[单项选择]The money from the fines will be used to help ______.


A. build better roads
B. build more bridges
C. build bike paths
D. buy more bikes

[单项选择]The money from the fines will be used to help__________.


A. build better roads
B. build more bridges
C. build bike paths
D. buy more bikes

[单项选择]Where will the money from the fines go


A. To the motorists.
B. To the bicyclists,
C. To help build special bike paths.
D. To help buy more bikes.

[单项选择]Extra money is needed to help ______.


A. African children
B. Sudanese children
C. African refugees
D. Sudanese refugees

[单项选择]He ________ a sum of money every month to help the two' orphans.


A. sets aside
B. sets up
C. sets along
D. sets in

[单项选择]He ______ a sum of money every month to help the two orphans.
A. sets aside
B. sets up
C. sets along
D. sets in

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Passage Five
Many animals are used to help scientists find cures for diseases. One of the most common animals used is monkeys, or primates. There are groups of people who want to stop the research on animals. They are called animal rights activists.
The scientists say their research could help save the lives of many men, women and children. They try to cure diseases like cancer and AIDS.
The animal rights activists say the animals suffer. They take baby monkeys away from their mothers, and sometimes holes are drilled in their heads. The activists have tried to stop the research for the past 10 years. They let animals go free or damage the labs.
The University of California at Davis has 3,800 rhesus macaque monkeys. It is one of the largest primate research labs. The activists sent letters to researchers at Davis and about eighty other researchers around the country, whose names were on the web pages. The warning letters had razor blades hidd
A. to see the animals
B. to protect animal's rights
C. to stop scientific research
D. to fight with police

[单项选择]How did the thieves withdraw money from banks