How is HIV treated with current HIV therapy?

ATo reduce blood cells to a very low level.

BTo reduce red blood cells to a low level.

CTo reduce the active HIV virus in the body.

DTo reduce the resting HIV virus in the body.

A1，276.

B79.

C63.

D16.

AThe lack of sleep may cause harm to all one’s body.

BOne will be more prone to getting sleepy at work.

CThe worst effect is that one will feel less energetic.

DOne will find it harder to shut his eyes.

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AHe’ll take it as a compliment on the success of his business.

BHe’ll infer you are willing to invest in the business.

CHe’ll think you consider the business as a failure.

DHe’ll feel offended because it’s not polite to comment on others’ business.

ACurrent treatments for myopia have side effects to eyes.

BChildren aged from 5 to 18 are more vulnerable to myopia.

CMyopia usually occurs at a young age and can keep rising even in the 20s.

DThe Al model succeeded in myopia prediction in a 5-year-old boy.

ABecause the companies are registering their profits in other countries.

BBecause a sales tax may be transformed into a burden on consumers.

CBecause ifs not sustainable or fair to impose the tax on such companies.

DBecause the companies sell goods or services on the Internet.

AShe shared the prize with three other scientists.

BShe won a prize of 4 million Swedish kronor.

CShe discovered chloroquine, an anti-malarial drug.

DShe discovered the malaria parasite resistance.

AShe shared the prize with three other scientists.

BShe won a prize of 4 million Swedish kronor.

CShe discovered chloroquine, an anti-malarial drug.

DShe discovered the malaria parasite resistance.