Which of the following can be regarded as internal communication？

Which of the following is TRUE?

A．The sufferings of eider females have been ignored for a long time.

B．Old women’s special role in society has been underestimated.

C．Paternal grandmothers are equally important for a child as maternal ones.

D．There are low proportions of older adults among "primitive" cultures.

Which of the following is TRUE?

A．The sufferings of eider females have been ignored for a long time.

B．Old women's special role in society has been underestimated.

C．Paternal grandmothers are equally important for a child as maternal ones.

D．There are low proportions of older adults among "primitive" cultures.

Which of the followings is William Wordsworth’s definition of poetry?

A.Poetry is “the best words in the best order.”

B.A poem is a “spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings; it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility.”

C.“A poem begins in delight and ends in wisdom.”

D.“A poem is the very image of life expressed in its eternal truth. ”

Which of the following statements about Nana is INCORRECT?

A．It became a best-seller after published.

B．The main character Nana is a prostitute.

C．It shared the same fate with some works of Theodore Dreiser.

D．The authorities foresaw the ban on the book.

According to the passage,which of the following is one of the primary factors that led researchers studying hypnosis to compare auditory hallucinations and imagined sounds?

A．The high level of realism involved in auditory hallucinations but not in the experience of external sounds.

B．The observed similarities between visual and auditory hallucinations in hypnotized subjects.

C．The fact that both auditory hallucinations and simple imagining are generated by the research subjects.

D．The blood flow in areas activated by simple imagining but not by auditory hallucination.

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Long before "crossover" and "eclectic" became part of the journalistic vernacular, Dinah Washington defied categorization and embraced any and every type of song. Her delivery was instantly identifiable, and she prided herself on crystal-clear diction, precise pitch and spontaneity. Washington made brilliant recordings, beginning with her days as a pianist accompanying gospel pioneer Sallie Martin, through swing and R&B sessions with Count Basle and Lionel Hampton, on to modern jazz ventures with Clifford Brown, Max Roach and Cannonball Adderley and later pop hits with Brook Benton.

Author Nadine Cohodas, whose previous book on Chess Records marvelously outlined that historic company, now gives the same exacting treatment to Washington in Queen.. The Life and Music of Dinah Washington. Cohodas also selected the songs on a companion CD, released on Verve Records.

Queen is the first truly comprehensive volume on the late singer. Cohodas conducted numerous interviews with insiders and family members and discovered documents and letters that reaffirm her assessments. Cohodas ably illuminates the quirks and contradictions of Washington's personality. Washington could be extremely kind and appallingly crude. She complained about her inability to find happiness in relationships, yet married seven times. A smart, extremely knowledgeable artist who had definite ideas about her music, Washington frequently clashed with bandmates, despite often being accompanied by the greatest jazz musicians on earth. Thankfully, Cohodas also presents Washington' s upbeat, joyous and celebratory side, thus not totally resigning her to tragic victim status.

Sadly, Washingten's ongoing conflicts and struggles with lovers, relatives and executives in many ways prevented her from achieving the fame she deserved, along with the fact that black female singers had extremely limited options during the '50s and early '60s. But Washington influenced numerous vocalists who followed her, most notably Esther Phillips and Nancy Wilson, while creating an exceptional body of work that's still captivating almost 41 years after her death at 39. Songs tike "Unforgettable", "This Bitter Earth," "What a Difference a Day Makes" and "Baby You Got What It Takes" remain as documents of her excellence. Queen is a wonderful and invaluable addition to music biography and cultural history.

The. passage seems to indicate that Dinah Washington was NOT an ______artist.

A．eclectic

B．influential

C．exceptional

D．acquiescent

Long before "crossover" and "eclectic" became part of the journalistic vernacular, Dinah Washington defied categorization and embraced any and every type of song. Her delivery was instantly identifiable, and she prided herself on crystal-clear diction, precise pitch and spontaneity. Washington made brilliant recordings, beginning with her days as a pianist accompanying gospel pioneer Sallie Martin, through swing and R&B sessions with Count Basie and Lionel Hampton, on to modern jazz ventures with Clifford Brown, Max Roach and Cannonball Adderley and later pop hits with Brook Benton.

Author Nadine Cohodas, whose previous book on Chess Records marvelously outlined that historic company, now gives the same exacting treatment to Washington in Queen: The Life and Music of Dinah Washington. Cohodas also selected the songs on a companion CD, released on Verve Records.

Queen is the first truly comprehensive volume on the late singer. Cohodas conducted numerous interviews with insiders and family members and discovered documents and letters that reaffirm her assessments. Cohodas ably illuminates the quirks and contradictions of Washington's personality. Washington could be extremely kind and appallingly crude. She complained about her inability to find happiness in relationships, yet married seven times. A smart, extremely knowledgeable artist who had definite ideas about her music, Washington frequently clashed with bandmates, despite often being accompanied by the greatest jazz musicians on earth. Thankfully, Cohodas also presents Washington's upbeat, joyous and celebratory side, thus not totally resigning her to tragic victim status.

Sadly, Washington's ongoing conflicts and struggles with lovers, relatives and executives in many ways prevented her from achieving the fame she deserved, along with the fact that black female singers had extremely limited options during the ' 50s and early' 60s. But Washington influenced numerous vocalists who followed her, most notably Esther Phillips and Nancy Wilson, while creating an exceptional body of work that's still captivating almost 41 years after her death at 39. Songs like "Unforgettable", "This Bitter Earth," "What a Difference a Day Makes" and "Baby You Got What It Takes" remain as documents of her excellence. Queen is a wonderful and invaluable addition to music biography and cultural history.

The passage seems to indicate that Dinah Washington was NOT an ______ artist.

A．eclectic

B．influential

C．exceptional

D．acquiescent

听力原文： More than a quarter of the world adult population are still unable to read and write. They are called illiterates. A worldwide campaign to change this situation has been launched by the United Nations, and the year 1990 has been designated as International Literacy Year.

The message from the United Nations is that illiteracy must be ended for the good of both the individual and Third World development. Illiteracy does more than limit an individual's freedom to live a full and independent life. Governments of Third World countries where 98 per cent of illiterates live, find their national development programs are being held back by an under-educated and illiterate work force.

Illiteracy is not only a problem of the developing countries. Adults in western nations are often too ashamed to admit they can't read and write. Therefore, they are unable to go to classes to change the situation.

The success of International Literacy Year will depend largely on the political will of governments to provide equal opportunities in education. Women make up 60 per cent of the world's adult illiterates. More schools are needed in rural areas and slums. But one of the biggest tasks now facing international organizations is how to persuade hundreds of millions of illiterates that learning to read and write will actually benefit them.

What percentage of the world population is illiterate?

A．More than 1/3.

B．More than 1/5.

C．More than 1/4.

D．A little Jess than 1/4.

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