What does the phrase "taken with a barrel of salt" mean at the end of the second paragraph
A.Suspected.
B.Justifiable.
C.Inconsistent.
D.Ignored.
A.Suspected.
B.Justifiable.
C.Inconsistent.
D.Ignored.
第1题
What does the phrase "account for" in the paragragh 9 mean?
A.Explain.
B.Tell about.
C.Have a share.
D.Calculate.
第2题
What does the phrase "lose inches" mean in the passage?
A.Become shorter.
B.Become taller.
C.Become fatter.
D.Become thinner.
第3题
What does the phrase "litters of pups" mean in the second paragraph?
A.Baby rats.
B.Animals.
C.Old rats.
D.Grown-up rats.
第4题
What does the phrase "of sorts" mean in Paragraph 6?
A.Rather, to some extent.
B.To a certain extent.
C.Feeling unwell.
D.Not fully deserving.
第5题
What does the phrase "taken with a barrel of salt" mean in the second paragraph?
A.Rampant.
B.Conceivable.
C.Enormous.
D.Implausible.
第6题
What does the phrase "to run errand" mean in this context?
A.To go shopping.
B.To operate computers.
C.To help do something.
D.To shop electronically.
第7题
What elements does a phrase contain?
A.Head, determine and complement
B.Head, specifier and complement.
C.Head, specifier and complementizer.
D.Head, determiner and complementizer.
第8题
What does the phrase" to bust the trusts" mean here?
A.To break business monopolies.
B.To arrest law breakers.
C.To dismiss unnecessary workers.
D.To model government management.
第9题
What does the phrase" on the ropes" (L7, Para2 ) mean?
A.For sale.
B.Be defeated completely.
C.Lose reputations.
D.The end of one's glory.
第10题
What does the phrase "hook up...with" mean in Paragraph 6?
A.To meet someone and become friendly with them.
B.To meet up with.
C.To help someone get something that they need or want.
D.To fix up with.