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Autonomous Region£¬according to a Modern Man Newspaper's report£® Several loads of fresh vegetables are placed neatly along a street in Xinkai Village of Mengshan County close to Mengshan-Wuzhou High-way£®But the vendors£¨Ð¡··£©cannot be found tending£¨ÕÕ¿´£©their stalls£¨Ì¯Î»£©£®They just come twice a day£®

In the early morning£¬farmers carry their fresh vegetables and set them up with a

sign listing weights and prices£®Then£¬they go back to work in their fields£® During the daytime£¬people select what they want byreferring to the market prices

and tagged£¨±êÓУ©weights on each bundle of vegetables£®They leave money in the

merchants' bamboo tubes£¨¹Ü£©£®

The vegetables fair was set up in early 1980£®Vendors are mostly farmers from nearby villages who take care of their contracted land£¨ÔðÈÎÌand other farm chores

during the day£®

56£®Which of the following about the passage is NOT true£¿ A£®The customers bargain with the sellers£®

B£®The prices are included in a listing sign by the vegetables£® C£®The vegetables are placed in good order£® D£®No thieves have been to the market so far£®

57£®The farmers do not look after their vegetables at the market mainly?because £ß£ß£ß£®

A£®they have to look after their crops B£®in this way they can get more money C£®the buyers are very honest D£®selling vegetables is tiring

58£®From the last two paragraphs we can see that £ß£ß£ß A£®the market is newly-built£®

B£®the bamboo tubes are very good money containers£®

C£®people there are very honest£®

D£®there are not a single thief in Guangxi£®

59£®It can be inferred from the passage that £ß£ß£ß£® A£®the farmers live near the market B£®everyone there has to work in the fields

C£®the vendors sometimes hide themselves near the market D£®the farmers there are very lazy ¤DB¤D

If you like reading romantic stories£¬you may haveheard of Chiung Yao£¬Taiwan's well-known romantic novelist£®

Chiung Yao regards her marriage to her second husband as particularly special£®¡°I

count my husband's love as my great pride£¬¡± says the woman novelist£¬who is now

62 years old£®¡°I've seen so much of life and have come to conclude that happiness

is the most important thing£®And I have this need to create happiness for everyone£®¡±

Since her career started in 1963 with the publication of her first romance novel£¬Beyond the Windows£¬Chiung's work has been very popular£¬especially among

young female readers£®But her work has also been criticized for its sentimentality£¨É˸У©and twisted£¨Å¤Çú£©reality£®

But Chiung has never apologized£®¡°It's a compliment£¨ÔÞÑto me when people say my

work is dream-like£¬¡± she says£®¡°I believe everyone has dreams£¬and if I have helped bring to life their dreams£¬then I have achieved my purpose£®¡± 60£®Which is the best title for the passage£¿ A£®A Romantic Story Writer B£®Chiung Yao's Story

C£®What a Famous Story Writer£¡ D£®A Life Filled with Dreams

61£®Which kind of people enjoy ChiungYao's novels most£¿ A£®Students£® B£®Politicians£®

C£®Young ladies£® D£®Those who often dream£® 62£®What can we infer from the passage£¿ A£®Chiung loves her second husband very much£® B£®Chiung didn't love her first husband at all£® C£®Chiung's first husband has already died£®

D£®Chiung doesn't understand the criticism on her novels£® 63£®From the passage we can learn that £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£® A£®Chiung Yao is a person full of experiences B£®Chiung Yao likes sentimentality

C£®Chiung Yao has lived a romantic life in all her life D£®Chiung Yao is angry at the criticism on her stories ¤DC¤D

BERLIN¡ªGermany will admit up to 20,000 foreign high-tech workers£¬under a plan

announced on May 31£®Chancellor£¨×ÜÀí£©Gerhard Schroeder sees this as a way to keep

the country from falling behind in information technology£®

The plan for these so-called ¡°green cards£¬¡± not unlike the US work permit system£¬came in answer to industry complaints that there were not enough qualified workers to fill positions£®

Workers who come to Germany under the new rules£¬effective from August£¬will be

given a five-year work permit after they have completed studies ina related field£¬or can promise to make at least 100,000 marks£¨US ¡ç48,000£©in yearly salary£®

Family members are also allowed to receive work permits£®¡°There is strong competition in the rest of the world for these people£¬¡± Schroeder

said£¬mentioning not only the United States but also Britain and France£®¡°Germany

would be making a mistake if it didn't take part in this competition£®¡± He said employers have already offered 11,000 jobs through a ¡°green card hotline¡± and some 4,700 applicants£¨people who ask for a position£©have e-mailed

information requests£®

The Chancellor also said that the number of workers and the time limit of their stay may be extended£¬which is impossible under current German law£® Allowing the workers to stay longer means they could finally become German citizens£®Since the beginning of the year£¬foreigners who have lived in the country for eight years can ask to be naturalized£¨Ê¹¼ÓÈë¡­¡­¹ú¼®£©£® 64£®From the first paragraph we know that £ß£ß£ß£ß£® A£®Germany is a less-developed country B£®Germany used to be a developed country

C£®Germany is short of high-tech workers in the field of information D£®Germany once lost interest in information technology

65£®If a high-tech worker wants to work in Germany£¬he or she can enter Germany

£ß£ß£ß£® ±¾ÎÄÎĵµ°æÏÂÔØ£ºhttp://www.k12zy.com/05/61/056194.htm A£®in June B£®during July C£®before August D£®at any time

66£®It is mentioned in the passage that competition in high-tech businesses £ß£ß£ß£®

A£®only exists in America£¬Britain and France B£®has nothing to do with small countries C£®is weak in Asian countries D£®will affect the future of a country

67£®According to this passage workers from foreign countries usually ask for jobs by £ß£ß£®

A£®telephone B£®letter C£®internet D£®telegram ¤DD¤D