24. What made it possible for the Mona Lisa to survive for centuries?

A. 　 false

B. 　 insufficient

C. 　 short

D. 　 inadequate

A. 　 manage

B. 　 make

C. 　 take

D. 　 prepare

A. 　 have lost

B. 　 must lose it

C. 　 must have lost it

D. 　 could have lost it

A. 　 Because Susanna was not qualified for the job.

B. 　 Because Susanna’s working experience was less than five years.

C. 　 Because Susanna was going to leave.

D. 　 Because they want a better sales director.

A. 　 true

B. 　 forgettable

C. 　 reliable

D. 　 credit

A. 　 No one is dancing there.

B. 　 No one will pay attention to how the man dances.

C. 　 No one knows how to dance.

D. 　 It's too crowded to dance.

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. 　 remind

B. 　 recognize

C. 　 recall

D. 　 memorize

A. 　 Because she will visit her aunt.

B. 　 Because she will meet a couple.

C. 　 Because she will have a visitor.

D. 　 Because she will phone her aunt.

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.