3.What is the news report mainly about?

A. 　 In Lynette’s office.

B. 　 In the conference room.

C. 　 In Brian’s office.

D. 　 In the canteen.

A. 　 Leaving some brush marks on purpose.

B. 　 Hiding the subject's face in the background.

C. 　 Putting the subject’s hands and face in shadows.

D. 　 Drawing the subject with accurate details.

A. 　 To save

B. 　 Saving

C. 　 Saved

D. 　 Having saved

A. 　 Making their guests feel at ease.

B. 　 Indicating where they are.

C. 　Turning them off in time.

D. 　 Ensuring their guests’ privacy.

A. 　 news

B. 　 rumor

C. 　 saying

D. 　 proverb

A. 　 Their stress was more apparent than real.

B. 　 Their decisions required less deliberation.

C. 　 Their memories were greatly strengthened.

D. 　 Their communication with others improved.

A. 　 flexible

B. 　 stumble

C. 　 clumsy

D. 　 coarse

A. 　 Visit Chinatown after eating.

B. 　 Go to see the bridge immediately.

C. 　 Eat before continuing their tour.

D. 　 Wait to enjoy the beautiful sunshine.

A. 　 Their capacity of sailing across all waters.

B. 　 The utmost comfort passengers could enjoy.

C. 　 Their ability to survive disasters of any kind.

D. 　 The long voyages they were able to undertake.

A. 　 Previous literature on indicators of competitiveness in the workplace.

B. 　 Traits that matter most in one’s pursuit of success in the labor market.

C. 　 Whether self-perception of body image impacts one’s workplace success.

D. 　 How bosses’ perception of body image impacts employees’ advancement.