[单项选择]A. It doesn’t matter. B. So do I. C. No, that’s not good. D. It looks good.

[单项选择]A. It doesn’t matter. B. So do I. C. No, that’s not good. D. It looks good.

[单项选择]______ in this way, the situation doesn’’t seem so disappointing.
A. To look at
B. Looking at
C. Looked at
D. To be looked at

[单项选择]What doesn’t the woman do on the Internet
A. Playing games.
B. Making friends.
C. Booking tickets.
D. Searching for information.

[填空题]He is so stupid that he doesn’t seem to be (capacity)（）of understanding the problem.

[单项选择]

Why Money Doesn’t Buy Happiness

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All in all, it was probably a mistake to look for the answer to the eternal question--"Does money buy happiness "--from people who practice what’s called the gloomy science. For when economists tackled the question, they started from the observation that when people put something up for sale they try to get as much for it as they can, and when people buy something they try to pay as little for it as they can. Both sides in the transaction, the economists noticed, are therefore behaving as if they would be more satisfied, or happier, dare we say, if they ended up receiving more money (the seller) or holding on to more money (the buyer). Hence, more money must be better than less, and the only way more of something can be better than less of it is if it brings you greater satisfaction. The economists’conclusion: the more money you have, the happier you mus
A. selecting more politicians
B. launching more laws and rules
C. concentrating more on economic growth
D. making more effort to promote good governance