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What does Sean Bradley say about working in Australia？
A.He was surprised at how challenging the job wa
B.B He enjoyed the responsibility which the position involve
C.C He adapted immediately to the foreign working environmen
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From: Sean Novak
To: All Employees
Date: Monday, March 20
Subject: Visiting Science Reserves Coordinator
Molly Eakins from Science Periodicals Reserves will be setting up shop here in the Business School Library starting January 18, 20—. She will be working here during the duration of the construction of the Interdisciplinary Science Building, which will be going up right next door to us.
Molly will be located in the Business Periodicals Reserves unit and will be available Monday through Friday 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Many of her afternoons will be spent on the construction site, so she has suggested that people who need to see her might have better luck in the morning. Her telephone and e-mail address will remain the same.
What does the e-mail announce？
A．The hiring of a new coordinator
B．The creation of a new job position
C．The start of a construction project
D．The temporary relocation of a staff member
What did Sean mention about the new place？
A．The service is very good.
B．The food is quite tasty.
C．It has a great atmosphere.
D．It is very quiet.
W2: That sounds like an idea, Susan. I was starting to feel a bit hungry myself. Hey, let's go and try something different today. I'm getting kind of tired of having the same food day after day.
W1: All right, do you have anything special in mind, or do you want me to suggest something？
W2: Well, I was thinking that we could go to that Thai restaurant Sean was telling us about the other day. He said the food is really good and spicy. It's been a long time since I had anything spicy, and you know how much I like spicy food.
Where is the conversation taking place？
A．At a restaurant.
B．In an office.
C．At the company cafeteria.
D．At Sean's place.
Corrine Mckillop: I'd like to know which it is. It's very confusing. Is it good or is it not good？
Narrator: Well, a new study may explain the conflicting information. According to the research, coffee can be both good and bad. It all depends on you and which version of a gene you have.
Dr. Sean Kenniff: Researchers believe that about haft of us axe carrying a gene that allows the body to break down caffeine quickly. The rest of us have the type of gene that more slowly metabolizes the stimulant.
Narrator: In the study scientists discovered coffee drinkers with the faster version of the gene had no increased risk of heart disease; however, people with the gene that breaks down caffeine slowly had a significantly higher risk.
Dr. Sean Kcnniff: When the caffeine circulates in your body for a long period of time, you might in fact experience adverse health consequences from that. Now all of us want to know the same thing.
Corrine Mckillop: Well. I'd like to find out what gene I have.
Narrator: Well, that's the bad news. There is a test to find out, but it probably won't be readily available for a while. So what to do until then, the answer is, in a word--moderation. The study also found that people with a slower gene can limit their risk if they limit their coffee to one or two cups a day.
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A．The influence of coffee on the heart.
B．What kind of gene is beneficial to people.
C．How to find out what gene one has.
D．How many cups of coffee people should have each day.
They headed to their local bars and grabbed a few cold ones -- while they were still cold.
"People were stuck and couldn't get home so they thought, 'why not gather at the local watering hole？ TM said Joey Murphy, bartender at Ned Kelly's, on Manhattan's West Side. "It's the best place to go when there's no transportation."
Like hundreds of New York bars, Kelly's was packed, hot, sticky, and lighted by candlelight. The crowd spilled onto the sidewalk, resigned to make the best of an otherwise miserable situation.
At the Village Ma Bar and Grill in the West Village, customers packed side by side sat in dim candlelight, trying to stay cool by rolling up their sleeves and unbuttoning their shirts.
"Most people are very happy and not too worried about anything," said Ryan Good, a bartender at the Village Ma.
"Of course, we'll see how it is in a few hours," he said. "The ice is melting, and the refrigerator is getting warmer, so I hope the power comes back soon."
Still, despite the laid-back atmosphere in most bars, a haunting undertone remained in most people's minds about the last time New Yorkers were forced out onto the streets.
"We've had a tough time here," said Sean Connolly, owner of the Eatery Restaurant and Bar. "It was reminiscent of 9？11 with everyone pouring out in the streets."
Patrons at a bar downtown had similar thoughts. Mimi Banks said she decided to leave work after building management first told employees to evacuate and then told them to stay, bringing back nervous memories of the World Trade Centre attacks nearly two years ago.
"We went home first, but then we just started walking, looking for a bar because there is nothing else to do," Banks said。
"This is the best thing to do right now," she said, presenting a cold beer still dripping with perspiration.
With people unsure when the lights would come back on, many seemed resigned to participating in the impromptu Manhattan block party as long as possible.
Why does the author refer to New Yorkers as "faithful"？
A．Because most of New Yorkers are religious.
B．Because city people usually stay at office and home, especially do New Yorkers.
C．Because New Yorkers are very hard working.
D．Because New Yorkers seldom drink.
What does the woman do？
A．Housewife
B．Counselor
C．Student
D．Teacher
