知到答案商务综合英语智慧树答案_2022年

第五章

Many of Britain’s beaches fail to meet the ________ standards of cleanliness.（ ）
答案:minimum
Many of these problems can be ________ by sensible planning.（ ）An Asian security expert pointed out that she saw the United States making an “unfortunate departure” from the _______ position in its Aug 3 statement on the South China Sea issue. ( )We think that the court consisting of arbitrators from both sides must be fair and able to handle the dispute without bias or _______. ( )China plans to _______ consumer fiance companies across the country that offers small loans with no collateral to encourage more spending, especially from lower-income groups, amid sluggish demand. ( )With the _______ of Harry Potter novels, the number of children applying to boarding schools has risen. ( )This report explores the relationship between pay status, work _______ and outcomes such as work-family conflict and work stress. ( )This system proves to be really _______ in a fast-changing and increasingly mobile society, so a reform is badly needed. ( )Rusty’s market analysis reached conclusions that are both _______ and instructive for anyone in need of a greater understanding of the North American energy market. ( )The providers must tell you about the possible benefits and harms that a reasonable person in your situation would want to know to make an _______ decision. ( )Even when they understand lessons from the best available research, it can be hard to change _______ beliefs and routines. ( )Tourism benefits not only airlines, hotels, restaurants, and taxi drivers among others, but also many commercial _______ and even the manufacturers of tourist commodities. ( )Health plans that _______ services used only by women constitute a form of discrimination. ( )Though made in China, and for Chinese _______, the All New C-Class also presented Mercedes’ global standard. ( )Whites continue to be _______ represented in thee voting booth: 47% of whites are regular voters, compared with 29% of non-whites. ( )Green party leader Elizabeth May said bringing in _______ representation would likely increase the Green Party’s share of the popular vote. ( )With a host of technologies borrowed from higher models now ________ as standard, we look forward to exceeding consumer expectations, setting new standards in the segment and truly changing the game. ( )An X-rays technician is refusing to do her job until the firm agrees to replace its out-dated _______. ( )She is making an effort to change her tendency that _______ seeks to keep everything in place. ( )His fans, those who blog about him and follow his tweets, also _______ abut those jeans he wears in the pages of Us Weekly. ( )What factors will affect job security?（ ）Which of the following seem very essential to university graduates in job hunting? （ ）What are the major forces that help to reshape labor market around the world?（ ）According to the French government, who would benefit from the First Employment Contract?（ ）What are the reasons the author lists for international medical travel? （ ）What treatments might be excluded from the health insurance plans? （ ）What kind of threats do the high costs of Social Security and Medical pose? （ ）What steps should the American government take in order to support the growing elderly population and maintain steadily rising living standards? （ ）Why dose the author think it is important that economic gains should be widely shared by all workers?（ ）What are the functions of pun? （ ）French President Jacque Chirac stood firmly against strong public pressure and withdraw the First Employment Contract.（ ） The proposed law made student groups and labor unions feel less control over their jobs.（ ）The government believed that France’s labor laws served as an obstacle to hiring young workers and contributed to the ever-increasing unemployment rates.（ ）The public protest against the reforms to labor laws in France reveals the deep anxieties held by most European welfare states.（ ）Concerns over job security are confined to France and other parts of Europe. （ ）If they travel abroad for treatment, patients can realize 15 to 85 percent saving over the cost of treatment in the United States. （ ）The cost of a hip replacement in the United States is about $40,000. （ ）Physicians abroad are less accessible than their American counterparts. （ ）Countries such as Indian and Thailand have made efforts to attract the international health travelers. （ ）The recent federal government budget has put limit on the investments in areas to generate productivity, which has worsen the problem, and also made it possible for a further decline of 45% to happen in the next 10 years. （ ）