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New Delhi has accused Pakistan again of
A．supporting Muslim militants fighting New Delhi's rule in Kashmir.
B．expelling India senior diplomats from their posts in Pakistan.
C．keeping up the nuclear rivalry with India military forces.
D．indicating any possible thaw in their diplomatic relations.
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第1题
What is the news item mainly about？
A．French President calls for an international consensus to allow France to sell India peacetime nuclear technology.
B．French President calls for an international consensus to allow France to sell India nuclear weapons.
C．French President has paid a visit to New Delhi recently.
D．French President shows his support for the military nuclear programs in India.
第2题
A．a nuclear deal between New Delhi and Washington
B．their cooperation on energy policy
C．their rapidly growing trade ties
D．India's attendance of the Hanover Technology Fair
第3题
Washington: US President George W. Bush unveiled the campaign of scientific research and education as a way to ensure American competitiveness in his State of the Union Address, vowing to "double the federal commitment to the most critical basic research programs in the physical sciences over the next 10 years." The push for more funding comes after years of strong criticism of his administration's approach to scientific research. The basic complaint is that the Bush White House puts political ideology over science when writing policy or when determining who sits on advisory panels set up to provide expert input into decision making.
Tokyo: A new study finds that green tea significantly reduces the risk of death from many causes, including heart disease. The study did not find, however, that green tea has any effect on cancer, as has been previously claimed. The study took place in northeastern Japan, where 80 percent of the population drinks green tea regularly. Researchers looked at more than 40,000 adults and compared those who drank less than one cup of tea a day to those who drank three to five cups a day. They found that over the span of 11 years, those who drank more tea were less likely to die of heart disease.
Detroit: General Motors has ended its discussions about a three-way alliance with Nissan and Renault. The car companies announced their decision to terminate talks yesterday. It happened even before the 90-day deadline that the sides had set to study the proposed tie-up. The CEO of General Motors said that their analysis showed benefits of the alliance heavily skewed toward Renault and Nissan, which was unfair to the shareholders of General Motors. GM's largest individual shareholder, Kirk Corrine, who pushed for the discussions and owns nearly 10% stake in GM, expressed disappointment that the talks had broken off.
New Delhi: India and Germany have agreed to deepen their cooperation on energy policy but sidestepped a dispute over a nuclear deal between New Delhi and Washington that Berlin has criticized. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met with Chancellor Angela Merkel in a northern city ahead of the opening of the Hanover Technology Fair, where guest country India and Germany, the world's number three economy, hope to boost their rapidly growing trade ties. As a rising economy in Asia, India is in great need of foreign cooperation and investment, especially in technology-intensive fields like energy.
Questions:
6.What did AOL do recently in China？
7.What did President Bush say recently about scientific research and education？
8.According to the latest study of green tea, which of the following statements is NOT true？
9.According to the news, what is the decision of General Motors？
10.What is the dispute between India and Germany mainly about？
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A．It withdrew from the Chinese market for failure to meet the profit goal.
B．It cooperated with Shanghai Media Group to provide service for Chinese speakers in America
C．It provided material to Shanghai Media Group for a Chinese language version of its website.
D．It decided to be an active player in China in the broadcasting fields.
第4题
Healthy Returns in India
Growth in India has been racing along at an annual 30 percent rate over the last decade, compared to a global average of 20 per cent. This is at a time when the nation's gross domestic product growth averaged 6 to 8 per cent. As lifestyles change, seemingly by the day, sports and fitness have gradually entered into the Indian consciousness as businesses are discovering.
There is no need for a one-size-fits-all strategy in India's healthy sports industry, says David Huang, founder of the Hong Kong-based Asian Academy for Sports and Fitness Professionals. The diverse economic and cultural conditions across many regions ensure that all fitness enthusiasts can find their place, from traditional Indian martial arts to modem Latin dance, and from yoga(瑜珈) to extreme sports, he says.
Health clubs
The fitness segment is a key component of the sports industry, accounting for about a third of the US $15 billion spent annually. Health clubs, which poured about two-thirds of the money into fitness, are increasing at an astonishing rate; there are about 100,000 registered around the country. Most of them target to high-income earners between 18 and 50 who are eager to pursue a healthy and fashionable lifestyle.
New Delhi's first private fitness club, Nirvana, was set up in 2001, It now has five outlets throughout the capital, and two of them franchised(特许的). It plans to open another in the city and one in Bombay, a coastal city in Midwest India. Nirvana president says about 22,000 club members regularly work out. Its flagship(旗舰店) gym occupies 3,000 square meters and is located near a group of high-grade office buildings. It is usually packed to full capacity with about 800 fitness enthusiasts most evenings. Kelly Fan, 25, spends two hours three times a week at Nirvana. She pays US $679 for an annual membership. That's; equivalent to her monthly salary. It's worth it, she says, because "health is priceless."
The largest overseas-funded fitness chain is CSI-Bally Total Club, which was launched in May 2002 and currently operates 13 outlets across India. "We plan to open 10 to 15 new clubs nationwide this year," says board chairman of the gym. Sources close to the chain say membership growth is estimated at 100 to 200 percent annually.
Research on Fitness Spending
A survey by well-known market research and consulting firm Horizon indicates that spots spending in six major cities stood at US $64 per capita in 2003, with New Delhi ranked first at US $110.
The primary reason to go on a fitness regimen(养生法)is to stay healthy, said 71 percent of respondents in the survey, which covered 1,639 people aged between 18 and 60 in New Delhi, Dacca; Calcutta and Bombay. Not all health clubs are restricted to downtown areas, rich suburbs or relatively well-heeled consumers. There are many community sports clubs catering to urban neighborhoods and charging US $123 to US $185.
Rossi, 28, who worked as instructor for about seven years at foreign-funded fitness chain Bodywork-impulse, started her own fitness centre in July, in cooperation with a residential community neighboring Bombay University. "With my professional experience at Bodywork-impulse and the affordable prices for middle-income earners, running the fitness centre is not difficult," Rossi tells India Business Weekly confidently, adding that expansion to other communities is under consideration.
Research by India Sports Industry International, one of the country's pioneer sports operation and marketing consulting companies, found that annual sports spending by Indian consumers is less than US $12 per capita, in comparison with US $300-500 in the United States and advanced European nations.
Lack of Qualified Instructors
The contrast and the great potential explain why people with experience and expertise are keen to c
A．Y
B．N
C．NG
第5题
According to the passage, Rafidah Aziz's critic will welcome her threat because ______.
A．they could take advantage of it to accuse her.
B．it show her weak points.
C．they could make it evidence.
D．she has given them bribe.
第6题
【T4】
NUMBER RELEASED TO A. IT OFFERS BCOM COURSES【T1】______ STUDENTS THROUGHOUT INDIA
B. WAS【T2】______ IN DE
C. 2011 AND ASKED THE PERSPECTIVE STUDENTS TO AVOID THESE SELF-STYLED UNIVERSITIES
C. THE SECOND HIGHEST【T3】______ OF SUCH VARSITIES BELIEVE IT NOT, A "UNIVERSITY" IS BEING RUN FROM A CRAMPED 20 X 20-FOOT ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF A BUILDING AT DARYAGANJ IN OLD DELH
I. THE OWNER OF THE ESTABLISHMENT CLAIMS【T4】______ COMMERCIAL UNIVERSITY LTD, AS THE PLACE IS CALLED, IS ONE OF SIX "UNIVERSITIES" IN THE CAPITAL THAT HAVE BEEN BRANDED FAKE BY THE UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSIO
N. THE LIST【T5】______ DELHI HAS【T6】______ IN THE LIST, AFTER UTTAR PRADESH WHICH HAS EIGHT.
第7题
【T3】
A.NUMBER
B.RELEASED
C.TO A.IT OFFERS BCOM COURSES【T1】______STUDENTS THROUGHOUT INDIA
B.
B.WAS【T2】______IN DE
C. 2011 AND ASKED THE PERSPECTIVE STUDENTS TO AVOID THESE SELF-STYLED UNIVERSITIES
C.THE SECOND HIGHEST【T3】______OF SUCH VARSITIES BELIEVE IT NOT, A "UNIVERSITY" IS BEING RUN FROM A CRAMPED 20×20-FOOT ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF A BUILDING AT DARYAGANJ IN OLD DELH
I.THE OWNER OF THE ESTABLISHMENT CLAIMS【T4】______ COMMERCIAL UNIVERSITY LTD, AS THE PLACE IS CALLED, IS ONE OF SIX "UNIVERSITIES" IN THE CAPITAL THAT HAVE BEEN BRANDED FAKE BY THE UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSIO
N.THE LIST【T5】______ DELHI HAS【T6】______IN THE LIST, AFTER UTTAR PRADESH WHICH HAS EIGHT.
