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The school district is likely to be all of the following EXCEPT

A．larger than city district.

B．larger than the state district.

C．the same as the city district.

D．Both A and C.

The school district is likely to be all of the following EXCEPT

A．larger than city district.

B．larger than the state district.

C．the same as the city district.

D．Both A and C.

The school district is likely to be all of the following EXCEPT

A．larger than city district.

B．larger than the state district.

C．the same as the city district.

D．Both A and C．

A、the hiring of teachers and staff

B、the designing of a suitable curriculum

C、the compiling and approving of budget

D、All of the above

for a presidential bid？ You have until March 4th to gather 200 signatures to 【C2】______ for a school board seat in one of the 32 Community School Board Districts within the New York City Public School System.

Community school board members provide New York City 【C3】______ with an opportunity to play a direct role in the governance of the city schools in their neighborhood, both by running for office and by 【C4】______ in the elections. The board's most important responsibility is to select a superintendent to administer the 【C5】______ schools. The school boards 【C6】______ establish the educational policy of the district, promote the achievement of educational standards and objectives, approve changes in zoning patterns of schools, and evaluate the superintendent. School boards serve as 【C7】______ between the community and the district's professional staff.

Registered voters can run for a seat on the board of the school district 【C8】______ they live, regardless of whether or not they have a child in a city public school. Parents or guardians who are not registered voters but 【C9】______ are at least 18 years old and have children attending a community school board schools 【C10】______ register as a "parent voter" to both vote and run for a seat in the school district in which their child attends school or in the 【C11】______ in which they live.

All candidates must be New York City residents for at least 90 days 【C12】______ to the elections and are required to submit a nominating petition with at least 200 valid signatures of people registered to vote and 【C13】______ to vote in the school district in which the candidate is running. New York City Public School employees and people who hold any other elective 【C14】______ or any elective or appointed party position are 【C15】______ from serving as community school board members.

【C1】

A．funds

B．incomes

C．finances

D．resources

students. Of the following, which is the closest approximation, in thousands, of the number of students in the school district？

A．30

B．120

C．140

D．160

E．200

The reason some children are backward in speaking today is that______.

A．they do not listen carefully to their mothers.

B．their brains have to absorb too much language at once.

C．their mother do not respond to their attempt to speak.

D．their mothers are not intelligent enough to help them.

The specialist is ______.

A．a man whose job is to train other people

B．a man who has been trained in more than one field

C．a man who can see the forest rather than the trees

D．a man whose concern is mainly with technique and tools

payments. Besides the value of imports and exports (the balance of trade), the balance of payments includes private foreign loans (and interest); loans by governments, central banks, and international organizations; and movements of gold or reserve currencies.

An international medium of exchange is required for international trade. From the late 1800s until World War I, most countries operated on the gold standard. Gold coins of standard specifications circulated freely between countries, making gold in effect an international currency. This system provided an automatic correction for some trade imbalances, but it had little liquidity (the money supply could not expand as rapidly as required by expanding trade), and it was vulnerable to short-term changes in the gold supply.

After the financial instability of the 1930s, the international monetary system was rebuilt following World War Ⅱ on the gold-exchange standard. The values of most national currencies were fixed in relation to the U. S. dollar; reserves were kept in dollars, which could be exchanged on demand for gold at a set price (#35 on ounce until 1968). The International Monetary Fund (IMF), a key institution set up under this system, makes international loans with capital subscribed by its members which include most noncommunist states. Voting rights are proportional to the amounts subscribed. The IMF has been able, through its loans, to stabilize fluctuating currencies and to influence the internal financial policies of recipient countries, a frequently criticized practice.

The success of the gold-exchange standard, however, depended on the superior position of the United States in world trade. In the 1960s, continual balance of payments deficits lowered U. S. gold reserves and fatally undermined the system. In 1968 a two-tiered system was adopted. Government banks maintained fixed gold prices, while non-governmental buyers traded freely. Simultaneously, non-dollar special drawing rights (SDRs) were assigned to IMF members in proportion to their contributions. But these changes did not relieve strain on the U. S. dollar. In 1971 President Richard Nixon announced that dollars would no longer automatically be exchanged for gold, and since then there has been no single international monetary standard.

As a measure of money flow, the balance of payments differs from the balance of trade primarily because of its greater

A．specificity.

B．accuracy.

C．usefulness.

D．comprehensiveness.