The author intends to tell us that______.A．someday the computers will replace human beings

When is the internal temperature of a large desert mammal lowest?

A．Just before sunrise.

B．In the middle of the day.

C．Just after sunset.

D．Just after drinking.

Which of the following is mentioned in the passage?

A．Public colleges increase the tuition higher than private ones do.

B．The students spent $ 2 000 on books and supplies ten years ago.

C．Graduates in liberal arts can earn $ 10 000 per year at present.

D．Both the students out-of-state and foreign students can obtain scholarships.

According to the passage, we can draw the conclusion that______is not true.

A．Bill Clinton is a man who knows his own mind

B．Bill Clinton is good at competing with others

C．Bill Clinton is a man who can control himself

D．Bill Clinton is a man who wants to dominate others

In which of the following countries is the electronic observation most frequently used?

A．In Japan.

B．In Germany.

C．In America.

D．In France.

This passage seems most likely to be______.

A．a speech given by a teacher

B．a lecture provided by an economist

C．a review written by a journalist

D．an editorial published in a newspaper

Why does the author sometimes think some Chinese are impolite and inconsiderate?

A．Because those Chinese are inclined to treat him rudely and drive him back to U. S.

B．Because the author is an unfriendly person and he is very strict with his students.

C．Because their relationship is teacher and student, and they are usually hostile to each other.

D．Because they have different cultural backgrounds and have misunderstood each other.

op violence against women?

A．Supportive.

B．Suspicious.

C．Indifferent.

D．Puzzling.

According to the author, what distinguishes innovators from non-innovators?

A．The variety of ideas they have.

B．The intelligence they possess.

C．The way they deal with problems.

D．The way they present their findings.

According to the author, what is a problem for foreign students at state universities?

A．The problem is that they must pay less than out-of-state students.

B．The question is that only a few of those foreign students are accepted.

C．The issue is that it is illegal for them to get scholarships at state universities.

D．The trouble is that their scholarships are smaller than those of native students.

In which university did Bill Clinton obtain his doctorate degree in law?

A．In Georgetown University.

B．In Oxford University.

C．In Yale University.

D．In Cambridge University.