(as it is now)
It is the surprising fact that incentive don’t always work like they’re supposed to.
What is surprising, incentives don’t always work like they should.
Incentives don’t always work as they should, it is surprising.
Surprisingly, incentives don’t always work as they should.
第1题:
Which of the following is the BEST tool to troubleshoot a DB-9 port?()
第2题:
Change you to their children.
Change use to also use.
Begin the sentence with Nevertheless.
Begin the sentence with For instance.
Change to behave to behaving.
第3题:
after sentence 2
after sentence 3
after sentence 4
after sentence 5
after sentence 6
第4题:
Simile
Transferred epithet
Metonymy
Repetition
第5题:
Replace the computer.
Run chkdsk /f.
Update the virus signatures.
Run scandisk.
第6题:
In fact,
However,
Additionally,
Because
Nevertheless,
第7题:
(As it is now)
Composer Jonathan Larson created the musical Rent in 1996, it takes much of the storyline and characters from La Boheme.
Much of the storyline and characters from La Boheme were included in Rent, which is a musical created by composer Jonathan Larson in 1996.
Rent, a musical by composer Jonathan Larson in 1996, was created by using much of the storyline and characters from La Boheme.
Composer Jonathan Larson created the musical Rent in 1996 using much of the storyline and many of the characters from La Boheme.
第8题:
There is a connection between behavior and desired objectives.
We can assume that behavior is dependent upon motivation.
Satisfactory behavior is a product of motivation.
The need to achieve is man’s strongest driving force.
第9题:
(as it is now)
the process of choosing a homecoming queen
that of choosing a homecoming queen
The way you choose a homecoming queen
choosing a homecoming queen
第10题:
Conversely
Therefore
As this demonstrates
As I personally believe
Otherwise
第11题:
after sentence 7
after sentence 8
after sentence 9
after sentence 10
after sentence 11(as the last sentence of the second paragraph)
第12题:
His 'brother is my 'best friend.
They 'help one 'another in their work.
They have 'been in the 'countryside recently.
She 'thought herself 'better 'than 'anyone else.
第13题:
A comparison of the gross revenues of Larson’s and Rent and Lurhmann’s La Boheme
The number of sold-out performances of La Boheme each year throughout the world
Puccini’s goals for the first production of the opera
The possible reasons the artists felt the need to alter a masterpiece
A list of other productions developed from La Boheme
第14题:
REGEDIT
services.msc
Dxdiag
msconfig
第15题:
And so
Furthermore
But
Therefore
When
第16题:
(as it is now)
and was sending out many resumes however all he was getting was rejection
and sent out many resumes, but all he received was rejection
and sending out many resumes, however he got rejected only
and, after many resumes having been sent, rejection was his only result
第17题:
those symptoms were
their depression was
the victims were
chronic fatigue syndrome was
they were
第18题:
However, doctors treat the symptoms with the cure for CFS.
Currently, doctors treat the symptoms because there is no cure for CFS.
But doctors know there is no cure and because of that they treat the symptoms.
Since there is no cure for CFS, doctors treat the symptoms without the cure.
When there are symptoms, doctors treat them without the cure for CFS.
第19题:
(as it is now)
the qualifications and skills of the candi- dates, but instead
what kinds of qualifications and skills the candidates might have, they instead
the qualifications and skills of the candi- dates, they
what are the qualifications and skills of the candidates, they instead
第20题:
replacing They with For instance, we are inclined to
replacing that spirits with about spirits
deleting that live in wood
replacing have to be with would have been
replacing or with but
第21题:
(As it is now)
They are saying that it is
For example, it is, these scientists say,
These scientists believe we adopt superstitions
Furthermore, the scientists say it is
第22题:
obtained higher income
lived a better life
enjoyed more equality
paid lower income tax
第23题:
The medical community does not know the cause of the disease, has difficulty diagnosing it, and cannot test for it.
Because the medical community does not know the cause, they cannot diagnose or test for it.
The medical community does not know the cause and has difficulty diagnosing it, so it is hard to test.
The medical community does not know the cause, diagnosis, or test.
Additionally, the medical community cannot cause, diagnose, or test for the disease.