[填空题]The world known characters of comic strip, Charlie Brown and Snoopy, were created by artist Charles Schulz who was born in Minnesota.

[填空题]The world known characters of comic strip, Charlie Brown and Snoopy, were created by artist Charles Schulz who was born in Minnesota.

[填空题]Schulz managed to have his comic strip published in newspapers every day with the help of media company called ______.

[填空题]Microsoft is a world-known corporation and its main product is software. The man who will soon be come Microsoft’s new chief (36) officer, Steve Ballmer, said on Thursday that it would be" (37) reckless and irresponsible" to break up the massive (38) firm. “I think it would be absolutely reckless and (39) for anyone to try to break up this company,”Ballmer said at a news (40) after Chairman Bill Gates introduced him as the new CEO. The company is in the middle of (41) wit h the US Government in a (42) antitrust case. The government favors breaking up Microsoft Corp, best known for creating Windows computer operating systems. A break-up would settle the case, people (43) with the mediation talks taking place in Chicago have said.
(44) , sources said. But Ballmer and Gates said that only a unified company able to deliver across-the-board solutions could add "real value". When being ask

[简答题]The world is known to us through many senses, not just hearing, smell, vision, and at close range, touch and taste.

[单项选择]What percentage of the world’s known petroleum reserves does Kuwait have
A. 13%.
B. 16%.
C. 14%.
D. 15%.

[单项选择]The world’s last known case of smallpox was reported in Somalia, the Horn of Africa, in October 1977. The victim was a young cook called Ali Maow Maalin. His case becomes a landmark in medical history, for smallpox is the first communicable disease ever to be eradicated.
The remarkable campaign to free the world of smallpox has been led by the World Health Organization. The Hom of Africa, embracing the Ogaden region of Ethiopia and Somalia, was one of the last few smallpox ridden areas of the world when the WHO-sponsored Smallpox Eradication Programme (SEP) got underway there in 1971.
Many of the 25 million inhabitants, mostly farmers and nomads living in a wildness of desert, bush and mountains, already had smallpox. The problem of tracing the disease in such formidable country was exacerbated further by the continuous warfare in the area.
The programme concentrated on an imaginative policy of "search and containment." Vaccination was used to reduce the widespread
A. people’s unwillingness to report cases
B. the lack of vaccine
C. the backwardness of the region
D. the incessant local wars