A) pre-school children only

C) Glasgow children only

B) teenagers only

D)children of all ages

A) teachers and librarians

C)both A and B

B) children from families and schools

D) neither A nor B

A)became larger and larger

C) maintained its original small size

B) became smaller and smaller

D) maintained its original large size

A) the support of most publishers

B)the people in various parts of the country

C) the organizing committee

D) the Scottish people in particular

A) The success of the book show in Glasgow.

B)The success of the children book show.

C) The expansion of the book show all over the country.

D) The influence of the book show on children of all ages.

A) wide coverage

B)uniform style

C) speed in reporting news

D) popularity

A)people scan for the news they are interested in

B) different people prefer different newspapers

C) people are rarely interested in the same kind of news

D) people have different views about what a good newspaper is

A) apply reading techniques skillfully

B) jump from one newspaper to another

C) appreciate the variety of a newspaper

D)usually read a newspaper selectively

A it tries to serve different readers

B) it has to cover things that happen in a certain locality

C) readers are difficult to please

D) readers like to read different newspapers

A) The Importance of Newspaper Topicality

B)The Characteristies of a Good Newspaper

C) The Variety of a Good Newspaper

D) Some Suggestions on How to Read a Newspaper

A) The business institutions in America are concerned with commerce

B) Business problems are of great importance to the American government

C)Business is of primary concern to Americans

D) America is a great power in world business

A) when given equality of opportunity

B) through doing business

C) by protecting their individual freedom

D)by way of competition

A) Honest businessmen.

B)Both businessmen and their customers.

C) People with ideals of equality and freedom.

D) Both business institutions and government.

A)its absolute control of power

B) its function in preserving personal freedom

C) its role in protecting basic American values

D) its democratic way of exercising leadership

A) Americans are more ambitious than people in other countries

B)in many countries success often depends on one's social status

C) American businesses are more democratie than those in other countries

D) businesses in other countries are not as competitive as those in America

C) the European Community

A)the United States

D) Commonwealth of Nations

B) Asian countries

B) 40 dollars

A) 1, 120 dollars

D) 80 dollars

C)320 dollars

A) a full tax relief on citizens living overseas

B) a stop to arms race against nations far away

C)a cut in financial assistance to poor countries

D) a favorable balance of trade with foreign countries

A)added consciousness of self

C) limitations of human nature

B) their economic status

D) conflict in class interests

A)ability to suffer a hard life

B) understanding of their rights

C) political attitude toward the government

D) whole outlook on different life styles