Philip Swallow feels comfortable when______.A．he gets to the airportB．he sees the gigantic

The word "fulsome" in the third paragraph probably means______.

A．polite

B．superfluous

C．insincere

D．euphemistic

According to the passage,______connects the two professors with their motherlands.

A．a springy rope

B．an invisible feeling

C．a series of events

D．telecommunication

When the writer talks about two ships and two trains, he is______.

A．recalling his past experience

B．expressing his regret over his past time

C．imagining what might have happened in the past

D．reminding the reader that we owe our convenience to them

The two professors of English literature took their flights because they were______.

A．eager to meet each other

B．going to work on a project for six months

C．interchanging their teaching posts

D．going to attend a meeting on English literature

A．They went with the stream.

B．They were misled by others.

C．They were forced to do it.

D．Other people should bear the blame.

f guilt.

A．eccentric people and fashionable people

B．overanxious people and less sociable people

C．sociable people and healthy people

D．reserved people and radical people

The word "assuage" in the seventh paragraph means______.

A．soothe

B．aggravate

C．recall

D．reckon

People will feel painful when a person______is hurt no matter what causes the injury.

A．they know

B．they love

C．they hate

D．they value

The publishers of the magazine mentioned in the third paragraph think______.

A．guilt-inducing photos can bring on moral action

B．it"s not sure whether guilt-inducing photos bring on moral action

C．guilt-inducing photos partially help bring on moral action

D．moral action has nothing to do with guilt-inducing photos

Which of the following statements about guilt might the writer agree with?

A．Guilt is used as a method to discipline children.

B．To set up a moral standard, you should feel guilty.

C．Guilt is a feeling that comes with breaking some moral standard.

D．The feeling of guilt often goes together with shame and fear.