[单项选择]Who is smoking a French cigaretteWhy doesn’t the man like French cigarettes
A. He thinks they are too dear.
B. He thinks they have a bad smell.
C. He thinks he is going to like them.

[单项选择]Who is smoking a French cigaretteWho is smoking a French cigarette
A. The woman.
B. The man.
C. A new person.

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Who is smoking a French cigarette

[单项选择]Who is smoking a French cigaretteDo the woman and the man’s wife have anything in common
A. Yes, they both have 200 cigarettes.
B. Yes, they both like French cigarettes.
C. Yes, they are both married.

[单项选择]The French singer who had been praised very highly ______ to be a great disappointment at the evening show.
A. turned up
B. turned out
C. turned off
D. turned down

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Who is smoking a French cigarette

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Why doesn’t the man like French cigarettes

[单项选择]Who doesn’t know the name of the object
A. The man.
B. The woman.
C. Either of them.

[填空题]Are you one of those people who doesn’t trust anyone else to do what needs to be
done Some managers they can’t bear anyone else to help them in any way. They
34. don’t believe that anyone can do such a job as well as they can. It is not surprising
35. that they then get overwhelmed by work and complain that they have far too much
36. to do, but it could be argued that it is by their own fault. If they learnt to delegate,
37. they would have much more time available. Besides the saving time and freeing
38. them to concentrate on tasks that are important, delegating also benefits to the
39. company. If managers delegate effectively, their staff will become more skilled and
40. committed. Asking staff to make the decisions improves their efficiency and morale.
41. This will contribute itself not only to the success of the team, but to the success of
42. the company as a whole. More importantly, it will also show how good a person’s
43. managerial skil

[填空题]tells readers it doesn’t follow that those who don’t have good academic achievement will not make a fortune

[单项选择]Now, more than ever, it doesn’t matter who you are but what you look like.
Janet was just twenty-five years old. She had a great job and seemed happy. She committed suicide. In her suicide note she wrote that she felt "un-pretty" and that no man ever loved her. Amy was just fifteen when hospitalized for eating disorders. She suffered from both anorexia and bulimia. She lost more than one hundred pounds in two months. Both victims battled problems with their body image and physical appearance.
"Oh, I’m too fat." "My butt is too big and my breasts too small." "I hate my body and I feel ugly." "I want to be beautiful." The number of men and women who feel these things about themselves is increasing dramatically.
I can identify two men categories of body-image problems: additive versus subtractive. Those who enhance their appearance through cosmetic surgery fall into the additive group; those who hope to ’improve their looks through starvation belong to the subtractive categ
A. the popularity of Barbie dolls
B. the influence of the media
C. the high exposure to supermodels
D. the influence of the traditional culture