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æ ¹æ�®ä»¥ä¸Šå†…容,回ç”58-63题。
When it is cold, it will be difficultto get food to market because _________
A. A) snow and landslides will become unpredictable
B. B) cold weather will reduce the productivity
C. C) many roads will be closed to traffic
D. D) more people will suffer hunger
59� What Stacy McCoy does is aimed at_________ in Afghanistan.
A. A) achievingequality of men and women
B. B) increasingpeople's chance for education
C. C) broadeningpeople's outlook of the world
D. D) reducing thenumber of underfed population
60� What does Stacy McCoy think of her life in Afghanistan?
A. A) It's hardbut saf
B. B) It'ssatisfying and saf
C. C) It's hardand insecur
D. D) It'sinsecure but satisfyin
61� What do we know about Stacy McCoy'sfirst assignment?
A. A) She got it because of her ability to speak Frenc
B. B) She worked with the Peace Corps in Morocc
C. C) She brought new agricultural techniques to Morocc
D. D) She expected that it would be safe working in Morocc
62� What does Stacy McCoy's team do withanimal husbandry?
A. A) They helpfarmers to enhance its market valu
B. B) They helpsell its products to overseas market
C. C) Theyintroduce it to the "difficult" countrie
D. D) They take itas a complement to crop farmin
63�
æ ¹æ�®ä»¥ä¸Šå†…容,回ç”63-68题。
According the passage, people areregarded as "strapped" if they are _________
A. A) jobless in the recession
B. B) in financial difficulties
C. C) dependent on their parents
D. D) troubled by credit card debt .
64� Ross Levin thinks that sometimes, it isnot a great idea that _________
A. A) parents help out their adult children
B. B) adult children spend more than they earn
C. C) parents have confronted new retirement budget
D. D) adult children disregard parents' difficulties
65� With the first-time home buyer'scredit, _________
A. A) children did not have to turn to parents for help
B. B) children found it easier to deal with down payment
C. C) parents still had to help pay for the down payment
D. D) parents felt relieved from expense on housing
66� What do we know about the people of thebaby-boom generation?
A. A) Most of them become parents in their twentie
B. B) Most of them prefer to live with their childre
C. C) They are willing to take care of their aging parent
D. D) They have a higher employment rate than their kid
67� Shereshewsky is most likely to agreethat _________
A. A) parentsshould help out their adult kids
B. B) young peopleshould be independent
C. C) parentsshould enjoy their own lives
D. D) young peopleshould help their parents

æ ¹æ�®ä»¥ä¸Šå†…容,回ç”58-63题。
When it is cold, it will be difficultto get food to market because _________
A. A) snow and landslides will become unpredictable
B. B) cold weather will reduce the productivity
C. C) many roads will be closed to traffic
D. D) more people will suffer hunger
59� What Stacy McCoy does is aimed at_________ in Afghanistan.
A. A) achievingequality of men and women
B. B) increasingpeople's chance for education
C. C) broadeningpeople's outlook of the world
D. D) reducing thenumber of underfed population
60� What does Stacy McCoy think of her life in Afghanistan?
A. A) It's hardbut saf
B. B) It'ssatisfying and saf
C. C) It's hardand insecur
D. D) It'sinsecure but satisfyin
61� What do we know about Stacy McCoy'sfirst assignment?
A. A) She got it because of her ability to speak Frenc
B. B) She worked with the Peace Corps in Morocc
C. C) She brought new agricultural techniques to Morocc
D. D) She expected that it would be safe working in Morocc
62� What does Stacy McCoy's team do withanimal husbandry?
A. A) They helpfarmers to enhance its market valu
B. B) They helpsell its products to overseas market
C. C) Theyintroduce it to the "difficult" countrie
D. D) They take itas a complement to crop farmin
63�

æ ¹æ�®ä»¥ä¸Šå†…容,回ç”63-68题。
According the passage, people areregarded as "strapped" if they are _________
A. A) jobless in the recession
B. B) in financial difficulties
C. C) dependent on their parents
D. D) troubled by credit card debt .
64� Ross Levin thinks that sometimes, it isnot a great idea that _________
A. A) parents help out their adult children
B. B) adult children spend more than they earn
C. C) parents have confronted new retirement budget
D. D) adult children disregard parents' difficulties
65� With the first-time home buyer'scredit, _________
A. A) children did not have to turn to parents for help
B. B) children found it easier to deal with down payment
C. C) parents still had to help pay for the down payment
D. D) parents felt relieved from expense on housing
66� What do we know about the people of thebaby-boom generation?
A. A) Most of them become parents in their twentie
B. B) Most of them prefer to live with their childre
C. C) They are willing to take care of their aging parent
D. D) They have a higher employment rate than their kid
67� Shereshewsky is most likely to agreethat _________
A. A) parentsshould help out their adult kids
B. B) young peopleshould be independent
C. C) parentsshould enjoy their own lives
D. D) young peopleshould help their parents
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