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London-Cyclists blocked roads in central London on Tuesday at the start of May Day anti-capitalist demonstrations£¨Ê¾Íþ£©£¬cycling through the streets of the British capital lined with police on motorcycles£®
Cyclists and others using unmotorised transport lifted their bicycles£¬skateboards and scooters under a large banner reading£º"Over -throw capitalism and replace it with something nice­¹£¬as they began their protest£¨¿¹Ò飩outside King¡¯s Cross Station£¬one of the main stations tothe north of the city£®
Around a dozen wore face masks£¨Ãæ¾ß£©to avoid being recognized£¬but police acted to force them to remove the disguises£®
"I¡¯m wearing a mask in protest at the government and police trying to stop demonstrators wearing them£®I¡¯m protesting because I¡¯m being exploited in my own country£®I¡¯m being exploited by being made to breathe polluted air every time I walk down the road£¬­¹one cyclist said£®
By mid-morning police had made three arrests throughout the city£®Some 6£¬000policemen are on the streets£®In a large publicity campaign£¨»î¶¯£©in the days before the demonstration£¬they said up to 10£¬ 000protestors were expected to take part in the demonstration£¬1£¬000of whom were bent on violence£¨±©Á¦£©£®
56£®The purpose of the M ay Day demonstration in London was ____
A£®for better living conditions
B£®against the social system in Britain
C£®for the right of free demonstration
D£®against air pollution
57£®The underlined word"disguises"means______£®
A£®clothes B£®banners C£®masks D£®make-up
58£®We can see from the news report that the demonstration ____
A£®was on the whole a peaceful one
B£®was put down by the police
C£®was with the permission of the police
D£®was not well organized
59£®What does the underlined word"they"in the last paragraph refer to£¿
A£®The policemen£®B£®The passers-by£®
C£®The organizers£®
D£®The peaceful protestors£®
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Sociologists£¨Éç»áѧ¼Ò£©working in western countries£¬have found that a large number of women wished they had been born men£®The number is said to be as high as 60£¥in Germany£®
"Women often wish they had the same chances as men have£¬and think it is still men¡¯s world£¬"said Dr James Helen£¬one of the sociologists who did the study£®
Many men say that they have more duties than women£®A man has to make money to support his family and to make the important decision£¬so it is right for men to be paid more£®Some are even against their wives working at all£®When wives go out to work£¬they say£¬the home and children cannot be taken good care of£®If women take full-time jobs£¬they won¡¯t be able to do what they are best at doing£ºmaking a nice home and bringing up the children£®
Some women disaGREe£®They say they want to get out of their homes and to have freedom to choose between work and home life£®Women have the right of equal pay and equal chances£®
Anne Harper has a very good job£®She also believes in"Women¡¯s Liberation"£®"I don¡¯t wish I were a man£¬"she says£¬"and I don¡¯t think many women do£®But I do wish people would stop treating us like second-class people£®At work£¬for example£¬we usually do the work that men do but get paid less£®There are still a lot of jobs only to men-usually they are the best ones£®If you are a man£¬you have a much better chance of living a wonderful life£®How many women scientists are there£¬or engineers£¿"
60£®A large number of women wished they had
been born men because ____ £®
A£®men had more duties
B£®they wanted to go to work just as men did
C£®men were the best workers in many fields
D£®the world was on the whole controlled by men
61£®Some of the men who are against women
going out to work because they think______£®
A£®women¡¯s going to work will reduce job chances for men
B£®it will make men less respectable
C£®the best place for a woman is her home
D£®men will not be able to do jobs they are best at
62£®Which of the following is true according to this passage£¿
A£®Anne Harper doesn¡¯t wish to be a woman because she has a very
good job£®
B£®The door to good jobs are never open to women£®
C£®According to Anne Harper£¬most of
women don¡¯t wish they were a man£®
D£®Anne Harper doesn¡¯t believe the present
situation for women will change completely very soon£®
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One hot night last August£¬I tried everything I could think of-a warm bottle£¬songs etc£®to make him fall into sleep£¬but he just couldn¡¯t do it£®Since I believed that a long night was waiting for me ahead£¬I had no choice but to bring a TV into his room to kill off the hours until dawn£®I was surprised that the moment I turned on the TV the baby became quiet right away and fixed his little eyes brightly on the screen£®Not willing to waste an opportunity for sleep£¬I then tiptoed out of the room £¬leaving him to watch the boring TV programs£®
I heard no more of the baby¡¯s crying that night and the next morning when I went into his room £¬I found him still watching TV by himself£®I found there was a metaphor£¨°µÓ÷£©in my baby¡¯s behavior£¨ÐÐΪ£©for the new generation£®When I gave my boy some books to go over£¬he only spit upon them£»when I read to him £¬he did not feel comfortable£®And so it is in the schools with my students£®I find that our students don¡¯t read and they look down upon reading and make light of those of us who teach it£®All they want to do is watch TV£®After this experience with the baby£¬however£¬I have drawn a conclusion£º"Let them watch it£¡"If television is that much more attractive to children than books£¬why should we fight against it£¿ Let them watch what they want£¡
68£®Why did the father bring a TV set into his son¡¯s room£¿
A£®To enjoy some interesting programs together with his son£®
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D£®To keep his son from making noises£®
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New York State has passed the USA¡¯s first state law banning motorists talking on hand-held cell phones£¨ÊÖ»ú£©£®The ban will begin November 1£¬although drivers caught using hand-held cell phones will be given only warnings during the first month£®
First-time violators£¨Î¥·¨Õߣ©will face a ¡ç100fine£®A second time call for a ¡ç200fine and every violation after that will cost¡ç500£®
At least a dozen localities£¨µØ·½£©have established bans£¬starting in 1999£»and 40 states have had bans proposed but not passed£®At least 23 countries£¬including the GREat Britain£¬Italy£¬ Israel and Japan£¬ban drivers from using hand-held cell phones£®
There are about 115 million cell phones in use in the United States and more than 6million in New York State£®
"To think that I¡¯m not going to use cell phone when at the same time I can still use my laptop£¨Ï¥ÉϵçÄÔ£©£¬I still can read a paper£¬I can still change my pants£¨¿ã×Ó£©while driving 65 mph£®I think there¡¯s just something wrong£¬"an official said£®
Other critics£¨ÅúÆÀ£©noted that other things like eating£¬drinking coffee and applying make up while driving posed£¨Ôì³É£©at least as much of a concern£¨¹Ø×¢£©£®They suggested that the ban include a broader range of things£®
72£®How much fine will a hand-held cell phone
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four times while driving after November£¿
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73£®We can see from this passage that ____ £®
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B£®many of the developed countries forbid
drivers using hand-held cell phones
C£®over fifty localities or states ban drivers
from using hand-held cell phones
D£®more people in the U£®S£®are against the ban than for it
74£®The official mentioned in this passage ____ £®
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phones while driving will cause any danger
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phones alone should be banned among many others
D£®believes changing pants while driving
will cause GREater danger
75£®The writer intends to tell us in the last
paragraph that ______£®
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B£®the ban will never be passed in the whole country
C£®more activities of the same kind should also be banned
D£®the ban will meet with more criticism


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the hotel they lived in£¬I brought them there£®On the way I told them about 78______£®
the GREat changes that had taken place in our city in the past few years£¬79______£®
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I was very happy to receive your letter and I¡¯d very much like to be your pen pal£® I¡¯m an 18-year-old senior three student of Beijing No£®4Middle School£®I enjoy reading and playing basket- ball£®I¡¯ve been on line for two years£®
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