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单项选择题The author’s argument logically depends upon which of the following assumptions

A．The duality that characterizes the consciousness of modern Black Americans is so deeply rooted that it cannot be eliminated by political action.
B．African captives who were brought to North America had learned a basic orientation toward the world which remained with them.
C．At the time of the beginning of the United States, white Americans were not aware of the contradiction between the notion of equality and the institution of slavery.
D．The influence of the slavery experience on the West Africans was more powerful than the memory of West African attitudes.

填空题Which of the following is NOT TRUE of Rameses

A．It was on display in Cairo in 1871.
B．It was taken to Paris for research.
C．It was seriously damaged in an upheaval.
D．It was covered in new bandages.

单项选择题Which of the following statements about the religious beliefs of the Aleuts can be inferred from the passage

A．Prior to the Russian occupation they had no religious beliefs.
B．American traders and adventurers forced them to abandon all religious beliefs.
C．At no time in their history have the Aleuts had an organized religion.
D．The Russians forced Aleuts to become members of the Russian Orthodox Church.

问答题There is some impertinence as well as some foolhardiness in the way in which we buy animals for so much gold and silver and call them ours. One cannot help wondering what the silent critic on the hearthrug thinks of our strange conventions-the mystic. Persian, whose ancestors were worshipped as gods whilst we, their masters and mistresses, groveled in caves and painted our bodies blue. She has a vast heritage of experience, which seems to brood in her eyes, too solemn and too subtle for expression; she smiles, I often think, at our late-born civilization, and remembers the rise and fall of dynasties. There is something, too, profane in the familiarity, half contemptuous, with which we treat our animals. We deliberately transplant a little bit of simple wild life, and make it grow up beside ours, which is neither simple nor wild. You may often see in a dog’s eyes a sudden look of the primitive animal, as though he were once more a wild dog hunting in the solitary places of his youth. How have we the impertinence to make these wild creatures forgo their nature for ours, which at best they can but imitate

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