In Search of the Phoenicians ''Quinn's fascinating investigation of these ancient sailors proves a large number of assumptions are mistaken and offers in their place a series of brilliant reconstructions of shifting identities over more than a thousand years of antiques. A thought-provoking search that takes the reader from twentieth-century Ireland and Lebanon to the Bronze Age and back again. '' -Greg Woolf, author of Rome: An Empire's Story Cloth $35.00 | |
Modern Classical Physics ''This text is a tour de force. I cannot overemphasize how big a contribution to teaching it will be. It is also likely to instantly become a desk reference for a large part of the research physics community. ''-Steinn Sigurdsson, Pennsylvania State University Cloth $125.00 | |
The Mexican Heartland ''A deeply ambitious book with a highly consequential argument. Tutino opens Mexican history to the world and brings world history to Mexico by telling the centuries-long story of the local communities of Mexico's heartland as they faced an emergent global capitalism. '' - Brian P. Owensby, author of Empire of Law and Indian Justice in Colonial Mexico Cloth $39.50 | |
How Global Currencies Work Past, Present, and Future ''This persuasive and learned book will become the standard-perhaps one should say the best standard-for discussions of international currency systems, thus analyzing the uncertainties that accompany changing global leadership. 'v-Harold James, Princeton University Cloth $39.5 | |
Hasidism-A New History ''An intelligent and very readable exploration of a branch of Judaism that has made an extraordinary mark on Jewish life... Hasidism is rich with detail and insight, and captures the innovation of a booming movement. It belongs on the bookshelf of any serious student of Jewish history. '' -Publishers Weekly (Starred review) Cloth $45.00 |
1.Which book mainly deals with money?
A.Modern Classical Physics.
B.How Global Currencies Work.
C.The Mexican Heartland.
D.Hasidism-A New History.
2.Which book is NOT likely to talk about history?
A.Modern Classical Physics.
B.The Mexican Heartland.
C.Hasidism-A New History.
D.In Search of the Phoenicians.
Rainbow comes after a storm. For instance, here are things you've probably celebrated: an excellent grade, a team win, an _______ goal. Did you know that a past failure can _______ be a good thing too? The problem is that, according to a research, big embarrassing times can be _______ hard for girls. ''Many girls see _______ as something that can't be changed and something that will forever _______ them, '' says Rachel Simmons, a cofounder of the nonprofit Girls Leadership. Simmons _______ that by middle school, and continuing through _______ school and college, girls' confidence levels _______ while boys' stay the same or go _______. That confidence gap makes ________ an error much harder.
How can you change all this? You can ________ one fact: ''Failing is a huge part of ________, '' says Michael A. Freeman, M.D., a clinical ________ of psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine who has held workshops on failure. ''________ you're making mistakes, you're learning and getting ________. The people who know how to learn from failure are most ________ to succeed in the future. '' Plenty of research shows that failing actually helps you to grow as a person, ________ your boundaries, and build flexibility. (Some big companies even look for ________ employees who have experienced failures without allowing the failures to discourage them!) So it's time to get loud and ________ about your mistakes. They happen. Read on for all the tips, advice, and information you need to go forth and ________!
1.A.applied B.appealed C.accomplished D.abolished
2.A.aggressively B.abundantly C.accordingly D.actually
3.A.extra B.equally C.eagerly D.enough
4.A.struggle B.failure C.destiny D.experience
5.A.distract B.defend C.define D.direct
6.A.requires B.recommends C.asks D.adds
7.A.high B.primary C.nursery D.kindergarten
8.A.increase B.decline C.remain D.boom
9.A.along B.on C.up D.down
10.A.reconstructing B.reshaping C.weighing D.weathering
11.A.accept B.adjust C.block D.boycott
12.A.silence B.succeeding C.mother D.father
13.A.passenger B.patient C.professor D.player
14.A.Why B.Which C.How D.When
15.A.better B.worse C.excited D.depressed
16.A.about B.likely C.unlikely D.possible
17.A.stress B.shut C.stretch D.set
18.A.passive B.peaceful C.political D.potential
19.A.proud B.punished C.stuck D.trapped
20.A.object B.fail C.recall D.suspect
The company can choose the right product to produce, _______ expected to be most popular with consumers.
A.one that B.which C.it D.the one
Britain’s Prince Harry and his wife Meghan announced that they had broken away from the royal family, _______ hit the headlines around the world immediately.
A.it B.that C.which D.where
WHO declared that the coronavirus outbreak was a global health emergency, _______ that the disease was a risk beyond China.
A.to acknowledge B.acknowledging C.acknowledged D.having acknowledged
The trend of China’s economy to _______ sound development in the long term remains unchanged.
A.maintain B.accumulate C.evolve D.transform