[单项选择]Nearly all the illegal drug heroin in the United States come through ______.


A. Nigeria and Iran.
B. Burma and Syria.
C. Iran and Syria.
D. Burma and Nigeri

[单项选择]Nearly all the illegal drug heroin in the United States come through ______.


A. Nigeria and Iran.
B. Burma and Syria.
C. Iran and Syria.
D. Burma and Nigeria.

[单项选择]The United States Food and Drug Administration has shown itself to be particularly wary with regard to alleged "miracle" drugs in recent times.
A. bellicose
B. exhausted
C. cautious
D. strange

[单项选择]The United Nations Conference on Drug Abuse, which took place earlier this year in Vienna, was a very ______ meeting.
A. compulsory
B. protective
C. productive
D. extravagant

[单项选择]What is the United States' strategy to fight all those organizations according to the author
A. To defeat them all one by one.
B. To defeat the WHO first and the others will give up.
C. To exclusively cut contributions to the WHO.
D. To cut contributions to all the organizations.

[单项选择]In the United Kingdom, police officers are not allowed to join _________ or to go on strike.
A. a trade union
B. a choir
C. a political party
D. a club

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In cities all over the United States, workers spend several hours a day in cars crawling along in traffic to get to offices many miles from home. They experience stress, waste time, and pay a lot for gas, car maintenance, and parking. Once they get to work, they make their way through a maze of cubicles, each with its computer, phone, and file cabinet. Nancy Alley, human resources manager at TBWA Chiat/Day, doesn’t. She stays at home, talking with managers over the phone and faxing in paperwork. Instead of walking down the hall to chat with coworkers, she E-mails them. Nancy is a telecommuter, someone who works some or all of the time at home. Since 1990, the number of U. S. telecommuters has grown from 4.2 million to 9.2 million.
Highway congestion, the high cost of office space, federal clean-air laws, reduced work forces, and lifestyle needs -- all these factors contribute to the growth of telecommuting. What makes it possible is technology.
A. explaining a phenomenon,
B. raising an argument.
C. posing a contrast.
D. using an example.

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Text 2 In cities all over the United States, workers spend several hours a day in cars crawling along in traffic to get to offices many miles from home. They experience stress, waste time, and pay a lot for gas, car maintenance, and parking. Once they get to work, they make their way through a maze of cubicles, each with its computer, phone, and file cabinet. Nancy Alley, human resources manager at TBWA Chiat/Day, doesn’t. She stays at home, talking with managers over the phone and faxing in paperwork. Instead of walking down the hall to chat with coworkers, she E-mails them. Nancy is a telecommuter, someone who works some or all of the time at home. Since 1990, the number of U. S. telecommuters has grown from 4.2 million to 9.2 million. Highway congestion, the high cost of office space, federal clean-air laws, reduced work forces, and lifestyle needs -- all these factors contribute to the growth of telecommuting. What makes it possible is technology. Desktop and lap
A. producing challenges.
B. producing counters.
C. producing results.
D. producing problems.