The rebels have become notorious forA.controlling the diamond - mining areaB.killing thous
The rebels have become notorious for
A.controlling the diamond - mining area
B.killing thousands of civilians
C.maiming thousands of civilians
D.both B and C
The rebels have become notorious for
A.controlling the diamond - mining area
B.killing thousands of civilians
C.maiming thousands of civilians
D.both B and C
Why does the rebels battle the Sierra Leonean Army?
A.To overthrow the government.
B.To become independent.
C.To control the diamond field.
D.To ask for ransom.
The rebels have done all the following EXCEPT ______ .
A.destroying two electricity towers
B.contacting a Mexico City newspaper
C.threatening to take action in the capital
D.strengthening security at the airport
The estimates in Economic Outlook show that in rich countries ______.
A.heavy industry becomes more energy-intensive
B.income loss mainly results from fluctuating crude oil prices
C.manufacturing industry has been seriously squeezed
D.oil price changes have no significant impact on GDP
Why have some tribes joined the Iraqi police and army?
A.They hate of being Sunni rebels in Ramadi.
B.They want to drive al-Qaida members from their region.
C.They would be able to move to southern city of Diwaniyah with military force.
D.They intend to stop rising influence of Shiite militia loyal to Moqtada al-Sadr.
U.N. officials say the process has begun in two districts--Kambia and Port Loko. The United Nations says about one- thousand rebels of the Revolutionary United Front and another one thousand militia members are located in the areas.
Meanwhile, U.N. officials say some 250 Bangladeshi peacekeepers have deployed in the heart of rebel territory in the east of the country.
The disarmament deal follows a peace agreement Tuesday between the rebels and the pro - government Civilian Defense Force, made up of ethnic Kamajors.
The Kamajor fighters had attacked rebel positions in northern and eastern Sierra Leone in recent weeks, prompt- ing U.N. calls for peace.
Tuesday's talks were also aimed at consolidating last November's troubled peace deal between the rebels and the government.
R - U - F rebels have fought government forces for the past 10 years in a conflict centering on control of Sierra Leone's diamond - mining areas. The rebels have become notorious for killing and maiming thousands of civilians.
What have the Sierra rebels and pro - government militiamen done under an agreement to end the recent fighting?
A.They have killed thousands of civilians.
B.They have fought each other again.
C.They have begun handing over their weapons to U. N. peacekeepers.
D.They have found a diamond mine.
U. N. officials say the process has begun in two districts-Kambia and Port Loko. The United Nations says about one thousand rebels of the Revolutionary United Front and another one thousand militia members are located in the areas.
Meanwhile, U. N. officials say some 2S0 Bangladeshi peacekeepers have deployed in the heart of rebel territory -- in the east of the country.
The disarmament deal follows a peace agreement Tuesday between the rebels and the pro-government Civilian Defense Force, made up of ethnic Kamajors,
The Kamajor fighters had attacked rebel positions in northern and eastern Sierra Leone in recent weeks, prompting U, N. calls for peace.
Tuesday’s talks were also aimed at consolidating last November’s troubled peace deal between the rebels and the government.
R-U-F rebels have fought government forces for the past 10 years in a conflict centering on control of Sierra Leone’s diamond-mining areas. The rebels have become notorious for killing and maiming thousands of civilians.
What have the Sierra rebels and pro-government militiamen done under an agreement to end the recent fighting?
A.They have killed thousands of civilians.
B.They have fought each other again.
C.They have begun handing over their weapons to U. N. peacekeepers.
D.They have found a diamond mine.
The rebels have funded much of their war effort through _________.
A.oil export
B.foreign aid
C.illicit diamond trading
D.robbing natives
It can be safely concluded from the text that
A.sports scandals are inevitable for the sake of competition.
B.the rebels who put Blatter under fire will have him by throat.
C.all accusations against Blatter will end up with failures.
D.the rebels could discourage Blatter's bid for a new term.
听力原文: Authorities in Nepal say Maoist rebels have killed at least twenty-one policemen and wounded sixteen others in an ambush in the western part of the country. A police official says the attack took place at a village, four hundred and fifty kilometers west of Katmandu. He says the rebels planted a landmine that exploded as the trucks passed. Maoists began the armed campaign in 1996 to replace Nepal's constitutional monarchy with a socialist state.
The policemen were killed and wounded______.
A.in a grenade attack
B.in a rocket attack
C.in a landmine explosion
D.in a suicide bombing
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