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In the dimly lit cyber-cafe at Sciences-Po, hot-house of the French elite, no Gauloise smoke fills the air, no dog-eared copies of Sartre lie on the tables. French students are doing what all students do: surfing the web via Google. Now President Jacques Chirac wants to stop this American cultural invasion by setting up a rival French search-engine. The idea was prompted by Google’s plan to put online millions of texts from American and British university libraries. If English books are threatening to swamp cyberspace, Mr Chirac will not stand idly by.
He asked his culture minister, Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres, and Jean-Noёl Jeanneney, head of France’ s Bibliothèque Nationale, to do the same for French text—and create a home-grown search-engine to browse them. Why not let Google do the job Its French version is used for 74% of intemet searches in France. The answer is the vulgar criteria it uses to rank results. "I do not believe", wrote
A. disagrees with the way Google lists its results.
B. resents Google’s popularity around the world.
C. does not believe Google’s commercial success.
D. hates Google’ s access to the French culture.

[单项选择]Below 600 feet ocean waters range from dimly lit to completely dark.
A. inadequately
B. hardly
C. faintly
D. sufficiently

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In the dimly lit cyber-café at Sciences-Po, hot-house of the French elite, no Gauloise smoke fills the air, no dog-eared copies of Sartre lie on the tables. French students are doing what all students do: surfing the web via Google. Now President Jacques Chirac wants to stop this American cultural invasion by setting up a rival French search-engine. The idea was prompted by Google’s plan to put online millions of texts from American and British university libraries. If English books are threatening to swamp cyberspace, Mr Chirac will not stand idly by.
He asked his culture minister, Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres, and Jean-Noel Jeanneney, head of France’s Bibliothèque Nationale, to do the same for French texts--and create a home-grown search-engine to browse them. Why not let Google do the job Its French version is used for 74% of interuet searches in France. The answer is the vulgar criteria it uses to rank results. "I do n
A. compete with the American rival "Google"
B. protect French students from American invasion
C. preserve the integrity of the French culture
D. stop standing idly by when being threatened

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In the dimly lit cyber-cafe at Sciences-Po, hot-house of the French elite, no Gauloise smoke fills the air, no dog-eared copies of Sartre lie on the tables. French students are doing what all students do: surfing the web via Google. Now President Jacques Chirac wants to stop this American cultural invasion by setting up a rival French search-engine. The idea was prompted by Google’s plan to put online millions of texts from American and British university libraries. If English books are threatening to swamp cyberspace, Mr Chirac will not stand idly by.
He asked his culture minister, Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres, and Jean-Noёl Jeanneney, head of France’ s Bibliothèque Nationale, to do the same for French text—and create a home-grown search-engine to browse them. Why not let Google do the job Its French version is used for 74% of intemet searches in France. The answer is the vulgar criteria it uses to rank results. "I do not believe", wrote
A. compete with the American rival "Google".
B. protect French students from American invasion.
C. preserve the integrity of the French culture.
D. stop standing idly by when being threatened.

[单项选择]In the dimly lit cyber-café at Sciences-Po, hot-house of the French elite, no Gauloise smoke fills the air, no dog-eared copies of Sartre lie on the tables. French students are doing what all students do: surfing the web via Google. Now President Jacques Chirac wants to stop this American cultural invasion by setting up a rival French search-engine. The idea was prompted by Google’s plan to put online millions of texts from American and British university libraries. If English books are threatening to swamp cyberspace, Mr Chirac will not stand idly by.
He asked his culture minister, Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres, and Jean-Noel Jeanneney, head of France’s Bibliothèque Nationale, to do the same for French texts--and create a home-grown search-engine to browse them. Why not let Google do the job Its French version is used for 74% of interuet searches in France. The answer is the vulgar criteria it uses to rank results. "I do not believe", wrote Mr Donnedieu de Vabre
A. compete with the American rival "Google".
B. protect French students from American invasion.
C. preserve the integrity of the French culture.
D. stop standing idly by when being threatened.

[单项选择]The leader of the imagist movement in American literature is
A. Thomas Stearns Eliot.
B. Robert Frost.
C. Wallace Stevens.
D. Ezra Pound.

[单项选择]Unlike the Shakespearean plays that lit up the English stage, the "closet dramas" of the nineteenth century were meant to be ______ rather than ______.
A. seen...acted
B. read...staged
C. quiet...raucous
D. sophisticated...urbane
E. produced...performed

[单项选择]Who is NOT the famous dramatist in Elizabethan literature（　）.
A. John Lyly
B. William Shakespeare
C. George Peele
D. Edmund Spenser

[单项选择]Dentimax’s latest marketing campaign for their Little Teeth ______ is aimed at the parents of infants and small children.
A. target
B. products
C. commerce
D. technician