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[单选题] Last night several young men （）（）the bank of lots of money.
A. stole
B. robbed
C. took
D. got
[单项选择]Why do you think the teller gave Joe the money' .
A. Because he had a letter of thanks.
B. Because he feared that he might be killed if he refused.
C. Because he gave him a demand note.
D. Because he showed him a cheque payable at sight.
[单项选择]A: I gambled away all the money I won from the lottery last week.
B: ______
A. Congratulations!
B. Gambling is too risky!
C. What a shame]
D. Gambling is pernicious!
[单选题]题目 94
T.he old man often feels ( ) because his children live far away.
A. crazy
B. lonely
C. hungry
D. sleepy
[单项选择]Who gave New York its nickname
A. Artists.
B. Musicians.
C. Grocers.
D. Tour guides.
[单项选择]The governor gave a rather determined explanation to the public.
A. unclear
B. firm
C. short
D. vague
[单项选择]We gave our teachers some cards best wishes
A. in
B. for
C. by
D. with
[单项选择]Every child gave Grandma Lin a present, 9
[单项选择]Susan reported her loss and gave all necessary particulars to police.
A. details
B. happenings
C. peculiarities
D. qualification
[单项选择]The manager gave one of the salesgirls an accusing look for her （ ） attitude toward （ ）customers.
A. straightforward
B. partial
C. favourable
D. hostile
[单项选择]The local peasants gave the soldiers clothes and food ______ which they would have died of cold and hunger.
A. without
B. not
C. to
D. with
[简答题]In Money Everything
I don’t think money is everything,but we can’t do without it.Fox example,money can’t buy us happiness and a good education.And for another example,money can’t buy us good health and a long life.But we can not live without money.We need it for our daily necessities such as food,clothes and transportation.What’s more,we need it to live a better life.In short,we should learn the value of money and make the most of its advantages.
[单选题]The information commissioner gave Facebook a rap over the knuckles earlier this month,putting the company on notice of likely fines-the equivalent of a few minutes'revenue-for breaches of privacy.On Wednesday the European commission gave Google a vigorous correction,fining it￠4.3 billion for abusing its market dominance with the AndrOJd operating system which powers the overwhelming majority of the world's mobile phones.Google is appealing.The billions of euros at stake aside,it is easy to see why.Google gives most of Android away,not only to the consumers who use it,but to the companies that build their phones around it.As the company points out,there are more than 24,000 competing Android phones available today,from 1,300 companies.How can that possibly constitute a harmful monopoly?Besides,Google has real competition in the smartphone world from Apple.At the same time,these are exactly the factors that make the commission's decision so interesLing and significant.For Google's business to work,it must become as easy as possible for advertisers to reach users.That is the purpose of all the software that Google gives away,from the Android operating system,through to YouTube,Google search on phones and the Chrome browser.This might look like a cross-subsidy,but on the other hand it is the heart of the company's business.The software that Google gives away is not designed to make a profit on its own.This free version does not include the bits that make a phone useful for anything but making telephone calls,and this was the weak spot in Google's defence.None of the enticements-the mail,the search,the maps and the browser-are included.These can only be used with a proprietary chunk of software that Google controls;and manufacturers who want to use the Play store and 11 crucial Google apps must agree not to build so much as a single phone that does not include them.It is all or nothing.This licensing trick is the way in which Google has undoubtedly limited competition.The commission's decision to punish it probably comes too late to undo the damage it has done.All digital businesses tend towards a monopoly,and this is in part because in some important ways they benefit consumers more the larger they grow.Yet as customers we pay for this in other ways and as citizens even more so,not least because the companies fattened by monopoly profits grow too large to fail and too powerful to challenge.There is a public interest in preventing any company from acquiring almost unlimited power.Regulation defends democracy.
The author's attitude toward the commcssion's decision is
A.cautious.
B.ambiguous.
C.sarcastic.
D.supportive.
[单项选择]His parents gave him many expensive toys as some form of ______ , for his lameness and in ability play active games.
A. remedy
B. reward
C. complement
D. compensation
