单选题Louisa May Alcott's novel Little Women, which recounts the experiences of the four March sisters during the American Civil war, is largely autobiographical.

单选题The man went to prison, but the two boys ______ with a warning.

单选题The ultimate verdict on welfare reform, however, would not be in for years. In some high-poverty areas, efforts were hampered both by politics and by a lack of jobs and funds for support services.

单选题To increase performance and win against Morgan Stanley,Chen decided to forge a short-lived alliance between Yongle and Dazhong Electronics, which brought Yongle to the brink of insolvency.

单选题In the poem, he depicted the happy______of girls playing on a swing in early spring.

单选题JPMorgan then followed up with a letter seeking assurances that all transfers were done ______applicable rules and regulations.

单选题Uber is focusing more funds and firepower on beating local competition in China, with the tax-booking app confirming it has raised $ 1. 2bn in a round that included investment from Chinese search engine Baidu. The San Francisco start-up, which has been valued at $ 50bn, raised the additional funding for Uber China shortly after it was reported that local rival Didi Kuaidi had raked in $ 3bn in a recent cash call. The fundraising gives Uber China, which is a separate company, a $7bn pre-money valuation, according to a person familiar with the matter.【R6】______. Uber confirmed the investment, first reported in an interview with Travis Kalanick, chief executive, on Chinese website Sina.【R7】______ Uber has dominated the taxi-booking app market in hundreds of cities globally and is expanding beyond ferrying people into also delivering packages. 【R8】______, where many US internet companies, including Google and Amazon, have stumbled. Didi Kuaidi, formed from a merger between Didi Dauche and Kuaidi Dauche this year, raised $ 2bn at a valuation of about $ 15bn in July. But the round has not closed and may increase. 【R9】______Uber says it has about 50 per cent of the taxi-booking market, but Didi Kuaidi says it has 80 per cent.【R10】______by subsidizing trips, with Uber saying it will spend $ 1 bn in China this year. Uber had suggested that Uber China could eventually be spun off with its own initial public offering in the country. Mr Kalanick said the San Francisco-based start-up could take investment from a Chinese "national brand". Choose the following sentences marked A to E to complete the above article. Mark your answers on the answer sheet.[A] But it has not yet won the battle for the Chinese market[B] The round has not closed and could raise hundreds of millions more dollars[C] It is hard to tell exactly how the Chinese market is divided[D] Both sides are using their large fundraisings to lure more users[E] Mr Kalanick did not disclose the other investors in the round

单选题The great use of a school education is not so much to teach you things______to teach you the art of learning.

单选题There ______ nothing more for discussion, the meeting came to an end hall an hour earlier. A. to be B. to have been C. being D. be

单选题The plan was brilliant in its______but failed because of lack of money.

单选题Historians and philosophers have wondered for a long time whether the world might one day change course, with the West in persistent decline. And China—and maybe India—going back to the position of global dominance they held for a couple of millennia.

单选题The Test This story was first published in The New Yorker on 15 June 1940. On the afternoon Marian took her second driving test, Mrs. Ericson went with her. "It's probably better to have someone a little older with you," Mrs. Ericson said as Marian slipped into the driver's seat beside her. "Perhaps last time your Cousin Bill made you nervous, talking too much on the way." "Yes, Ma'am," Marian said in her soft unaccented voice. "They probably do like it better if a white person shows up with you." "Oh, I don't think it's that," Mrs. Ericson began, and subsided after a glance at the girl's set profile. Marian drove the car slowly through the shady suburban streets. It was one of the first hot days of June, and when they reached the boulevard they found it crowded with cars headed for the beaches. "Do you want me to drive?" Mrs. Ericson asked. "I'll be glad to if you're feeling jumpy." Marian shook her head. Mrs. Ericson watched her dark, competent hands and wondered for the thousandth time how the house had ever managed to get along without her, or how she had lived through those earlier years when her household had been presided over by a series of slatternly white girls who had considered housework demeaning and the care of children an added insult." You drive beautifully, Marian," she said. "Now, don't think of the last time. Anybody would slide on a steep hill on a wet day like that. "It takes four mistakes to flunk you," Marian said. "I don't remember doing all the things the inspector marked down on my blank. "People say that they only want you to slip them a little something," Mrs. Ericson said doubtfully. "No," Marian said. "That would only make it worse, Mrs. Ericson. I know. The car turned right, at a traffic signal, into a side road and slid up to the curb at the rear of a short line of parked cars. The inspectors had not arrived yet. "You have the papers?" Mrs. Ericson asked. Marian took them out of her bag: her learner's permit; the car registration, and her birth certificate. They settled down to the dreary business of waiting. "It will be marvelous to have someone dependable to drive the children to school every day," Mrs. Ericson said. Marian looked up from the list of driving requirements she had been studying. " It'll make things simpler at the house, won't it?" she said. "Oh, Marian," Mrs. Ericson exclaimed, " if I could only pay you half of what you're worth!" "Now, Mrs. Ericson," Marian said firmly. They looked at each other and smiled with affection. Two cars with official insignia on their doors stopped across the street. The inspectors leaped out, very brisk and military in their neat uniforms. Marian's hands tightened on the wheel. "There's the one who flunked me last time," she whispered, pointing to a stocky, self-important man who had begun to shout directions at the driver at the head of the line. "Oh, Mrs. Ericson. "Now, Marian," Mrs. Ericson said. They smiled at each other again, rather weakly. The inspector who finally reached their car was not the stocky one but a genial, middle-aged man who grinned broadly as he thumbed over their papers. Mrs. Ericson started to get out of the car. "Don't you want to come along?" the inspector asked. "Mandy and I don't mind company." Mrs. Ericson was bewildered for a moment. "No," she said, and stepped to the curb. "I might make Marian self-conscious. She's a fine driver, Inspector. " "Sure thing," the inspector said, winking at Mrs. Ericson. He slid into the seat beside Marian. "Turn right at the corner, Mandy-Lou." From the curb, Mrs. Ericson watched the car move smoothly up the street. The inspector made notations in a small black book. "Age?" he inquired presently, as they drove along. "Twenty-seven. " He looked at Marian out of the corner of his eye. "Old enough to have quite a flock of pickaninnies, eh?" Marian did not answer. "Left at this corner," the inspector said, " and park between that truck and the green Buick." The two cars were very close together, but Marian squeezed in between them without too much maneuvering. "Driven before, Mandy-Lou?" the inspector asked. "Yes, sir. I had a license for three years in Pennsylvania. " "Why do you want to drive a car?" "My employer needs me to take her children to and from school. " "Sure you don't really want to sneak out nights to meet some young blood?" the inspector asked. He laughed as Marian shook her head. "Let's see you take a left at the corner and then turn around in the middle of the next block," the inspector said. He began to whistle "Swanee River." "Make you homesick?" he asked. Marian put out her hand, swung around neatly in the street, and headed back in the direction from which they had come. "No," she said. " I was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The inspector feigned astonishment. "You-all ain't Southern?" he said. "Well, dog my cats if I didn't think you-all came from down yondah. " "No sir," Marian said. "Turn onto Main Street here and let's see how you-all does in heavier traffic." They followed a line of cars along Main Street for several blocks until they came in sight of a concrete bridge which arched high over the railroad tracks. "Read that sign at the end of the bridge," the inspector said. '' ' Proceed with caution. Dangerous in slippery weather,' " Marian said. "You-all sho can read fine," the inspector exclaimed. "Where d'you learn to do that, Mandy?" "I got my college degree last year," Marian said. Her voice was not quite steady. As the car crept up the slope of the bridge the inspector burst out laughing. He laughed so hard he could scarcely give his next direction. " Stop here," he said, wiping his eyes, " then start 'er up again. Mandy got her degree, did she? Dog my cats!" Marian pulled up beside the curb. She put the car in neutral, pulled on the emergency, waited a moment , and then put the car into gear again. Her face was set. As she released the brake her foot slipped off the clutch pedal and the engine stalled. "Now, Mistress Mandy," the inspector said, " remember your degree. " "Damn you!" Marian cried. She started the car with a jerk. The inspector lost his joviality in an instant. "Return to the starting place, please," he said, and made four very black crosses at random in the squares on Marian's application blank. Mrs. Ericson was waiting at the curb where they had left her. As Marian stopped the car, the inspector jumped out and brushed past her, his face purple. "What happened?" Mrs. Ericson asked, looking after him with alarm. Marian stared down at the wheel and her lip trembled. "Oh, Marian, again?" Mrs. Ericson said. Marian nodded. "In a sort of different way," she said, and slid over to the right-hand side of the car.

单选题The members in the testing team were quite ______ and could change schedule upon request.

单选题They stood chatting together as easily and naturally as______.

单选题He sat there for many days in meditation, opening himself up to the truth

单选题America is a sticky economic superpower whose capacity to influence the world economy will linger and even strengthen in some respects, ______its economic weight in the world is declining.

单选题Lowbrows are quite ______ for highbrows to have symphonies and their Russian novels.

单选题Not until the 1850's______in New York seek to rescue historic building from destruction or alteration.

单选题He had expected gratitude for his disclosure, but instead he encountered ______ bordering on hostility. A. patience B. discretion C. ineptitude D. indifference

单选题The three referees were detained in March, pushing the credibility of Chinese referees to an all-time low.