新人教版选修八Unit1-A-land-of-diversity单元同步测试.doc

Unｉｔ 1　A　land of ｄiversity
单元同步测试
第二部分 英语知识运用（共两节,满分35分)
２1. — When will yｏu　come to seｅ me agaｉｎ?
　—　Tomoｒrｏw ｉｓ　____＿_ it　is most conｖeｎｉｅnt.　
A． wｈen　　 　　 　 　Ｂ． ｗhat 　 C.　in　wｈiｃh Ｄ． ｗherｅ
2２． The ｐｏlice　looked into the case carefｕｌly and ｆｏund the ｔｈｉeｆ　had eｎtｅrｅd　thｅ ｈｏuｓe _＿____ a ladｄer.
Ａ．　by　tｈe means 　　 　 　 　　 Ｂ. by all meａｎs 　
C. ｂy wayｓ　of 　 　 　　 　　 D. ｂy　mｅaｎs of
23. Ｗｈｅｎ sｈe visiｔed thｅ chｉldrｅn’s hｏｍe，　it ＿＿__＿_ ｈer　that shｅ could adｏpt　a ｈｏｍeleｓs　chiｌd.
　 　A．　raｎ into 　 B.　ｈａppeｎed ｔo　 　C.　occurred　ｔｏ D. ｗas ｏｃcurreｄ　ｔo 　
2４. — Ｗhat do ｙou ｔhink　ｏf　Harry, ｏur nｅｗ　roommａte?
— I　ａm nｏt　sure, ｂut he　is aｌｗays asking ______ quｅｓｔｉons．
　 A. a gｒeat ｍany ｏf 　 　 　　 　B.　a gｒｅat ｍaｎy
C．　a greａt ｎuｍber 　 D． a gｒeａt aｍouｎt oｆ
25．　—　How is　ｔｈｅ project ｇoing?
— Iｎ facｔ, yｏu cａn　go and cheｃｋ it out yｏurseｌf __＿_＿_.　
　Ａ．　ｉｆ ｉt necessary　 　　 B. if nｅcｅｓsａrｙ　
C. 　iｆ you　are neｃessaｒy 　 　 D． it is　nｅcessarｙ　
26. __＿＿＿＿ ｙou　hａve the chanｃe,　ｗhy don’ｔ ｙou　mａke fulｌ use　of ｉt?
A. Ｎow　that 　 　 B.　Surely C. Foｒ 　　 　D. Ｂecaｕse
２7. ＿__＿＿_ what ｈｅ hａs haｄ ａlｒeady, the　treａsure is ｎｏt really　excｉｔing.　
A. Coｍｐaｒe witｈ 　 　 B． Ｃomparinｇ　ｔｏ
Ｃ. Ｃompａreｄ with 　 D. Compare　to
2８. I’lｌ neｖｅr　tｒｕst　ｓｕch a　ｍan ＿_____ ｙｏu　deｓcｒibed.
Ａ.　thaｔ 　 　　 B. whａt 　 Ｃ.　wｈｏeｖeｒ 　　 　　 Ｄ. as
２9.　Wｅ　cｏnsider __＿_ necessａrｙ　___＿　he　should iｍｐrove his writing abilitｙ.
　　A． tｈaｔ;thａt Ｂ. it;that 　 　 C.　it；whａt 　 　 D. that;ｗhat　
30. As ａ mattｅr of　fact，　__＿__＿_＿ tries again　makeｓ ｎo　differencｅ.
Ａ.　nｏ mａｔter　whiｃh 　 　　　　　 B. no ｍａtteｒ ｗho　 　
C. ｗhoｅveｒ 　 　 　 　 D. whｉcheｖer
31．　—　It’s　such　a pｉｔｙ. Ｉ diｄn’t ｇeｔ　the fiｒｓt place in the　exam.
— Cｏｍe on. ______＿___
A. Nｏbodｙ iｓ ｐｅrfｅｃｔ. 　　 　 Ｂ． Ｃoｎgraｔｕlations!　　　　
C． Bad luck! 　 　 D. You really diｄ　ｂadly.
32． Ｎot oｎly my motｈer　but aｌｓo Ａunt Maｒｙ and her fａmiｌy _＿____ happｙ ｗith ｔhe ｐrizｅ．　
A． wｅrｅ　 　 　 　B.　has bｅｅn 　　　 C. was 　 D. ｈaｄ been
33．　Ｃhiｎese peoｐlｅ　sｐent　many ｙｅarｓ _＿___＿ ｆreｅdom and in the　ｅｎd a ｎｅw ｃountry was borｎ．
Ａ.　fiｇhting witｈ　 B. ｆiｇhting againsｔ C. ｆｉghｔiｎg for　 Ｄ． fｉghting out
34． Many　ｓｔuｄeｎts listｅned to　thｅ　lectｕre, but I ｗoｎdered ｈｏw　much ｔhey took ＿_____. 　
A. ｏｕt 　 B. uｐ 　 　 　 　　Ｃ. oｆf 　 　 　　 D． ｉn
３5. Ａ　ｓｕggestion　was　made __＿_____ Ｊａnｅ　ｓhould have a ｃｈａｎce ｔo ｔｒy as wｅll ａs the others.
A.　ｔｈat 　 B.　wｈat 　　　 Ｃ． why　 　　 　 D.　ｈｏｗ
第二节 完形填空（共20小题;每题1分，满分20分）
Wｈen I　ｄrｏve ｔoward　one of　the　ｔｏｌlbooｔhs (收费亭), Ｉ heard　loｕd music wｈich sounｄeｄ like ｉt　waｓ　frｏｍ　a　paｒty．　I lｏokｅd ３6　 . Ｎo ｏｔｈer ｃaｒｓ haｄ their winｄoｗs 　37 　， and there　ｗｅｒe no　soｕnd　tｒucks （宣传车). I　ｌookｅd at tｈe　tｏllbooth. Inside iｔ,　a maｎ was 　 38 ．
“What　ａre ｙou ｄｏｉｎg？” I asked.
“I’m ｈaviｎｇ ａ 　　39 ,” he ｓaid.
“What　about　the rest　ｏf　these people?” Ｉ　looｋｅd oｖer　at　ｔhe oｔher　bｏothｓ, buｔ ｎｏthiｎｇ ｗａｓ 40 there.
“They　are not inviｔeｄ.”
Ｓomｅbody 　 ４1　 ａ　big hｕrry sｔarted blｏｗing his hoｒｎ　behinｄ me and I　dｒｏve ｏff， 　42 I had ａ ｄozｅｎ othｅｒ qｕｅstionｓ ｆor hiｍ.
Monｔhs lateｒ I fｏuｎd him agaｉn， still wｉth the lｏud musiｃ, and stiｌl　hａving a ｐaｒtｙ.
Ａgain　I asｋｅd, “What　ａｒe you　doinｇ?”
He said, “I 　　43 you ｆrom ｔｈe last　tiｍe． I’ｍ ｓｔｉll　dancinｇ. I’m haviｎg the 4４ paｒty.”
I said, “Looｋ. What ａboｕt ｔhe　ｒeｓt　of ｔhe people?”
He ｓaid, “Stop. What　dｏ thｏse look　ｌike to you？” Hｅ　poｉnteｄ dｏwn the ４５ ｏf toｌlbootｈs． “Theｙ　lｏok　liｋe tｏｌlｂｏoｔhs，” Ｉ ｓaiｄ.
He said， “No imagination!”
I sａｉd, “Ｏkａy, I 　 4６ . Ｗhat　do they lｏok liｋe ｔｏ you？”
Ｈe ｓaiｄ, “Ｖertical　cｏffins(垂直旳棺材)．”
“What　are yｏｕ talkinｇ abｏut？”
“I can　 4７ ｉt.　Ａt 8:30 ｅverｙ　mｏｒｎing,　liｖing people ｇet in．　Theｙ are 　 ４8 durｉng　thｅ follｏwing　eight hours． At ４:3０, they 49　 of thｅ ｃoｆfiｎｓ ａｎd　ｇo homｅ. Fｏr ｅｉgｈt　ｈouｒｓ,　tｈeir 　　50　　 aｒe oｎ hold.　Thｅｙ are ｄｅaｄ on the ｊob,　ｊust gｏｉng through the　　 51　 ,” hｅ ｓaiｄ.
I ｗas amazeｄ. This guy had devｅloped　a ｐhilosophy, a ｍｙtholｏｇy (神话) aｂout his joｂ. I ｃould nｏt hｅｌｐ　askinｇ the ｎｅｘｔ quesｔion, “Wｈｙ iｓ ｉt ５2 to　yｏｕ? Yｏu’re havｉnｇ　a good ｔiｍe.”
He loｏked ａt me. “I knew ｙｏu　were ｇｏinｇ tｏ aｓｋ tｈat,” he sａiｄ. “I’ｍ ｇｏiｎg tｏ be　a dａnｃeｒ soｍeｄaｙ．” He　poinｔed to thｅ 　5３　 bｕｉldｉｎg. “Ｍy bosses ａre in　it， ａｎd ｔhey’re payiｎｇ ｆｏr ｍy traininｇ.”
Sixｔeen　ｐeople are ｄｅａｄ　ｏｎ　the jｏｂ,　ａnd　the sｅvenｔｅｅntｈ， iｎ ｔｈe ｓame ５4　 ,　figｕrｅｓ oｕt ａ way　ｔo　ｌｉｖe. That　man　ｗas haｖing a　paｒｔy 　5５ ｙoｕ aｎd　Ｉ　wouldn’t pｒｏbａbly lasｔ　thｒee　ｄays.
36. A. ahead ﻩ 　　 B. arouｎd ﻩ C. ｄown ﻩ 　 　Ｄ.　uｐ
37.　A.　ｃlosed ﻩﻩ B. openﻩ ﻩ　 C． exposed ﻩD． ｃovereｄ
3８.　A. daｎcingﻩ ﻩ B．　siｎging ﻩ Ｃ． movinｇﻩﻩ　 　D. plａyinｇ
3９． A.　partyﻩ ﻩＢ. ｍeeting ﻩ C. bａnｄ ﻩ Ｄ． fesｔｉval
40. A． moving ﻩﻩB． chａngｉng 　 　　C. ｓtｏｐpiｎgﻩ D. bｌｏｃking
41. A. ｗiｔｈﻩﻩﻩ B． atﻩ 　 C. ｉn ﻩﻩ D. oｎ
4２. A. bｅｃause ﻩ　 B. thouｇh ﻩ　 C. sｏ ﻩﻩＤ. when
43． A．　remind 　ﻩ ﻩB. ｒｅmｅmbｅｒ C． meｍoｒiｚe ﻩD. realizｅ
44． Ａ．　even ﻩﻩB. differeｎtﻩﻩ　 Ｃ．　ｅqual ﻩ 　D． samｅ
45． A． lｉst 　 ﻩﻩ 　Ｂ. sｈａpｅ ﻩ C. roｗﻩﻩ D. ｓｅｒｉｅs
46. A．　gｉve up ﻩ Ｂ.　gｉve oｕt 　 C.　gｉve　over ﻩＤ． give awａy
４7.　A. proｖeﻩﻩ B．　checｋﻩﻩ 　 C. show ﻩ D. estａｂlish
48.　A．　dead ﻩ ﻩB． aliveﻩﻩ 　 C.　dull D．　lｉving
4９.　A.　gｉvｅ　ｂａｃｋ ﻩﻩB. ｃome outﻩ 　C. takｅ　off 　D. ｇet　along
5０. A.　arms ﻩﻩ 　 B． bodieｓ ﻩ C． bｒaｉnsﻩ 　D． heａrtｓ
５1. A.　motionsﻩﻩﻩB． ａctｉvｉtyﻩ C. moveｍent D.　beｈaviorｓ
5２. Ａ. variousﻩ B.　ｄifｆereｎt 　　　 C． simｉlar Ｄ. same
53. A． tｅaching ﻩ B. gｏverｎing 　Ｃ.　direｃｔｉon D. administration
５4. Ａ. section 　　 B.　ｒole 　 　 C. lｏcatｉoｎ D.　situaｔion
５5． A． where ﻩ Ｂ. whiｃhﻩ C. ｗhenﻩﻩ　 Ｄ． so
第三部分 阅读理解(共2０小题；每题2分,满分40分)
A
Chｉnese　and Western eating habiｔs are differeｎt.　Iｎ China, tｈｅ disｈｅs ａre plａced on thｅ tablｅ ａnd everybody shａｒes． It iｓ　always polite　to let guests or　ｅｌdｅrｌｙ ｐeｏple at ｔｈｅ tａble　taste ｅvｅrｙ ｄish fｉrst. Ｂut ｉｎ tｈe Ｗeｓt, eveｒｙoｎe　haｓ his or heｒ oｗｎ plaｔe　of food.
Althoｕｇｈ　there are no stｒict rulｅs ｏn hｏw　ｔo sｅt　ｃhopstiｃks ａnd spｏonｓ, tｈeｒe　aｒe　soｍe　things ｙou shoulｄ never ｄo during　a Cｈinｅｓe　baｎｑuｅt (筵席）.
　Firｓtly and mｏｓt ｉmportantly,　don’ｔ pｕｔ your chopｓticｋｓ upright in ｔｈｅ ｒiｃｅ boｗl. Instead,　lａy them on yoｕr ｄｉsh. The rｅason　fｏr ｔhis is that　wｈen peｏplｅ die， fａｍily members give theｍ a bｏwl full oｆ rice　wiｔh a paiｒ oｆ　ｃhopsticks　sｔｉcking　ouｔ uprigｈｔ　in it. Sｏ if　you stｉck　ｙoｕr ｃhopsticks in ｔｈe riｃe bowl, it appears　tｈａt　you want soｍeoｎｅ　at the tablｅ ｔo dｉe.
Mａke sｕｒe　ｔhｅ sｐout（容器嘴) ｏf　the teapｏt　ｉs not faｃiｎg　ａnyonｅ, as tｈis is ｉmpｏｌｉte． Ｔhe spｏuｔ ｓhoｕld always bｅ dｉrecteｄ　ｔｏ ｗherｅ noboｄy ｉs ｓitting, uｓually　jｕst oｕｔwaｒｄ fｒom the　ｔable.
Doｎ’t tap on yoｕr　bowｌ with youｒ chopsｔｉcks. Bｅggars ｔap on thｅｉr bowls, sｏ this　ｉs ｎot ｐoｌitｅ． Also, when the　foｏd ｉs　ｃoｍｉnｇ too slｏw in a　rｅstaurant, you ｓhｏuld not tａp ｏｎ yｏur bｏｗｌ. If yｏｕ ａｒｅ ｉn somｅｏne’s home, it　is　ｌike inｓultｉng　thｅ　cｏok．
５６． Whａt ｉs the difference　beｔweｅｎ　Chineｓe　ａnｄ Westerｎ eatｉnｇ ｈaｂits accｏｒdｉng tｏ Ｐａragraｐh 1?
A. In China peｏｐle ａｒe vｅry pｏlｉｔe, whiｌe in　the　Wesｔ ｐｅoplｅ arｅ not so.
Ｂ. In Cｈina pｅopｌe shaｒｅ thｅ dishes,　while in the Ｗesｔ people　eat separatｅly.
C. Iｎ Ｃhｉnａ　peｏple usｅ　ｔhe chopsticks,　ｗhiｌe ｉn thｅ Ｗest people use ｔhe kniｆe and　foｒk.
Ｄ． Nｏne of tｈe aｂoｖe.
57.　Wｈat　is the main iｄea　of the thｉｒd　paragraph?　
A． Thｅ rｅasｏｎ　why　ｃhopstｉcks sｈouｌdｎ’t be put uprigｈt　ｉｎ　the ｒice bｏwl.
B.　The Ｃhiｎｅsｅ　use cｈopstiｃks tｏ eaｔ.
C．　The　Chｉneｓe ｅatｉng ｈabits.
D． Hｏw ｔo use choｐstｉckｓ．
５8. Whicｈ　ｏf ｔｈe folｌowing sｔatemｅｎts iｓ　ＴＲUＥ according　tｏ ｔhe pａｓsage?
A. It ｉs poｌｉｔe tｏ　taste　the ｄisheｓ beforｅ　tｈe ｇueｓts or tｈｅ ｅlｄerlｙ.
Ｂ. Yoｕ　ｃan puｔ　yｏuｒ cｈopｓtickｓ whｅrevｅr you wａnｔ.
C. Ｎever　tap　oｎ　your ｂowls wｉth tｈｅ chｏpｓtｉｃkｓ　durｉｎg　thｅ meaｌ.
D．　Ｔeeｎagers cａn　stick thｅir chopstiｃkｓ in the rice bｏｗl.
５9. The underliｎeｄ wｏrd “insｕlｔing” in thｅ lasｔ paｒagraph proｂaｂｌy means　“＿__＿＿___＿”．
A. playiｎg jokeｓ oｎ 　 B． laughing at C. treatｉng badｌy　 　Ｄ． lookｉng down upｏn
６0. Ｗhｙ is　it impolｉte　to ｔap on your boｗl wｈen you　eａt　in ａ frieｎd’s　home?
A.　Because　it meanｓ that you don’t respect　ｔhe cook.
B．　Beｃause it mｅans that somｅbody　ｗill die．
Ｃ． Beｃauｓe taｐpiｎg on tｈe bowｌ wilｌ bring bad luck．
D. Because it ｍeａns thaｔ yoｕr ｆrｉｅｎd is ａ ｂeggaｒ.
B
I greｗ uｐ iｎ ａ small ｔoｗn. Ｍy fａtｈｅr　ｒaised ｃｈickeｎs and　ｒan a coｎstｒuction coｍpany． I was onｌy　１0　years oｌd when　my dad gａve me ｔhe rｅｓｐonｓiｂility　oｆ feediｎｇ thｅ　chickens and cleaｎｉng uｐ ｔhe ｃｏop． Ｈe beｌｉeved it was impｏrｔａnｔ fｏr ｍｅ ｔo hａve ｔhosｅ ｊｏbs to ｌearn　resｐonsibility. Tｈeｎ, when　I waｓ 22， I　fｏｕnｄ ａ jｏｂ in Natchbiｌl aｔ a　coｕntｒｙ mｕｓic club　cａllｅｄ the Naｔchｂiｌl Pａlace． I washed diｓｈeｓ anｄ cooked from　4：00　pｍ to 9:０0 ｐｍ　and　then ｗｅnｔ ｏn　to sing until　2:０0 ｉn the ｍｏrnｉng.　It wａsn’t lｏｎg before I beｃａme ｋnｏwｎ as ａ singｉng　cook.
Ｉ hａd been rejected ｓo mａｎy tiｍｅs by reｃorｄ　ｃｏｍｐanies ｔhat iｔ ｗaｓ　hard ｎot to be dｉｓcouｒａgeｄ. One nigｈｔ,　a　woman exeｃuｔive (主管) from a ｃｏｍｐaｎｙ　namｅd Warｎeｒ　Ｂrotｈers Reｃords came　tｏ　heａr me ｓｉｎg. When the ｓｈoｗ ｗas oveｒ, ｗe ｓat dｏwn and talked，　aｎd　after ｓｈe ｌeｆt, I sａｉd to ｍｙｓelｆ　it　wａs ｏｎe　ｍｏre　ｒejeｃtion． Ａ　ｆｅw ｗeeks later, mｙ　ｍaｎager　received a phone call — Wａrnｅｒ Brotheｒs Recordｓ ｗantｅd to sign a record dｅal ｗiｔh me.　Soon ａfter,　Ｉ ｒeｌｅasｅｄ my fiｒst　rｅｃoｒｄ ｉn Juｎe　198６.　Iｔ　sold ｏｖer　2 miｌliｏn copies．
Ｍｙ besｔ ｅffoｒts have　gone　into ｅverｙ job I’ｖe ever heｌｄ． It　ｗａs tｈe sｅnsｅ oｆ responsibiliｔy thaｔ madｅ me feｅl likｅ a man. Ｋnowinｇ that　I had doｎe my best filled me ｗｉth　pｒｉde.　I still feｅl　ｔｈａt　ｗay ｔｏday,　evｅn ｔhough Ｉ　have　become ａ well-knｏwｎ singeｒ.
6１．　The main purpose oｆ the wｒｉteｒ’s daｄ by ｌetting　ｈim feed tｈe　ｃhｉckｅｎs ａnd ｃlean　up ｔhe　ｃoop wａs ___＿________．
　A. ｔo let hiｍ learn resｐonsｉbility
　 B.　ｔo　let him earｎ hiｓ own　lｉviｎg
C. ｔｏ let him helｐ ｗｉth the ｃoｍpaｎｙ
　 D. to　let ｈim sｐeｎd　hｉｓ ｓpａre time
６2． Ｗhy was thｅ writer　onｃe knoｗn as a singinｇ　coｏｋ？
Ａ. Bｅcause ｈe waｓ ａ coｏｋ at ａ couｎtｒy music ｃlub.
B. Becausｅ　he sａng　ｆｏｒ gueｓｔs　whiｌe hｅ　ｗｏrｋed　as ａ cｏoｋ.
C. Bｅcａｕse he often　ｓａｎg while ｃoｏking.
D． Because he liｋｅd singｉng better tｈａｎ cookｉｎg.
63．　_＿_____＿ firsｔ　recogｎized his ｔaｌentｓ aｎd helｐed to maｋe his ｃareer suｃcessｆuｌ.
A. Waｒner’s brothｅrﻩﻩﻩ 　 　 B． Hｉs maｎager
C. His　fａtｈｅrﻩﻩﻩ ﻩﻩD.　A　woman executive
6４． What　ｍade thｅ ｗｒｉteｒ ｐｒoud　of himself？
Ａ.　His abiｌiｔy tｏ ｌivｅ ｉndeｐendｅnｔly.
B. Ｈｉｓ senｓe oｆ ｒespｏnsibility in ｗhａtｅvｅr he dｉd.
Ｃ． Hｉｓ couｒaｇe in the face of rejecｔions.
D. His hard worｋ ｉn his earｌｙ yeaｒｓ.
６5．　Tｈｅ mａiｎ　ｐurpｏｓｅ of ｔhe ｐassaｇe ｉs to　teｌl uｓ　ｔhａｔ　__＿______.
A.　onｅ shouｌｄ learｎ to do all kiｎds　oｆ　tｈｉngｓ wheｎ ｈｅ ｉs ｙoｕng
　B. oｎe　wｉｌl　sｕcceed if he tries ｈis　bｅst to do ｓoｍethinｇ welｌ
　　Ｃ. the sense　of　rｅsｐonsiｂｉliｔy playｓ an iｍpｏｒtant ｐarｔ　iｎ one’s liｆe
Ｄ. doinｇ ａll　ｋinds ｏf　joｂs hｅlps one becomｅ moｒe ｍatuｒ
C
Sｔuｄeｎtｓ　whｏ ｗant　to atｔeｎd ａｎ　Amerｉcan coｌlege or universiｔy　muｓt ｅxplａin　how they　will paｙ ｆoｒ theｉｒ edｕcation. Thｅy hａve ｔo ｓhow that theｙ wｉll bｅ abｌe ｔo　pay ｆor each year ｏf stｕdy． Ｓtudents have　to consiｄer　noｔ　oｎly the　tuitｉｏn, ｔhe　cｏst of clａｓses, but also　mｅａlｓ and ａ pｌａce　tｏ lｉｖe ｉｎ, wｈｉｃh ｉs kｎｏwn aｓ room－ａnｄ-ｂoard．　Theｙ　ａlｓo neeｄ　mｏney ｆoｒ books and supｐlies.　And ｔhey nｅｅd　mｏnｅｙ to　speｎd ｏn sｏcｉal　aｃtiｖitieｓ aｎｄ　other thiｎｇｓ． 　
Edｕcatioｎａl adviｓeｒs say foreign stｕdｅnts ｓhouｌd　ｈａｖe ｅnouｇｈ money iｎ a lｏcａｌ bank to pay foｒ　at leaｓt two months　of　exｐｅnditure． So how mｕch ｗiｌl a yeａｒ ａｔ ａn Ａmericａｎ ｓchｏｏl　coｓt?　Geｎerａlｌy　speａking，　tｈe aｎsｗｅr　is:　a　lot.　A lｅａｄing　stａtｅ unｉversｉｔy in　the Paｃific　Northwｅst　ｗilｌ servｅ as ａn eｘaｍple. Ｔhe Universｉty of　Washingｔon ｓays　fｏreigｎ ｓｔuｄenｔs are　payｉng　moｒe thaｎ $36,0０0 thiｓ yeａr． This major reｓeaｒch uｎｉveｒsity　currentlｙ hａs 2，６00 ｆoreiｇn　ｓtudentｓ from　more tｈaｎ one huｎdrｅｄ coｕntriｅs. There are ｍany　schools tｈat cｏst　lｅss, buｔ ａｌso others　thａt ｃosｔ　moｒe. Ｉts web ｓｉtｅ　saｙs　the Unｉｖersity of　Waｓhington dｏes　ｎot offｅｒ　fｉnａncial assistancｅ to intｅrｎatiｏnal ｓｔｕdents. This is gｅｎeｒally true of　Ameriｃａn ｓchoｏls, espｅcｉally ａt the　uｎdeｒgraduａtｅ leｖｅl.
Ｔｈe　inｔeｒnａtionａl　aｐpliｃaｔion for the uｎivｅrsｉty iｎcludes a Statement ｏf Fiｎaｎciａl　Rｅｓponsibiｌity　ｔhａt　musｔ ｂe signed. Sｔudｅnts must also provide　ａ bａnk ｌeｔter ｏr stａｔement froｍ　ｗithin the past six ｍonｔhs.　And ｔｈeｙ ｈave to name ｓomeone　wｈo ｗiｌl help　with ｐaｙmenｔｓ. Ｔhese peｏｐle must ｓｅｎd prｏof fｒom a ｂaｎk to ｓhow ｔｈaｔ tｈｅy　hａｖe ｔhｅ ｍoｎｅｙ. Ｙouｒ governｍent or emｐloyeｒ maｙ be able tｏ　hｅlp yoｕ pａｙ alｌ oｒ soｍe of　the cｏｌｌegｅ coｓｔs. Ａ gｏod idea is to ask aｔ　ｌeast ｅｉgｈtｅeｎ montｈs　ｂｅfoｒe　you wanｔ tｏ staｒｔ ｃｌaｓsｅs in tｈe United States．
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66. Studeｎtｓ who are goiｎg　to　stｕdy iｎ Amｅrica　ｍuｓｔ ___＿______.
Ａ.　buy their ｏwｎ　texｔbｏoｋs themseｌves 　 　 　
Ｂ． provｅ　thａt　tｈey cａn paｙ fｏr their　stｕｄy
C． find a lｉving pｌace wｉth a kｉtcｈen 　　
D. find　soｍeoｎe to ｐａｙ for theiｒ coｌleｇｅ ｆees
67.　Wｈo is ｔｈis　ｓpeeｃh prｏbａblｙ ｇｉｖen ｔo?
　A.　Stｕdents who　ａrｅ goｉｎg tｏ ｇraduatｅ　from　colleges.
B． Sｔudｅnｔs ｗho　ａre ｇoing to　cｏllege　ｉn thｅ US.
C． Studｅｎtｓ　who are goinｇ tｏ　aｐpｌy for　ｒoom-ａｎd-board.
D. Stuｄｅnts who　can’t ｐay foｒ their college　stｕｄｙ ｂy themselvｅs.
68. The Uｎｉveｒsity oｆ Wasｈington ___＿___＿___＿___＿__.
　A．　ｈaｓ tｈe　highest fees　of ａny colleｇe
　 B.　has tｈｅ most ｆｏreigｎ　stｕｄents　ｏf ａｎy coｌｌｅge iｎ the ＵS
　　 　Ｃ.　iｓ　a key uniｖersity iｎ　the Ｎortｈweｓt oｆ　tｈe ＵS
D. chargeｓ lｅｓｓ　ｔhaｎ othｅr cｏllegｅｓ in the Northｗest of the UＳ　
６9. Wｈat　iｓ NOT a mｕｓｔ iｆ you, a　foｒeigｎ　stｕdent, apｐly foｒ the univｅrsｉty in the ＵＳ?
A. Appｌy eigｈtｅｅn　months　bｅfoｒe ｙｏｕ wanｔ　to ｓtａrt．
　Ｂ.　A sｉgned Ｓtatement ｏf Fｉｎａncｉal Ｒespｏｎsibiｌｉtｙ.
C．　Pｅｏple wｈo wiｌl　ｈelp ｙｏu pａy for thｅ ｓtudy shoulｄ provide a baｎk proof.
D. A bａｎｋ lｅｔｔer fｒoｍ ｗｉtｈin thｅ pａｓt six　ｍｏntｈs.
70. What iｓ the spｅａｋer’s ｐuｒｐoｓｅ ｉｎ thiｓ　speech?
　A． To　ｔelｌ fｏｒeiｇｎ studeｎts that mｏney iｓ ｔｈｅ ｍosｔ　important tｈｉng ｉn　thｅ　ＵS.
B. To　advｉse foreiｇn studｅｎtｓ to apply as sｏon as ｐosｓｉbｌe sｏ aｓ　to ｈａve moｒｅ　chａnces.
Ｃ. To stａｔｅ ｓome ｒｅqｕirements　thaｔ foreign　students shoｕｌd　pａy ａttentｉon　ｔo　when apｐｌying for coｌlｅgｅs.
Ｄ. To ｔｅll　pｅople ａｂｏｕt tｈｅ　ｐｒesent　situａtion of foｒeigｎ stuｄｅnｔs　ｉn tｈe US.
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A　resｅａｒｃh tｅａm fｒｏm Fiｎｌａnd, the　Ｕnitｅｄ Ｓtａtes, China anｄ Scｏｔｌａnd ｉs hopeｆｕl aboｕｔ ｔｈe futｕrｅ of forests. Ｓｉx eｘpeｒts iｎ forestｒy　sciｅnｃe ａnd　economics say forest grｏｗth is on ｔhｅ ｉｎcｒeａｓe　in somｅ ｃounｔrieｓ ａnd the　nuｍbeｒ　is risiｎg． Ｐrｏｆｅssor　Kaupｐｉ sａｙｓ the findinｇs ｓugｇest　the　wｏrld may　be aｂlｅ ｔo ｒeａch a turnｉｎg　ｐoinｔ　ａway ｆｒom deforesｔatiｏn (毁林). Mａny expｅｒts hａve ｃonｓｉdeｒｅd tｈat impossible. But tｈe reseaｒchｅrs saｙ　it maｙ bｅ　pｏsｓible ｔo　eｘpａnd tｈe wｏｒld’s fｏrestｓ by ｔen pｅrcen