This passage is mainly about ______ .
A. the sensuous appreciation of art
B. the basic conception of' the aesthetic experience
C. how to appreciate the work of art
D. the relationship between form. and content of the work of art
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听力原文: President Bush is sending over 20,000 more U.S. troops into Iraq. In an address from the White House last night, Mr. Bush said he considered suggestions from U. S. lawmakers to scale back U. S. efforts in Iraq. But he warned that stepping back now would force a collapse of the Iraqi government.
The consequences of failure are clear. Radical Islamic extremists would grow in strength and gain new recruits. They would be in a better position to topple moderate governments, create chaos in the region, and use oil revenues to fund their ambitions. Iran would be emboldened in its pursuit of nuclear weapons. Our enemies would have a safe haven from which to plan and launch attacks on the American people.
But Democratic Senator Richard Durbin says the president's new plan runs contrary to what his own generals have advised him to do.
General John Abizaid until recently, the commanding general in Iraq and Afghanistan, said, "More American forces prevent the Iraqis from doing more, from taking more responsibility for their own future."
And Republican Senator Sam Brownback on a visit to Iraq said he does not believe Sending more troops to Iraq is the answer.
A collapse of Iraq government may lead to all of the following EXCEPT ______.
A. chaos in the region
B. stronger radical Islamic extremists
C. Iran's gaining new recruits
D. Iran's pursuing nuclear weapons openly
The free trade talks will ______.
A. achieve expected results
B. last another 3 years
C. resume in December
D. come to an end next year
SECTION C NEWS BROADCAST
Directions: In this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and then answer the questions that follow. At the end of each news item, you will be given 10 seconds to answer the questions.
听力原文: Thousands of South Korean protestors took to the streets of cities near Seoul, clashed with riot police in anti-Free Trade Agreement rallies. The demonstrators wielded sticks and threw rocks at Gwangju government buildings. They also set fire to property, demanding that the government stop free trade talks with the United States.
South Korean media reports that some 72,000 protestors mainly farmers had joined fifteen separate rallies. Some one hundred protestors and riot police were injured and police took 27 protestors into custody. The protest is one of a longline of demonstrations by workers and farmers who fear the pact will destroy their livelihoods. South Korea hosted a fourth round of the talks on the trade during late October, and event pitches were also marred by violent protests, by farm activists, fishermen and unionists. Negotiations between Seoul and Washington are expected to resume in December and are likely to stretch into next year. Differences between the sides still exist on opening up trade in farm goods, automobiles, textiles and pharmaceuticals.
The protest near Seoul was ______.
A. effective
B. in vain
C. violent
D. under control
The example of what Plato thought in the passage shows that ______ .
A. the development of science really can solve a great many of the problems on which philosophers still argue
B. Plato knew nothing about Physics
C. the scientists have achieved a lot in terms of light theory
D. different people have different ways of perception