A.to run over and injure
B.to have run over and injured
C.about running over an injuring
D.having run over and injuring
第1题
t.
A.If I should know
B.If I know
C.Had I known
D.Were I to know
第2题
He never hesitates to make such criticism______is considered helpful to others.
A.that
B.what
C.which
D.as
第3题
He ran all the way up to the station______that the train had left fifteen minutes before.
A.only to find
B.such as to find
C.so as to find
D.in order to find
第4题
atisfied with their jobs than are employees. The research finds this to be true across most OECD countries, with Austria, Finland, and Greece the major exceptions. However, in Self-Employment: More May Not Be Better (NBER Working Paper No. 10286), NBER Research Associate David Blanchflower distinguishes a number of less desirable aspects of being self-employed which do not appear to have been quantified previously. (46)His study helps to explain why so many of those who express a desire to become self-employed are frustrated in that desire for many reason, including the difficulty in obtaining capital. Blanchflower finds that self-employment rates are generally down across the OECD. The main exceptions are the United Kingdom and New Zealand. The strong patterns evident in the data across countries show that the probability of being self-employed across the OECD is higher for men and for older workers as compared with younger workers. (47)In Europe, the probabilities of being self-employed are lower the more educated an individual is, while the opposite is true in the United States. Some groups of immigrants also have higher rates of self-employment than the indigenous population. Capital constraints appear to bind especially tightly in the United States for firms owned by minorities and women. The low rates of self-employment of blacks and Hispanics in the United States appear, in part, to be driven by liquidity constraints. There is evidence that liquidity constraints are felt in other countries as well, including the United Kingdom, Finland, Australia, Canada, and Sweden. (48)He also suggests that people may have an unrealistically rosy view of what it is like to run their own business, rather than staying with the comparative security of being an employee. A surprisingly high proportion of employees say they would prefer to be self-employed. (49)Despite the fact that very high proportions of employees say they would like to set up their own business, the reality is quite different. The evidence in this paper suggests that people may well be able to judge what is in their own best interest, which is precisely why they remain as employees. (50)The self-employed work under a lot of pressure; they report that they find their work stressful; they come home from work exhausted and are constantly under strain; they lose sleep due to worry; and they place more weight on work than they do on leisure. However, they are also especially likely to say that they have control over their lives and to report a high level of satisfaction with their lives. Being self-employed is difficult and appears to require rare talents; Blanchflower concludes that self employment is not for everyone.
第5题
It is generally believed that in applied investigation
A.research workers follow unexpected, interesting clues.
B.scientists make a discovery first, and then try to use it.
C.it is the man rather than the project who is given support.
D.results of practical value are to be achieved.
第6题
It can be learned from the first paragraph that Internet advertising _____.
A.has taken the place of more traditional methods of advertising.
B.is one of the most effective ways to make profits on the web.
C.is paralleling advertising methods in traditional business settings.
D.seeks to tempt customers through impulse shopping methods.
第7题
Were safer in a train than we would be if we______any other way.
A.travel
B.travelled
C.have travelled
D.had travelled
第8题
______a crowd of spectators, Bill felt nervous.
A.Watched
B.Watching
C.Being watched by
D.Having watched
第9题
The doctor suggested that your brother avoid______ his right hand.
A.to be using
B.using
C.having been using
D.to use
第10题
Of the two new teachers, one is experienced and______.
A.another is inexperienced
B.the other is not
C.the other are not
D.other lacks experience
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