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The newly founded company can provide () of job openings for both untrained and veteran workers.

A.hundreds

B.total

C.sort

D.many

答案

A、hundreds

发布时间：2023-02-10

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What is mentioned about the MBS Master of Business Administration program？A．It has a succe

What is mentioned about the MBS Master of Business Administration program？

A．It has a successful track record.

B．It is sponsored by famous companies.

C．It is a newly founded elite course.

D．It specializes in international business.

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第2题

SECTION 2Vocabularly ReplacementThis section consists of 15 sentences; in each sentence on

SECTION 2 Vocabularly Replacement

This section consists of 15 sentences; in each sentence one word or phrase is given in the brackets. Below each sentence, there are 4 choices respectively marked by letters A,B,C and D. Choose the word or phrase that can replace the part without causing any grammatical error or changing the basic meaning of the sentence. There is only ONE right answer.

Blasts, riots and protest demonstrations rocked newly founded Iraq, threatening to tear the country apart.

A．staggered

B．distressed

C．prompted

D．assaulted

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第3题

According to the text, Case history isA．a study that researches in the records of legal co

According to the text, Case history is

A．a study that researches in the records of legal courts.

B．a discipline founded by Le Roy Ladurie.

C．the only study that use the records of legal courts.

D．based on the data obtained from the records of legal courts.

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第4题

Benjamin Franklin was Americas first internationally famous swimmer and swimmer teacher.

As a boy Franklin lived in Boston, on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. There, during the warm summers he learned to swim. In 1717, at the age of 11, he tried out an early invention, which may well have been the first swim fins (鱼鳍) [such as scuba (自携式水中呼吸器) divers use today]. He made the fins by fitting a kind of web-shaped wooden sandal to the soles of his feet. He soon realized, however, that his swimming kick was linked to the inside of his foot and ankle as well as to the sole. As it turned out, Franklins "flippers" were one of his least successful inventions. Franklin was always interested in getting the fullest enjoyment from life. While flying a kite one day he had another idea. Wanting to amuse himself with the kite and still swim, he lay on his back, held the kites stick in his hands and was carried along the surface of the water. (Although he often swam in Boston Harbor afterwards, Ben never again tried this method of travel. This was a pity, for if he had worn those wooden sandals while being pulled along by the kite, he might have become the worlds first water-skier. ) Franklin continued to be a powerful swimmer, and once, during a long stay in London, he swam more than three miles down the Thames River. Not content with enjoying the sport, he studied manuals on swimming strokes and taught himself to do stunts (绝技、惊险动作) in the water. He even considered opening a swimming school in London, but instead returned to Philadelphia and other pursuits. When he founded the University of Pennsylvania in 1740, he introduced the first compulsory college swim program. Franklins support for swimming may have come from his belief that even ones leisure should be employed usefully. The overweight Franklin considered swimming a reducer of fatty tissue. His accomplishments in this sport were recognized in 1969, when he, along with 14 Olympic swimming champion, was introduced into the newly established "Swimming Hall of Fame" at Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Which of the following is the best title for this passage？

A．Franklin, the Famous Swimming Teacher.

B．Franklin, the Great Inventor.

C．Franklin, the Founder of Swimming Schools.

D．Franklin, the Well-known Swimmer.

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第5题

When was the college founded？A．1990.B．1925.C．1952D．1950

When was the college founded？

A．1990.

B．1925.

C．1952

D．1950

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第6题

The United States of America was founded in______.

A.1776

B.1876

C.1789

D.1689

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第7题

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A、Exciting.

B、Boring.

C、Relaxing.

D、Annoying.

(2)、What made the author’s getting up early worthwhile？ ()

A、Having a swim.

B、Breathing in fresh air.

C、Walking in the morning sun.

D、Visiting a local farmer’s market.

(3)、What can we learn about tomatoes sold in New York in winter？ ()

A、They are soft.