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• 1According to the author, which of the following is not true、

  A.Islamic law is rarely different from Jewish law and canon law.

  B.Islamic law is especially instructive example of scared law.

  C.Jewish law is the same as canon law.

  D.Islamic law is more uniform than both Jewish law and canon law.

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• 2The author’s opinion is.

  A.objective

  B.subjective

  C.progressive

  D.conservative

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• 3Which is the difference between a quarrel and an argument、

  A.A quarrel involves individual pride.

  B.A quarrel concerns strong points of view.

  C.An argument has wellestablished rules.

  D.An argument concerns trivial issues.

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• 4The author implies that.

  A.an excellent quarreler must be trained through two phrases

  B.in people’s whole life, there are two periods full of quarreling

  C.quarrel is much like argument

  D.all people like quarreling

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• 5What does the expression “rainy afternoon” (2nd paragraph) mean about brothers and sisters、

  A.Had to play at home.

  B.Felt depressed.

  C.Were quarrelling.

  D.Got the only chance to stay together.

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• 6The word“ buttress ” (in Line 2，Para 3) means.

  A.buttonhole

  B.distress

  C.support

  D.hinder

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• 7Islamic law never developed an overt trial of strength, because.

  A.it was never supported by an organized institute

  B.it was dominated by the dualism of religion and state

  C.it was reinforced by pressure from outside

  D.it was supported by an organized institution

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• 8The best title for this passage could be.

  A.Scared Law

  B.Islamic Law

  C.Islamic Law, Jewish Law and Canon Law

  D.All Kinds of Laws

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• 9The invention of coins appears to have occurred almost simultaneously but quite independently in ancient Greece and in China in about 700 B.C.

  H.A. B. C. D. E. F. G.

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• 10In Greece, a natural alloy of gold and silver called “electrun” occurred in river in nugget form. The first coins were taken out of these nuggets with a tool called a punch. In order to distinguish these coins from gold ornaments, a design, or “type”, to use the technical numismatic expression, was added on one side. At first, these types were very simple: flowers, squares or, in the case of the city of Phocaea, a seal (seal = foca Spanish).

  H.A. B. C. D. E. F. G.

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