[单项选择]How does he like Madonna

[单项选择]—— He does not like music, does he ( )
—— ______.
A. Yes, he doesn’t
B. No, he isn’t
C. No, he doesn’t
D. Yes, he is

[单项选择]How does he do the training
A. A system of three days’ training.
B. A system of two days’ training.
C. A system of three days’ training with one day off.

[单项选择]A. He does not like the block he lives.
B. He will start running a company next month.
C. He has to buy a car for convenience.
D. He will work for a company far from his present house.

[单项选择]What color does he like better

[单项选择]Why does he like to travel
A. Because he is often dissatisfied with what he has done
B. Because he doesn’t have other things to do in his spare time．
C. Because he likes travel ing very muc

[单项选择]How does Mary like New York
A. It is very dirty．
B. It is her favorite city．
C. It is like a country town．

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Madonna seems like a person used to getting her own way. So the pop star must have been dismayed when a court in Malawi refused her request to adopt a three-year-old girl, Mercy James. The reason was that Madonna had not fulfilled residency requirements. The last time Madonna tried to adopt a Malawian child, she met with more success and a heap of criticism.
By plucking David Banda from grinding poverty in Malawi in 2006, she provoked mixed reactions. Some praised the singer for offering a child an escape from a life of misery. Others suggested that the pop queen might have used her wealth and stardom to jump the queue. Detractors also suggested that it was wrong to take David away from his country of birth. The criticism grew louder when it emerged that David was not, in fact, an orphan.
That circumstance is not particularly uncommon. Children given up for adoption often do have a surviving parent but one who cannot provide adequate care. David’s father was
A. adopted a Malawian girl named Mercy James
B. rarely failed to get whatever she wanted
C. had an illegal adoption of a Malawian child
D. regretted residing in a wrong community

[单项选择]MADONNA seems like a person used to getting her own way. So the pop star must have been dismayed when a court in Malawi refused to her request to adopt a three-year-old girl, Chifundo James. A judge ruled on Friday April 3rd that the adoption of Chifundo could not go ahead because Madonna had not fulfilled residency requirements. The last time Madonna tried to adopt a Malawian child she met with more success and a heap of criticism.
By plucking David Banda from grinding poverty in Malawi in 2006 she provoked mixed reactions. Some praised the singer for offering a child an escape from a life of misery. Others suggested that the pop queen might have used her wealth and stardom to bypass usual procedures and jump the queue. Detractors also suggested that it was wrong to take David away from his country of birth and his remaining family. The criticisms grew louder when it emerged that David was not, in fact, an orphan.
That circumstance is not particularly uncommon. Children give
A. rarely failed to get whatever she wanted
B. adopted a Malawian girl named Mercy James
C. had an illegal adoption of a Malawian child
D. regretted residing in a wrong community