A there is controversy over the basis of science. B few people can read articles in scientific journals. C we have no right to question the scientific results. D language of scientific journals should be easy to understand.

A his high personal reputation. B his trustworthy ideas about science. C his scientific study of history. D his reports in 17th-century lab.

A renowned. B unknown. C unusual. D familiar.

A unfair income distribution. B discredited scientific findings. C a vicious circle among scientists. D polarization in the scientific community.

A The Matthew Effect in Science Community B Our Trust in Science Is Continuously Changing C Our Trust in Science Is Complicated D The Importance of Fame to Scientists

A the prevalence of tailoring ads in the digital age. B the severe regulations of French television industry. C the French government's broad rights of management. D the depressed conditions of French television business.

A supplement. B revise. C promote. D enforce.

A the ever increasing competition. B the decline of the French cinema. C the rapid development of the times. D the ever decreasing subscribers.

A promoting fair competition. B allowing targeted ads as much as possible. C increasing the income of TV industry. D realizing an industry modernization.

A neutral. B sceptical. C optimistic. D indifferent.