28. Why can’t many of majors in Law, Economics, Management enter the professions for which they’re trained?

A. 　 They live their whole lives in a mountain.
They live to a much older age.
They have high expectations for life.

D. 　 They seek doctors’ advice more often.

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. 　 It provides a practical experience for us to think about laziness.

B. 　 It offers us a good place to have a rest in our fast-paced societies.

C. 　 It teaches lazy people how to change their behavior and lifestyle.

D. 　 It shows how furniture changed to meet the needs of modern people.

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.

A. 　 About seven years.

B. 　 About five years.

C. 　 About four years.

D. 　 About three years.

A. 　 granted

B. 　 implied

C. 　 exaggerated

D. 　 remedied

A. 　 He suffered a fatal injury in an accident.

B. 　 He once served in a fire department.

C. 　 He was collecting building materials.

D. 　 He moved into his neighbor’s old house.

A. 　 All reality shows involve dangerous situations.

B. 　Reality shows are riskier to make than films and other types of TV shows.

C. 　 Producers of reality shows don't put safety first in order to get dramatic effect.

D. 　All deaths on film and TV shoots over the last five years have involved reality shows.

A. 　 direct

B. 　 accustom

C. 　 adjust

D. 　 behave

A. 　 People have been expecting too much from their companies.

B. 　 Welfare benefits have to be provided to satisfy workers.

C. 　 The reasons for job dissatisfaction are found to be various.

D. 　 Economic reasons are the main cause of job dissatisfaction.