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"I wouldn’t want to have someone take my daughter to a hospital for an abortion or something and not tell me. I would kill him if they do that." So much for Arnold Schwarzenegger’s typically expressive sup port for Proposition 73, a constitutional amendment requiring doctors to give parents 48 hours’ notice before carrying out an abortion on a girl under 18.
Will the voters agree with the governor His own status erstwhile hedonist turned responsible father of two teenage girls and two pre-teen boys reflects his state’s mixed feelings about sexual politics. California is one of the most sexually liberated states in the nation. It also boasts the fifth worst rate for teen age abortions and the seventh for teenage pregnancies. In 2000, some 116,000 teenagers in California became pregnant, and almost 44,000 of them chose to have an abortion--including 1,620 under the age of 15. A recent Field Poll showed 45% of
A. He has been elected governor of California 10 years ago.
B. He used to attach much importance to personal enjoyment.
C. He has been thinking of solving sexual problems for long.
D. He has troubles with his two daughters and two sons.

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"I wouldn’t want to have someone take my daughter to a hospital for an abortion or something and not tell me. I would kill him if they do that." So much for Arnold Schwarzenegger’s typically expressive sup port for Proposition 73, a constitutional amendment requiring doctors to give parents 48 hours’ notice before carrying out an abortion on a girl under 18.
Will the voters agree with the governor His own status erstwhile hedonist turned responsible father of two teenage girls and two pre-teen boys reflects his state’s mixed feelings about sexual politics. California is one of the most sexually liberated states in the nation. It also boasts the fifth worst rate for teen age abortions and the seventh for teenage pregnancies. In 2000, some 116,000 teenagers in California became pregnant, and almost 44,000 of them chose to have an abortion--including 1,620 under the age of 15. A recent Field Poll showed 45% of
A. it may reduce the number of teenage pregnancies.
B. it might protect girls from being raped.
C. the current law is not fair to all girls.
D. the current law is attacked by many parents.

[单项选择]"I wouldn’t want to have someone take my daughter to a hospital for an abortion or something and not tell me. I would kill him if they do that." So much for Arnold Schwarzenegger’s typically expressive support for Proposition 73, a constitutional amendment requiring doctors to give parents 48 hours’ notice before carrying out an abortion on a girl under 18.
Will the voters agree with the governor His own status erstwhile hedonist turned responsible father of two teenage girls and two pre-teen boys--reflects his state’s mixed feelings about sexual politics. California is one of the most sexually liberated states in the nation. It also boasts the fifth-worst rate for teenage abortions and the seventh for teenage pregnancies. In 2000, some 116,000 teenagers in California became pregnant, and almost 44,000 of them chose to have an abortion--including 1,620 under the age of 15. A recent Field Poll showed 45% of respondents in favour of the amendment, 45% against and 10% undecided.

A. He has been elected governor of California 10 years ago.
B. He used to attach much importance to personal enjoyment.
C. He has been thinking of solving sexual problems for long.
D. He has troubles with his two daughters and two sons.

[填空题]Their products wouldn’t have secured such high market shams if______(他们没有改进产品的质量)

[填空题]The conference wouldn’t have been so successful if we ______ (not make) adequate preparation.

[单项选择]（） ten minutes earlier, you wouldn’t have missed the train.But you were late.
A. Had you come
B. Did you come
C. Have you come
D. Should you come

[单项选择]Speaker A: I wish you wouldn’t have your TV so loud.
Speaker B: （　）.
A. I think so too. I will follow your advice.
B. Sorry! Were you trying to sleep
C. Yes, I’m terribly sorry. I didn’t mean to disturb your study.
D. All right. I will turn it down.

[单项选择]I wish the man behind me wouldn’t have （）his newspapers while the play was going on.
A. cracked
B. giggled
C. screeched
D. rustled

[单项选择]______, Mr. Cross wouldn’t have been suspected of embezzlement.
A. If he hadn’t been on sick leave
B. If he hadn’t continued making excessive orders
C. If he hadn’t been Mr. Lawton’s brother-in-law
D. If he hadn’t been spotted by Mr. Lawton

[单项选择]______, Mr Cross wouldn’t have been suspected of embezzlement.
A. If he hadn’t been on sick leave
B. If he hadn’t continued making excessive orders
C. If he hadn’t been Mr Lawton’s brother-in-law
D. If he hadn’t been spotted by Mr Lawton

[填空题]If he (listen) （） to me, he wouldn’t have made the mistake and been fired by his boss.

[填空题]Which city does this text want to guide visitors