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residence tO Versailles. During the French RevOlutiOn in 1789, the LOuvre became a public museum New cOllectiOns have been added ever since.

The museum Offers cOllectiOns ranging frOm early MesOpOtamia, ancient Greece and Egypt, the ROman Empire dOwn tO the impressiOnists Of the 19th century. The mOst famOus painting in the LOuvre is LeOnardO da Vinci's MOna Lisa. The Renaissance painting is prOtected by bulletprOOf glass and flanked by museum guards. Other pOpular wOrks Of art include the Venus Of MilO and The Dying Slave by MichelangelO In the 1980s, the LOuvre was cOmpletely redesigned. A huge cOmplex was built under the cOurtyard. In frOnt Of the LOuvre, there is a glass pyramid, thrOugh which peOple enter the museum It is in cOntrast tO the unique architecture Of the museum itself.

The LOuvre cOnsists Of three separate wings that span fOur flOOrs. It is sO huge that yOu simply cannOt see everything in a single day. The museum Offers many guided tOurs ranging frOm intrOductOry tOurs that shOw the museum's masterpieces tO theme tOurs Of a specific periOd Of art.

21. When was the LOuvre Museum Opened as a public museum? A. In1204. B. In1789. C. In the 1600s. D. In the 1980s.

22. What dOes the third paragraph mainly talk abOut? A. The variety Of cOllectiOns. B. The access tO the museum. C. The building style Of the museum.

D. The methOds Of prOtecting the cOllectiOns.

23. What can we knOw abOut the glass pyramid in frOnt Of the museum? A. It serves as an exit frOm the museum. B. It was Once hOme tO the kings Of France.

C. It was designed as a museum fOr displaying cOllectiOns Of art. D. The style Of its architecture is quite different frOm that Of the museum.

B

Many peOple gO mad when they sit next tO a child whO is screaming in an airplane. SOme travelers get nervOus, nOt Only because planes are packed and fOOt space is limited, but alsO because crying babies get On their nerves. In sOme cases parents dOn’t dO anything tO stOp screaming, in Others nOthing helps tO calm a child dOwn. NOw mOre and mOre travelers are demanding child-free flights Or sectiOns reserved fOr families On planes. SOme passengers wOuld even pay extra mOney if they cOuld avOid the crying and screaming Of children in the cabin. Many parents are in favOr Of the suggestiOn as well because crying children are a stress fOr them tOO. A sectiOn fOr parents and their children wOuld give families a chance tO laugh, cry and talk tO their children.

The airlines themselves, hOwever, dO nOt like this idea. They say that flying is a tOugh industry and they are nOt gOing tO tell passengers tO take anOther flight if they want a certain One. There are many difficulties in family sectiOns On planes tOO. HOw wOuld yOu arrange the seating? What if parents want tO sit in the back rOw and children up in the frOnt? What wOuld happen if a large family suddenly cancelled a flight? If yOu prOvide an area fOr families sOme peOple might then want a sectiOn fOr Obese peOple, Or Ones Only fOr seniOrs. Airlines simply can't let that happen.

One airline Official especially trained tO handle children says there are things parents can dO tO make flying with children mOre stress-free. YOu cOuld supply an infant with sOmething tO dO during a flight Or request a seat in the last rOw Of the plane where yOu wOuldn't bOther anyOne else. In any case, it's impOrtant tO stay calm.

24.\“flights ”. A. withOut children B. withOut payment C. with crying babies D. with a lOt Of tOys

25. Which Of the fOllOwing statements is TRUE accOrding tO the text? A. NOthing can be dOne tO calm a crying child dOwn On a plane. B. YOu can avOid sitting with children if yOu pay extra mOney. C. Children screaming in the cabin can be tOlerated by Other passengers. D. Airlines wOuld have many difficulties if passengers cOuld chOOse their seats. 26. What's the airlines' attitude tOwards dividing special sectiOns On planes? A. SuppOrtive. B. OppOsed. C. DOubtful. D. Optimistic.

27. What can we infer frOm the text

A. We can chOOse a child-free flight in the near future. B. Children will have mOre space tO play On the plane. C. All air attendance must be trained hOw tO deal with children. D. Crying children can still be a trOuble fOr many peOple On a plane. C

YOung drug abuse is becOming a seriOus prOblem in many cOuntries. It leads tO numerOus cOnsequences at the health, ecOnOmic, sOcial and legal level. In additiOn, because Of abusing drugs, many peOple becOme victims Of viOlence Or engage in risky, unplanned sex. Whether yOu smOke marijuana (大麻), drink alcOhOl Or inject herOin, there are risks invOlved with using drugs that can range frOm addictiOn tO death. AlcOhOl is Our mOst cOmmOn drug. Teens have access tO it at parties, and they can Obtain it frOm Older friends whO are Of legal age tO buy it TObaccO is legally available, but cigarette smOking is alsO highly addictive.

Visiting discO has given a bOOst tO the prOblem. YOung peOple in pOOr cOnditiOns seem tO be the mOst expOsed pOpulatiOn grOup tO drug abuse, especially drOp-Outs and street kids, whO Often get tOgether and inject herOin. Since herOin is cOmmOnly injected, users are Often at risk Of HIVIAIDS, which can be transmitted thrOugh shared needles

There are mainly five basic reasOns why yOung Ones might be drawn tO drugs. They want tO feel grOwn-up and make their Own decisiOns. They want tO fit in. They want tO relax and feel gOOd They want tO take risks and rebel. They want tO satisfy their curiOsity. SO health prOfessiOnals and the parents shOuld help thrOugh early educatiOn abOut drugs. KnOwing the

risks can help them make better decisiOns that pOsitively affect their health.

It's encOuraging tO knOw that many sOcial and religiOus institutiOns have taken a seriOus nOte Of the prOblem Of drug addictiOn and sincere effOrts are being made by many individuals and OrganizatiOns. GOvernment shOuld fund this kind Of suppOrt, because it is nO lOnger a prOblem fOr individual families, but fOr sOciety as a whOle.

I strOngly suggest that children keep away frOm drugs.

28. What dOes the underlined wOrd \ A. Reduce. B. Change. C. Benefit. D. Increase.

29. Which is the basic reasOn fOr children’s liking fOr drugs accOrding tO the text? A. They are curiOus abOut drugs.

B. They are tOO yOung tO cOntrOl themselves. C. They want tO set an example fOr their friends. D. They expect tO draw attentiOn frOm Others. 30. What can we infer frOm the text? A. EveryOne can buy alcOhOl frOm a shOp.

B. The gOvernment advOcates a tOtal ban On alcOhOl. C. Street kids are mOre likely tO develOp AIDS.

D. The drug abuse is nO lOnger a prOblem fOr individuals. 31. What's the writer's main purpOse in writing this text? A. TO list the reasOns fOr drug abuse. B. TO advise hOw tO fight with drugs. C. TO explain the cOnsequences Of drug abuse. D. TO appeal tO children tO keep away frOm drugs.

D

JOhn and BObby jOined the same cOmpany tOgether just after they graduated frOm university the same year. BOth Of them wOrked very hard. Several years later, hOwever, the bOss prOmOted BObby tO manager but JOhn was still a wOrker. JOhn cOuld nOt take it, and gave his resignatiOn tO the bOss He cOmplained that the bOss did nOt think much Of thOse whO were hard -wOrking,