A Interested B Objective C Opposing D Enthusiastic

A Tolerant. B Indifferent. C Negative. D Supportive

A Ensure the safety of the market and the shoppers B keep track of the service record of the customers C contribute to the automation of purchasing D help shoppers to locate the proper goods

A revenues generated by Go shops surpass that of Whole Foods B there will be more Amazon retailer stores in the future C Whole Food stores are more competitive than Go shops D the retailer stores will take place of the Whore Foods

A there are still some minor difficulties to deal with B the public were not ready to accept it C the system didnt go well during the testing phase D the system was too complicated to be implemented

A more Go stores can be replaced by the Whole Foods B the lining-up technology can be applied to more stores C customers can get fast lining up service in stores D customers can shop faster when purchasing in stores

A find hidden connections from the seemingly irrelevant matters B analyze the financial conditions of a particular company C uncover the hidden rules of the economic development D predict the prospect of a particular business in the long run

A Many commercial bankers took part in the meeting held by the Federal Reserve Bank B Bankers and Fed had informal communication around the dates of policy-making meetings C The bankers and the Fed worked on the interest rate during the meeting in Washington D The increase in journeys is closely related with the national defense policy-making.

A the system is less likely to provide information B the system is far from being mature or perfect C the system can prevent and stop shoplifting D the system is fairly reliable and trustworthy

A his assumptions were not reasonable B some of the rides were unidentified C the data collection method was inappropriate D the research process was not scientific