[单项选择]In comparing social groups to bronze, Durkheim wished to illustrate the idea that______.
A. a social group has characteristics that differ from those of its individual members
B. social groups are made up of three major component parts acting together
C. each social group is a unique entity that is unlike any other social group
D. social groups are extremely difficult to break apart once they have been formed

[单项选择]In comparing social groups to bronze, Durkheim wished to illustrate the idea that______.


A. a social group has characteristics that differ from those of its individual members
B. social groups are made up of three major component parts acting together
C. each social group is a unique entity that is unlike any other social group
D. social groups are extremely difficult to break apart once they have been formed

[单项选择]The social scientists who adopt the social standing approach ______.


A. believe that Puerto Ricans will increasingly gain economic advantages
B. think that Puerto Ricans will lose their national cultures
C. regard the political relation of Puerto Rico to the United States as a significant factor
D. point out that coercion and inequality will inevitably occur in the process

[单项选择]A shift from native bronze to iron artifacts took place under the influence of cultural borrowings.
A. transition
B. transmission
C. transaction
D. transference

[单项选择]My parents are going to London next week and I wish I ______ time to go with them.
A. have
B. had
C. would have
D. will have

[单项选择]The writer considers that the Bronze Age succeeded the Stone Age because
A. there was a scarcity of wood and other building materials
B. bronze was less expensive than stone
C. stone was no longer available
D. more bronze than stone came into use

[单项选择]I'm sorry I don't know his telephone number. I wish I ___________________________.it.
A. have known
B. had known
C. knew
D. know

[单项选择]Bronze ______ with ease or grow brittle quickly, as copper does.

[单项选择]Bronze ______ with use or grow brittle quickly, as copper does.
A. not bending
B. does not bend
C. that does not bend
D. to not bend

[单项选择]Social psychology developed in the USA
A. because its roots are intellectually western in origin.
B. as a direct response to the great depression.
C. to meet the threat of Adolf Hitler and his policy of mass genocide.
D. because of its pragmatic traditions for dealing with social problems.

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The Historical Background of Social Psychology
　　While the roots of social psychology lie in the intellectual soil of the whole western tradition, its present flowering is recognized to be characteristically an American phenomenon. One reason for the striking upsurge of social psychology in the United States lies in the pragmatic tradition of this country. National emergencies and conditions of social disruption provide special incentive to invent new techniques, and to strike out boldly for solutions to practical social problems. Social psychology began to flourish soon after the First World War. This event, followed by the great depression of the 1930s, by the rise of Hitler, the genocide of Jews, race riots, the Second World War and the atomic threat, stimulated all branches of social science. A special challenge fell to social psychology. The question was asked: How is it possible to preserve the values of freedom and individual rights under condition of mounting soci
A. because its roots are intellectually western in origin.
B. as a direct response to the great depression.
C. to meet the threat of Adolf Hitler and his policy of mass genocide.
D. because of its pragmatic traditions for dealing with social problems.

[单项选择]Consumer groups have complained that the existing two-company system has led to nearly ______ prices and plans.
A. parallel
B. vertical
C. identical
D. specific