To resist temptation, one has to______.A．go see one of the leading psychologistsB．know how

It can be inferred from Paragraph 1 that______.

A．it"s impossible for people to lose weight

B．one on a diet shouldn"t drink wine

C．one will surely lose weight by resisting temptation

D．eating late at night isn"t helpful for dieting

One reason why cyclists won their fight against cities who tried to ban them was______.

A．the court saw the benefits of bicycling for the environment and health

B．the court did not see the safety issue as important enough to ban bicycles

C．it was proven that bicycles are no more dangerous than cars

D．the safety concern claims were successfully challenged

According to the text,______.

A．bicycles should be treated as pedestrians

B．motorists have been taking the rights of cyclists in courts

C．it is safer if cyclists are made to follow the rules of car drivers

D．municipalities must turn their attention to accommodating instead of banning bicyclists

It is inferred that cyclists may lose their rights to ride in many places unless______.

A．the rules are changed to allow cyclists more access

B．people, like the author, constantly fight to preserve the status quo

C．people are educated as to the importance of slow moving vehicles like bicycles

D．cyclists are given the same rights as pedestrians

According to the author,______.

A．cycling is less dangerous than driving a vehicle

B．the injury rate on arterials is not high

C．arterial roads are not much more hazardous than other roads for cyclists

D．the accident rate for arterials is no higher than other roads

The author wants to maintain the status quo because______.

A．he believes slower vehicles do not need any more access

B．he agrees with minimum speed limits

C．he believes that minimum speed limits should be eradicated

D．he believes in the rights of slower vehicles

According to the text, which does the author believe is true?

A．If girls had an equal chance at playing games, they would like computers.

B．If the computer games were less violent, girls would like it better.

C．If the software content was changed, girls would be more interested in computers.

D．If girls somehow identified themselves with computers they would use them more.

___.

A．it isn"t fair that boys use the computers all the time

B．there isn"t enough money for computers

C．the ability to use the computer is important in today"s world

D．it may add to the already high gender discrimination in schools

For girls computer labs seems to be______.

A．full of people who tell girls they don"t belong

B．full of software that is only appealing to boys

C．places that teachers discourage girls to be

D．intimidating and associated as male areas

By the time students are in high school,______.

A．many girls use computers for problem solving rather than for pleasure

B．girls usually get lower results in computer courses

C．tend to use computers more in the class than out of the class

D．many girls have lost interest in computers