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[单项选择]Clinton thought that his experience in China
A. helped him to get his Master’s degree.
B. helped him to gain a better understanding of China and its people.
C. made his life more interestin
[填空题]While mimicking the thought of his mentor Socrates, who conceived of forms as existing on an ethereal, heavenly and________plane, Plato also argued that forms become________in objects.
A. A．abstract ... rational
B．condensed ... ratified
C．sacrilegious ... profane
D．transcendent ... immanent
E．imaginative ... earthbound
[判断题]
The Clinton administration thought that the ban of US aid to Pakistan successfully stopped the spread of nuclear weapons in South Asia.
[单项选择]When did President Clinton renew his threat to veto the measure（）
A. Seven days later.
B. A day after the Senate approved the plan.
C. Two days later.
D. Not mentioned.
[填空题]When Clinton opened his bag on the train, he found that he (forget)（）to put the clean shirts in.
[单项选择]I thought his speech would be interesting, but it turned out that the more he talked,______.
A. the more bored became I B. the more I became bored
C. the more bored I became D. I became the more bored
[单项选择]The father thought his little son was a clever boy because _____________.[A] he could go out for a walk with his father[B] he could help the father by going back and getting the other pair of shoes[C] he could find out that his father had put on the wrong shoes
[填空题]I thought his request for more information was (reason) ______ , but it was rejected.
[单项选择]Clinton feels that even though he enjoys his stay in China
A. he is still not accepted by Chinese.
B. he still cannot be a real participant of Chinese culture.
C. he is unable to communicate with Chinese peopl
[填空题]I thought his explanation was (unnecessary) ______ complex.
[判断题]
ProfessorWang enriched his experience in Britain through his trip.
[判断题]Professor Wang enriched his experience in Britain through his trip.
[单项选择]The monarch and his followers thought of the court as______how the kingdom ought to be, the harmonious expression of a larger social order centred on the monarch.
A. a miscalculation of
B. irrelevant to
C. a microcosm of
D. recognizable as
E. isometric to
