In 2012, Dr. Schwaitzers discovery of the same protein in dinosaurs and modern birds could

e that

A．animal bodies tend to be destroyed by different elements.

B．some corpses of animals turn into preserved rock formation.

C．minerals from underground water form. organic material.

D．the remains of animals are usually covered by sediment.

What is the passage mainly about?

A．A casual chat among drinkers in some pubs in Koreatown.

B．An academic speech about pub cultures in Koreatown.

C．An informative introduction about Koreatown pubs.

D．An insightful discussion about pub features among a research group.

Which of the following descriptions about L. A. and its pubs is INCORRECT?

A．Dive bars still use juke boxes.

B．Developers in L. A. preserve its history.

C．HMS Bounty bar welcomes strangers.

D．Wilshire looks quite exotic.

According to the author, Bukowski was a poet who

A．had a distinctively special voice.

B．lived his life with a messy veneer.

C．disliked rainy nights in L. A.

D．organized protests against Oprah.

We can infer from the passage that Taylors

A．has a long history of almost fifty years.

B．harmonizes with the surroundings.

C．locates on one side of Langer"s in a park.

D．receives huge endorsement from customers.

According to the passage, in an American steakhouse, customers can

A．have tasty steak served for presidents.

B．take a look at the life of the pastors.

C．have the enjoyment of old country life.

D．create some spirit drinks by themselves.

What is the best title for the passage?

A．What Wall Street Can Do to Avoid Over-regulation

B．Battle between Wall Street And the Government

C．Wall Street in Dilemma: Lawsuit or Over-regulation

D．Wall Street Blamed for Economic Crisis

The author suggests that Wall Street should

A．lobby the legislators to change Dodd-Frank act.

B．draft regulatory framework for the banking industry.

C．help the government to perfect the new regulations.

D．create and sell new financial derivatives in the U.S.

Wall Street trade groups objected to the CFTC mainly for the reason that

A．CFTC regulates extremely strictly with banking industry.

B．CFTC executes rules without counseling the public opinions.

C．the rules elicit battle between Wall Street and the government.

D．the rules are not approved by Wall Street and don"t have validity.

CFTC regulates the market of Wall Street strictly because

A．cross-border transactions can impact the domestic market.

B．U.S. firms should follow almost the same rules internationally.

C．Wall Street failed to regulate itself with effective policies.

D．the size of the market is vast and it is profitable for the government.