A scientific reputation should depend on expert opinion. B science prizes should not ignore the work of teams. C literary writers should be judged by fellow writers. D literary merit should not rely on specialist judgment.

A enduring love of readers makes a work a classic. B readers do need the Nobel Prize in Literature. C marketing makes contribution to literary reputation. D excellent works naturally attract much good criticism.

A Its judges are narrow-minded. B lts value is overstated by the public. C Its decision is interfered by amateurs. D Its rewards for the winners are falling.

A justify concerns over aid dependency. B will not reduce working hours. C help raise the employment rate. D allow people to make progress.

A should exclude the form of cash assistance. B may merely be good for low-income kids. C would undermine work incentives. D should loosen its eligibility criteria.

A can hardly avoid exhibiting antisocial behavior. B are more likely to work wonders than their peers. C are doomed to fail in their study and future career. D definitely need social welfare to grow and develop.

A value equal opportunity for welfare. B fail to understand the virtues of hard work and opportunity. C are self-conflicting in the defense of the American Dream. D are likely to cooperate with Democrats on welfare reform.

A Shattering the Myth of"Welfare Makes People Lazy" B Challenging the Dominance of Conservative Economccs C Promoting Child Development Through Medicaid D Defending the Equal Access to the American Dream

A Lots of banks have been converted to pubs. B Innovative shops are replacing traditional ones. C Some public services have losi their value, D Retail and leisure are dying unprecedentedly.

A prefer staying inside to going out. B cut the cost of daily necessities. C desire luxury flats more than before. D have the narrowest horizons ever.