[填空题]Parent-students cherish their chance to study in school again.

[填空题]Parent-students cherish their chance to study in school again.

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[单项选择]Passage 3

What does the study by Hunter show a. The sections activated by men and women’s voices are different. b. Women’s voices are more easily to identify and listen to. c. Men and women’s brains have a significant difference. d. Women’s voices are more complex than men’s.

[填空题]California Coast University’s home study programs can help you earn a recognized Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctoral degree without mandatory (指定) classroom or seminar attendance requirements. Students may receive additional academic credit towards their degree for work experience, specialized training, military schools, seminars, vocational training, and credentials. Degree programs are developed with the busy professional in mind. Register and enroll at any time, complete any remaining requirements as rapidly as your time and ability permit, at home, or while travelling.
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1. California Coast University’s home study program can help you earn education degrees without (46)

[单项选择]Why Study Mathematics 　　There’s something else you shouldn’t forget. There are lots of times when more math would help you in your everyday affairs. 　　No long ago a man in Milwaukee was arrested for speeding. The policeman, who had been stationing at a street comer, didn’t check the speed on the man’s motorcycle, but just guessed at it. ______(46). 　　The man said that he had stopped his car at the traffic light on the corner where the policeman was stationed. ______ (47). 　　The driver then proved mathematically that no car could have picked up speed fast enough to be exceeding the limit at the spot where he was arrested. The judge let him off. ______ (48). You may be the kind of person who needs to know something about advanced math to get the most out of life. Some people go on from day to day, having a good time and not caring much about anything else. ______ (49). 　　They are interested in life and other people, and what makes things happen the way they do. ______ (50). 　　If yo

[填空题]Rangachari’s study caught the attention of Indian government.

[单项选择]Vacations are a chance to take a break from work,see the world and enjoy time with family. But do they make you happier
Researchers from the Netherlands set out to measure the effect that vacations have on overall happiness and how long it lasts. They studied happiness levels among 1,530 Dutch adults, 974 of whom took a vacation during the 32-week study period.
The study,published in the journal Applied Research in Quality of Life, showed that the largest boost in happiness comes from the simple act of planning a vacation. In the study, the effect of vacation anticipation boosted happiness for eight weeks.
After the vacation, happiness quickly dropped back to baseline levels for most people. How much stress or relaxation a traveler experienced on the trip appeared to influence post-vacation happiness. There was no post-trip happiness benefit for travelers who said the vacation was "neutral" or "stressful".
Surprisingly,even those travelers who described the trip as
A. who felt quite relaxed on their vacations
B. who planned the vacations well in advance
C. who had never been on vacations before
D. who shortened their vacations to two weeks

[单项选择]　　Crosby’’s recent study of American historical demography is blithely based on the reconstitution of the records of single parishes, a method that often excludes migrants. Moreover, it is troublesome for historians to obtain information on the birthdates of people who relocated to the parish, and equally difficult to follow those who had migrated to new places of residence. Thus, the exclusion of migrants also followed from the way spatial units were once conceived by the parishioners themselves, a stable and unchanging pre-modern countryside of interchangeable towns unlike "modern" flows to cities. 　　As a result, migration was improperly assumed to be irrelevant because the small units in the countryside were interchangeable and migrants into a parish could thus stand as a proxy for those who had left. In any case, it was thought that migration in the countryside was repetitive and occurred only in response to life course events, such as finding a spouse, and thus, like the parishi
A. Migration is in most cases dictated by life course events as opposed to the economic factors that contribute to the development of cities.
B. Population growth tends not to affect the availability of proxies for replacing emigrants from population centers.
C. Sedimentary populations are more historically significant than nomadic or migratory ones.
D. It is permissible to rely upon a single source of information in studying population movement patterns.
E. Migration can be disregarded as a demographic pattern in historical contexts prior to the development of large cities.