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[填空题]When should she hand in her MA paper
At the end of ______.
[简答题]On the one hand her temper was likely to cause trouble；________________(另一方面) we needed her expertise.
[单项选择]A. Her mom has approved without hesitation, while her dad hasn’t.
B. Her dad has approved of it, and her mom will probably do the same.
C. Her dad still needs time to think, while her mom has already agreed.
D. Her dad needs time to think, while her mom definitely won’t consider it.
[单项选择]Her ability has been doubtful after a number of （）
A. failures
B. successes
C. fails
D. losers
[单项选择]Has the woman found her glasses A. Yes, she has. B. Yes, she has found it by the telephone. C. No, she hasn’t.
[单项选择]The drama critic, on the other hand, has no such advantage. He cannot be selective; he must cover everything that is offered for public scrutiny in the principal playhouses of the city where he works. The column space that seemed, yesterday, so pitifully inadequate to contain his comments on Long Day’s Journey Into Night is roughly the same as that which yawns today for his verdict on the latest scrap of milk-fed Kitsch that has chanced to find for itself a numbskull hacker with a hundred thousand dollars to lose. This state of affairs may help to explain why the New York theater reviewers are so often, and so unjustly, stigmatized as baleful and destructive fiends. They spend most of their professional lives attempting to pronounce intelligent judgments on plays that have no aspiration to intelligence. It is hardly surprising that they lash out occasionally; in fact, what amazes me about them is that they do not lash out more violently and more frequently. As Shaw said of his fellow-c
A. comment on the poor quality of our plays
B. show why book reviewing is easier than play reviewing
C. point up the opinions of Shaw
D. defend the work of the play critic
[单项选择]
The British Court of Appeal has cut libel damages awarded to McDonald’s, the world’s largest fast-food chain, against two penniless environment campaigners.
In 1997, the High Court in London found that environmental campaigners Helen Steel, aged 34, and Dave Morris, 44, were guilty of distributing a pamphlet containing allegations against McDonald’s and their fast food and its preparation. The trial lasted three years and brought to light much evidence about the way McDonald’s hamburger chain workers prepared, handled and served food, and the treatment of these workers by the American-owned company. The High Court in London awarded McDonald’s damages of 60, 000 pounds (RMB 780,000) against the two penniless campaigners.
But in 1999, three Appeal Court Judges in London decided that the two defendants found guilty of libel against McDonald’s in 1997 would have the damages they have to pay to McDonald’s reduced to 40,000 poun
A. conclusive.
B. suggestive.
C. instructive.
D. subjective.
