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22资料请到教师博 7GWD1-Q29:(原CD1-Faultyvotingequipment,confusingballots,votererror,andproblemsatpollingceshavebeencitedbyanewstudyofthe2000UnitedStatesialelection,whichestimatedthattheydidnotcount4millionto6millionofthe100millionvotescast.Faultyvotingequipment,confusingballots,votererror,andproblemsatpollingceshavebeencitedbyanewstudyofthe2000UnitedStatesialelection,whichestimatedthattheydidnotcount4millionto6millionofthe100millionvotescast.!Citingfaultyvotingequipment,confusingballots,votererror,andproblemsatpollingces,anewstudyofthe2000UnitedStatesialelectionhasestimatedthat4millionto6millionofthe100millionvotescastwerenotcounted.Citingfaultyvotingequipment,confusingballots,votererror,andproblemsatpollingces,4millionto6millionofthe100millionvotescastwerenotcountedinthe2000UnitedStatesialelection,anewstudyestimates.Anewstudyhascitedfaultyvotingequipment,confusingballots,votererror,andproblemsatpollingcesinestimatingthat4millionto6millionofthe100millionvotesthatwerecasthadnotbeencountedinthe2000UnitedStatesialelection.Anewstudyofthe2000UnitedStatesialelection,citingfaultyvotingequipment,confusingballots,votererror,andproblemsatpollingces,hasestimated4millionto6millionvoteshadnotbeencountedofthe100millionvotescast. Estimated后面宾语从句that没有了Q2GWD1-Q30:(CD1-TheancientAnasaziharvestedsuchnativedesertvegetationasthepurple-floweredbeent,whattheynowcommonlycallwildspinachinnorthernArizonaandotherpartsofthesouthwesternUnitedStates.whattheynowcommonlyantthattheynowcommonly!nowcommonlyandismowcommonlywhichitisnowcommonlyQ3:GWD32-ThecauseofthewreckoftheshipEdmundFitzgeraidinaseverestormonlakeSuperiorisstillunknown,whenthesunkenwreckageofthevesselwasfound,searchersdiscoveredthehullintwopieceslyingclosetogether,Thestorm’sviolentwaveswouldhavecausedseparatepiecesfloatingevenbrieflyonthesurfacetodriftapart.Therefore,thebreakupofthenullcanberuledoutasthecauseofthesinking.WhichofthefollowingisanassumptiononwhichtheargumentShipsaslargeastheEdmundFitzgeraldrarelysinkexceptinthemostviolent!UnderwatercurrentsatthetimeofthestormdidnotmovetheseparatedpiecesofthehulltogetherPiecesofthehullwouldhavesunkmorequicklythantheintacthullwouldThewavesofthestormwerenotviolentenoughtohavecausedtheIftheshipbrokeupbeforesinking,thepiecesofthehullwouldnothaveremainedonthesurfaceforveryQ4~Q6:GWD32—32-ThedrymountainrangesofthewesternUnitedStatescontainrocksdatingback440to510millionyears,totheOrdovicianperiod,andteemingwithevidenceoftropicalmarinelife.Thisrockrecordprovidescluesaboutoneofthemostsignificantradiations(periodswhenexistinglife-formsgaverisetovariationsthatwouldeventuallyevolveintoentirelynewspecies)inthehistoryofmarineinvertebrates.Duringthisradiationthenumberofmarinebiologicalfamiliesincreasedgreatly,andthesefamiliesincludedspeciesthatwoulddominatethemarineecosystemsoftheareaforthenext215millionyears.Althoughtheradiationspannedtensofmillionsofyears,majorchangesinmanyspeciesoccurredduringageologicallyshorttimespanwithintheradiationand,furthermore,appeartohaveoccurredworldwide,suggestingthatexternaleventsweremajorfactorsintheradiation.And,infact,thereisevidenceofmajorecologicalandgeologicalchangesduringthisperiod:thesealeveldroppeddrasticallyandmountainrangeswereformed,inthisinstance,ratherthanleadingtolarge-scaleextinctions,thesekindsofenvironmentalchangesmayhaveresultedinanenrichedpattemofhabitatsandnutrients,whichinturngaverisetotheOrdovicianradiation.However,theactualrelationshipbetweentheseenvironmentalfactorsandthediversificationoflifeformsisnotyetfullyunderstood-----------------------

Q4:Thepassageisprimarilyconcernedevaluatingtheevidenceofamajorgeologicperiodanddeterminingitsduration!describinganevolutionaryphenomenonandspeculatingaboutitscauseexiningthemechanismsthroughwhichmarinelife-formsevolvedduringaparticularperiod yzingtheimpactonlaterlife-formsofanimportantevolutionarydevelopmentcontrastingaperiodofevolutionarychangewithothersuchperiods--------------------------------------------------------------Q5.WhichofthefollowingcanbeinferredfromthepassageregardingthegeologicchangesthatoccurredduringOrdovicianperiod?BTheyweremoredrasticthanthoseassociatedwithotherradiationsTheymayhavecreatedconditionsfavorabletotheevolutionofmanynewlife-formsTheymayhavecausedtheextinctionofmanyofthemarinespecieslivinginshallowwaters!TheymayhavebeenafactorinthedevelopmentofnewspeciesadaptedtolivingbothonlandandinTheyhastenedtheformationoftheextensivedryregionsfoundinthewesternunitedstatesQ6.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthefunctionoflastsentenceofthepassage?itpointsoutthattheeventsdescribedinthepassagemaybeatypicalitalludestothefactthatthereisdisagreementinthescientificcommunityovertheimportanceoftheOrdovicianradiationitconcludesthattheevidencepresentedinthepassageisinsufficienttosupporttheproposedhypothesisbecauseitcomesfromalimitedgeographicareaitwarnsthereaderagainstseeingaconnectionbetweenthebiologicalandgeolgicchangesdescribedinthepassage !italertsthereaderthatcurrentknowledgecannotexintherelationshipsuggestedby evidencepresentedintheQ7:GWD32-Thesoftdrink ’sflatearningsforthesecondquarterreflectthesuccessofbothitsrestructuredglobalbottlingsystemandtheextenttowhichpoorcurrencyexchangerateskeepdownprofitsformultinationalcompaniesExtenttowhich是固定搭reflectboththesuccessofitsrestructuredglobalbottlingsystemandtheextentofpoorcurrencyexchangerates kee的主语变成了earnings!reflectboththesuccessofitsrestructuredglobalbottlingsystemandtheextenttowhichpoorcurrencyexchangeratesarekeereflectboththesuccessofitsrestructuredglobalsystemandtheextentofpoorcurrencyexchangeratesbothreflectthesuccessofitsrestructuredglobalbottlingsystemandtowhatextantpoorcurrencyexchangeratesarekeebothreflectthesuccessofitsrestructuredglobalbottlingsystemandtowhatextentpoorcurrencyexchangeragesarekeeQ8:TTGWD2-NeitherFirstLadyEleanorRooseveltnorSecretaryofLaborFrancesPerkinssoughtrecognitionbythepress,andbothcautiouslyallowedothersoftheRooseveltbraintrusttotakecreditforthegenesisofhistoricprogramsinpublicemployment,relief,andsocialsecuritythatwereinlargemeasurewhattheyhadbeenresponsiblefor.totakecreditforthegenesisofhistoricprogramsinpublicemployment,relief,andsocialsecuritythatwereinlargemeasurewhattheyhadbeenresponsiblefor!totakecreditforthegenesisofhistoricprogramsinpublicemployment,relief,andsocialsecurityforwhichthetwowomenwereinlargemeasureresponsibletakingcreditforthegenesisofhistoricprogramsinpublicemployment,relief,andsocialsecurityforwhichthetwowomenwereinlargemeasureresponsibletakingcreditforthegenesisofhistoricprogramsinpublicemployment,relief,andsocialsecuritythatwereinlargemeasurewhattheywereresponsiblefortakingcreditforthegenesisofhistoricprogramsinpublicemployment,relief,andsocialsecuritywhichwerelargelytheirresponsibilityQ9:PP-TheAchaemenidempireofPersiareachedtheIndusValleyinthefifthcenturyB.C.,bringingtheAramaicscriptwithit,fromwhichwasderivedbothnorthernandsouthernalphabets.theAramaicscriptwithit,fromwhichwasderivedbothnortherntheAramaicscriptwithit,andfromwhichderivingboththenorthernand!withittheAramaicscript,fromwhichderiveboththenorthernandwithittheAramaicscript,fromwhichderivesbothnorthernwithittheAramaicscript,andderivingfromitboththenorthernQ10:GWD32-Travelagentsaremarketintermediarieswhomaketheirlivingbygathering,organizing,anddispensinginformationabouttravel-relatedservicesthatisnotreadilyavailabletomostconsumersthroughnewinformation,suchastheinternetmuchofthisinformationcannowbemadedirectlyavailabletoconsumers.DemandfortheservicesoftravelagentswillbedrasticallyreducedWhichofthefollowing,iftrue,mostseriouslyweakenstheTravelagentsroutinelyusetheinternetandothernewinformationassourcesfortheinformationtheyobtainfortheircustomers.!TheamountofinformationavailablethroughtheinternetandothernewinformationisincreasingfasterthanthecapabilitiesofmostconsumerstoprocessitManypeopleusetravel-relatedservices,suchasairlinesandhoswithoutconsultingatravelThepeoplewhocurrentlyusetheservicesoftravelagentsarealsothosemostlikelytogainaccesstonewinformationTheinternetandothernewinformationarecurrentlyusedbyarelativelysmallproportionoftheQ11~Q14:PP-RC1GWD32-Q25-Thereiswidespreadbeliefthattheemergenceofgiantindustrieshasbeen paniedbyanequivalentsurgeinindustrialresearch.Arecentstudyofimportantinventionsmadesincetheturnofthecenturyrevealsthatmorethanhalfweretheproductofindividualinventorsworkingalone,independentoforganizedindustrialresearch.Whileindustriallaboratoriescontributedsuchimportantproductsasnylonandtransistors,independentinventorsdevelopedairconditioning,theautomatictransmission,thejetengine,thehelicopter,insulin,andstreptomycin.Stillotherinventions,suchasstainlesssteel,evision,silicones,andPlexiglasweredevelopedthroughthecombinedeffortsofindividualsandlaboratoryDespitethesefinding,weareurgedtosupportmonopolisticpoweronthegroundsthatsuchpowercreatesanenvironmentsupportiveofinnovation.Wearetoldthattheindependentinventor,alongwiththesmallfirm,cannotaffordtoundertaketheimportantresearchneededtoimproveourstandardoflivingwhileprotectingourdiminishingresources;thatonlythegiantcorporationorconglomerate,withitsprodigiousassets,canaffordthekindofexpendituresthatproducethetechnologicaladvancesvitaltoeconomicprogress.Butwhenweexamineexpendituresforresearch,wefindthatofthemorethan$35billionspenteachyearinthiscountry,almosttwo-thirdsisspentbythefederal Morethanhalfofthis ernmentexpenditureisfunneledintomilitaryresearchandproductdevelopment,accountingfortheenormousincreaseinspendinginsuchindustriesasnuclearenergy,aircraft,missiles,andelectronics.Therearethosewhoconsideritquestionablethatthesedefense-linkedresearchprojectswilleitherimproveourstandardoflivingordomuchtoprotectourdiminishingresources.Recenthistoryhasdemonstratedthatwemayhavetoalterourlongstandingconceptionoftheprocessactuatedbycompetition.Thepricevariable,onceperceivedasthedominantaspectoftheprocess,isnowsubordinatetothecompetitionofthenewproduct,thenewbusinessstructure,andthenewtechnology.Whileitcanbeassumedthatinahighlycompetitiveindustrynotdominatedbysinglecorporation,investmentininnovation—ariskyandexpensivebudgetitem—mightmeetfrommanagementandstockholdersconcernedaboutcost-cutting,efficientorganization,andlargeadvertisingbudgets,itwouldbeanegregiouserrortoequatethemonopolisticproducerwithbountifulexpendituresonresearch.Large-scaleenterprisestendtooperatemorecomfortablyinstableandsecurecircumstances,andtheirmanagerialbureaucraciestendtopromotethestatusquoandresistthethreatimplicitinchange.Moreover,insomecases,industrialgiantsfacedwithlittleornocompetitionseektoavoidthecapitallossresultingfromobsolescencebydeliberayobstructingtechnologicalprogress.Bycontrast,smallfirmsundeterredbylargeinvestmentsinntandcapitalequipmentoftenaggressivelypursuenewtechniquesandnewproducts,investingininnovationinordertoexpandtheirmarketshares.

Theconglomeratesarenot,however,compleyexceptfromstrongcompetitivepressures.ThereareinstancesinwhichtheytoomustcompetewithanotherindustrialGoliath,andthentheirweaponsmayincludelargeexpendituresforinnovation.Q11.Theprimarypurposeofthepassageisadvocateanincreasein ernmentsupportoforganizedindustrialresearch!pointoutacommonmisconceptionabouttherelationshipbetweentheextentofindustrialresearchandthegrowthofmonopolisticpowerinindustrydescribetheinadequaciesofsmallfirmsindealingwiththeimportantmatterofresearchandinnovationshowthatAmerica’sstrengthdependsuponingenuityandencourage-marketcompetitionamongindustrialAccordingtothepassage,importantinventionsofthetwentiethcenturywereproducedlargelyasaresultof supportformilitaryweaponsresearchandcameprimarilyfromthehugelaboratoriesofmonopolisticindustries!wereproducedatleastasfrequentlybyindependentinventorsasbyresearchteamshavegreaterimpactonsmallerfirmsthanonsometimesadverselyaffectourstandardoflivinganddiminishournaturalresources-------------------------------------------------------------------Q13:Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethattheauthorhaslittleconfidenceintheabilityofmonopolisticindustrytoproducetheimportantinventionsofthewouldratherseethefederal ernmentspendmoneyonsocialservicesthanonthedefensefavorsaconservativeapproachtoinnovationandcestrustinconglomeratestoprovideefficientfeelsthatpriceshouldstillbethedominantvariableinthecompetitiveprocess!believesthatexcessivecompetitionisadeterrenttoQ14Thepassagecontainsinformationthatanswerswhichofthefollowingquestions?Whatportionoftheresearchdollarinthiscountryisspenteachyearbythefederal Underwhatcircumstancesisanindustrialgiantlikelytoinvestheavilyininnovation?Whymightamonopolisticproducerwanttosuppressaninnovation?III!(C)IandIIIIandIIII,II,andQ15:TTGWD4-Q17:Thesteelindustryhaschangedradicallyoverthelasttwodecades,aslarge,integratedcompaniessuchasBethlehemSteelonceconductedoperationsfromminingatoneendoftheprocesstoshipattheotherhavegreatlydownsized,orinsomecasesshutdownaltogether.asaslarge,integratedcompaniessuchasBethlehemSteel缺少that,使得从句的conducted变成主语谓aslarge,integratedcompanies,suchasBethlehemSteel,withlarge,integratedcompanies,suchasBethlehemSteel,whilelargeintegratedcompanies,suchasBethlehemSteelthatwhile表示对比,改变了句子意andlarge,integratedcompaniessuchasBethlehemQ16:TTGWD4-TheAcomaandHopiareprobablythetwooldestsurvivingPueblocommunities,bothdatingbackatleastathousand!bothbothofwhichhaveandeachhasandeachoneeachoneofwhichQ17:GWD32-LastAugusttheXTchainofgasolinestationshadatemporarysalespromotionineffect.Inthepromotion,anycustomerwhomadeapurchaseoftenormoregallonsofgasolinewasentitledtoacarwash.ForthemonthofAugust,XTexperiencedatenpercentincreaseingasolinesalesascomparedtosalesinAugustthepreviousyear,soevidentlythepromotionwassuccessfulasameansofboostingsales.Inevaluatingtheargument,itwouldbemosthelpfultoanswerwhichofthe!IntheareasinwhichXT’sgasolinestationsoperate,howdidtotalcombinedgasolinesalesforallstationslastAugustcomparewithsalesforthepreviousWasthemoneythatXTearnedfromtheincreaseingasolinesalesenoughtooffsetthecostofprovidingcarwashesduringthepromotion?WerethereanycustomerswhoboughttenormoregallonsatanXTgasolinestationduringthepromotionwhowouldhaveormoregallonsatanXTgasolineinlowerties,butmorefrequently,ifthepromotionhadnotbeenineffect?DidXToranyofitsgasolinestationshavetopayotherbusinessestoprovidethecarwashesthatcustomerswereofferedinthepromotion?AreXT’sgasolinesalesinAugustusuallysignificantlyhigherthanonetwelfthofXT’sannualgasolineQ18:GWD32-SeveralancientGreektextsprovideaccountsofpeoplebeingpoisonedbyhoneythattextssuggestwasmadefromthenectarofrhododendronoroleandernts.Honeymadefromsuchnectarcancausetheeffectsthetextsdescribe,butonlyifeatenfresh,sincethehoneylosesitstoxicitywithinafewweeksofbeingmade.InGreece,rhododendronsandoleanderbloomonlyinspringtime,whentheyarethepredominantsourcesofnectar.Whichofthefollowing,iftrue,moststronglysupporttheaccountsofGreekTherearenontsthatGreeceinancienttimesthatproducemorenectarthanrhododendronsoroleandersInareaswhereneitherrhododendronsnoroleandersgrow,honeyisneverA bcannothavesomesectionsthatcontaintoxichoneyandothersectionsthatcontainnontoxic!ThesofhoneypoisoningthatarerelatedintheancienttextsoccurredinthespringtimeorintheearlyWhetherthehoneyinabeehiveistoxicdependssolelyonwhichntswerethesourceofthatwasusedtomaketheQ19:TTGWD4-Unlikethemanywintergreensthathavetoughleavesandthusrequirealengthycookingtime,thoseofescaroleneedlittleornocooking.manywintergreensthathavetoughleavesandthusrequirealengthycookingtime,thoseofescarole!manywintergreensthathavetoughleavesandthusrequirealengthycookingtime,escaroletoughleavesofmanywintergreensandthattheyrequireforalengthycookingtime,escaroletoughleavesofmanywintergreensandtherequirementthattheyhavealengthycookingtime,thoseofescarolelengthycookingtimerequiredbythemanywintergreenswithtoughleaves,escaroleQ20:TTGWD4-Q30:Underhighpressureandintenseheat,graphite,themoststableformofpurecarbon,changesintothesubstancecommonlyreferredtoasdiamondandremainingthiswaywhetherornottheheatandpressureareremoved."inthisway"wouldNOTbefine,becauseno"way"hasbeendescribed.infact,noadverbispresentatalltobeproperlyparallelto"inthisway"(anadverbialconstruction);diamondismostcertainlynota"way"of nganything.remainingthiswaywhetherorremaininglikethatevenremainingassuchwhetheror!remainsinthiswayremainsthusevenRyesowninthefallandplowedintothesoilinearlyspringleavesaresiduethatishighlyeffectiveatcontrollingbroad-leavedweeds,butunfortuna yforonlyabout45days.Nomajoragriculturalcropmaturesfromseedinaslittleas45days.Syntheticherbicides,ontheotherhand,althoughnotanylonger-lasting,canbereappliedasthecropgrows.Clearly,therefore,formajoragriculturalcrops,plowingryeintothesoilcanynopartineffectiveweedcontrol.这题的意义就是一定要读完选项!A不是很好,虽然有一定的道Theargumentismostvulnerabletotheobjectionthatitfailsconsiderthattheremightbeminor,quick-growingcropsthatdomaturein45daysoridentifyanyalternativemethodofweedcontrolthatcouldbeusedinsteadofthemethoditdistinguishamongthevariouskindsofsynthetic!allowforthepossibilityofcombiningthetwoweed-controlmethodsitallowforthepossibility ntsotherthanrye,handledthesameway,mighthavethesameQ22:Thesenseofdelayedgratification,ofworkingnowforlaterpleasure,hashelpedshapetheeconomicbehaviorofoursociety.However,thatsenseisnolongernurturedasconsistentlyinourchildrenasitoncewas.Forexample,itusedtotakeabitofpatiencetoputtogetherthetoysthatchildrengotincerealboxes;nowthetoyscomefromtheboxeswhole.C了,安装toys的人也是玩toys的人,这样小孩子就先work然后enjoyWhichofthefollowingisanassumptionofthepassageThetoysincerealboxeshavechangedpartlybecausetheeconomicconditionsofoursocietyhaveTheinfluenceofpromotiongimmicksontheeconomicbehaviorofoursocietyhasincreasedovertheThetoysthatusedtocomeincerealboxeswereputtogetherbythesamechildrenwhoyedwith!PartofthepleasureofanytoylieinputtingthetoytogetherbeforeyingwithToday'schildrendonotexpectasingletoytoprovidepleasureforalongperiodofGWD-2-Q5toThetraditionalmodelofemployer-employeerelationsintheUnitedStateswasa“psychologicalcontract”inwhichemployeesmadelong-termcommitmentstoorganizationsinexchangeforlong-termjobsecurity,traininganddevelopment,andinternalopportunitiesforpromotion.Beginningmainlywiththerecessionintheearly1970’s,thisparadigmbegantounravel.Organizationsbeganusingextensivedownsizingandoutsourcingtodecreasethenumberofpermanentemployeesinthework.Amongemployeesthissituationhasresultedinadecidedshiftindesire:insteadofworkingtheirwayupinanorganization,manynowprefertoworktheirwayout.Entrepreneurshipatthesmallbusinessadministrationarenowthefastest-growingmajorsinbusinessschools.Severalfactorshavegeneratedmovementfromtheoldparadigmtothenewone.Organizationshavehadlegitimateandpressingreasonstoshifttoanewparadigmofemployer-employeerelations.Largenumbersofpermanentemployeesmakeitdifficultfororganizationstorespondquicklytodownturnsindemandbydecreasingpayrollcosts.Theenormousrightsinwrongfuldischargesuiteshascreatedincentivesfororganizationstousetemporary,contract,andleasedemployeesinordertodistancethemselvesfrompotentiallitigationproblems.Moreover,topmanagementisunderincreasedpressurefromshareholderstogeneratehigherandhigherlevelsofreturnoninvestmentintheshortrun,resultingindeclinesinhiring,increasesinlayoffs,andshortageoffundsforemployeedevelopment.Atthesametime,alackofforthrightnessonthepartoforganizationshasledtoincreasedcynicismamongemployeesaboutmanagement’smotivationandcompetence.Employeesarenowworking15percentmorehoursperweekthantheywere20yearsago,butorganizationsacknowledgethisfactonlybyrunningstress-managementworkshopstohelpemployeestocope.Salespeoplearebeingaskedtoincreasesalesatthesametimeorganizationshavecuttravel,phone,andadvertisingbudgets.Employeescouldprobablycopeeffectivelywithchangesinthepsychologicalcontractiforganizationsweremoreforthrightabouthowtheywerechangingit.Buttheeuphemisticjargonusedbyexecutivestojustifythechangestheywereimplementingfrequentlybackfires;ratherthanengenderingsympathyformanagement’sposition,itsparksemployees’desiretobeoftheorganizationalltogether.Inarecentstudyofemployees’attitudesaboutmanagement,49percentofthesamplestronglyagreedthat“managementwilltakeadvantageofyouifgiventhechance.”-----------------------------------------------------------------

Theprimarypurposeofthepassageisdiscussthefinancialimplicationsofarecentshiftinattitudesamongworkersproposeanewapproachforbusinessestoincreaseloyaltyamongtheiremployeesdefendcertainbusinesspracticesinlightofcriticismofcorporations,actionsinarecentpastspeculateaboutpossiblelongtermbenefitsofarecentchangeinthegeneralbusinessclimate!considersomeofthefactorscontributingtoamajorshiftinemployer-employeerelationshipsThepassagesuggeststhatwhichofthefollowingisalegitimatereasonfororganizations’shifttothenewmodelofemployer-employeerelations?Organizationstendtooperatemoreeffectivelywhentheyhaveahighmanager-to-employeeratio.Organizationscanmovetheiroperationstolessexpensivelocationsmoreeasilywhentheyhavefewerpermanentemployees.Organizationshavefoundthattheyoftenreceivehigherqualityworkwhentheyengageinoutsourcing.!Organizationswithlargepoolsofpermanentworkersrisksignificantfinanciallossesifthedemandfortheirproductorservicedecreases.Organizationsareunderincreasingpressuretoadoptnewthatoftenobviatetheneedforcertainworkers.Whichofthefollowingbestcharacterizesthefunctionofthefinalsentenceofthepassage(lines30-32)?Itissuchasanalternativeexnationforphenomenondiscussedearlierinthepassage.ItprovidesdataintendedtocorrectacommonItfurtherweakensanargumentthatisbeingchallengedbytheauthor.!ItintroducesaspecificpieceofevidenceinsupportofaclaimmadeatbeginningofthefinalparagraphItanswersaquestionthatisimplicitintheprecedingThepassagesuggeststhatorganizations’movementtothe“newparadigm”(line11)isbasedinpartontheexpectationthatwrongfuldischargesuitesagainstemployersare lesslikelytobefiledbynon-managerialemployeesthanbymanagerslesslikelytobefiledbyleasedemployeesthanbycontractemployees!lesslikelytobefiledbycontractemployeesthanbypermanentemployeesmorelikelytobefiledbyemployeeswithalonghistoryintheorganizationthanbynewerhirersmorelikelytobefiledinsmallorganizationsthaninlargeonesQ27:TTGWD4-Unearthedin,fossilsoffeathereddinosaursofferthemostdramaticevidenceyetdiscoveredofthecloseevolutionaryrelationshipbetweendinosaursandbirds.offerthemostdramaticevidenceyetdiscoveredofthecloseevolutionaryrelationshipbetweendinosaursandofferevidencemoredramaticthanwhathasyetbeendiscoveredofthecloseevolutionaryrelationshipbetweendinosaursandbirds!offermoredramaticevidenceofthecloseevolutionaryrelationshipthananyyetdiscoveredbetweendinosaursandbirdshaveofferedthemostdramaticevidenceofthecloseevolutionaryrelationshipbetweendinosaursandhaveofferedmoredramaticevidencethananythathasyetbeendiscoveredofthecloseevolutionaryrelationshipbetweendinosaursandbirdsQ28:TTGWD11-AsCharlesDarwinobserved,naturalselectionoperateswheneverindividualsofonegeneticcompositionarebetteratreproducingthanthatofothers.One...another是固定搭配,those指代individuals(动物),another(geneticcomposition)对比之前的geneticthatof individuals是复数形式,that不the another是单数,individuals是复数,对比不对!thoseofthatoftheQ29:PP-Theyieldperacreofcoffeeberriesvariesenormouslyinthatasingletree,dependingonbothitssizeandonclimateandaltitude,couldproduceenoughberriestomakebetweenoneandtwelvepoundsofdriedbeansayear.enormouslyinthatasingletree,dependingonbothitssizeandonclimateandaltitude,couldenormouslyinthatasingletree,dependentonitssizeandalsoonclimateandaltitude,isableto!enormously,becauseasingletree,dependingonitssizeandonclimateandaltitude,isabletoenormously,becauseasingletree,beingdependentonitssize,climate,andaltitude,iscapableofenormously,becauseasingletree,dependentbothonitssizeaswellasonclimateandaltitude,couldQ30:PP-ThenewimageofStoneAgepeopleassystematichuntersoflargeanimals,ratherthanmerelyscavengingformeat,haveemergedfromtheexaminationoftoolsfoundinGermany,includingthreewoodenspearsthatarchaeologistsbelievetobeabout400,000yearsold.ratherthan表示对merelyscavengingformeat,haveemergedfromtheexaminationoftoolsfoundinGermany,asmerelyscavengingformeat,haveemergedfromexaminingtoolsfoundinGermany,whichasmeremeatscavengers,hasemergedfromexaminingtoolsfoundinGermanythatmerescavengersofmeat,hasemergedfromtheexaminationoftoolsfoundinGermany,which!merescavengersofmeat,hasemergedfromtheexaminationoftoolsfoundinGermany,Q31:FF-Jane:evisionprogramsandmoviesthatdepictamongteenagersareextremelypopular.Givenhowinfluentialthesemediaare,wehavegoodreasontobelievethatthesedepictionscauseyoungpeopletoengageinviolentbehavior.Hence,depictionsofamongteenagersshouldbeprohibitedfrommoviesandevisionprograms,ifonlyinthoseprogramsandmoviespromotedtoyoungaudiences.Maurice:Butyouare mendingnothingshortofcensorship!Besideswhich,yourclaimthatevisionandmoviedepictionsof ismistaken: amongyoungpeoplepredatesmoviesand evisionbycenturies.Whichoneofthefollowing,iftrue,moststrengthensJane’sB加强了不应该promoteto小孩,文章结论就是说ifonlyinthoseprogramsandmoviespromotedtoyoungThemostviolentcharactersdepictedinmoviesandonevisionprogramsareadultcharacterswhichareportrayedbyadultactors.!Themoviesthathavebeenshowntohavethemostinfluenceonyoungpeople’sbehaviorarethosethatpromotedtoyoungThepeoplewhomakethemostprofitsinthemovieandevisionindustryarethosewhocansuccess

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