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[单项选择]What election are the speakers discussing
A. The election for senator.
B. The election for treasurer.
C. The election for secretary.
D. The election for president.
[单项选择]Would you mind telling me the possibilities of my success ______
[单项选择]Kennedy （）the presidential election in 1956
A. won
B. win
C. will win
D. is going to win
[简答题]Four months before election day, five men gathered in a small conference room at the Reagan-Bush headquarters and reviewed an oversized calendar that mark the remaining days of the 1984 presidential campaign. It was the last Saturday in June and at ten o’clock in the morning the rest of the office was practically deserteD．Even so, the men kept the door shut and the drapes carefully drawn. The three principals and their two deputies had come from around the country for a critical meeting. Their aim was to devise a strategy that would guarantee Ronald Reagan’s resounding reelection to a second term in the White House. It should have been easy. These were battle-tested veterans with long ties to Reagan and even longer ones to the Republican party, men who understood presidential politics as well as any in the country. The backdrop of the campaign was hospitable, with lots of good news to work with. America was at peace, and the nation’s economy, a key factor in any election, was reboundin
[单项选择]They speak of election campaign polls as a musician might of an orchestra （）, or a painter of defective paint.
A. in pace
B. out of focus
C. in step
D. out of tune
[单项选择]Which of the following was NOT an election year
A. 1960.
B. 1824.
C. 1888.
D. 1930.
[单项选择]What comments did the election officials make on the report
A. It is true.
B. It is groundless.
C. It is ridiculous.
D. They made no comments at all.
[单项选择]The general election of New Zealand has been held______since 1879.
A. every two years
B. every three years
C. every four years
D. every five years
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This election year, the debate over cloning technology has become a circus—and hardly anybody has noticed the gorilla hiding in the tent. Even while President Bush has, endorsed throwing scientists in jail to stop "reckless experiments", it’s just possible the First Amendment will protect researchers who want to perform cloning research.
Dr. Leon Kass, the chairman of the President’s Council on Bioethics, would like to keep that a secret. "I don’t want to encourage such thinking," he said. But the notion that the First Amendment creates a "right to research" has been around for a long time, and Kass knows it. In 1977, four eminent legal scholars—Thomas Emerson, Jerome Barton, Walter Berns and Harold P. Green—were asked to testify before the House Subcommittee on Science, Technology and Space. At the time, there was alarm in the country over recombinant DNA. Some people feared clones, d
A. funded by the government.
B. restricted by laws.
C. protected to some extent.
D. discussed thoroughly.
[单项选择]The president who has won the election（）on television next week.
A. be to speak
B. is to speak
C. is speaking
D. to speak
[单项选择]In the United States, a primary election is a method ______ voters select the nominees (被提名的候选人) for public office.
A. that
B. by which
C. is that
D. by those
[简答题]——Did Charles vote in the last election？
——No, he wasn’t_____
A. A．enough old then
B．then enough old
C．ole then enough
D．old enough then
