单选题The girl will not become a nurse because she will faint at the ______ of blood. A. vision B. eyes C. sight D. view

单选题We are confident to overcome difficulties since the government has agreed to give us some help.A) 既然政府答应给予帮助，我们就有信心克服困难。B) 自从政府答应给予帮助以来，我们就有信心克服困难。C) 我们都在等政府给予帮助以渡过危机。D) 因为政府答应给我们一些帮助，我们就有信心克服困难。

单选题The atmosphere is not so capable of storing heat as ocean currents. A．大气不像海水那样能储存热。 B．海流比大气能储存更多的热量。 C．大气储存热量的能力不如海流强。 D．大气层就像海流一样，不能储存热量。

单选题He wrote ______ of his novel.

单选题Those are old rules. They don't ______ any more.A) apply toB) apply forC) applyD) be use//

单选题No matter how _______, it is not necessarily worthless.A) dry a desert may beB) a desert may be dryC) may a desert be dryD) a.desert dry may be

单选题For whom is the passage most likely written? ______

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单选题I have been out very often lately, and so would rather ______ at home this week. A) be stayed C) to stay B) staying D) stay

单选题The school was in 1929 by a Chinese scholar.

单选题I can't risk ______ my job to do that kind of thing.A. lostB. to loseC. loseD. losing

单选题Jack worked as hard as he could______up with the others.

单选题Before we moved to America, we ______ in Australia for ten years.

单选题When will the tourists be taken to pay a visit to Dr. Sun Yat-sen's former residence?

单选题The result of my experiment has ______ me in my belief that his theory is right. A) confirmed C) conducted B) constructed D) concluded

单选题Shanghai is the largest city in China. About eleven million people make their homes in Shanghai and its suburbs (郊区). This enormous (巨大的) city spreads out along the banks of the Hoang Pu River, which flows into the mouth of the Yangtze River about fourteen miles north of here. Large oceangoing ships travel to Shanghai by way of the Yangtze and the Huang Pu. Shanghai was a small, unimportant city until 1842 when China lost a war with Great Britain. Tile British realized that Shanghai was in an excellent location(位置) to serve as a seaport for the densely(密集) populated Yangtze River Plain. They forced the Chinese to allow English traders to settle on the wastelands outside the city walls. Later, French, American, and Japanese traders also came to Shanghai. The foreigners built whole new sections of Shanghai, including homes, stores, factories, and office buildings. Thousands of Chinese poured into Shanghai in search of jobs. Most of them settled in the old part of the city. As time passed, shanghai became one of the busiest seaports in the world.

单选题What is it ______ his daughter needs most?

单选题I don't know him, but it is ______ that he is a warm-hearted person. A) talked B) said C ) told D) spoken

单选题Shopping carts are such a ubiquitous presence in stores today that it is hard to imagine a time without them. And yet it wasn't until the year 1937 when the first shopping cart was introduced. The shopping cart was the brainchild of Sylvan Goldman, the owner of a grocery food chain in Oklahoma. Goldman noticed that his customers struggled to carry their food in heavy hand-held baskets. He decided there must be an easier way for his customers to carry the food around in his markets. Observing a folding chair, Goldman decided to use that as the prototype(原型)for his new shopping cart. With the aid of a mechanic, Fred Young, Goldman designed the first shopping cart based on the folding chair. Wheels were placed where the bottoms of the chair legs were. In place of the chair seat, Young and Goldman placed two metal baskets on top of each other. This cart could be stored by folding it up like a folding chair. At first there was a bit of difficulty getting the public to accept shopping carts. Men thought using them was effeminate(女人气的)while younger women considered the use of the shopping carts to carry products around to be somewhat unstylish. Goldman solved this problem by hiring men and women models to use shopping carts in his stores. In addition, store greeters instructed customers in how to use the shopping carts. In short order, the shopping carts became very popular because it made shopping much easier for customers. By 1940 the popularity of shopping carts had grown to such an extent that there was a 7,year waiting list in store orders for new shopping carts.

单选题John got the first prize in the Math contest, ______ made his parents very happy.