28. Why did the South African government come under pressure?

A. 　 Fill us with food.

B. 　 Understand life and change our life.

C. 　 Take life as it is.

D. 　 Know a principle.

A. 　 Pop music.

B. 　Modern opera.

C. 　 Pencil drawing.

D. 　 American poetry.

A. 　 The agriculture and industry sectors.

B. 　 The heavy industry and primary industry sectors.

C. 　 The service industry and leisure industry sectors.

D. 　 The automobile manufacture and tourist industry sectors.

A. 　 Lasting for all time.

B. 　 In a short time.

C. 　 Having no time.

D. 　 Having nothing to do with time.

A. 　 raw

B. 　 rough

C. 　 crude

D. 　 tough

A. 　 to meet

B. 　 meeting

C. 　 to have met

D. 　 having to be meeting

A. 　 We do work that betters the lives of our families and friends.

B. 　 We do work that gives us bursts of joy each new day.

C. 　 We do meaningful work that contributes to society.

D. 　 We do demanding work that brings our capacity into full play.

A. 　 be looked after

B. 　 looking after

C. 　 being looked after

D. 　 looked after

A. 　 Students tend to stay alone playing computer games.

B. 　 Students spend less time on study than on recreations.

C. 　 Students may not know how to hang out with others.

D. 　 Students may lack the courage to solve conflicts.

A. 　 Because his illness can’t be delayed.

B. 　 Because the doctors here are said to be not devoted.

C. 　 Because he doesn’t like this hospital.

D. 　 Because he doesn’t believe what he sees.