1. 似乎还是对题的理解的问题,我感觉misleading to voters who understand 意思是误导了voters,这些voters现在understand the proposal as extending the local ordinances statewide ,这样答案显然是A。
如果是D,理解就是误导了(understand the proposal as extending the local ordinances statewide )的voters,不过D对这种voters有什么样的影响,我想这可能是don't understand the proposal as extending the local ordinances statewide, 这样understand 的反应应该谈不上是misleading。
以下是引用jnlvo在2004-4-25 18:43:00的发言: 2. 如果Electra appear accompanied by a commentary in some extant medieval manuscripts,那么Electra就也可属于前10中,这样与原文矛盾。
ten called the “select plays “, are accompanied in L by ancient commentaries and also appear in other medieval manuscripts,属于前10中要两个条件,就算是Electra appear accompanied by a commentary in some extant medieval manuscripts,因为Electra 是没有commentary的,所以也不可能属于前10个啊,这样和原文就不矛盾了啊
Q2. The key is "...also appear in other medieval manuscripts". Based on the meaning, we can conclude that the other eight did not appear in other medieval manuscripts. Since L is the only one Electra was and there was no commentary, we can conclude E.
P1 = In state, cities & towns have their own ordinances
P2 = New petion: name 'Statewide...' with question '...sign for statewide campaign'
P3 = Petition: ban smoking in retail & govern offices open to public.
EC = Petition is misleading to voters on what circumstances, as they understand it is as an local ordinance being extended to statewide
Possible solution: Look out for an option that brings out a local ordinance in place and bring out an element of uncertainity - what will happen to this local ordinance when the new statewide petition/ban is enforced. Whether the new statewide will go hand in hand with the local or will it supersede it and phase it out.