He (was seeing) somebody (creeping) into the house (through) the (open) window last night.（　）

A:was seeing B:creeping C:through D:open

It was (through) his uncle' s influence (which) Philip obtained his (position) (with) the biggest oil company in the country.

A:through B:which C:position D:with

Researchers in the Netherlands used ferrets to study the transmission of H1N1 and found that the disease was efficiently transmitted by small airborne particles. An earlier study examining a different flu strain in guinea pigs found that the animals did not pick up the vires from contaminated cages. That suggests that you’re not really safer from the flu virus if you scrub your hands, paws, or cages because the virus travels through the air. While there’s not enough evidence to conclusively say the flu works the same way for humans, the current research suggests that the H1N1 flu travels mostly by air. not via hand - to - hand contact - and therefore won’t be prevented through hand - washing.
According to the study of researchers in the Netherlands, H1N1 viruses are transmitted

A:through hand - to - hand contact. B:through the air. C:through skin contact. D:through coughin

The goods which pass through the territory by land is defined as ( ).

A:transit goods B:transshipment goods C:through goods D:import and export goods

The goods which pass through the territory by land is defined as （）.

A:transit goods B:transshipment goods C:through goods D:import and export goods

The goods which pass through the territory by land is definded as ______.

A:transit goods B:transshipment goods C:through goods D:import and export goods

The goods which pass through the territory by land is definded as ______.

A:transit goods B:transshipment goods C:through goods D:import and export goods