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• 1How did they survive during those three months、

  A.On supplies they brought with them.

  B.On supplies sent to them by rescue teams.

  C.On supplies left at the military base.

  D.Not mentioned in the passag

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• 2Why were the fishing crew stranded on Oct. 10th、

  A.They went to a remote area.

  B.Their fishing boats collided.

  C.They tried to repair their boats.

  D.They decided to stay in the boats.

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• 3All of the following countries have strict rules about naming children EXCEPT

  A.Algeria.

  B.Germany.

  C.Japan.

  D.Argentina.

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• 4According to the passage, unusual names come from

  A.popular culture.

  B.parents’ invention.

  C.sports.

  D.all of the abov

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• 5According to New Zealand’s rules about naming children, which of the following names isNOT acceptable、

  A.Spiderman.

  B.Gandalf.

  C.2win.

  D.Arsenal.

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• 6Juan Carlos has been King of Spain

  A.since 1981.

  B.for 32 years.

  C.for 70 years.

  D.for 17 years.

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• 7What is the news item mainly about、

  A.The King’s birthday.

  B.The stability of the monarchy.

  C.Criticism from both the left and the right.

  D.The King’s public defence of his reign.

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• 8The three suicide bombings occurred in

  A.November and December.

  B.October and November.

  C.November.

  D.December.

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• 9Did people die in the bombings、

  A.No one died in the bombings.

  B.Yes. In one of the bombings.

  C.Yes. In two of the bombings.

  D.Yes. In all the bombings.

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• 10What is the purpose of the national survey、

  A.To collect data on sources of pollution.

  B.To identify pollution in rivers and lakes.

  C.To help control environmental pollution.

  D.To help control industrial wastes.

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