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What can we learn about the measures taken in New York？

A. They obtain broad attention from the public.
B. They are so effective that save a lot energy.
C. They are the U. S. government's pilot project.
D. They are taken in New York later than other cities.

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The bedbug victims hate to speak publicly most probably because ______ .

A. they are exhausted due to staying up
B. they feel disgusted when talking of bedbug
C. they are afraid of being alienated by others
D. they don't want to transfer bedbugs to others

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The expression "reservoir of customers" (Line 2, Para. ) most probably refers to ______ .

A. the diversity of customers
B. the potential market
C. the short of customers
D. the lack of stockage

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Which of the following is not mentioned in the passage to be helpful to attract the ______

A. The stores' environment.
B. The design of the product.
C. Personal shopping assistants.
D. Female sales clerks.

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In the bedbug resurgence, entomologists and exterminators blame increased immigration from the developing world, the advent of cheap international travel and the recent banning of powerful pesticides. Other culprits include the recycled mattress industry and those thrifty citizens who revel in the discovery of a free sofa on the sidewalk. Unlike mice and roaches, which are abetted by filthy surroundings, bedbugs do just fine in a well-scrubbed home. And they don't dwell just in mattresses and box springs: any wall or floor crack--the thickness of a playing card--can accommodate a bedbug. The modern bedbug is immune to insecticides, and setting off a cockroach bomb in the bedroom will only scatter them farther afield. And because they are active only at night, many people don't discover them until their population has grown into the hundreds, or even thousands. Exterminators recommend bagging and washing every bit of clothing and fabric in the room and taking apart bureau drawers and bed frames in preparation for the application of four kinds of chemicals. The process often needs to be repeated.
Worst of all, bedbug sufferers say, is the stigma of living with an insect that feeds on blood--though it does not transmit disease--and leaves behind a trail of red bumps. In interviews with more than a dozen bedbug sufferers, only a handful would speak on the record, saying they feared the condemning glares of neighbors or the shunning of co-workers. A bedbug infestation, many say, puts a strain on relationships, all but ruling out staying the night. Kellianne Scanlan, 30, a hairstylist who lives in Washington Heights, has been living like a nomad since last month. "My life has become all about bedbugs." she said. To calm her friends and to ensure that she does not spread the bugs, she takes an extra set of clothing and changes when she arrives at their homes for overnight visits.
What's the main idea of the opening paragraph？

A. People are being tortured by the bedbugs all the way.
B. The resurgence of bedbugs is serious and bothersome.
C. Infestations of bedbugs have been reported sporadically.
D. People begin to hire exterminators to treat bedbugs.

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What can we learn about the measures taken in New York？

A. They obtain broad attention from the public. B. They are so effective that save a lot energy. C. They are the U. S. government's pilot project. D. They are taken in New York later than other cities.

The bedbug victims hate to speak publicly most probably because ______ .

The expression "reservoir of customers" (Line 2, Para. ) most probably refers to ______ .

Which of the following is not mentioned in the passage to be helpful to attract the ______

A. They obtain broad attention from the public.
B. They are so effective that save a lot energy.
C. They are the U. S. government's pilot project.
D. They are taken in New York later than other cities.