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As more European immigrants arrived, they began to regard the ______Americans with th

A.Mexican

B.Aboriginal

C.Native

D.African

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第1题

Generally speaking, western European immigrants are more readily merged into the rest

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第2题

For example, in 1997, more than fifty percent of young people which were aged between

15 and 25 in the European Union had some ability in speaking English.Please choose the one that is not appropriately used______.

A、more than

B、which

C、between

D、in

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第3题

European unemployment rates are double the U. S. level, placing pressure on European p

oliticians to come up with innovative ways to create jobs. Increasingly European governments are turning to multinational corporations with incentives linked to the number of jobs the company will create by investing in the country. The more jobs a multinational manufacturer promises, the more subsidies the government will provide.

Britain, the leader in this race with 10 percent of all foreign investment in the European Union, paid $48,600 for each of the jobs created in 1996 when LG, a south Korean firm invested in an electronics complex. According to Britain's Trade and Industry Ministry, more than 285,000 jobs were created or preserved through foreign investment from 1994 to When countries such as China and Mexico offer low-cost locations for production, industrialized nations feel compelled to counter with other incentives. Governments use subsidies to induce investment not only from auto firms but also at even greater cost. from high-tech computer and electronics companies. With countries engaged in a bidding war for multinational investment, smaller nations face the prospect of being outspent by bigger competitors. Despite the high cost of the handouts, no country wants to miss the opportunity to gain job growth and modernized industry, especially when plagued by high unemployment.

26. European governments hope to lower unemployment rates by ().

A. placing pressures on Europeans companies

B. getting loans from banks

C. creating more jobs

27. The more jobs the multinational manufacturers promise, the more () European governments will provide.

A. money

B. jobs

C. profit

28. Britain is the leader in ().

A. investing money in international market

B. spending time to look for partners abroad

C. attracting foreign investment

29. Government subsidies have attracted investment relatively easily from ().

A. car companies

B. low-cost industries

C. Gas companies

30. Every country hopes to gain job growth and modernized industry, especially when plagued by high unemployment. 'Plague' here means ().

A. a kind of disease

B. causing continual trouble

C. spreading death

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第4题

The Egyptians wrote on a kind of material made of a water plant.Europeans used pa

rchment for many hundreds of years.Parchment was very strong; it was made from the skin of certain young animals.We have learnt of the most important facts of European history from records that were kept on parchment.

1、What’s the meaning of the underlined word‘parchment’？ _________

A.The skin of young animals

B.A kind of paper made from the skin of certain young animals

C.The paper used by European countries

D.The paper of Egypt

2、Which of the following is NOT mentioned about the invention of paper？ ________

A.More jobs could be provided than before

B.More people could be educated than before

C.More books could be printed and distributed

D.More ways could be used to exchange knowledge

3、When did the Egyptians begin to use paper widely？ ___________

A.Around 1400

B.Around 1900

C.Around 400

D.Around 900

4、Which of the following countries uses more paper for each person a year？ _______

A.China

B.Sweden

C.Egypt

D.Japan

5、What is the main idea of this short talk？ _________

A.More and more paper is being consumed nowadays

B.Paper enables people to receive education more easily

C.The invention of paper is of great significance to man

D.Paper contributes a lot to the keeping of historical records

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第5题

A recent survey has revealed that the country with the shortest holidays and the long

est working hours in Europe is the UK. In the UK, a worker puts in over 43.6 hours a week on average - far higher than any other European country. The average in the European Union (EU) is around 40 hours a week. Astonishingly, in the UK, one in ten workers spends more than 61 hours a week at work. In addition, a British worker only has 20 days’ holiday a year.Interestingly, however, despite the fact that the British have the shortest holidays and the longest working hours in the EU, the UK's GDP per worker is one of the lowest in Europe. Mediterranean countries like Spain, Portugal, Greece and Italy have some of the longest holidays in Europe, ranging from 33 to 36 days. Although Austria has the longest holiday time of all in Europe (38 days on average), it has an above-average GDP per worker.

1. UK Workers have the shortest holidays () .A. in the world

B. in Europe

C. in western Europe

D. in the Mediterranean

2. On average workers in the UK puts in ()hours more than those in the European Union.A. 3.6 hours

B. 17.4 hours

C. 20 hours

D. 21 hours

3. In the UK, () works more than 61 hours a week.A. one in five

B. one in ten

C. one in 20

D. one in 40

4. The second paragraph mainly tells us that ().A. the British have the shortest holidays

B. the British have the longest holidays

C. the British have the longest working hours

D. the UK’s GDP per worker is one of the lowest in Europe

5. () has the longest holiday time of all in Europe.A. Spain

B. Portugal

C. Austria

D. Greece

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第6题

墨西哥和巴西各自的贸易伙伴不同。墨西哥主要与美国贸易，巴西与美国和欧盟的贸易量大致相当。墨

西哥的贸易量相对其GDP而言很大。用引力模型解释这种现象。

Mexico and Brazil have very different trading patterns. Mexico trades mainly with the United States，Brazil trades about equally with the United States and with the European Union; Mexico does much more trade relative to its GDP.Explain these differences using the gravity model，

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第7题

Europeans work fewer hours, for more money, than ever before. What do they do with all tha

t time off？ In the cold, gray north they watch television: Denmark now has 386 sets for every 1000 people, Germany 385—40% more than in 1970. In sunny Spain they eat out: 14% of household spending, the largest share in the community, goes on restaurants, cafes and hotels—not counting alcoholic drinks. Europeans everywhere watch football. One European in there is interested in football, a quarter in tennis and getting more so. As long ago as 1980, the most recent year for which comparable figures exist, nine-tenths of Europe's households had a refrigerator(except in Ireland and Portugal). Ownership of washing machines varied more: 87% of Dutch had one, but only 58% of Danes. Ownership of dishwashers was stuck at 3% in Britain in 1980, but rising fast in France: up from 13% in 1980 to 22% in 1985. In Holland 95% of households bad a telephone in 1985, in Italy only 72%.

Above all, the newly rich Europeans go on holiday. In 1985, 56% of them went away at least once. As anyone who has tried to spread a towel on a Mediterranean beach in high summer can confirm, 34% of them took their main holidays in August and another 28% in July. For peace(if not sun), try February or November, when only 1% of Europeans take their main holiday. One European in three took holidays abroad. These, not surprisingly, are mostly northerners.

Half of Europe's holidaymakers head for the seaside. But in Holland marginally more people prefer a holiday in the countryside to a week on the beach. So there are some differences left.

We know from the first paragraph that north Europeans spend their spare time ______.

A．eating out

B．watching TV

C．visiting friends

D．fishing

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第8题

听力原文： [26] At the heart of the dispute is whether food aid to developing countries sho

uld be in the form. of cash or agricultural products, often subsidized by donors. [27] The European Union argues that cash donations are the best way to quickly purchase food in an emergency because food shipments are sometimes sold in local markets at the receiving end. And European countries say flooding markets with cheap imported food drives local farmers out of business. Edward Clay, Senior Research Associate at the Overseas Development Institute in London says the European approach makes food aid more flexible. [28] The United States argues that the European cash-only approach has been ineffective, causing a steep decline in food aid since the 1990s. According to a report published by the World Food Program, food aid contributions suffered a ＄1 billion shortfall last year. In contrast, the U.S. sends donations to developing countries in the form. of com, wheat and other commodities.

The dispute between the European Union and the United States is mainly about

A．whether there is a steep decline in food aid since the 1990s.

B．whether food aid drives local farmers out of the market.

C．whether food aid displaces local products in developing countries.

D．whether food aid should be in the form. of cash or agricultural products.

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第9题

In Switzerland, six miles west of Geneva, lies a collection of laboratories and buildings,

and most curious of ally a circular mound【36】more than 650 feet in diameter. This cluster has unique importance. It is Europe's【37】atomic city dedicated to investigating the atom for peaceful purposes. The strange buildings【38】the European Council for Nuclear Research, more popularly known, from their French initials as CERV. The council was【39】when a handful of statesmen and scientific experts met in Paris in 1950. Their aim was to "【40】an organization providing for cooperation among European states in nuclear research of a pure scientific and fundamental character."

The CERV agreement was signed in 1953, and work on the atomic city began in 1954. Today CERV's【41】are among the most modern and the most diversified in the world. Impressive as the scientific aspect may be, the real significance of CKRV may lie【42】the thousand people—scientists, lab workers, and administrative—group drawn from the fourteen member nations【43】populate it. British engineers work【44】with Swiss electricians and Yugoslav nuclear physicists. The official languages are French and English, with German an unofficial third. But CFRV is【45】tower of Babel—the language of science is universal and all-embracing.

(36)

A．earth

B．dirt

C．mud

D．soil

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第10题

Some people have criticized the Disney management for being culturally insensitive in building a the

me park in France. Disney has(1)to the accusation with comments of its own. People from Disney have said that the company is very sensitive to the idea that its park shows a(n)(2)of cultural concerns. They have tried to make it more European by(3)European cultural elements. The legends and fairy tales which come from Europe(4)prominently in the park. The(5)development of the theme park, in fact, has a European base. Disney has also(6)that the park will be special. It will have a uniqueness(7)to its European setting. All the direction(8)in the park will be in two languages. They will be in French(9)in English. Some performers in the park will(10)in French, Spanish and English.(11)the other hand, Disney will remain American. Disney does(12)that the park is American. That is, it does have an American cultural focus in(13). Disney sees this(14)something important. It is the main selling(15)to attract people. The 320 million European citizens who live(16)a two-hour flight want to visit Disney, because it is American. The Europeans coming to the park would be disappointed by a park that is strictly representative(17)their own countries. The people who visit the park will be very happy with the American culture they see(18)by Disneyland During their trip, they will experience not only the cultures of Europe,(19)that of the US as well. One thing is(20)though: All other previous theme parks in Europe have been unsuccessful. It is not yet clear how a Disney theme park will do in France.

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