（What’s Wrong with Our Press？) Documentaries on TV help the audience to digest the news and come to its own conclusions.（)

A.to

B.of

C.for

D.with

Hello, is that service center？ The elevator of our apartment doesn't work.()

A. Oh, I don't know what's wrong with it.

B. Sorry,I'll have it checked out at once.

C. OK, I see.

A．we can select our values

B．our values are learned

C．our values change as we mature

D．some values are correct, while others are wrong

A.I understand culture as a treasure that is part of our collective memory, of our perception of ourselves.

B.The more we know about the cultures of others, the more open-minded, tolerant and global we become.

C.Our cultural traits, values and beliefs are different and diverse. However, it is the respect and understanding we foster that makes us truly human.

D.Culture is only visible in the ways of people’s life

(What’s Wrong with Our Press？) The author thinks that one of TV’s advantage over papers is its wide range of entertainment for the public. ()

(What’s Wrong with Our Press？) Many newspapers are owned by one party. ()

According to the author, the reason why we go wrong about our friends is that ______.

A)we fall to listen carefully when they talk

B)people tend to be annoyed when we cheek what they say

C) people usually state one thing hut means another

D)we tend to doubt what our friends say

A.that...of

B.this...from

C.which...in

D.it...as

A.If the conditions are wrong, we are forced to expend our own time and energy to protect ourselves from each other, and that inherently weakens the organization.

B.When we feel safe inside the organization, we will naturally combine our talents and our strengths and work tirelessly to face the dangers outside and seize the opportunities.

C.Great leaders want to provide their people opportunity, education, discipline when necessary.

D.Leadership is a choice and a rank.

A.put his finger on

B.put his finger in

C.put his finger in another's pie

D.all fingers and thumbs