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[单项选择]-- Tom came back home yesterday.
-- Really Where ______ at all
A. had he been
B. has he been
C. had he gone
D. has he gone
[单项选择]I invited Tom and Ann to dinner, but（）of them came.
A. both
B. none
C. either
D. neither
[单项选择]The information superhighway came into existence because of ______.
A. copper wire cables
B. satellite communication
C. optical fibers
D. laser and optical fibers
[单项选择]What is true of Tom
A. He moved to another country.
B. He did not buy a small holding.
C. He studied for a social diploma for two years.
D. He did not have formal education.
[单项选择]Il a ______ sur une épluchure.
A. lisse
B. glissé
C. patiné
D. dérapé
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By the mid-sixties, blue jeans were an essential part of the wardrobe of those with a commitment to social struggle. In the American Deep South, black farmers and grandchildren of slaves still segregated from whites, continued to wear jeans in their mid-nineteenth-century sense; but now they were joined by college students-black and white-in a battle to overturn deeply embedded race hatred. The clothes of the workers became a sacred bond between them. The clothing of toil came to signify the dignity of struggle.
In the student rebellion and the antiwar movement that followed, blue jeans and work shirts provided a contrast to the uniforms of the dominant culture. Jeans were the opposite of high fashion, the opposite of the suit or military uniform.
With the rise of the women’s movement in the late 1960s, the political significance of dress became increasingly explicit; Rejecting orthodox sex roles, blue jeans were a woman’s weapon against uncomfortable
A. The cloth of action.
B. The orthodox sex roles.
C. Their political significance.
D. The weapon against uncomfortable popular fashions.
[单项选择]Tom lived with his grandparents.
A. Right.
B. Wrong.
C. Doesn’t say.
[单项选择]The American professor came to realize that he had underestimated the ______ of most of the Chinese students.
A. magnitude
B. gradient
C. potential
D. firmness
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In England recently three foreigners came to a bus stop. About 5 minutes later the bus they wanted came along. They prepared to board it. Suddenly there was a loud noise behind them. People rushed on to the bus and tried to push them out of the way. Someone shouted insulting remarks about foreigners. The bus conductor came rushing down the stairs to see what all the trouble was about. The three foreigners looked puzzled and embarrassed. No one had told them about the British custom of queuing for a bus so that the first person who arrived at a bus stop is the first person to get on the bus. Learning the language of a country isn’t enough. If you want to have a pleasant visit, find out as much as possible about the manners and customs of your hosts. You will probably be surprised just how different they can be from your own. A visitor to India would do
well to remember that people there consider it impolite to use the left hand for passing food at table. The
A. when talking to someone in India
B. when talking to a woman in Japan
C. when talking to someone in Europe
D. when talking to an important person in Thailand
[单项选择]How may years have passed since the pilgrims came to settle in America
A. More than 250years have passed.
B. Nearly 385 years have passed.
C. Approximately 365 years have passed.
D. Exactly 300 years have passed.
[单项选择]The doctors came to visit Jercy Page, expecting
[单项选择]The Associated Press and Reuters came into being thanks to ______.
A. the development of global telegraph network
B. the popularity of the Internet
C. the breakup of provincialism
D. the well connected radio and TV system
[单项选择]The Franklin Roosevelt came into power in the period of ______.
A. Depression
B. WW Ⅰ
C. WW Ⅱ
D. Civil War
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Why They Came
Not many decisions could have been more difficult for a family to make them to say farewell to a community where it had lived for centuries, to abandon old ties and familiar landmarks, and to sail across dark seas to a strange land. Today, when mass communications tell one part of the world all about another, it is quite easy to understand how poverty or tyranny might force people to exchange an old nation for a new one. But centuries ago migration was a leap into the unknown. It was an enormous intellectual and emotional commitment. The forces that moved early immigrants to their great decision — the decision to leave their homes and begin an adventure filled with uncertainty, risk and hardship — must have been of overpowering proportions. As Oscar Handlin states, the early immigrants of America "would collide with unaccustomed problems, learn to understand alien ways and alien languages, manage to survive in a very foreign environment".
