浏览器不支持音频What has happened to the Cubans?()
A. They set foot in Florida.
B. They were drowned.
C. They were flown to the America
D. They were sent back to Cuba.
Which of the following details about the news is INCORRECT?()
A. 13 soldiers were killed last week.
B. 100,000 people participated in the protest.
C. The protesters demanded a pullout from Gaza.
D. The Prime Minister rejected the pullout plan.
31-40 Gregory Minott came to the United States from his 31 (())Jamaica
A. student visa. He was able to make
B. career in((architecture)) in America thanks to temporary work visas.The 43-year-old is now
C. AMERICA citizen and co-creator of
D. ((property)) development business in Boston, Massachusetts. But he worries that new proposed restrictions on student and work visas will prevent others from ((following))
E. similar path to the American dream.Minott told the Associated Press that society ((improves)) when there are lots of different kinds of people living and working together."To not have peers from other countries collaborating side by side with Americans is going to be
F. ((setback)) for the country. We learned from Americans, but Americans also learn from us," he said.Minott is among the business and ((academic)) leaders asking AMERICA President Donald Trump not to expand the temporary visa restriction established in April.They argue that barring skilled foreign workers will hurt the economy and limit (innovation) at
G. time when it is needed most. But others say the visa restriction did not go far enough and have been calling for stronger action.As COVID-19 spread across the AMERICA, the president ((established))
H. 60-day halt on visas for foreigners seeking permanent residency. But his April 22 order included
I. long list of exceptions. It also did not cover the hundreds of thousands of guest worker and student visas ((issued)) each year.
Three years and a half after first taking the helm of the American team…()
A. defeating
B. criticizing
C. becoming a player
D. being in charge of
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