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With the countrys population increasing to 3 billion, many of Chinas rivers, including the

legendary Yellow River, ______

A．is drying up

B．will be drying up

C．had dried up

D．are drying up

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A．the majority of Americans think the country is being led astray.

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第8题

Popular culture in the United States has become Europeanized to an extent unimaginable twe

nty-five years ago. Not many people then drank wine with meals, and no one drank imported mineral water. No idea would have been more astonishing than that Americans would pay to watch soccer games. Such thoughts arise because of a report that the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials has just adopted a proposal to develop the countrys first comprehensive interstate system of routes for bicycles. Which of the following inferences is best supported by the passage？

A．Long-distance bicycle routes are used in Europe.

B．Drinking imported mineral water is a greater luxury than drinking imported wine.

C．United States culture has benefited from exposure to foreign ideas.

D．Most Europeans make regular use of bicycles.

E．The influence of the United States on European culture has assumed unprecedented proportions in the last twenty-five years.

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第9题

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The heads of some of Russias most prestigious educational establishments yesterday admitte

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