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单选题The best title for the passage may be ___________.

A.Results of Feminist Movements
B.New Influence in American Life
C.Counterculture and Its Consequences
D.Traditional Division of Male and Female Roles

参考答案:B进入在线模考
主旨题。本文主要讲了男女角色的转变及其这种转变对美国的影响,文章首先提到传统男女分工,其次讲到“反主流文化”的兴起及其影响,再次讲到“女权运动”,最后提到男女角色发展的现状。由此可知,A、C、D均片面,只有B选项New Influence in American life(美国生活中新的影响力)正确。因此,正确答案是B。

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1Questions  are based on the following passage.
Next month Britons will have yet more smartphones to choose from, when devices from Wiko, a two-year-old French company, go on sale. Wiko hopes that its phones, which in France start at around 70 Euros, will be as popular across Britain as at home. In 2013 nearly 7% of French first-time smartphone-buyers chose a Wiko. In early 2014 the firm claims to have been the second-biggest vendor in France.
Wiko is not alone. In both rich countries and poor ones, cheaper smartphone brands are making inroads. Demand for costly phones, mainly in developed economies, is slowing, but that for less expensive devices is booming. People who will buy their first smartphones today perhaps care less about the brand and more about price than the richer, keener types of a few years ago. They are likely to pay less for a nice new smartphone than they did for their shabby old phone, because the cost of making smartphones has decreased.
The declining cost of making phones means that buyers are getting more for their money. Two years ago the median price of a smartphone was $325. Last year it was $250. This year it may be $200. The cheapest phones will become cheaper still.
All this is great for smartphone-buyers everywhere. It is less good news for the market leaders, Apple and Samsung--the only vendors making much money. Apple may evade being influenced by its operating system and apparently exceptional brand, although it has lately been selling cheaper iPhones. Samsung, which dominates the market for phones running on Google´s Android operating system, may be more vulnerable.
Granted, Samsung makes cheaper devices as well as dearer ones, and it can afford some slimming of its margins. But its problem, Mr. Jeronimo, a researcher from Intemet Data Center, says, is that it carries lots of costs, in research and development and in marketing,that cheaper rivals do not.
Samsung is doubtless wise to this. Hence its attempt to push beyond the smartphone, into smart watches and wristbands, connected domestic appliances and the business market. The weather of Mobile-phone brands is variable: ask Ericsson, HTC, Motorola and Nokia--the previous successful brands. Samsung has spent buckets of gold building its name. It will not want to be replaced by the Wikos of the world.
 From the first paragraph, we learn that __________.

A.Wiko has dominated the smartphone market in Britain
B.Wiko produces low-end smartphones
C.Wiko plans to cooperate with local smartphone manufactures in Britain
D.Britons show their passion for Wiko

2What does the phrase "making inroads" (Para.2) probably mean?

A.Declining.
B.Facing challenges.
C.Flourishing.
D.Going bankruptcy.

3 What makes Apple avoid being affected by cheaper smartphones?

A.Apple has developed more cheaper smartphones than other brands.
B.American government will take measures to finance Apple.
C.Consumers love Apple more than any other smartphone brands.
D.Apple owns the sole operation system and reputable brand.