单选题It can be inferred that the Imperial Rescript of 1890______.

单选题Much as ______, I couldn't lend him the money because I simply didn't have that much Spare cash. A. I would have liked to B. I would like to have C. I should have to like D. I should have liked to

单选题Why is GDP better than GNP?

单选题What does Mary think is so incredible and wonderful?

单选题She is very grateful to you for ______ you have given her and ______ you have told her.

单选题In our culture, honesty has always been looked upon as an essential ______ of a person's character. A. implication B. indignation C. ingredient D. instinct

单选题Life is a candle ______ to bum ever brighter.

单选题They are well ______ with each other since they once studied in the same university. A. identified B. recognized C. acknowledged D. acquainted

单选题James was born in London ______ May 7, 1952 ______ 4:45 ______ the morning.A. on/at/inB. in/at/inC. in/at/onD. on/by/in

单选题In recent decades child specialists have tried more and more to help parents with their children''s school behavior. Schools of education 【B1】 tended to emphasize subject matter 【B2】 what the children are being taught, but attention increasingly is being paid to the children themselves. One area 【B3】 emphasized is the matter of a 【B4】 developmental or "maturity" level--that is, the child''s 【B5】 of readiness for starting school. Research demonstrated that a major 【B6】 of children who fail in school 【B7】 primarily because of their immaturity and their unreadiness for the work of the 【B8】 that law designates: age five for kindergarten, age six for first grade. Common sense 【B9】 us that not all five-year-olds have reached 【B10】 average level of performance expected 【B11】 age five. Thus many five-year-olds fail in kindergarten and six-year-olds fail in first grade 【B12】 because of a "learning disability" or "attention deficit disorder" but simply because 【B13】 are in a too-advanced grade. Experience has shown that the number of 【B14】 learners can be substantially reduced by a policy of 【B15】 every child''s readiness--that is, 【B16】 level before beginning school. This concept has 【B17】 widely. Many school systems now routinely provide not only readiness testing but also extra grade 【B18】 : pre-kindergarten or "developmental" kindergarten for a year 【B19】 full kindergarten; and pre-first grade for six-year-olds not fully 【B50】 for first grade.

单选题President Enrique Pena Nieto has encouraged Mexicans to walk more, use stairs and exercise one hour every day as he launched a campaign against the unrestrained obesity and diabetes (糖尿病). "We can't keep our arms crossed in front of a real overweight and obesity (1) . The lives of millions of Mexicans are (2) at risk," Mr. Pena Nieto said. Seven in 10 adults are (3) overweight or obese in Mexico, (4) one-third of the country's children (5) in that category, according to official figures. Mexico now has a higher rate of overweight people (6) the United States, and it also has the highest (7) of diabetes among the 34-nation Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development. Presenting his national strategy to (8) obesity and diabetes, Mr. Pena Nieto said the Health Ministry will open an "observatory" to (9) and respond to the problem. The strategy includes a campaign to (10) healthier lifestyles and better diets in a country that (11) 163 liters (43 gallons) of sugary drinks per capita per year, the highest rate in the world. The Mexican leader also cited special (12) that the Congress is about to pass on sodas and (13) food, saying the funds should be used for health programs and to increase (14) to drinking water in schools. Under the new laws to (15) obesity, chocolate, which was invented by Mexico's Aztecs, will be subject (16) the tax. Mr. Pena Nieto has also (17) a "change of attitude and culture" in Mexico. Citing a health activist, Mr. Pena Nieto urged his countrymen to " (18) at least one hour per day to exercise or a physical activity, (19) doesn't require much effort but that (20) the unhealthy lifestyles...be it walking, climbing stairs./

单选题If you want children to work hard you must ______ their interests instead of their sense of duty.

单选题A primary difference for a person with a disability who becomes a crime victim, however, is that the criminal victimization frequently compounds existing problems caused by a lack of accessibility to basic social services, poverty, institutionalization, and other barriers to equal rights. A crime that would be damaging to an able-bodied person is frequently a devastating blow to a person with a disability. Indeed, for many, it is the criminal assault itself that results in a disability; the ability to move, to communicate, to understand, is disrupted temporarily or permanently. Many people with disabling conditions are especially vulnerable to victimization because of their real or perceived inability to fight or flee, or to notify others and testify about the victimization. Frequently, because a person with a disability may be more physically frail, the victimization may exacerbate existing health or mental health problems. For those who hope that their disability may "protect" them from criminal victimization, it is shocking to learn that many criminals do not act upon a perceived "desirability" of the intended victim. Indeed, many perpetrators may be unaware that their victims have a disability. Here, the victim is truly random, another one of us in the wrong place at the wrong time. Another reality is that many offenders are motivated by a desire to obtain control over the victim and measure their potential prey for vulnerabilities. Many people with disabilities, because they are perceived as unable to physically defend themselves, or identify the attacker, or call for help, are perfect targets for such offenders. People with disabilities are also vulnerable to abuse by the very professionals and other caregivers who provide them with services. Just as many pedophiles gravitate to youth-serving occupations, so do many other predators seek work as caregivers to people with disabilities. People who are victimized are, therefore, vulnerable to exacerbated suffering. Most victims will experience a sense of shock, disbelief, or denial that the crime occurred, often followed by cataclysmic emotions: fear, anger, confusion, guilt, humiliation and grief, among others. But people with disabilities may have intensified reactions because they may already feel stigmatized and often have low self-esteem due to societal attitudes. The sense of self-blame, confusion, vulnerability, and loss of trust may be exaggerated, as may be an ambivalence or negativity related to their perception of their bodies. Denial and avoidance of the need to cope with the aftermath may complicate the identification of crime victims with a disability. Some victims, particularly elderly and those with developmental disabilities, will need services designed to enhance a feeling of safety and security regarding future victimization.

单选题In order to ______ the improved features of the new model dishwasher, the salesman encouraged the customer to operate it by himself.[A] demonstrate[B] exhibit[C] reveal[D] uncover

单选题What is one of the possible conclusions of the experiment?