7. What’s the man’s area of study?

A. 　 Alibaba bought South China Morning Post last week.

B. 　 Alibaba received a letter from South China Morning Post readers.

C. 　 Alibaba had a great deal of ambition and economic power.

D. 　 Alibaba offered high prices for purchasing other financial media firms.

A. 　 Make a special trip plan.

B. 　 Bake a chocolate cake.

C. 　 Buy their favorite food.

D. 　 Pay a visit to her family.

A. 　 Barbie’s popularity in the world.

B. 　 Barbie’s dramatic change.

C. 　 Barbie’s reflection of beauty.

D. 　 Barbie’s decline of sales.

A. 　 We have to use electronics carefully at home.

B. 　 We overestimate the benefits of having electronics.

C. 　 Electronics sometimes cause family disagreements.

D. 　 Electronics sometimes have bad effects on people.

A. 　 Holding some social activities.

B. 　 Organizing a basketball match.

C. 　 Helping colleagues learn from each other.

D. 　 Firing some inefficient colleagues.

A. 　 She would be able to visit more scenic spots.

B. 　 She wanted to save as much money as possible.

C. 　 She would like to have everything taken care of.

D. 　She wanted to spend more time with her family.

A. 　 skimmed

B. 　 observed

C. 　 overlooked

D. 　 glanced

A. 　 Banning discrimination on the basis of employees’ body image.

B. 　 Expanding protection of women against gender discrimination.

C. 　 Helping employees change their own perception of beauty.

D. 　 Excluding body shape as a category in the labor contract.

A. 　 Dorms and dining halls were always the focus of American higher education.

B. 　 More attention was paid to academic buildings than students’ conveniences.

C. 　 American campus planning used to include a large number of facilities.

D. 　 Recreational centers were appealing to students of different nationalities.

A. 　 ranked

B. 　 occupied

C. 　 arranged

D. 　 classified