TEXT G

First read the following questions.ª¤

85. Which sentence expresses the main idea?ª¤

A. Necessity is the mother of invention.ª¤

B. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.ª¤

C. Don¡¯t count your chickens before they are hatchedª¤

D. Join the unhooked generation.ª¤

86. The paragraph is in favor of ____.ª¤

A. forbidding smoking in public places

B. outlawing the sale of tobacco productsª¤

C. promoting good health habits

D. enforcing strict air quality controlsª¤

Now read Text G quickly and mark your answers on your ANSWER SHEET.ª¥

Whether you are a smoker or a non-smoker, you should take measures to protect your lungs. You can test your lung capacity by holding a lighted match about six inches from your face and trying to blow it out with your mouth wide open. If you cannot blow out the flame, arrange for a medical examination. Using a simple machine called a spirometer. A doctor can measure the lungs¡¯ strength and capacity. In other words, he can test how efficiently you breathe. When combined with a complete physical examination, the spirometer test may detect early sighs of respiratory problems.ª¤

TEXT H

First read the following questions.ª¤

87. Mr. and Mrs. Pfile arrived at Reader¡¯s Digest Headquarters in Pleasantville, New York by____.ª¤

A. air

B. bus

C. taxi

D. seaª¤

88. How much money did Mr. Pfile win altogether?ª¤

A. Five million dollars.

B. $ 5,100,000.00.

C. $ 100,000.

D. $ 4,900,000.ª¤

Now read Text H quickly and mark your answers on your ANWER SHEET. ª¥

PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESSMAN WINS $5,100,000.00!ª¤
PLEASANTVILLE,NY¡ª¡ªGrand Prize Winner Mr. Ira Pfile received his prize check¡ª¡ªIN PERSON¡ª¡ªfrom Reader¡¯s Digest President, Richard McLoughlin.ª¥
Mr. Pfile and his wife, Virginia, were brought to New York by corporate jet from their home in Charleroi, Pennsylvania to attend a special ceremony in their hon or at Reader¡¯s Digest Headquarters in Pleasantville, New York.ª¥
Throngs of Digest employees, reporters and cameramen all turned out to celebrate Mr. Pfiles¡¯s lucky windfall and to personally witness the presentation of his award. ª¥
In addition to the FIVE-MILLION-DOLLAR Grand Prize, Mr. Pfile also won a Bonus of $100,000 CASH¡ª¡ªjust for getting his entry back early.ª¥
A 1936 graduate of the Wharton School of Business, Mr. Pfile has owned and operated a variety of businesses and is currently active in the real estate field.ª¥
Mr. Pfile subscribes to Reader¡¯s Digest and has been reading it since the 1920s. Like her husband, Mrs. Pfile regularly reads the Digest and for years has enjoyed Reader¡¯s Digest Condensed Books as well.ª¤

TEXT I

First read the following questions.ª¤

89. In the year when the World Cup was held in Munich, Germany, ____was the winner.ª¤

A. Italy

B. Brazil

C. West Germany

D. Argentinaª¤

90. According to the passage, USA held the World Cup games in____.

A. 1994

B. 1954

C. 1978

D. 1982ª¤

Now read Text I quickly and mark your answers on your ANSWER SHEET.

YEAR WINNER SCORE RUNNER-UPSCORE PLACE HELD

1930[]Uruguay[]4[]Argentina[]2[]Montevideo,Uruguay

[BHD]1934[]Italy []2[]Czechoslovakia[]1[]Rome,ltaly

[BH]1938[]Italy []4[]Hungary []2[]Paris,France

[BH]1950[]Uruguay []2[]Brazil[]1[]Rio do Janeiro,Brazil

[BH]1954[]West Germany []3[]Hungary[]2[]Bern,Switzerland

[BH]1958[]Brazil []5[]Sweden []2[]Stockholm,Sweden

[BH]1962[]Brazil []3[]Czechoslovakia[]1[]Santiago,Chile

[BH]1966[]England[]4[]West Germany []2[]London, England

[BH]1970[]Brazil []4[]Italy []1[]Mexico City,Mexico

[BH]1974[]West Germany []2[]Netherlands[]1[]Munich, Germany

[BH]1978[]Argentina[]3[]Netherlands[]1[]Buenos Aires,Argentina

[BH¡½1982[]Italy[]3[]West Germany[]1[]Madrid,Spain

[BH]1986[]Argentina[]3[]West Germany []2[]Mexico City,Mexico

[BH]1990[]West Germany []1[]Argentina[]0[]Rome,Italy

[BH]1994[]Brazil[]0*[]Italy[]0[]Pasadena,USA¡¼BG)F¡½

* Brazil won the game 3-2 in a penalty-kick shoot-out

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