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1. If Bob wants to buy 12 signs, he will need to pay ________ .

A．$600

B．$660

C．$720

D．$780

2. According to the passage, it is True that ________ .

A．the safety signs can help avoid traffic accidents

B．most customers are satisfied with the safety signs

C．people can choose to buy different sizes of the signs

D．it needs three days to finish producing the safety signs

3. This passage is most probably from ________ .

A．www.amazon.com/travelmaterial	B．www.amazon.com/metalboxes
C．www.amazon.com/plasticproduct	D．www.amazon.com/safetysigns

2 . Stella magazine asked YouGov, a research center, to interview over 1,000 women in Britain about everything from their eating habits to their relationships and family values, to find out what they really think. Here are some of the results.

Eighty percent of women say that losing their health is their greatest concern (关注点）, followed by putting on weight (52%) and losing their jobs (24%). It seems that British women aren’t too happy with their bodies: twenty-three percent of women are on a diet now and fifty-eight percent have gone on a diet in the past. Only four percent of women do more than seven hours’ exercise per week, while twenty-one percent do no exercise at all.

The biggest challenge for modern women is balancing home and work life (82%), followed by bringing up happy children (56%) and finding time for themselves (52%).

As for their love lives, nine percent of women aged 45-54 met their husbands through the internet, and forty-nine percent of women believe that the best age to get married is between 25 and 29.

And what about the relationships between men and women? Fifty-nine percent think fathers should take more responsibility for their children. These women are also not so pleased with their husbands5 efforts at home: fifty-one percent say they now do over seventy-five percent of the housework. Despite this, over seventy percent of women would prefer to have a male boss than a female.

And their heroes? The woman they most admire is ex-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher (7%), followed by the Queen (5%).

1. According to the passage, what is women’s second greatest concern in Britain?

A．Losing their health.

B．Putting on weight.

C．Losing their jobs.

D．Bringing up children.

2. What can we know from the research?

A．Finding time for themselves is the most difficult for British women.

B．Forty-nine percent of women met their husbands through the internet.

C．Most British women are satisfied with their husbands’ efforts at home.

D．The woman that British women most admire is Margaret Thatcher.

3. How is the passage organized?

A．By telling stories.

B．By listing reasons.

C．By using numbers.

D．By asking questions.

4. Which of the following best shows the structure of the passage?

A．	B．
C．	D．