Newspapers printed at midnight in London can reach almost everywhere in Britain the next afternoon.

A light-sensing input device that reads printed text and graphics and then translates the results into a form. the computer can use is called a ( ).

A、bar code reader

B、scanner

C、camera

D、microphone

A．The next day.

B．On Saturday.

C．In three days.

D．In one week,

A．The next day.

B．On Saturday.

C．In three days.

D．In one week.

A．The next day.

B．On Saturday.

C．In three days.

D．In one week.

Where will the next museum tour be?

A．In Boston.

B．In New York city.

C．In Europe.

D．In Asia.

Where will the next museum tour be?

A．In Boston.

B．In New York city.

C．In Europe.

D．In Asia.

Why was he shocked at the scene the next morning?

A．The parrot was killed by the chickens.

B．The parrot was forcing the chickens to learn to say the word.

C．The chickens are really cleverer than the parrot.

D．The parrot can scream.

According to the text, which of the following is NOT true about Britain's Corn Laws?

A．These laws were ultimately abolished after a fierce argument in the Parliament.

B．Landowners supported the laws because domestic products were more expensive, and then they could gain more.

C．Industrialists opposed the laws because cheap imported grains would help them develop the market.

D．Irish potato famine of 1845 directly forced the government to reverse its position of sustaining these laws.

The next night, the blackest he ______ , the sea became so rough that the boat almost turned over.

  A．had ever known B．has ever known  C．knew       D．known