It seems that Jacky White will ______. A: not do business with Mr. Bush B: be angry with Mr. Bush C: never speak to Mr. Bush D: continue his business contact with Mr. Bush
It seems that Jacky White will ______. A: not do business with Mr. Bush B: be angry with Mr. Bush C: never speak to Mr. Bush D: continue his business contact with Mr. Bush
According to the passage, the poll numbers indicate that ________. A: Bush'ss standing with the public is very strong B: Bush's economic package wins widespread support C: public support for Bush is declining D: Bush is on the brink of political disaster
According to the passage, the poll numbers indicate that ________. A: Bush'ss standing with the public is very strong B: Bush's economic package wins widespread support C: public support for Bush is declining D: Bush is on the brink of political disaster
What was hard for the man to believe A: Addison and Bush liked to meet friends. B: Addison and Bush had many friends. C: Addison and Bush have become good friends.
What was hard for the man to believe A: Addison and Bush liked to meet friends. B: Addison and Bush had many friends. C: Addison and Bush have become good friends.
What does the sentence "as if to leave space for Mr. Gore to contemplate his next step" mean A: Bush hopes Gore to join his administration. B: Bush hopes Gore to concede defeat and to support him. C: Bush hopes Gore to congratulate him. D: Bush hopes Gore go on fighting with him.
What does the sentence "as if to leave space for Mr. Gore to contemplate his next step" mean A: Bush hopes Gore to join his administration. B: Bush hopes Gore to concede defeat and to support him. C: Bush hopes Gore to congratulate him. D: Bush hopes Gore go on fighting with him.
The first permanent British settlement in North America was ______. A: Bill Clinton B: George Bush C: George W. Bush D: Barrack Obama
The first permanent British settlement in North America was ______. A: Bill Clinton B: George Bush C: George W. Bush D: Barrack Obama
From the letter we know, ______. A: Jacky White ordered something from Mr. Bush B: Mr. Bush ordered something from Jacky White C: Jacky White did not get his goods in time D: Jacky White ordered vegetable and fruit from Mr. Bush
From the letter we know, ______. A: Jacky White ordered something from Mr. Bush B: Mr. Bush ordered something from Jacky White C: Jacky White did not get his goods in time D: Jacky White ordered vegetable and fruit from Mr. Bush
Westerners like to beat about the bush when they speak.
Westerners like to beat about the bush when they speak.
It can be inferred from the passage that the University of Michigan A: carries out a preferential policy for recruiting minority students B: comes into open conflicts with Bush's economic stimulus plan C: puts Bush in trouble by abandoning minority students in its admission D: is strongly opposed to Bush's foreign policies
It can be inferred from the passage that the University of Michigan A: carries out a preferential policy for recruiting minority students B: comes into open conflicts with Bush's economic stimulus plan C: puts Bush in trouble by abandoning minority students in its admission D: is strongly opposed to Bush's foreign policies
The students in the bush school have no concept of____ (do) experiments.
The students in the bush school have no concept of____ (do) experiments.
Mr. Bush, together with his wife and daughter _____ going to Japan next week.
Mr. Bush, together with his wife and daughter _____ going to Japan next week.