TEXT G First read the following question. 84. From the passage, we can infer that in Burnetts time, most ad companies were in ______ A. Volkswagen. B. Madison Avenue. C. Rolls-Royce. D. Chicagos Loop. Now scan the passage and answer the question. He was not the admans adman. He wasnt a hipster like William Bernbach, who tapped into youth cult with the "Think Small" campaign for Volkswagen. He wasnt an elegant rationalist like David Ogivy, whose ads famously advised the rich that a Rolls-Royce was the sensible car to buy. He didnt even work on Madison Avenue, but in Chicagos Loop instead. But Leo Burnett, the jolly genius of the heartland subconscious, is the man most responsible for the blizzard of visual imagery that assaults us today.
84. From the passage, we can infer that in Burnett's time, most ad companies were in ______
A) Volkswagen.
B) Madison Avenue.
C) Rolls-Royce.
D) Chicago's Loop.
TEXT H First read the following questions. 85. HK dollars were then in circulation plus the HK dollars issued by Bank of China. A. 75 billion B. 72 billion C. 78 billion D. Uncountable 86. Between the HK dollars issued by Bank of China and the ones issued by the other 2 banks, ______ A. there is no difference in every aspect. B. there is only one difference in denominations. C. there is only one difference in design of note. D. there are many differences in size, colour and denomination. Now scan the passage and answer the questions. A total of 3 billion HK dollars newly issued by the Bank of China represents about 4 per cent of the total HK dollar notes then in circulation. The new HK dollars are in five denominations: 1000,500,100,50 and 20. The sizes and colour schemes of the notes are consistent with those currently issued by the other two banks. The only difference is that the designs of the notes comprise local landmarks symbolic of the contemporary elements of Hong Kong and such floral patterns as bauhinia, peony, lotus, chrysanthemum and narcissus. A few security features to prevent counterfeiting have also been added to the notes. In addition, there are elegantly minted and uniquely shaped coins in smaller denominations: 10,5,2,1,50 cents, 20 cents and 10 cents.
85. HK dollars were then in circulation plus the HK dollars issued by Bank of China.
A) 75 billion
B) 72 billion
C) 78 billion
D) Uncountable
86. Between the HK dollars issued by Bank of China and the ones issued by the other 2 banks, ______
A) there is no difference in every aspect.
B) there is only one difference in denominations.
C) there is only one difference in design of note.
D) there are many differences in size, colour and denomination.
TEXT I First read the following question. 87. Which of the following statements is true? A. New York Times is the best newspaper in many ways in New York. B. The news you get from New York Times is nationwide. C. The news New York Times reports is usually of little significance. D. You can have a general structure of New York Times contents every month. Now scan the passage and answer the question. In many ways, New York Times is the greatest of American newspapers. Its news coverage reaches the world from its vast city room on the third floor of its building at 229 West 43rd Street in New York. It covers those aspects of the news that make history —— national politics, the administration, Congress, government agencies, foreign policy, news from abroad of significant changes in government, wars and revolutions, disasters, and certain areas in the news, such as finance, science and the press. It has a huge city staff and foreign correspondents posted from United Nations headquarters to Beijing. It prints the texts or experts of important speeches, reports, documents, presidential news conferences. And it provides a semimonthly cumulative index to its contents. Its circulation is nationwide, 873,000 daily; 1,430,000, Sunday.
87. Which of the following statements is true?
A) New York Times is the best newspaper in many ways in New York.
B) The news you get from New York Times is nationwide.
C) The news New York Times reports is usually of little significance.
D) You can have a general structure of New York Times' contents every month.
