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BYU Prof. Mikaela Dufur found that extracurricular activities
A．exert adverse effects to girls" academic performance.
B．can improve girls" academic outcomes directly.
C．bring people who are worth knowing to girls.
D．may consume too much money and time of girls.
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第1题
Which of the following is true about the recent study by professors from BYU and WCUP?
A．Women athletes are more likely to finish college than nonathletes.
B．Female athletes have more chance to get diplomas than male athletes.
C．Statistical challenges reduce the chance for female athletes to get degrees.
D．Playing sports in high school matters more than playing at colleges.
第2题
According to the first paragraph,
A．Molly Skinner is playing soccer on the university team.
B．playing soccer contributed to Molly"s nonathletic life.
C．playing sports helps girls to enroll at universities.
D．playing sports grants girls extra credits at universities.
第3题
It can be inferred from the last two paragraphs that
A．food with "embedded" positive intentions is all the rage.
B．economic depression has pushed people to pay attention to health.
C．some people are afraid that embedded food might not be clean.
D．driven by money, the embedded food industry is likely to fail.
第4题
James Fallon holds that
A．a rutabaga is not powerful enough to change a person"s mood.
B．people cannot alter the physical reality with their minds.
C．if a person eats the blessed food, he will probably feel different.
D．human behaviors have nothing to do with the food they eat.
第5题
Dean Radins research shows that
A．Intentional Chocolate does improve the mood of some consumers.
B．the Pope blessed water is quite different from the ordinary water.
C．people"s mind will turn actual realities better.
D．people"s mood can be passed on through food.
第6题
Intentional Chocolate is
A．using symbols on the label to infuse good wishes for the consumers.
B．asking its employees to mimic the meditating Tibetan monks.
C．using a special device to get recordable meditation of monks.
D．trying to convince its consumers that the products are healthy.
第7题
Food with "embedded" positive intentions is
A．brand-new in human cultures.
B．for meditation and prayer.
C．beneficial to human health.
D．fashionable in business circles.
第8题
What can be inferred from the last paragraph?
A．The author supports Madigan"s argument and the 8 percent mandate.
B．Hospitals are obligatory to spend 1 percent of revenues on charitable service.
C．Balance is important between hospitals" proper daily operation and charitable service.
D．Under no circumstances should hospitals not fulfill their charitable obligations.
第9题
IHA objected to Madigans proposal based on the argument that
A．hospitals didn"t make as much profit as Madigan claimed.
B．the quality of medical services in hospitals would decline.
C．Madigan"s task force didn"t and wouldn"t issue a report.
D．many hospitals were operated in a dangerous situation.
第10题
), the author means that
A．Illinois hospitals were rather miserly in providing medical care.
B．Madigan did not tell the whole story about Illinois hospitals.
C．Illinois hospitals would have to spend more on free medical service.
D．Madigan thought the hospitals spent less than 1 percent on Medicaid patients.
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