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Proficiency in reading, writing, and arithmetic has traditionally been the entry-levelthresholdto the job market, but the new workplace requires more from its employees.
A . grasp
B . start
c . hold
D . end
Those growing up in the world of today -- and tomorrow -- need preparation to tacklethe range of pervasiveproblems such as human conflict, climate change () .
A . permissive
8 . persuasive
c . universal
D . expanded
Today, the vast majority of teaching around the world is still gearedto preparing youngpeople for lives in the 20th centuries () .
A . reformed
B . driven
C . affected
D . regulated
Global education is thought to encompasseducation for human rights, sustainabilitypeace and conflict prevention, interculturality, and citizenship () .
A . surround
B . enclose
C . circle
D . embody
Narrow job skills that most employees learn today will be obsolete within three to fiveyears 0)
A . current
B . outdated
c . absolute
D . up-to-date
Smoking has been banned in all enclosed public places throughout most of the UnitedKingdom since July 1st, 2007 () .
A . sealed
B blocked
C . circled
D . closed
Adults constantly exposed to cigarette smoke have been found to be more susceptible todeveloping smoking related illnesses as the smokers () .
A . disclosed
B . subjected
C . revealed
D . uncovered
Christakis says the effect triggers "quitting cascades" analogous to lights going outdown the line on a power grid until ultimately it goes dark () .
A . fundamentally
B . eventually
c . firstly
D . intimately
P
B
Hotels are also covered, although guests can smoke in designated bedrooms ()
A . assigned
8 . resigned
C . named
D . designed
Last night’ s decision by the House of Commons is perhaps the most draconianinfringement of personal liberty yet imposed by this government () .
A . exposed
B . impacted
C . inflicted
D魇妥戚彩葱磨逃寻月presented
8
8
0
The non-smoking law will be enforced by police officers who can levy fines without anyjudical proceeding and on hearsay evidence (.
A . carried
B . acted
c . forced
D . executed
ine nannyslateOUCWoesCen0sNTOUNEDoCeSETe01
A . collapses
B .lowers
C . degenerates
D . raises
B脊
The legislation contains wide-ranging powers, including warrants to give enforcement38officers access to public places where they believe smoking may be taking place () .
A . a塘锤膊百mittance
B .concession
C . way
D . entering
It is not fair to expect celebrities to like, or even tolerate, photos being snapped of themwhile they are sitting at a restaurant, driving or trying to have a peaceful holiday () .
A . dislike
B . hate
C . disagree
D . accept
Contrary to public opinion, celebrities. lives do not belong to the public! They belong to40the individuals () .
A . Despite of
B . In spite of
C . For one thing
D . Different
A . grasp
B . start
c . hold
D . end
Those growing up in the world of today -- and tomorrow -- need preparation to tacklethe range of pervasiveproblems such as human conflict, climate change () .
A . permissive
8 . persuasive
c . universal
D . expanded
Today, the vast majority of teaching around the world is still gearedto preparing youngpeople for lives in the 20th centuries () .
A . reformed
B . driven
C . affected
D . regulated
Global education is thought to encompasseducation for human rights, sustainabilitypeace and conflict prevention, interculturality, and citizenship () .
A . surround
B . enclose
C . circle
D . embody
Narrow job skills that most employees learn today will be obsolete within three to fiveyears 0)
A . current
B . outdated
c . absolute
D . up-to-date
Smoking has been banned in all enclosed public places throughout most of the UnitedKingdom since July 1st, 2007 () .
A . sealed
B blocked
C . circled
D . closed
Adults constantly exposed to cigarette smoke have been found to be more susceptible todeveloping smoking related illnesses as the smokers () .
A . disclosed
B . subjected
C . revealed
D . uncovered
Christakis says the effect triggers "quitting cascades" analogous to lights going outdown the line on a power grid until ultimately it goes dark () .
A . fundamentally
B . eventually
c . firstly
D . intimately
P
B
Hotels are also covered, although guests can smoke in designated bedrooms ()
A . assigned
8 . resigned
C . named
D . designed
Last night’ s decision by the House of Commons is perhaps the most draconianinfringement of personal liberty yet imposed by this government () .
A . exposed
B . impacted
C . inflicted
D魇妥戚彩葱磨逃寻月presented
8
8
0
The non-smoking law will be enforced by police officers who can levy fines without anyjudical proceeding and on hearsay evidence (.
A . carried
B . acted
c . forced
D . executed
ine nannyslateOUCWoesCen0sNTOUNEDoCeSETe01
A . collapses
B .lowers
C . degenerates
D . raises
B脊
The legislation contains wide-ranging powers, including warrants to give enforcement38officers access to public places where they believe smoking may be taking place () .
A . a塘锤膊百mittance
B .concession
C . way
D . entering
It is not fair to expect celebrities to like, or even tolerate, photos being snapped of themwhile they are sitting at a restaurant, driving or trying to have a peaceful holiday () .
A . dislike
B . hate
C . disagree
D . accept
Contrary to public opinion, celebrities. lives do not belong to the public! They belong to40the individuals () .
A . Despite of
B . In spite of
C . For one thing
D . Different