A will lose a lot of income from international students B would suspend all courses until life is more normal C will need more revenue from international students D must be completely closed to prevent the spread of disease

A the disaster weakened the government's needs B the disaster will prompt universities to reform C universities will no longer receive government subsidies D universities are reluctant to contribute to students and society

A will face severe financial burden       B should not shut their eyes to universities C should treat all universities equally     D should help universities that meet the criteria

A Living at home while studying will cut a lot of expenses. B Many universities are still reluctant to give up offline teaching. C Remote teaching cannot meet students' expectations of education. D Universities sometimes fail to meet people's needs for university services.

A supportive               B ambiguous C objective                D skeptical

A curbing crimes B banning abortion C legislative procedure D unintended pregnancy

A Pregnancy that threatens a woman's health. B Pregnancy which is caused by rape or incest. C Pregnancy that has lasted for more than 8 weeks. D Pregnancy in which the fetus doesn't develop well.

A once the fetus has a heartbeat, it cannot be aborted B abortion is prohibited after six weeks of pregnancy C abortion is allowed when the fetus is fatal to the woman D abortion can be performed if the fetus's heartbeat is abnormal

A Supporters hold that most states are currently opposed to abortion. B Supporters regard that the anti-abortion law is a landmark in history. C Opponents say the bill will seriously harm women's health indirectly. D Opponents argue that a ban on abortion at 24 weeks or more makes sense.

A She believed that women's right to abortion should be protected. B She strongly support edanti-abortion laws and condemns abortion. C She thought that abortion causes great pain and harm to women. D She believed women should be given more care after abortion.