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淄博学院大学英语
A newspaper told its readers that Karen sang beautifully but was slightly plump. Karenbegan obsessing about her weight, soon reaching the point of no return when shestopped eating altogether () .
A . worrying
B . reducing
C . caring
D . considering
The sacrifice of certain privacy comes with fame, but we do not deserve to see everyminute of a celebrity. s life in the tabloids (0) .
A .loss
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C . offer
D . deserve
He can be as rude, unhelpful and abusive as he wants in private, but is expected to bepolite and helpful when on duty () .
A . iolent
B . simple
C . impolite
D . polite
The media should constantly examine the lives of public figures with responsibility forpublic funds and other assets () .
A . evaluation
B . property
C . finance
D . gold
The right to privacy comes into conflict with another right, the public’ s right to know.The entitlement and the necessity to be informed are essential to guarantee democracy0.
A . unnecessaries
B . conflict
C . title
D . right
A
B
The press is using this human phenomenon and is sacrificing individual privacy for theentertainment of the general public to increase the circulation of a paper () .
A . circumstance
8 number of copies sold
C . flow of something
D . stock
An ethical dilemma is a complex situation that will often involve an apparent mentaconflict between moralimperatives (道德准则)in which to obey one would result intransgressing, another () .
A . transferring
B . changing
C . transiting
D . infringing
Today there is perceived to be a strong contradiction between the results of science andthe requirements of morality ().
A . contrary
B . interaction
C . contract
D . disagreement
The meanings of the terms "ethics" and "morality can be differentiated based ontheir origins in ancient Greek and Latin, respectively () .
A 霏. cooperated
B distinguished
C . displaced
D . degenerated
A . worrying
B . reducing
C . caring
D . considering
The sacrifice of certain privacy comes with fame, but we do not deserve to see everyminute of a celebrity. s life in the tabloids (0) .
A .loss
8 . g庄戴扒箔ain
C . offer
D . deserve
He can be as rude, unhelpful and abusive as he wants in private, but is expected to bepolite and helpful when on duty () .
A . iolent
B . simple
C . impolite
D . polite
The media should constantly examine the lives of public figures with responsibility forpublic funds and other assets () .
A . evaluation
B . property
C . finance
D . gold
The right to privacy comes into conflict with another right, the public’ s right to know.The entitlement and the necessity to be informed are essential to guarantee democracy0.
A . unnecessaries
B . conflict
C . title
D . right
A
B
The press is using this human phenomenon and is sacrificing individual privacy for theentertainment of the general public to increase the circulation of a paper () .
A . circumstance
8 number of copies sold
C . flow of something
D . stock
An ethical dilemma is a complex situation that will often involve an apparent mentaconflict between moralimperatives (道德准则)in which to obey one would result intransgressing, another () .
A . transferring
B . changing
C . transiting
D . infringing
Today there is perceived to be a strong contradiction between the results of science andthe requirements of morality ().
A . contrary
B . interaction
C . contract
D . disagreement
The meanings of the terms "ethics" and "morality can be differentiated based ontheir origins in ancient Greek and Latin, respectively () .
A 霏. cooperated
B distinguished
C . displaced
D . degenerated