By “following a classic pattern of expatriation”, it is meant that American writers like Ezra Pound_____.

A、Provide a check on the accuracy of entries

B、Reduce the risk of fraud or errors in the accounting records.

C、Fasten the preparation of trial balance

D、To make the preparation of financial statements easier

Which of the following, if true, would best reconcile the claim that developing nations like India "actually emit more greenhouse gases than many industrialized nations" with the previously stated claim that "the per-capita emissions of greenhouse gases from these nations are so much lower than those of industrialized nations"?

A．India has larger populations than any industrialized nations.

B．Once India develops economically to a level comparable to that of an industrialized nation in Europe or North America, it is expected that these previously developing countries will have to limit their carbon emissions as well.

C．The concept of "greenhouse gases" is controversial because it has not been proven definitively that the "greenhouse effect" exists.

D．Some of the most advanced forms of industry, such as the computer industry and biotechnology, emit far less greenhouse gases per unit of economic output than less advanced industries, such as agriculture or heavy manufacturing.

E．Economic development in developing countries such as India is hampered by lack of investment capital, lack of economic infrastructure, and the presence of persistent social problems that hinder government efforts to spur development.

Which of the following is not a region of developed industrialization mentioned in this passage?

Which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the author's assertion in lines 19-20 that Anderson's theory "is corroborated both by the events of the American Revolution"?

A．The American Revolution was largely motivated through a conflict of interest between colonists and the indigenous groups protected by the crown.

B．The consent of the colonists in lower North America could have been obtained more easily than that of British subjects in Canada.

C．The extent of British colonial authority was of a roughly equal degree to that of French authority in lower North America.

D．The British made far fewer impositions on the population of lower North America than those they made in French Canada.

E．The same devolution of imperial agency that took place in India also took place throughout North America.

Which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the author's assertion in lines 19-20 that Anderson's theory "is corroborated both by the events of the American Revolution"?

A．The American Revolution was largely motivated through a conflict of interest between colonists and the indigenous groups protected by the crown.

B．The consent of the colonists in lower North America could have been obtained more easily than that of British subjects in Canada.

C．The extent of British colonial authority was of a roughly equal degree to that of French authority in lower North America.

D．The British made far fewer impositions on the population of lower North America than those they made in French Canada.

E．The same devolution of imperial agency that took place in India also took place throughout North America.

Which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the author's assertion in lines 19-20 that Anderson's theory "is corroborated both by the events of the American Revolution"?

A．The American Revolution was largely motivated through a conflict of interest between colonists and the indigenous groups protected by the crown.

B．The consent of the colonists in lower North America could have been obtained more easily than that of British subjects in Canada.

C．The extent of British colonial authority was of a roughly equal degree to that of French authority in lower North America.

D．The British made far fewer impositions on the population of lower North America than those they made in French Canada.

E．The same devolution of imperial agency that took place in India also took place throughout North America.

Which of the following is not a region of developed industrialization mentioned in this passage?

A．Java

B．Belgium.

C．Netherlands,

D．Great Britain.

Read the following essay and identify which organizational pattern it uses: Topic: A person’s worth nowadays seems to be judged according to social status and material possessions. Old-fashioned values, such as honor, kindness and trust, no longer seem important. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? Given the power and influence of the super rich, it might seem as if social status and material possessions are the new symbols of personal worth, but in everyday life I do not think this is true. It is apparent that most celebrities today are admired or envied solely for their material wealth or position in various social hierarchies. Many of these people are known to turn their backs on friends, cheat on their spouses or spend their evenings over-indulging in alcohol and/or drugs. Things like owning a mansion, driving an expensive car and getting into A-list parties are exalted above old-fashioned values. Ultimately, though, it is the many readers of gossip magazines and celebrity blogs who reinforce these ideas. Nevertheless, I do believe that in their day-to-day lives most people still believe in values such as honor, kindness and trust. In some way most of us want to form loving families, raise our children to be good citizens, stand up for the downtrodden and protect our communities from harm. We still form friendships, romances and business partnerships based on old-fashioned criteria. When our trust is abused or we are unfairly treated, we see that as a major violation of our relationship and we judge the wrongdoer accordingly. In conclusion, I believe there is some truth to the notion that status and possessions have superseded old-fashioned values as a measure of a person’s worth. Looking beyond the tabloids, however, it is apparent that most ordinary people have still preserved an old-fashioned conscience.

A、One-sided argumentation

B、Two-sided argumentation

C、

D、