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提倡枪支控制的人经常这样做是因为他们认为有潜在伤害性的武器应当被恰当地管理。但是他们也赞成管理厨房的刀具、铁棍、甚至人们的手吗？下列哪一项与上述论述方法一致但却在论述一个相反的观点？()

A. 假如像枪这样有潜在伤害性的武器不需要被管理，那么为什么公民不能无政府管理地拥有自己的原子弹呢？
B. 因为第二修正案保证公民有携带武器的权利，这种权利由政府来限制难道不是违反宪法的吗？
C. 因为政府发布条例来管理日常活动，为什么它不能管理像手枪和来复枪使用这样严重的活动呢？
D. 假如政府要求枪支被管理，那么为什么能阻止要求弓箭、矛甚至鱼竿被管理呢？

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The critics of the social security system believe that it

A. creates a nation of slackers.
B. benefits most people.
C. is doomed to fail.
D. is harmful for the "less fortunate".

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English as a world Language
English is a victim of its own success. Newspapers in England have noticed that the incorrect use of cliches are marring the smooth flow of a great language whose ability to imbibe and absorb has been one important reason for its success. This success also stems from the language's unique position of being the only one spoken in most parts of the world. Really, English has no boundaries. Even in countries such as Japan and China, which were not colonized by Britain, English is making a determined "conquest".
Unfortunately, such a conquest is not always welcome because a language sometimes doubles as a political weapon. In fact, it has always led a troubled life. It has been disliked, even hated, largely because the people who originally spoke English conquered, colonized and terrorized half the world, or just about. The animosity to the language continues, at least in some places. The bitterness that the French, for instance, have for English is a good example of a language being given a quasi-political role in society.
Fortunately, this aversion does not run as deep as it did some years ago, and there is a growing realization that English is the lingua franca. Many nations, such as China and Japan, have been making serious efforts to promote the language.
But there might be a serious problem if every state or continent were to have its own version of English. As is pointed out by the newspapers of England, with too many variations of the language, a time may come when one group of English-speaking people may not be able to understand another. This is happening where the way Singaporeans speak English. Listen to the Australians pronouncing "e"; it sounds like "a". And very possibly, in the future nobody will try to correct school boys and girls for getting their English wrong.
In this passage, the success of English refers to the fact that ______.

A. it has become the most widely used language in the world
B. It has made a conquest in Japan and China, which were not colonized by Britain
C. it has beaten other languages such as French
D. each state or continent has its own version of English

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The author mentions his family story in paragraph 4 to show that

A. thrifty habits are necessary to make a living.
B. outside assistance is necessary for those in trouble.
C. the slackers got what they deserved in the past.
D. only the diligent people can live a decent life in hard times.

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听力原文：M: What do you think of my new painting？ I've just finished it.
W: Well, the colors are a little strange, don't you think so？ Perhaps a little too vivid？
M: Ah, yes. That's the point. It's called Colors.
W: Oh, yes, I see. Well, it's not quite my cup of tea—but we all have different tastes, don't we？
What are the two speakers talking about？

A. Strange colors.
B. Different tastes of tea.
C. Fashion.
D. A painting.

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