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[单项选择]" About 5 per cent of insured weddings there never make it to the altar." The sentence implies 5 per cent of insured couples ______ .
[单项选择]Americans use their cars for nearly 90 per cent of all personal ______.
A. trips
B. travels
C. voyage
D. journey
[单项选择]Oil （） 90 per cent of the country's exports.
A. consists of
B. reaches
C. accounts for
D. composes
[单项选择]The 40 per cent is tax deductible, suggesting that the provision was made simply to take advantage of this tax ______.
A. concession
B. compromise
C. accommodation
D. renewal
[单项选择]The seven dwarfs in "Snow White" are（）seventy centimeters tall.
A. almost more than
B. hardly more than
C. nearly more than
D. as much as
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Women account for almost half the workforce in western countries, and the lower ranks of many big companies reflect that ratio. But at the top of the corporate ladder it is a different story. For every ten men in the executive suite there is one woman, a ratio that has changed little since the term "the glass ceiling" was coined two decades ago to de scribe the barrier that allows women to see the top of the corporate ladder, but seems to stop them from reaching it. Despite much discussion, and efforts by both women’ s and business groups to break that barrier down, the world’ s biggest companies are still almost exclusively run’ by men.
Yet, at the same time, a growing number of those companies have become convinced that it makes good business sense to have more women in their executive suite. Hardnosed male bastions such as ABB, BP and General Electric have renewed their efforts to help women reach the higher levels, not
A. its interest in lucrative business.
B. its conventional work-moral values.
C. its decline during the Depression years.
D. its anxiety over social progress.
[单项选择]Anthropologists believe that in the sixteenth century a few thousand Inuits {{U}}inhabited{{/U}} northern Canada.
A. threatened
B. fought over
C. governed
D. lived in
[单项选择]The private postal services of the nineteenth century claimed that they could do which of the following better than the government
A. Deliver a higher volume of mail.
B. Deliver mail more cheaply.
C. Deliver mail faster.
D. Deliver mail to rural areas.
