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A.Because the vacuum cleaner is broken．
B.Because she wants the man to 1cave the kitchen．
C.Because she wants the man to do the cleanin9．
D.Because she does not need the man’s help then．
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A.People can enjoy the delicious seafood there．
B.People can do some exciting sports such as diving．
C.People can see the beautiful scenery and relax themselves．
D.People can participate in activities like fishing，boating and swimming．
A.The children have more homework to do．
B.The education policy affects the reading time．
C.The parents read less to the children than the past．
D.The prevalence of technology provides the children e-reading．
回答题When companies consider their benefits mix．coverage for medical care is often top．of-mind．Yet there may be another，even more powerful concern driving employee coverage preferences：vision care．Roughly 75%of adults in the United States require some type of vision correction．and 84 percent of adults believe that vision benefits are somewhat or very important to them．As a result．vision assistance is moving higher and higher on the list of sought．after employee benefits． What’s driving the trend？One factor is the increasing power of eye examinations to detect systemic illness．In addition to identifying nearsightedness，farsightedness and astigmatism，routine eye exanls now play a role in diagnosing conditions such as diabetes，brain aneurysms（脑动脉瘤），liver disease and stroke risk． Early identification，in turn，translates into markedly lower expenditures for employers．In 2014，eye problems will cost companies an estimated$8 billion in reduced productivity．Making sure employees get the right eye care helps employers reduce these losses．At the same time，it boosts their ability to retain loyal workers． So what’s the best way to get patients into the exam chair？One way is to provide a vision plan that lowers out-of-pocket（自已付费的）expenses．Indeed，research shows that out-of-pocket expense——not premiums——is the number-one factor employees consider when choosing a-vision plan．“And that’s just smart．”says independent insurance broker Shannon Enders．“Premiums make up only about 30 percent of total out．of-pocket expenses．So it pays to100k beyond the premium and see the real cost of a plan．”A study conducted by Service Excellence Group Inc．，a leading market research company，shows how the right vision insurance plan can result in across—the-board（全面的）savings for employees．The study compared the prices customers with different insurance plans paid for the same popular pair of eyeglasses at independent doctors and retail chains．It found that customers with insurance plans that were most successful at keeping out-of-pocket expenses low saved hundreds of dollars． With eyeglasses becoming as much of a fashion accessory（装饰品）as a vision aid，forward-thinking companies are beginning to take note．Enders says more of his clients are saying yes to vision care plans．“Employees care about their eyes，”he says．“And offering benefits packages with the features employees care most about will become an even more important corporate strategy going forward．”
What is the meaning of the last sentence of paragraph one？
A.Vision assistance is listed on the list of popular worker interests．
B.Vision assistance is becoming more and more popular among employees。
C.Vision assistance is considered as one of the employee benefits．
D.Vision assistance is the top concern of the employees．
B．He paid more for rent than the woman.
C．He spent his saving on summer housing.
D．If he earned more money he"d be able to save more.
Perched among the highlands of western Cameroon, bordered by green mountains and cliff faces, Lake Nvos is a scene of breathtaking beauty. But the picture cannot be trusted. A【B1】______study reveals that the lake could release a deadly cloud of carbon dioxide, capable of【B2】______entire communities around its shores. The warning, from a team of scientists, comes nearly 20 years after the lake discharged an estimated 80m cubic metres of CO2 into the【B3】______. Heavier than air, the cloud of gas【B4】______surrounding hillsides and villages. Silent and【B5】______, it exhausted the air of oxygen, killing hundreds of cattle and【B6】______the lives of more than 1,700 people up to 26 kilometres away. "It was one of the most mysterious【B7】______scientists have ever investigated," said George Kling, an ecologist at the University of Michigan. Researchers called in after the 1986 tragedy discovered that the lake contained record levels of carbon dioxide. Gas【B8】______from the Earths magma(岩浆)was under such pressure at the bottom of the 200-metre deep lake that it dissolved until it【B9】______ max. A slight shake then released the dissolved gas as a dangerous bubble. To prevent a recurrence, in 2001 engineers installed a pipe to suck CO2 from the bottom of the lake and release it【B10】______into the air. A pipe was also installed at Lake Monoun, where an outbreak of CO2 killed 37 people in 1984. The science team suggests the urgent installation of a further four pipes in each lake at a rate of one a year.
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B．The present economic situation.
C．A recession that has been on for a year.
D．The accuracy of economists" prediction.
B．He has to show his ID card.
C．He only needs to fill out a withdrawal form.
D．He needs to fill out a withdrawal form. and hand in the chequebook.
听力原文： In an attempt to resist the rising cost of fuel and fight the pollution choking our cities, many outgoing students have taken to riding bicycles to school. The unfortunate result of this otherwise positive trend is the traffic problems caused by bicycles having to share the same road with cars. Unfortunately, traffic accidents involving bicycles are on the increase throughout the country, so this new solution has led to a dilemma. To solve this dilemma, special bike paths have been created on most roads leading to and from college campuses. It is essential that cyclists stay on those paths. It is necessary for the safety of those of you who ride bicycles as well as the motorists that you share the road with. Obviously, it may be inconvenient to ride in the bike paths at times, but we must insist on it. To enforce the necessity of staying on the paths, there are fines for bicyclists who ride down the middle of the street. The federal fines are currently running at $25 for a first-time violation, but if the law is continually violated, the fines will increase by different amounts depending on your local orders. The money that is collected from the fines will go towards a fund to help build better bike paths. You may have special bicycle bridges in your neighborhood right now. If not, you can count on seeing them in the future. We are committed to making bicycling a safe alternative to using cars and we appreciate your help in making that goal a reality. Questions 16 to 19 are based on the passage you have just heard. 16. What is the newest problem facing people who ride to school？ 17. What is the basis for the law that doesnt allow bicyclists in the middle of the street？ 18. How will the money from the fines be used？ 19. What can we learn about bicycles from the passage？16．
A．The law of the road.
B．International law.
C．Federal law.
D．Local law.
B．At 10:00 a.m. on the 22nd of this month.
C．At 4:35 p.m. on the 29th of this month.
D．At 5:55 p.m. on the 22nd of this month.
B．The quality is about the same in every school.
C．Prestige schools are always the best.
D．In a good school the students always learn more.
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