更多"Those gifts of rare books that were"的相关试题:
[填空题]If we (know)（）that the books were available, we would have bought them yesterday.
[单项选择]—Did they offer us enough books
—（ ）than we had expected.
A. Much more
B. Many more
C. Little more
D. Rather
[填空题]Help was often given to him by us.
We often ______ him ______.
[单项选择]Why were US diplomatic team evacuated from the capital of Central Mrican Republic
A. Because of a wide-spread of disease.
B. Because of fears rebels could seize the capital.
C. Because of the termination of diplomatic relations.
[单项选择]No goods (商品) or serves are given free. As we know, we get many things by payment of money, and people receive money for so many goods and services. Anyone taking the money from us can in turn spend it for his own good. For example, the milkman sells the milk for money, and then he uses the money, possibly, to pay for what is used in his own car. Sometimes the payment is in another form. Often among friends, or in the family, one person wilt give goods, or services which cost effort (努力) and skill (技巧) , in exchange for payment. This might bring a feeling of happiness, such as when one gives a present. Also, it might show that you have paid the person back, such as when you help with washing up the dishes after someone cooks you a meal. I means that in the future the person who gives goods or services will himself be given something else.
No matter how they are paid for -in money, time, or effort -goods and services can only be got by some cost.
All goods and services are
A. Right.
B. Wrong.
C. Doesn’t say.
[填空题]We were all surprised at Mary’s rare (able) ______ to imitate other people.
[单项选择]In respectable periodicals, books are given reviewing space in inverse proportion to the likely size of their sales. Airport and supermarket bookstalls stock only books that are expected to sell in large numbers. Consequently, those who buy books at such bookstalls have to do so without any guidance whatever from the book reviewers whose work is published in respectable periodicals.
Which of the following is a valid criticism of the argument above
A. Bookstalls like those found at airports and in supermarkets are designed to induce people to buy books on impulse.
B. The assortment of books available at airport bookstalls is different from the assortment of books available at supermarket bookstalls.
C. The fact that a book is expected to sell well does not guarantee that actual sales will be large.
D. Many who later come to be respected as book reviewers start their careers by writing for trashy magazines.
E. (E) The conclusion that respectable periodicals never publish reviews of projected bestsellers is unwarranted.
[填空题]______(令学生失望的是), the books they needed were sold out at the bookstore.
[填空题]If we (know) ______ that the books were available, we would have bought them yesterday.
[单项选择]
We buy books, and then they wait for us to read them. Days, months, even years. Books are (1) That’s OK for books, but not for new authors. If people don’t read their first books, they’ll never make it to a second.
That’s why Eterna Cadencia, an independent publisher and book store, decided to create something different to (2) their new authors into the market—"The Books That Can’t Wait", which seeks to (3) bonds between first-time writers and their readers by getting their books read quickly.
What’s that They developed the (4) kind of ink, an ink that starts to disappear when it comes in contact with fight and air. Then they printed a (5) of works by the best new American Latin author, using this ink, to create a new kind of book—a book that lasts only two months once you open it. This makes for an interesting approach to motivate book buyers to read books more
A. promptly
B. tolerant
C. turbulent
D. vanished
E. presented
F. launch
G. pledge
H. triumphant
I. opaque
J. collection
K. guarantee
L. occasionally
M. strengthen
N. unique
