Mark and Gerald are twins.They look ()exactly the same.
A.similar
B.alike
C.identical
D.good
A.similar
B.alike
C.identical
D.good
According to Gerald Corbett, British railway is structured
A.for the benefit of commuters.
B.to the advantage of the government.
C.for the effect of better coordination.
D.as a replacement of the private system.
According to Gerald Corbett, British railway is structured
[A] for the benefit of commuters.
[B] to the advantage of the government.
[C] for the effect of better coordination.
[ D] as a replacement of the private system.
Gerald Ford had been a star football player in college.
A.Y
B.N
C.NG
A.self-contradictory nature
B.neglect of the power of natural selection
C.research methodology and references
D.characterization of genes
What is the difference between Gerald and Birkin?
A.Gerald establishes the inhuman mechanical system in his mining kingdom.
B.Birkin thinks highly of human warmth.
C.Gerald is a physically live but spiritually dead man.
D.All of the above are right.
A.Because they don't love each other.
B.Because they only have passionate love.
C.Because they all have strong personalities.
D.Because their love is interfered by their strong wills and ideals.
Which of the following would Gerald Crabtree most likely DISAGREE with?
A.Genetic mutations play a significant part in the decline of human intelligence.
B.Harmful mutations tend to be unchangeable and easy to get rid of.
C.Human beings today are no longer pressured to improve their intellect.
D.Natural selection is useful in the process of evolution only on some occasions.
A.have helped solve the problem of such high death rate
B.have oddly accounted for mortality rates in the past century
C.have reduced mortality rates for violent and accidental deaths
D.have achieved no effect in bringing down the number of deaths
A.helped solve the problem of so high death rate
B.oddly accounted for mortality rates in the past century
C.reduced mortality rates for violent and accidental deaths
D.achieved no effect in bringing down the number of deaths
A.have achieved no effect in reducing the number of deaths
B.have helped to solve the problem of so high death rate
C.have oddly accounted for mortality rates in the past century
D.have reduced mortality rates for violent and accidental deaths