判断题：根据下列每小题括号内标注的课文内容，判断每小题的正误。
Women, artists and workers each have their own happiness, and their happiness is beyond comparison.（Unit Four, Text A）
Answer the following question in English. Your answer should be concise and no more than 6 sentences.
What is the very basis of man's happiness , in Russell's terms?
When one’s rule of life gets in the way of his happiness, he should either change it or remain unhappy for that sake.
What does "the Angel in the House " symbolize?（Unit Three, Text A）
What is the greatest challenge to define American character?（Unit Two, Text B）
Readers can infer from the text that the number of lip-sticks sold each year: the U. S. is nearly the same if not more.
True beauty is the harmony between a pretty face and proper use of cosmetic.
Answer the following question in English. Your answer should be concise and no more than 6 sentences.
Why has entroy been called the arrow of time?
According to the author, old women in the future will look as young as their daughters.
The beginning of the article seems to mean that the author was defeated by entropy.
According to the author, entropy is a factor in everyone's daily life.
True beauty is the harmony between a pretty face and proper use of cosmetics. （Unit three, Text B）
According to the author, old women in the future will look as young as their daughters. （Unit Three, Text B）
Reading the following statement and write a short paragraph in no less than 120 words about your understanding of the statement.
Beauty should not be skin-deep, but something from wtihin.（Unit Three, Text B "The Beauty Industry" by Aldous L. Huxley）
Readers can infer from the text that the number of lip-stick sold each year in the U.S. is nearly the same if not more.（Unit Three, Text B）（ ）
Why the appearance of a "Lost Woman" in the past is accepted by most British women now?（Unit 3, Text B）
The fact that people pay more attention to their appearance is due to a high level of education.
According to the author, what is a philistine?
A philistine is usually characterized by either his desire for conformity or his snobbery.（Unit Five, Text A）