Once the prison during the 16th and 17th, ______ is now one of the British most popular tourist attractions.
A. The Tower of London
B. The Big Ben
C. The Stonehenge
D. Westminster Abbey
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In "Babel No More", Michael Erards attitude towards multilingual people can be best described as
A. inquiring.
B. skeptical.
C. paradoxical.
D. blended.
It can be inferred from the passage that
A. Mezzofanti was rather distinctive in his era.
B. it"s easier to translate than speak in foreign language.
C. native speakers of English were surprised at Mezzofanti"s English.
D. Mezzofanti was among the few clergymen who were multilingual.
We know from the passage that
A. Mr. Mudge suggested her to work at Cocker"s.
B. her mother welcomed them to live with her.
C. her elder sister died of an acute disease.
D. she and her mother often shared their sorrow.
It can be inferred from the passage that
A. she had known Mr. Mudge for many years.
B. Mr. Mudge is an extremely handsome man.
C. she worried about her relationship with Mr. Mudge.
D. Mr. Mudge is the principal manager at Cocker"s.