The house the narrator stayed in was ________.( ) A: spacious and clean B: low and smelly C: bright but smelly D: clean but smelly
The house the narrator stayed in was ________.( ) A: spacious and clean B: low and smelly C: bright but smelly D: clean but smelly
15. As the saying goes,the fish smells ___ ,but tastes ___. A: A. badly;well B: B. badly;nicely C: C. smelly;well D: D. smelly;good
15. As the saying goes,the fish smells ___ ,but tastes ___. A: A. badly;well B: B. badly;nicely C: C. smelly;well D: D. smelly;good
I'm quite satisfied with this ___________ meal. A: tasty B: smelly C: worse D: noisy
I'm quite satisfied with this ___________ meal. A: tasty B: smelly C: worse D: noisy
It has been completely covered in black, _____ smoke. A: smelly B: interesting C: cold D: tense
It has been completely covered in black, _____ smoke. A: smelly B: interesting C: cold D: tense
I felt so good because the part got _____. A: smelly B: clean C: local D: valuable
I felt so good because the part got _____. A: smelly B: clean C: local D: valuable
10、I'm quite satisfied with this ___________ meal. A: A、 tasty B: B、 smelly C: C、 worse D: D、 noisy
10、I'm quite satisfied with this ___________ meal. A: A、 tasty B: B、 smelly C: C、 worse D: D、 noisy
Earth's atmosphere is filled with CO and other _________ gases, nobody could breathe it. A: smelly B: dangerous C: active D: deadly
Earth's atmosphere is filled with CO and other _________ gases, nobody could breathe it. A: smelly B: dangerous C: active D: deadly
The following is Betty’s advice to deal with unpleasant smells EXCEPT A: preventing your neighbor cooking smelly food. B: advising your neighbor to open windows. C: having your building’s ventilation system checked. D: getting support from fellow neighbors.
The following is Betty’s advice to deal with unpleasant smells EXCEPT A: preventing your neighbor cooking smelly food. B: advising your neighbor to open windows. C: having your building’s ventilation system checked. D: getting support from fellow neighbors.
Which sentence is NOT specific？ A: Spaghetti is a central dish for Italian dinners. B: A blog is a discussion or informational website published on the World Wide Web consisting of discrete, often informal diary-style text entries (posts). C: My roommate leaves smelly socks under the bed, sweaty clothes in the closet, and dirty plates in the sink. D: /
Which sentence is NOT specific？ A: Spaghetti is a central dish for Italian dinners. B: A blog is a discussion or informational website published on the World Wide Web consisting of discrete, often informal diary-style text entries (posts). C: My roommate leaves smelly socks under the bed, sweaty clothes in the closet, and dirty plates in the sink. D: /
“You ask me: what is poverty? Listen to me. Here I am, dirty, smelly, and with no ‘proper’underwear on and with the stench of my rotting teeth near you. I will tell you.Listen to me. Listen without pity. I cannot use your pity. Listen with understanding. Put yourself in my dirty, worn out, ill-fitting shoes, and hear me. "… Poverty is looking into a black future. Your children won’t play with my boys. They will turn to other boys who steal to get what they want. I can already see them behind the bars of their prison insteadof behind the bars of my poverty. Or they will turn to the freedom of alcoholor drugs, and find themselves enslaved. And my daughter? At best, there is forher a life like mine…” (From "What Is Poverty?" by Jo Goodwin Parker in J. Chaffee, ed.,CriticalThinking, Thoughtful Writing, 2nd ed., 347-350) What perspective does the writer use to define poverty? A: First-person narrator B: Second-person narrator C: Third-person narrator D: None of the above
“You ask me: what is poverty? Listen to me. Here I am, dirty, smelly, and with no ‘proper’underwear on and with the stench of my rotting teeth near you. I will tell you.Listen to me. Listen without pity. I cannot use your pity. Listen with understanding. Put yourself in my dirty, worn out, ill-fitting shoes, and hear me. "… Poverty is looking into a black future. Your children won’t play with my boys. They will turn to other boys who steal to get what they want. I can already see them behind the bars of their prison insteadof behind the bars of my poverty. Or they will turn to the freedom of alcoholor drugs, and find themselves enslaved. And my daughter? At best, there is forher a life like mine…” (From "What Is Poverty?" by Jo Goodwin Parker in J. Chaffee, ed.,CriticalThinking, Thoughtful Writing, 2nd ed., 347-350) What perspective does the writer use to define poverty? A: First-person narrator B: Second-person narrator C: Third-person narrator D: None of the above