61．The 2006’s WorldMUN meeting was held in ． A．Scotland B．Harvard University C．Peking University 【查看更多】

 

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     Over 1,400 university students from 37 countries and regions came to China for the 2006's WorldMUN
meeting (世界大學(xué)生模擬聯(lián)合國大會). The meeting was held in Peking University from March 27th to
31st, 2006.
     The idea of the WorldMUN began in 1991. A group of students at Harvard (哈佛) University wanted to
make a new meeting to bring together the students who were interested in the world. They wanted to discuss
different problems around the world. The WorldMUN is based on understanding, compromise, learning and
friendship. The first meeting was held in Poland in 1992. After that, it is held in spring every year. Last year,
it was held in Scotland.
     This was the first time the WorldMUN meeting was held in Asia. It was also the biggest one in history.
The students came from the best universities around the world. During the five-day meeting, they did
everything that people in the UN do. Though their skin colors and cultures were different, they had the same
wish to make the world better.
1. The 2006's WorldMUN meeting was held in _____.
A. Scotland
B. Harvard University
C. Poland
D. Peking University
2. So far, the WorldMUN meeting has been held _____.
A. 13 times
B. 14 times
C. 15 times
D. 16 times
3. The word "compromise" in the passage means _____ in Chinese.
A. 友誼
B. 理解
C. 和解
D. 屈服
4. Which of the following is NOT true?
A. The students want to travel around the world.
B. The students are interested in the world.
C. The students want to discuss different problems.
D. The students wish to make the world better.
5.The best title of the passage is _____.
A. The First WorldMUN Meeting
B. The WorldMUN Meeting
C. University Students
D. Problems Around the World

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Do you know how many boys and girls are not getting education around the world? If you want to find out what’s happening, have a look at the education information in UNICEF’s report, The State of the World’s Children 2006.

Numbers of Primary—school—age Children not in School（in millions）

Countries

Boys

Girls

Total

Sub—Saharan Africa

21.6

23.8

45.4

Middle East and North Africa

3.7

5.1

8.8

South  Asia

18.7

23.6

42.3

East Asia and Pacific

5.2

4.9

10.0

Latin America and Caribbean

1.8

1.5

3.3

Central and Eastern Europe, the

Commonwealth of Independent

States and the Baltic States

1.3

1.6

2.9

Industrialized(工業(yè)化的) Countries

1.4

1.2

2.6

World

53.7

61.7

115.4

1. The form shows us____________.

  A. girls have more chances to go to school than boys in the world

  B. the numbers of boys and girls who are not going to primary school

  C. the numbers of boys and girls in different countries

  D. there are more boys than girls in the world

2. In industrialized counties, ______________.

  A. there’re less children who are not going to primary school than in other countries

  B. every child has the chance to go to school

  C. the number of girls who go to primary school in smaller than that of boys

  D. most children do not get primary education at the right age

3. The total number of girls in the world who are not getting primary education is __________.

  A. 53.7 million   B. 61.7 million  C. 115.4 million    D. 45.4 million

4. ___________ has the largest number of girls who are not in primary school.

  A. Sub—Saharan Africa                B. South Asia

  C. East Asia and Pacific                D. Middle East and North Africa

5. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

  A. Developing countries have more children who are not getting primary education.

  B. Children in industrialized countries may have more chances to go to primary school.

C. The number of boys who are not getting primary education in every part of the world is smaller that that of girls.

  D. The total number of girls who are getting primary education is more than 60 million.

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Do you know how many boys and girls are not getting education around the world? If you want to find out what’s happening, have a look at the education information in UNICEF’s report, The State of the World’s Children 2006.

Numbers of Primary—school—age Children

not in School(in millions)

Countries

Boys

Girls

Total

Sub—Saharan Africa

21.6

23.8

45.4

Middle East and North Africa

3.7

5.1

8.8

South  Asia

18.7

23.6

42.3

East Asia and Pacific

5.2

4.9

10.0

Latin America and Caribbean

1.8

1.5

3.3

Central and Eastern Europe, the

Commonwealth of Independent

States and the Baltic States

1.3

1.6

2.9

Industrialized(工業(yè)化的) Countries

1.4

1.2

2.6

World

53.7

61.7

115.4

1. The form shows us____________.

   A. girls have more chances to go to school than boys in the world

   B. the numbers of boys and girls who are not going to primary school

   C. the numbers of boys and girls in different countries

   D. there are more boys than girls in the world

2. In industrialized counties, ______________.

   A. there’re less children who are not going to primary school than in other countries

   B. every child has the chance to go to school

   C. the number of girls who go to primary school in smaller than that of boys

   D. most children do not get primary education at the right age

3. The total number of girls in the world who are not getting primary education is __________.

   A. 53.7 million   B. 61.7 million  C. 115.4 million    D. 45.4 million

4. ___________ has the largest number of girls who are not in primary school.

   A. Sub—Saharan Africa                B. South Asia

   C. East Asia and Pacific                D. Middle East and North Africa

5. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

   A. Developing countries have more children who are not getting primary education.

   B. Children in industrialized countries may have more chances to go to primary school.

   C. The number of boys who are not getting primary education in every part of the world is smaller that that of girls.

   D. The total number of girls who are getting primary education is more than 60 million.

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Do you know how many boys and girls are not getting education around the world? If you want to find out what’s happening，have a look at the education information in UNICEF’s report, The State of the World’s Children 2006．

Numbers of Primary - schoo1 - age Children not in School (in millions)

Countries

Boys

Girls

Total

Sub - Saharan Africa

21.6

23.8

45.4

Middle East and North Africa

3.7

5.1

8.8

South Asia

18.7

23.6

42.3

East Asia and Pacific

5.2

4.9

10.0

Latin America and Caribbean

1.8

1.5

3.3

Central and Eastern Europe，the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Baltic States

1.3

1.6

2.9

Industrialized(工業(yè)化的) ountries

1.4

1.2

2.6

World

53.7

61.7

15.4

1．The form shows us__________.

A．girls have more chances to go to school than boys in the world

B．the numbers of boys and girls who are not going to primary school

C．the numbers of boys and girls in different countries

D．there are more boys than girls in the world

2．In industrialized countries，__________.

A. there’re less children who are not going to primary school than in other countries

B．every child has the chance to go to primary school

C．the number of girls who go to primary school is smaller than that of boy’s

D．most children do not get primary education at the right age

3．The total number of girls in the world who are not getting primary education is __________.

A．53.7 million    B．61.7 million    C．115.4 million   D．45.4 million

4．__________ has the largest number of girls who are not in primary schoo1．

A．Sub—Saharan Africa               B．South Asia

C．East Asia and Pacific               D．Middle East and North Africa

5．Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A．Developing countries have more children who are not getting primary education．

B．Children in industrialized countries may have more chances to go to primary schoo1．

C．The number of boys who are not getting primary education in every part of the world is smaller than that of girls．

D．The total number of girls who are getting primary education is more than 60 million．

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     Liu Xiang was born on July 13, 1983, in Shanghai, China. He is a hurdling athlete (跨欄運(yùn)動員).
"He kept running and jumping every day when he was a child. He never sat there quietly," said his
mother. In Grade Four, Liu tried high jump. He was never afraid to try. He was always the first to try
a higher jump. He would jump again and again until he made it!
     Later, people said he was not tall enough for high jump. His parents wanted him to stop doing it.
"I told my mother that I wanted to take part in the Olympics," Liu said. Luckily, in 1998, Liu met his
coach (教練) Sun Haiping. Sun thought he could be No.1. He asked Liu to run the 110-meter hurdles.
"I showed that Asian people could run fast, too," said Liu. He equaled the world record ( 平世界紀(jì)錄)
of 12.91 seconds held since 1993 by Colin Jackson of Wales. Liu has won a gold medal at the 2004
Summer Olympics in the 110- meter hurdles event. It was the first men's athletic gold for China in the
Olympics. On July 12, 2006, Liu broke the men's world record with a time of 12.88 seconds, breaking
the record he shared with Britain's Colin Jackson.
1. Liu Xiang was born in the city of ______.
A. Beijing    
B. Shanghai    
C. Guilin        
D. chongqing
2. Liu Xiang was too ______ to do the high jump.
A. tall        
B. high        
C. little        
D. short
3. Liu met his coach Sun Haiping when he was ______ .
A.14          
B. 15        
C. 16          
D. 17
4. Liu's speed (速度) at the 2004 Summer Olympics was ______.
A. 12.91      
B. 12.88    
C. 12.61      
D. 12.96
5. On July 12,2006, Liu  ______ in the 110-meterhurdles.
A. broke the rules            
B. set a new world record
C. equaled the world record    
D. did badly

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