A caught the attention of critics B received favorable responses C promoted academic publishing D sparked heated public disputes

A art can offer audiences easy access to science B science can help with the expression of emotions C public participation in science has a promising future D art is effective in facilitating scientific innovations

A their role may be underestimated B their reputation may be impaired C their creativity may be inhibited D their work may be misguided

A It was headed alternately by artists and scientists B It exemplified valuable art-science alliances C Its projects aimed at advancing visual studies D Its founders sought to raise the status of artists

A are likely to go beyond public expectations B will intensify interdisciplinary competition C should do more than communicating science D are becoming more popular than before

A punish dubious corporate practices B improve traditional hiring procedures C exempt employers from certain duties D protect the rights of ordinary workers

A hinder business development B undermine managers' authority C affect the public image of the firms D worsen labor-management relations

A Imposing reasonable wage restraints B Enforcing employment protection laws C Limiting the powers of business owners D Dismissing poorly performing managers

A Highly paid managers lose their jobs. B Employees suffer from salary cuts. C Society sees a rise in overall well-being. D Employers need to hire new staff.

A has secured managers' earnings B has produced undesired results C is beneficial to business owners D is difficult to put into practice