A will ease train operators' burden. B has kept pace with inflation. C is a big surprise to commuters. D remains an unreasonable measure.

A card rivers. B rail travelers. C local investors. D ordinary taxpayers.

A are offering compensation to commuters. B are trying to repair relations with the unions. C have failed to provide an adequate service. D have suffered huge losses owing to the strikes.

A the loss of investment. B the collapse of operations. C a reduction of revenue. D a change of ownership.

A Who Are to Blame for the Strikes? B Constant Complaining Doesn't Work C Can Nationalisation Bring Hope? D Ever-rising Fares Aren't Sustainable

A facilitate healthcare reform. B help poor families get better off. C improve local education systems. D lower deforestation rates.

A cattle raising has been a major means of livelihood for the poor. B CCT programs have he helped preserve traditional lifestyles. C antipoverty efforts require the participation of local farmers. D economic growth tends to cause environmental degradation.

A its acceptance level of CCTs. B its annual rate of poverty alleviation. C the relation of CCTs to its forest loss. D the role of its forests in climate change.

A it will benefit other Asian countries. B it will reduce regional inequality. C it can protect the environment. D it can benefit grain production.

A The effects of a program. B The debates over a program. C The process of a study. D The transferability of a study.