更多"（） how much the price of our shares"的相关试题:
[单项选择]Much as we may pride ourselves on our taste, we are no longer free to choose the things we want because of advertising everywhere.
A. 尽管我们可以自夸自己的品位，但广告无处不在，我们已经无法独立自主地作出自己的选择了。
B. 正如我们可以自夸自己的品位一样，我们想不再自由地选择是因为无处不在的广告。
C. 当我们可以自夸自己的品位的时候，无处不在的广告已使我们不再自由地选择了。
D. 我们可以自夸自己的品味，但到处都是广告，我们不再自由地作出自己的选择了。
[填空题]There
is much in our life
which we do not control
and we are not even responsible
for.- A.is
- B.which
- C.and we are
- D.for
[单项选择]Happiness is directly related to how much money we make. We’ve known that for a while. So it shouldn’t be surprising that our earnings also correlate with suicide rates. A new paper from the San Francisco Federal Reserve shows that, all else being equal, suicide risks are higher in wealthier neighborhoods, a morbid demonstration of the folly of trying to "keep up with the Joneses."
Daniel Wilson, senior economist at the San Francisco Fed, and two co-authors found that for two individuals with the same income but living in two different counties, the one who lives in the county with a higher average income is 4.5% more likely to commit suicide. At first it might seem surprising, but it begins to make sense when you think about how we tend to compare ourselves to those around us.
You might assume that suicide rates would be elevated in lower-income neighborhoods and counties, and the study’s authors do point to findings that higher income generally lowers suicide risk. For exam
A. When people’s comparison with others is concerned.
B. When happiness has nothing to do with money.
C. When the participants earn an average income of their county.
D. When it’s pointing to those living in poorer neighborhoods.
[单项选择]Rainforests may store much less carbon than we thought. It could be time to dramatically revise our estimates following the discovery that apparently similar forests hold vastly different amounts of the stuff. The finding is important because there are plans for governments worldwide to compensate tropical countries for protecting their forests as "carbon sinks" to curb global warming. If carbon cannot be counted, then dollars cannot be disbursed (支付).
Greg Asner of the Carnegie Institution for Science in Stanford, California, and colleagues say they used satellite mapping, laser probing of forest undergrowth from aircraft and local ground surveys across a large area of Peruvian rainforest to crack the problem of estimating how much carbon is locked up in forests. But the new technique has revealed a large, previously unknown variability in the density of carbon stored in apparently similar forests.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says that there should be about
A. Forests can’t be used as "carbon sinks".
B. Carbon can’t be stored in rainforest.
C. Compensation can’t be distributed.
D. Global warming can’t be curbed.
[填空题]Deciding how much risk we are prepared to put up with for better health is a (high)（）personal matter, not a decision we should remain to doctors alone.
[填空题]How much should we spend altogether if I want to travel to France with my wife
We should spend ________________________________.
[填空题]How much paper do we use every year Probably you (11) answer that question quickly. In 1990 the world’s (12) of paper was about one kilogram for each (13) a year. Now some countries use as much as (14) kilograms of paper for each person a year. Countries like the (15) , England and Sweden use more paper than other countries.How much paper do we use every year Probably you (11) answer that question quickly. In 1990 the world’s (12) of paper was about one kilogram for each (13) a year. Now some countries use as much as (14) kilograms of paper for each person a year. Countries like the (15) , England and Sweden use more paper than other countries.
