According to the author, what options do physicians have to reduce the never-ending suffering from misfortunes？

According to the author in Paragraph 1, what animals suffer most in captivity?

A．Climbing animals.

B．Hunting animals.

C．Parroting animals.

D．Singing animals.

According to the author, what may chiefly be responsible for the moral decline of Japanese society?

A．Women's participation in social activities is limited.

B．More workers are dissatisfied with their jobs.

C．Excessive emphasis has been placed on the basics.

D．The life-style. has been influenced by Western values.

According to the author, all the following statements are true EXCEPT that ______.

A．whatever values our world has for us are imparted by our minds

B．our feelings about external reality flow from what is objective—out side facts in the environment

C．there seems no logical way to predict our reactions to a given set of conditions

D．our emotions and passions are gifts no way of controlling or summoning them

A、Learn to decrease stress and anxiety.

B、Exercise as much as possible.

C、Keep a healthy diet while exercising.

D、Be on a diet and give up exercising.

What conflicting idea does the author consider? Why do so many women seem obsessed with their weight and body shape? Are they really that unhappy and dissatisfied with themselves? In today’s society, the expectations for women and their bodies are all too evident. Fashion, magazines, talk shows, and “lite” and fat-free food in stores and restaurants are all daily reminders of these expectations. For instance, the latest fashions for women reveal more and more skin: shorts have become shorter, to the point of being scarcely larger than a pair of underpants. These styles are only flattering on the slimmest of bodies, and many women who were previously happy with their bodies may emerge from the dressing room after a run-in with these styles and decide that it must be diet time again. It seems that this obsession with the perfect body and a woman’s appearance has grown to monumental heights. Now many people feel that this problem is disappearing. People have begun to assume that women want to be thin because they just want to be “healthy.” But it is ironic. What has happened is that the sickness slips in under the guise of wanting a “healthy” body…

A、A.Women want to be thin because they just want to be “healthy.”

B、B.Sickness slips in under the guise of wanting a “healthy” body.

C、C.The expectations for women and their bodies are all too evident.

D、D.None.

What conflicting idea does the author consider? Why do so many women seem obsessed with their weight and body shape? Are they really that unhappy and dissatisfied with themselves? In today’s society, the expectations for women and their bodies are all too evident. Fashion, magazines, talk shows, and “lite” and fat-free food in stores and restaurants are all daily reminders of these expectations. For instance, the latest fashions for women reveal more and more skin: shorts have become shorter, to the point of being scarcely larger than a pair of underpants. These styles are only flattering on the slimmest of bodies, and many women who were previously happy with their bodies may emerge from the dressing room after a run-in with these styles and decide that it must be diet time again. It seems that this obsession with the perfect body and a woman’s appearance has grown to monumental heights. Now many people feel that this problem is disappearing. People have begun to assume that women want to be thin because they just want to be “healthy.” But it is ironic. What has happened is that the sickness slips in under the guise of wanting a “healthy” body…

A、Women want to be thin because they just want to be “healthy.”

B、Sickness slips in under the guise of wanting a “healthy” body.

C、The expectations for women and their bodies are all too evident.

D、None.

According to the case, what extant trends did managers at Kohl's have to deal with?Admonition to these, what other external components might be inportant to these managers? (See Exhibit 2-2.) How might they keep track of changes in the se components?

According to the first paragraph, what evidence is there that crows have interested people for a long time?

A．The large number of stories about crows.

B．The frequency with which crows are sighted.

C．The amount of research that has been conducted on crows.

D．The ease with which crows are identified.

According to the passage, what can be inferred about the authors stance toward the issue discussed in the passage?

A．It is still a controversial issue.

B．The archaeologists are, in fact, grave robbers.

C．The ancient treasures should be presented to the public.

D．The work of archaeologists should be put to a stop.