Brighton, as a popular seaside resort, offers all kinds of ______.

What are the main contents of Blaikie' s book？

A．The problems raised by the aging of population.

B．The change in styles of growing old.

C．The consuming tendency of older people.

D．The analysis of visual description of later life.

Which of the following is true？

A．Mexico City is the highest city in the world.

B．The population of Tokyo is 30,000,000.

C．Mexico has the most kinds of cactus.

The central concern of the writer is ______.

A．the increase of cars

B．the increase of population

C．the expansion of nuclear power

D．the possible environmental pollution

A．The level of education varies around the world.

B．The economists' attitudes to population differ greatly.

C．The living standard varies from country to country.

D．The countries' attitudes to population differ greatly.

Most of the UK's commercial radio stations generally broadcast present-day popular music.()

The author is of the opinion that Coleman’s beliefs are ________.

A) biased

B) popular

C) insightful

D) superficial

Why does the author mention the "Italian city of Palermo" in the passage？

A．It had a population that spoke several different languages.

B．Its artists and intellectuals were famous both in the north and south.

C．Its commerce made it richer than a large northern country.

D．It was a relatively small and unimportant Mediterranean state.

I shall () the address you made at Brighton on Friday.

A. quote from

B. double

C. calculate

D. count