He has to make a living by himself because he doesn’t have parents to().
A.keep on
B.depend with
C.rely on
D.go to
A.keep on
B.depend with
C.rely on
D.go to
第1题
He has to make a living by himself because he doesn’t have parents to ____.
A) keep on B) depend with
C) rely on D) go to
第2题
A.He has decided how to spend the prize money.
B.He doesn't know how much his rent is going to be increased.
C.He's already planned to take part in next year's essay contest.
D.He has already paid his landlord for next year's rent.
第3题
A.Because her parents do not force her to do what she doesn't want to do.
B.Because her parents allow her to study in England.
C.Because her parents support her financially.
D.Because her parents allow her to live on her own.
第4题
A.He has decided how he's going to spend the prize money.
B.He doesn't know how much his rent is going to increase.
C.He's already planning to enter next year's essay contest.
D.He has already paid his landlord for next year's rent.
第5题
A.He has decided how he's going to spend the prize money.
B.He doesn't know how much his rent is going to increase.
C.He's already planning to enter next year's essay contest.
D.He has already paid his landlord for next year's rent.
第6题
A.Because it is easier for the parents to do so.
B.Because the teachers may not permit the later solution.
C.Because children may prefer it.
D.Because it will give children a chance for doing something challenging.
第7题
Some of Bank of America's old magic seems to have rubbed off on New York's Citibank, perennial rival for top banking honors. Thanks to aggressive growth policies, Citicorp's assets topped Bank of America's for the first time in 1983 and by a healthy margin. Citibank has also been generating profits at a fast clip, enabling it to spend lavishly on campaigns to enter new markets -- notably Bank of America's turf in California.
The bad times Bank of America is currently facing are partly the result of the good times the bank enjoyed earlier. Based in a large and populous state and operating in a regulated environment, Bank of America thrived. Before deregulation, banks could not compete by offering savers a higher return, so they competed with convenience. With a branch at every crossroads, Bank of America was able to attract 40% of the California deposit market -- a source of high earnings when the legal maximum payable to depositors was much lower than the interest on loans.
The progressive deregulation of banking forced Bank of America to fight for its customers by offering them competitive rates. But how could this mammoth bureaucracy, with its expensive overhead, offer rates as attractive as its loaner competitors? Pruning the establishment was foremost in the minds of Bank of America policymakers. But cutbacks have proceeded slowly. Although the bank is planning to consolidate by offering full services only in key branches, so far only about 40 branches have been closed. Cutbacks through attrition have reduced the work force from 83,000 to fewer than 73,000; wholesale layoffs, it seems, would not fit the tradition of the organization. And they would intensify the morale problems that already threaten the institution.
According to the passage, New York's Citibank ______.
A.is a dark horse in the field of banking
B.has been growing in a moderate way
C.has been making efforts to conquer the markets of Bank of America
D.has more branches than Bank of America now
第8题
Some of Bank of America's old magic seems to have rubbed off on New York's Citibank, perennial rival for top banking honors. Thanks to aggressive growth policies, Citicorp's assets topped Bank of America's for the first time in 1983 and by a healthy margin. Citibank has also been generating profits at a fast clip, enabling it to spend lavishly on campaigns to enter new markets--notably Bank of America's turf in California.
The bad times Bank of America is currently facing are partly the result of the good times the bank enjoyed earlier. Based in a large and populous state and operating in a regulated environment, Bank of America thrived. Before deregulation, banks could not compete by offering savers a higher return, so they competed with convenience. With a branch at every crossroads, Bank of America was able to attract 40 percent of the California deposit market--a source of high earnings while the legal maximum payable to depositors was much lower than the interest on loans.
The progressive deregulation of banking forced Bank of America to fight for its customers by offering them competitive rates. But how could this mammoth bureancracy, with its expensive overhead, offer rates as attractive as its loaner competitors? Pruning the establishment was foremost in the minds of Bank of America policymakers. But cutbacks have proceeded slowly. Although the bank is planning to consolidate by offering full services only in key branches, so far only about 40 branches have been closed. Cutbacks through attrition have reduced the work force from 83,000 to fewer than 73,000; wholesale layoffs, it seems, would not fit the tradition of the organization. And they would intensify the morale problems that already threaten the institution.
According to the passage, New York's Citibank ______.
A.is a dark horse in the field of banking
B.has been growing in a moderate way
C.has been making efforts to conquer the markets of Bank of America
D.has more branches than Bank of America now
第9题
M: Yes, he moved out last weekend.
W: I wonder if he' s paying more for rent now.
M: I don' t have the faintest idea.
What does the man mean?
A.He refuses to answer the woman's question.
B.He is pretty sure that Bob is paying more for rent.
C.He doesn' t know where Bob moved to.
D.He doesn't know about the rent of Bob's new house.
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