‍What kind of job applicants do employers look for?​ A: Those who have received a well-rounded education. B: Those who have a strong sense of responsibility. C: Those who are likely to become innovative leaders. D: Those who are good at solving practical problems.

What kind of job applicants do employers look for? A: Those who have a strong sense of responsibility. B: Those who are good at solving practical problems. C: Those who are likely to become innovative leaders. D: Those who have received a well-rounded education.

If I had had enough money I ______ the jacket. A: have bought B: would bought C: could have bought D: could not have bought

We() our dinner when a policeman came to the door. A: just had B: have just had C: just have had D: had just had

Those who had pets were found to fare(生活) better than those who did not. Catcher and his associates decided to investigate further; the benefits of animals to the handicapped have been established, but are pets good for all of us? While there is a rise in blood pressure when people talk to each other, there is no rise when they talk to pets. This suggests that animal companionship—uncritical, nonjudgmental—has soothing results(安慰作用). Another point: men seem to fondle(抚弄)their pets as much as women do—possibly because they find it one of the few socially acceptable forms of fondling available to them. Such findings will not surprise those of us who are close to our pets, but will perhaps give credibility to what many of us know in our bones. What can be inferred from this passage?