This passage is something written to_______（）

A．critical B．factual C．humorous D．romantic 此题为多项选择题。

A．How Exercise Helps Diabetes. B．The Secret Between Diabetes And Exercise. C．Getting Rid of Diabetes. D．The Cure For Diabetes.

A．a book review B．the preface of a book C．the postscript. of a book D．the concluding part of a book 此题为多项选择题。

A．a humor. B．a short story. C．an advertisement. D．a serious article.

A.The price of Beijing's office space rises higher B.Different costs of office space all over the world C.The cost of Beijing's office space ranks the top D.Air pollution doesn't influence Beijing's office space

A．Men's way of buying things. B．Women's attitude towards shop assistants. C．The difference between men and women in buying things. D．Men are better in choosing what they will buy.

A．nationalistic. B．pro-wildlife. C．anti-wildlife. D．feminist.

A．Bargaining and Compromise. B．Wise and Compromise in Britain. C．Britain and Europe. D．Setbacks of Compromise.

A．The writing of a composition. B．The finding of materials. C．The writing of a research paper. D．The writing of an essay.

A．The Squirrel and the Rattlesnake B．The Poison of Snakes C．The Six Sense of Snakes D．The Flicking of Snakes

A．Big cities are better than small cities. B．Big cities are exciting places to live in. C．Big cities have a lot of serious problems.

A．Appropriate Social Behavior. B．How to Make Gestures. C．Carbon Copying: Showing Agreement Through Gestures. D．How to Avoid Carbon Copying.

A．mountain climbing B．a boiling lake C．a new volcanic island D．a mysterious blob

A．why we misunderstand what people say B．how to behave when we listen to others C．why we sometimes go wrong with our friends or enemies D．how to avoid mistakes when we communicate with people

A．people in the business of fast-food. B．people against fast-food. C．the heavy users of fast-food. D．fast-food consumers.

A．The other families might not even know a family that lived close by in the past. B．We live in an age of machines when machines can do everything. C．Neighboring is not as common as it used to be. D．Everyone shared the same problem -- power is not enough for daily use.

A．to alert the reader to the dwindling water supply B．to explain industrial uses of water C．to acquaint the reader with water pollution problem D．to demonstrate various measures to solve the pollution problem

A．This article starts with a report on one of the beach protests which remains the part of nationwide grassroots protests against offshore drilling． B．Jane Barry was very efficient in organizing this 15-minute beach protest since the group could end up in some 200 people chanting their demand to stop offshore drilling． C．Dave Rauschkolb started this movement originally because of the BP oil spill and its severe consequences in the aftermath． D．The objective of this movement, according to Rauschkolb, is to persuade politicians involved into supporting the idea of not resorting to offshore drilling．