A emphasize the importance of polls in American political life
B explain the principles of carrying out surveys
C discuss the good and bad of the interview and the questionnaire
D explain what surveys are
A opinions
B news shows
C outgoing people
D TV interview
A are not carefully worded
B are not based on a representative sampling
C reflect political opinions
D are used only on television
A shy
B confident
C rational
D frightened
A properly done samplings and carefully worded questions
B specific questions and an interviewer’s ability to measure respondents’ feelings
C simple questions and a high number of respondents
D understandable questions and a sociologist who is able to interpret the results
A questionnaires are too difficult to read
B respondents are too eager to supplement questions with their own opinions
C respondents often do not complete and return questionnaires
D questionnaires are too expensive and difficult to distribute
A live interviews minimize the influence of the researcher
B live interviews are easier to interpret
C live interviews are better than questionnaires
D both questionnaires and live interviews have their own advantages and disadvantages
A apply
B influence
C analyze
D explore
A public opinion
B survey
C response rate
D representative sampling
A information-providing
B time-saving
C cost-saving
D consistency
A How the principles of use and disuse change people’s concepts of themselves.
B The changes that occur according to the principles of use and disuse.
C The way in which people change themselves to conform to fashion.
D The effects of the sun on the principles of use and disuse.
A split
B rot
C perish
D shrink
A organism
B parts
C parts
D muscles
A appear like sculptures
B change their appearance
C belong to strange cults
D are very fashionable
A with enthusiasm
B as an artistic form
C with scientific interest
D of doubtful benefit
A firm
B strong
C rough
D dense
A survive in any condition
B automatically benefit
C change their existence
D improve their lifetime
A help protect fair-skinned people
B is beneficial in sunless climates
C is necessary for the production of vitamin D
D is a synthetic product
A humans improving their local condition
B humans surviving in adverse conditions
C humans using the principles of use and disuse
D humans running the risk of skin cancer
A condemned
B vulnerable
C allergic
D suggestible
A Television has negative effects on family life.
B Television has advantages and disadvantages for children.
C Television should be more educational.
D Television teaches children to be violent.
A dominating
B time
C television
D quality
A to build a close-knit family.
B to enhance the special quality of the family.
C to diminish the ordinary daily life of the family.
D to encourage sense of responsibility in each family.
A controlling
B halting
C dramatizing
D encouraging
A a statue
B an educator
C a family member
D a magician
A Going on vacation in the summertime
B Playing cards together in the evening
C Reading to the children at bedtime
D Talking to each other
A special things
B ordinary things
C television programs
D children
A the television
B the family
C its backlog
D an institution
A Doing ordinary things together
B Watching television together
C Celebrating holidays together
D Living together
A By showing horror films
B By dominating the time families spend together
C By threatening our health, safety, finances and relationships
D By reporting scarce breaking news
A The Lives of Leopold and Rudolph Blaschka.
B Flowers Native to the United States.
C An Extensive Collection of Glass Flowers
D Materials Used For Artificial Flowers
A They were florists.
B They were farmers.
C They were brothers.
D They were artists.
A make a copy of one member of each United States flower family
B show that glass flowers are more realistic than wax flowers
C do a thorough study of plant structure
D create a botanical garden where only exotic flowers grew
A each flower family
B the collection
C the intention
D one member
A Magnified details of flower parts
B A group of diseased fruits
C Models of 164 families of flowering plants
D Several species of native birds.
A They are authentic representations.
B They form a completed collection.
C They have a marvelous fragrance
D They are loaned to schools for classroom use.
A rather strong
B very large
C pretty hard
D easily damaged
A scientific
B wonderful
C intensive
D superficial
A a lot of care and attention to detail
B comprehensive understanding of plant structure
C the skill of an artist
D a sense of humour
A incompleted
B unknown
C fragile
D valuable
A The progress of modern medical research
B The microbe hunters
C The discovery of enzymes
D The potential of genetic engineering
A eliminated
B blamed
C investigated
D produced
A Pellagra
B Cystic fibrosis
C Tuberculosis
D Cholera
A studied
B tried
C failed
D experimented
A They are necessary for some enzymes to function.
B They are broken down by cells to produce energy.
C They keep food from spoiling.
D They protect the body from microbes.
A gardens
B factories
C hunters
D spotlights
A receive the most attention
B lighten the load
C conquer territory
D go the furthest
A the structure of genes
B inherited diseases
C the functions of the brain
D the operation of vitamins
A Emotional
B Critical
C Appreciative
D Speculative
A Most diseases are Câused by defective genes.
B Medical breakthroughs often depend on luck.
C The focus of medical research will change in the next two decades.
D Medical research throughout the twentieth century has been dominated by microbe hunters.
A emphasize the importance of polls in American political life
B explain the principles of carrying out surveys
C discuss the good and bad of the interview and the questionnaire
D explain what surveys are
A opinions
B news shows
C outgoing people
D TV interview
A are not carefully worded
B are not based on a representative sampling
C reflect political opinions
D are used only on television
A shy
B confident
C rational
D frightened
A properly done samplings and carefully worded questions
B specific questions and an interviewer’s ability to measure respondents’ feelings
C simple questions and a high number of respondents
D understandable questions and a sociologist who is able to interpret the results
A questionnaires are too difficult to read
B respondents are too eager to supplement questions with their own opinions
C respondents often do not complete and return questionnaires
D questionnaires are too expensive and difficult to distribute
A live interviews minimize the influence of the researcher
B live interviews are easier to interpret
C live interviews are better than questionnaires
D both questionnaires and live interviews have their own advantages and disadvantages
A apply
B influence
C analyze
D explore
A public opinion
B survey
C response rate
D representative sampling
A information-providing
B time-saving
C cost-saving
D consistency
A How the principles of use and disuse change people’s concepts of themselves.
B The changes that occur according to the principles of use and disuse.
C The way in which people change themselves to conform to fashion.
D The effects of the sun on the principles of use and disuse.
A split
B rot
C perish
D shrink
A organism
B parts
C parts
D muscles
A appear like sculptures
B change their appearance
C belong to strange cults
D are very fashionable
A with enthusiasm
B as an artistic form
C with scientific interest
D of doubtful benefit
A firm
B strong
C rough
D dense
A survive in any condition
B automatically benefit
C change their existence
D improve their lifetime
A help protect fair-skinned people
B is beneficial in sunless climates
C is necessary for the production of vitamin D
D is a synthetic product
A humans improving their local condition
B humans surviving in adverse conditions
C humans using the principles of use and disuse
D humans running the risk of skin cancer
A condemned
B vulnerable
C allergic
D suggestible
A Television has negative effects on family life.
B Television has advantages and disadvantages for children.
C Television should be more educational.
D Television teaches children to be violent.
A dominating
B time
C television
D quality
A to build a close-knit family.
B to enhance the special quality of the family.
C to diminish the ordinary daily life of the family.
D to encourage sense of responsibility in each family.
A controlling
B halting
C dramatizing
D encouraging
A a statue
B an educator
C a family member
D a magician
A Going on vacation in the summertime
B Playing cards together in the evening
C Reading to the children at bedtime
D Talking to each other
A special things
B ordinary things
C television programs
D children
A the television
B the family
C its backlog
D an institution
A Doing ordinary things together
B Watching television together
C Celebrating holidays together
D Living together
A By showing horror films
B By dominating the time families spend together
C By threatening our health, safety, finances and relationships
D By reporting scarce breaking news
A The Lives of Leopold and Rudolph Blaschka.
B Flowers Native to the United States.
C An Extensive Collection of Glass Flowers
D Materials Used For Artificial Flowers
A They were florists.
B They were farmers.
C They were brothers.
D They were artists.
A make a copy of one member of each United States flower family
B show that glass flowers are more realistic than wax flowers
C do a thorough study of plant structure
D create a botanical garden where only exotic flowers grew
A each flower family
B the collection
C the intention
D one member
A Magnified details of flower parts
B A group of diseased fruits
C Models of 164 families of flowering plants
D Several species of native birds.
A They are authentic representations.
B They form a completed collection.
C They have a marvelous fragrance
D They are loaned to schools for classroom use.
A rather strong
B very large
C pretty hard
D easily damaged
A scientific
B wonderful
C intensive
D superficial
A a lot of care and attention to detail
B comprehensive understanding of plant structure
C the skill of an artist
D a sense of humour
A incompleted
B unknown
C fragile
D valuable
A The progress of modern medical research
B The microbe hunters
C The discovery of enzymes
D The potential of genetic engineering
A eliminated
B blamed
C investigated
D produced
A Pellagra
B Cystic fibrosis
C Tuberculosis
D Cholera
A studied
B tried
C failed
D experimented
A They are necessary for some enzymes to function.
B They are broken down by cells to produce energy.
C They keep food from spoiling.
D They protect the body from microbes.
A gardens
B factories
C hunters
D spotlights
A receive the most attention
B lighten the load
C conquer territory
D go the furthest
A the structure of genes
B inherited diseases
C the functions of the brain
D the operation of vitamins
A Emotional
B Critical
C Appreciative
D Speculative
A Most diseases are Câused by defective genes.
B Medical breakthroughs often depend on luck.
C The focus of medical research will change in the next two decades.
D Medical research throughout the twentieth century has been dominated by microbe hunters.
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