass by cutting off checks for all able-bodied recipients
B．will drastically increase the income taxes for taxpayers
C．is supposed to help establish reconciliation between the poor and the rich though the gap may be unbridgeable
D．is too costly to be carried out

单项选择题Concerning the main character of the novel, which of the following is NOT true

A．She is a relative of the writer.
B．She is an embodiment of self-made hero.
C．She had been studied or written about before this novel.
D．She is a saint coming from the grass roots.

单项选择题In the first paragraph, literature is compared to plastique because _______.

A．both of them are portable.
B．both of them are difficult to govern.
C．both of them can be used in rebellion.
D．both are them are highly influential.

单项选择题According to Mickey Kaus, which of the following is NOT true

A．Methods like evading income tax or providing more chances for job training might help reduce the existing inequality.
B．The Democratic Party is spreading propaganda that they could regain the lost paradise.
C．Americans once had a period of time when they could obtain middle-class status easily.
D．Income inequality results from the fact that society needs more and more workers who have a high skill and a good education.

单项选择题Which conclusion drawn from the passage is NOT true

A．The novel is about workers and for the workers.
B．The book is religious and uses religion to inspire readers.
C．The book is an inspiring and happy ode to personal struggle.
D．The book is focused on the lives and struggles of the Mexicans.