A. Indias society is changing?
B. women work?
C. arranged marriages are an age　ld custom
D. working wife arrives?
7. Although he does not directly say it, the Calcutta businessman would probably agree that ____.?
A. it is a good idea to place marriage advertisements in the newspaper?
B. it is a bad idea to place marriage advertisements in the newspaper?
C. it is embarrassing if anyone answers such advertisements?
D. it is embarrassing if no one answers such advertisements?
8. In “A person who has one can get what he wants,” one refers to ____.?
A. feature
B. marriage advertisement
C. permit to live abroad
D. Canada or the United States?
9. Paragraph 10 gives examples of ____.
A. advertisements from two women looking for husbands
B. typical marriage advertisements from the Madras newspapers
C. the qualities that a person with an immigration permit can ask for and expect to get
D. the change of traditional marriage custom
10.A good title for this article would be ____.
A. Why Do People Marry
B. Marriage Customs in India Are Changing
C. Why Indians Read the Sunday Newspaper
D. Living Abroad


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An eminent neurologist(神经学者), Eric Lenneberg, argued (Lenneberg, 1967) that the human capacity for language acquisition develops according to builtn biological schedules. Native language learning, he claimed, begins with the start of a state of “resonance” in the child which lasts from about two until the onset of puberty(青春期), at about age thirteen. The evidence for this soalled critical period for language acquisition offered by Lenneberg was clinical.

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