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[单项选择]Eye contact is important because wrong contact may create a communication ________.
A. tragedy
B. vacuum
C. question
D. barrier
[单项选择]A. Because burning them may cause fire accidents.
B. Because burning them may cause air pollution.
C. Because burning them may cause people out of breath.
D. Because burning them may cause water pollution.
[单项选择]A. Because church wedding is romantic. B. Because Diana is a catholic.
C. Because her parents ask her to do so. D. Because David likes church wedding.
[单项选择]A. Because of its friendly folks. B. Because of its clean air.
C. Because of its quietness. D. Because of the sense of freshness.
[单项选择]A. Because the vacuum cleaner is broken.
B. Because she wants the man to leave the kitchen.
C. Because she wants the man to do the cleaning.
D. Because she does not need the man’s help then.
[单项选择]A. Because I liked to have a walk. B. Because my mother felt sick.
C. Because I went to the party alone. D. Because the party was very interesting.
[单项选择]A. Because he wanted to be a journalist.
B. Because he liked the climate there.
C. Because he wanted to get away from the army.
D. Because he was sent there by his father.
[单项选择]A. Because the pig was in his garden. B. Because it was in his potato patch.
C. Because Griffin was a British soldier. D. Because Griffin had shot Culter’s pig.
[单项选择]A) Because the man has a talk with her. C) Because she will go to New York. B) Because she will go to San Francisco. C) Because she will go to a music camp.
[单项选择]A. Because she didn’t get the promotion.
B. Because she failed her history exam.
C. Because she had a bad headache.
D. Because she missed the train.
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Take a look around on October 12, because it may seem a bit more crowded. On that day, or thereabouts, Earth’ s population will reach six billion. Although no one knows exactly when baby number six billion will arrive, the United Nations picked October 12 to mark the event, which is almost certain to occur before the end of 1999.
Six billion is a milestone (里程碑). The 20th century began with world population under two billion. We’ ye added the last billion people in only 12 years.
Most of the increase these days takes place in the developing world. Birthrates have remained at low levels in Europe and North A- merica. In the developing world the over all rate of increase is 1.7 percent a year, which would double its population in 40 years.
Which of the following statements is TRUE（ ）.
A. The earth became crowded on October 12, 1999.
B. Earth’s population has been doubled.
C. Baby number six billion was born on October 12, 1999.
D. The developing world may be responsible (应负负的) for the increasingly crowded world.
[填空题]______(此处严厉禁止拍照) because it may damage those works.
[简答题]Additional social stresses may also occur because of the population explosion or problems arising from mass migration movements-themselves made relatively easy nowadays by modem means of transport.
[填空题]Accountants may be similar to one another because they have the same type of job.
[单项选择]Quebec differs from other Canadian provinces because ______.
A. it is very rich in oil
B. it is ideal for wheat growing
C. it has a strong French culture
D. its tourist trade is very important to the economy
[填空题]Public speakers often confuse their audience because their visual signals do not correspond with the verbal.
