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- A.the Maori whalers and the British Crown
- B.the Maori people and the British missionaries
- C.the Maori traders and the British missionaries
- D.the chiefs of the Maori people and the British Crown
- A.fault line
- B.built area
- C.dormant volcano
- D.geothermal area
- A.second
- B.third
- C.fourth
- D.fifth
- A.the Governor
- B.the President
- C.the Prime Minister
- D.the Queen of England
- A.Perth
- B.Sydney
- C.Brisbane
- D.Melbourne
- A.It is estimated that one-third of Canadians were born in other countries.
- B.Immigration has always been an important source of its population growth.
- C.Immigration has played an important role in the development of its economy.
- D.in the past Britain and Western Europe were the principal sources of Canadian immigration.
- A.Ottawa
- B.Calgary
- C.Toronto
- D.Vancouver
- A.a late marriage age
- B.an excess of females in the population
- C.a high proportion of bachelors and spinsters of all ages
- D.a low birthrate compounded by a century of emigration
- A.racial unity
- B.racial homogeneity
- C.multi-culturalism
- D.high rate of emigration
- A.Cork
- B.Dublin
- C.Galway
- D.Waterford
- A.Halloween
- B.Veterans’Day
- C.Thanksgiving Day
- D.Independence Day
- A.Boston
- B.Detroit
- C.New York City
- D.Philadelphia
- A.expresses the idea of facing defeat courageously
- B.shows the basic goodness and wisdom of ordinary people
- C.praises the ideas of equality and democracy and the joy of common people
- D.describes the sharp contrast of wealth and poverty in Chicago and New York
- A.kindergarten, junior and senior education
- B.junior, elementary and secondary education
- C.elementary, secondary and higher education
- D.kindergarten, secondary and higher education
- A.Civil War
- B.Independence War
- C.founding of Harvard College
- D.founding of Princeton University
- A.Motor vehicle
- B.The road system
- C.National defense
- D.The postal service
- A.Vice President
- B.Secretary of State
- C.Senate Majority Leader
- D.Senate Minority Leader
- A.It is the supreme law of the land.
- B.It is the oldest written constitution in the world.
- C.It was adopted in 1781 at the Second Continental Congress.
- D.It provides the basis for political stability, economic growth and social progress.
- A.Chief Justice
- B.House Speaker
- C.Secretary of State
- D.Senate Majority Leader
- A.unemployment, inflation, financial crisis and trade deficit
- B.unemployment, inflation, financial deficit and trade deficit
- C.mortgage losses, inflation, financial deficit and trade deficit
- D.unemployment, market failures, financial deficit and trade deficit
- A.Atlantic Purchase
- B.Mexican Purchase
- C.Gadsden Purchase
- D.Louisiana Purchase
- A.Pearl Harbor attack
- B.bombing of Guam island
- C.seizing of American merchant ships
- D.sinking of American passenger ships
- A.religious intolerance
- B.intolerant nationalism
- C.Progressive Movement
- D.deregulation of big trusts
- A.Nixon
- B.Truman
- C.Johnson
- D.Kennedy
- A.a rapid growth of cities
- B.an influx of foreign goods
- C.an increase of urban ghettos
- D.a great increase in the number of farms
- A.J.P. Morgan
- B.Woodrow Wilson
- C.Henry Rockefeller
- D.Theodore Roosevelt
- A.the Southern States of America
- B.the Federalist States of America
- C.the Confederate States of America
- D.the Anti-confederate States of America
- A.Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and John Jay
- B.George Washington, James Madison and John Jay
- C.Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay
- D.Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Adams
- A.The Puritans did not allow religious dissent.
- B.The Puritans were poor artisans and unskilled peasants.
- C.They were dissatisfied with the political corruption in England.
- D.They went to the United States to establish what they considered the true church.
- A.blacks
- B.Asians
- C.Indians
- D.Hispanics
- A.They enjoy academic freedom.
- B.They cannot appoint their own staff.
- C.They are governed by royal charters.
- D.They provide their own courses and award their own degrees.
- A.the Prime Minister
- B.the Lord Chancellor
- C.the Home Secretary
- D.the Attorney General
- A.Basketball
- B.Tennis
- C.Football
- D.Baseball
- A.Attorney General
- B.Ministry of Justice
- C.The Lord Chancellor
- D.The Home Secretary
- A.official public holidays
- B.holidays for the banks only
- C.public holidays except for the banks
- D.holidays for the financial institutions only
- A.The Queen
- B.The Parliament
- C.The House of Lords
- D.The Church of England
- A.the Privy Council
- B.the Parliament
- C.the House of Commons
- D.the House of Lords
- A.Cabinet
- B.Parliament
- C.Monarchy
- D.Privy Council
- A.George Ⅵ
- B.Theodore Roosevelt
- C.Neville Chamberlain
- D.Sir Winston Churchill
- A.Thatcherism
- B.the New Deal
- C.New Frontier
- D.Keynesianism
- A.Turkey
- B.the Central Powers
- C.France and Russia
- D.Germany and Austria-Hungary
- A.Equal electoral districts
- B.Voting by secret ballot
- C.The vote for all adult males
- D.The vote for all adult females
- A.the Labor Party
- B.the Liberal Party
- C.the Conservative Party
- D.the Social Democratic Party
- A.church
- B.king or queen
- C.government ministers
- D.Bishop’s court
- A.Romantic poetry
- B.Romantic fiction
- C.Elizabethan poetry
- D.Elizabethan drama
- A.Much land was left untended.
- B.There was a terrible shortage of labour.
- C.The surviving peasants had lost their power of bargaining.
- D.Landowners tended to change from arable to sheep-farming.
- A.Britain and France
- B.the Parliament and the Crown
- C.the working people and the aristocrats
- D.two branches of the Plantagenet family
- A.EdwardⅠ
- B.HenryⅡ
- C.Alfred the Great
- D.William the Conqueror
- A.a limitation of the powers of the king
- B.a guarantee of the freedom of the serfs
- C.a limitation of the powers of the Church
- D.a declaration of equality among all people
- A.Great Britain
- B.Ireland
- C.the United Kingdom
- D.Great Britain and Ireland
