三、真题分析三

Questions 6 to 10　

6. (A) To issue a final statement propped by the US.

(B) To support a US missile defence plan.

(C) To continue consultations with the US on the issue.

(D) To review the situation of US military presence in Europe.

7. (A) The schedule for government talks on trade between the two countries.

(B) A wide but unspecified range of world issues of mutual interest.

(C) The US agricultural exports to Japan.

(D) Plans to reform Japan’s economy.

8. (A) Below 1 per cent.

(B) Around 2.5 per cent.

(C) 2.9 per cent.

(D) From 4.75 per cent to 4.5 per cent.

9. (A) Police blamed the riots mainly on ultra-rightwing nationalists and white power supremacist.

(B) The riots were triggered by the general election scheduled for June.

(C) The riots occurred in a rundown town of South England.

(D) A considerable number of deaths and injuries were reported in local newspaper.

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10. (A) Three people on a village lane.

(B) A bridge built to commemorate the Olympics.

(C) Several vehicles on a suburban highway.

(D) A building near a police station.

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Questions 6 to 10

Question No. 6. What did the NATO foreign ministers decide at the meeting yesterday?

6. (A) To issue a final statement propped by the US.

(B) To support a US missile defence plan.

(C) To continue consultations with the US on the issue.

(D) To review the situation of US military presence in Europe.

BUDAPEST: NATO foreign ministers yesterday decided not to back a US missile defence plan but agreed to continue consultations with Washington on the issue.

NATO　北约

The final statement by the council of NATO foreign ministers, the decision-making body of the western military alliance, said the NATO allies welcomed consultations initiated by US President George W. Bush on the American strategic review, including missile defence.

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Question No. 7. What is the Japanese Prime Minister expected to talk about during his first meeting with the US President?

7. (A) The schedule for government talks on trade between the two countries.

(B) A wide but unspecified range of world issues of mutual interest.

(C) The US agricultural exports to Japan.

(D) Plans to reform Japan’s economy.

Question No. 8. According to the president of the European Central Bank, what might be the inflation rate in the Euro-zone for the year 2002?

8. (A) Below 1 per cent.

(B) Around 2.5 per cent.

(C) 2.9 per cent.

(D) From 4.75 per cent to 4.5 per cent.

Question No. 9. Which of the following statements is true about the recent race riots in England?

9. (A) Police blamed the riots mainly on ultra-rightwing nationalists and white power supremacist.

(B) The riots were triggered by the general election scheduled for June.

(C) The riots occurred in a rundown town of South England.

(D) A considerable number of deaths and injuries were reported in local newspaper.

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Britain's worst race riots for years have brought into the open the determination of Asian and black youths to challenge a mainly white society in which their immigrant parents were simply happy to find a place to live.

The weekend violence, which burst onto the British political agenda in the middle of an election campaign, typified the struggle for identity many of the youths in immigrant communities endure in modern Britain.

Question No. 10. According to the news, what did a South Korean military helicopter crash onto?

10. (A) Three people on a village lane.

(B) A bridge built to commemorate the Olympics.

(C) Several vehicles on a suburban highway.

(D) A building near a police station.