A£®createnofearatall
B£®createnoconfusedfeeling
C£®createtoomanyfantasies
D£®createasenseofguiltiness
Passage5
Oneoftheeasiestapproachestosolvingthegreenhouseproblemistomakeouruseofenergymoreefficient.Anoutstandingexampleofsuccessinthisareaistheincreaseingasolinemileageachievedbyautomobilemanufacturerssincethelate1970¡¯s.Mostengineerssaythatmuchmorefueleconomycanbebuiltintocars.
Stillanotherapproachinvolvesattackingtheothersideofthecarbondioxidedilemª²ma-increasingtheabsorptionofthegasfromtheatmosphere.InSeptember1988,DanielJ.Dudek,asenioreconomistfortheEnvironmentalDefenseFunds,anindependentorganization,proposedsuchanapproachtotheSenateCommitteeonEnergyandNaturalResources.Dudeksaidthat4millionhectaresofnewforestcouldabsorballthecarbondioxideemittedbyalltheU.S.powerplantslikelytobebuiltinthenextdecade.Replantingthatmanyhectaresoffarmlandasforestwouldcostbetween¡ç1billionand¡ç2billion,accordingtoDudek,butwouldbeacostª²effectivealternativeinbattlingglobalwarming.
Wastheveryhotsummerof1988causedbythegreenhouseeffect,orwasitjustarandomvariationinEarth¡¯sfickle(ÎÞ³£µÄ)weather?Itreallydoesnotmatter,saymanyatmosphericscientists.Globalwarmingisontheway,anditistime,accordingtothem,totakeactiontoavoidaworseoutcomethannatureitselfdecrees.
AsSchneiderputsit,¡°Itisoftensaidthatwedonotsomuchinherittheworldfromourforebears,butratherweborrowitfromourchildren.Itisincreasingly

Inthesecondsentence,¡°theoustandingexampleofsuccess¡±herereferstotheimprovementon_____.
A£®thequalityofgasoline
B£®streetconditions
C£®thespeedofthecar
D£®thedesignofthecarengine


Asasolutiontothegreenhouseproblem,Dudeksuggests_____.
A£®usingfewercarsthannecessary
B£®stoppingfactoriesfromemittingcarbondioxide
C£®improvingthequalityoffactoryequipment
D£®rebuildingandcreatingforests


Inthethirdsentenceofparagaph3,bysayingthat¡°globalwarmingisontheway?-¡±,theauthormeans_____.
A£®theatmosphereistoohottobebearable
B£®theearthisbecomingincreasinglywarm
C£®globalwarmingisbecominguncontrollable
D£®globalwarmingisnowwithineasycontrol


WhenSchneidersays¡°?-weborrowitfromourchildren.¡±,hemeans_____.
A£®weshouldworkoutagoodmethodtocontrolglobalwarmingandpassitontoourchildren
B£®weshouldmakethefutureworldabetterplaceforourchildrentolivein
C£®inthedaysofourchildren,globalwarmingwillgorwoutofcontrol
D£®globalwarmingwillgoontoaffectthelifeofourchildrenanyway
PartIVEnglish-ChineseTranslation

Directions:ReadthefollowingpassagecarefullyandthentranslatetheunderlinedsentencesintoChinese.(15points)

(71)OneofthemostcriticalproblemsfacingblackandotherminorityAmericanstodayisthedifficultyofenteringmainstreamsocietywithoutdenyingtheirownracialandethnicheritage.Theprocesscanbeanagonizingone,anditsometimesleadstodisaster.OnJune12,1985,EdmundPerrywasshotandkilledwhileattemptingtorobaplainclothespoliceofficer.(72)PerrywasblackandaresidentofHarlem;hewasalsoagraduateofoneofthenation¡¯sfinestprepschoolsandwaspreparingtoenterStanfordUniversityonafullscholarship.In¡°TheTwoWorldsofEdmundPerry¡±,RobertSamAnsonrelatesthedetailsofthisstarstudent¡¯sdoublelifeandexaminestheuniquepressureofbeingcaughtbetweentworadicallydifferentsocialrealms.