According to the second paragraph, where did the wires fix under the cap Belle wore were c

A、Corporate bonds.

B、medium-term notes.

C、mortgage-backed securities.

octor？

A．Because they arc afraid to be laughed at by others.

B．Because they arc not aware of the problems due to their slow progress.

C．Because they arc too busy to go to hospital.

D．Because they are unwilling to talk about snoring problems.

_____the attention and interest of your students; you must be a【C2】______speaker, with a good, strong,【C3】______voice which is fully under your control; and you must be able to【C4】______what you are teaching in order to make its meaning clear.【C5】______a good teacher and you will sec that he does not sit still【C6】______his class: be stands the whole time when .he is teaching; he walks about, using his【C7】______, hands and fingers to help him in his explanations, and his face to express feelings. Listen to him, and you will【C8】______the loudness, the quality and the musical note of his voice always【C9】______according to what he is【C10】______about. The fact that a good teacher has some of the gifts of a good actor doesn't【C11】______that he will indeed be able to act【C12】______on the stage, for there are very important【C13】______between the teacher's work and the actor's. The actor has to speak words which he has learnt by heart; he has to repeat exactly the【C14】______words each time hc plays a certain part;【C15】______his movements and the ways m which he uses his voice are usually【C16】______beforehand. What he has to do is to make all these carefully learnt words and actions seem【C17】______. on the stage.

A good teacher【C18】______in quite a different way. His students take an active part in his【C19】______: they ask and answer questions; they obey orders; and if they don't understand something, they will say so. The teacher therefore has to suit his act to the needs of his students. He cannot learn his part by heart, but must【C20】______it as he goes along.

【C1】

A．pay

B．hold

C．give

D．know

onomy, because America's resiliency is awesome. It isn't that scandals may be causing the dollar to sink, because the greenback was overvalued anyway. Nor am I concerned that errant CEOs will escape punishment, since the feds are finally on the case.

No, what bothers me most is something not so easily fixed—the erosion of the equality-based culture that emerged in recent years.

Given the extent of corporate malfeasance, the only way to restore investors' confidence is for both CEOs and Washington to push sweeping reforms. Most of the necessary elements are contained in the proposals coming from the New York Stock Exchange, the Securities & Exchange Commission, Congress, and various business groups. Here are some key imperatives:

Regulate auditors. A new oversight body must be established, reporting to the SEC. It should set auditing standards, license auditor, and have power to punish transgressors. To guarantee its independence and resources, it should be funded by every publicly listed company.

Revamp CEO compensation. The magnitude of stock options—and the fact that they were not treated as a company expense—gave excess too much incentive to cut comers to pump up stock prices in the short term. In the future, options should not be exercisable for five years, and not unless company performance exceeds the S&P500. They should also be charged against corporate income when they are cashed in. Better yet, executives should be rewarded in stock that must be held for a number of years so CEOs can win and lose with the rest of long-term shareholders.

Make CEOs and boards accountable. The SEC should endorse national guidelines for all publicly listed companies doing business in the U.S.. Among the provisions: CEOs and CFOs must personally warrant that financial statements paint a full and accurate picture of their companies' positions, including critical underlying trends. Not only must boards be more independent but also audit, compensation, and governance committees ought to be held more clearly accountable for the basic policies of the companies they represent.

Keep up pressure on Wall Street. Among the most egregious conflicts of interest, analysts have been pressured and paid to recommend stocks simply to curry favor with the issuing companies. Until it's clearer how effectively Wall Street will police itself, the SEC should issue public progress reports on investment banks' moves to eliminate conflicts.

Modernize accounting. Accounting needs to deal with a global, financially complex, knowledge-based economy, including derivatives, off-balance-sheet assets, and intangible assets such as research-and-development capabilities. The best ideas from around the world must be combined into one high-grade set of international standards.

According to the author, the stench coming from Corporate America impact______.

A．the American economy

B．the dollar value

C．the American legal system

D．investor confidence

A.SEC 1;

B.SEC 2;

C.SEC 3;

A.]1-7秒（sec）

B.]1-8秒（sec）

C.]1-10秒（sec）

A.100 mm/sec

B.200 mm/sec

C.50 mm/sec

D.25 mm/sec

A.100 mm/sec

B.200 mm/sec

C.50 mm/sec

D.25 mm/sec