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    20．Welcome to Financial Aid Need Estimator!This free service can help you plan more effectively to meet college costs．The Financial Aid Need Estimator allows you to figure out your family costs at specific intitutions by taking you through two steps．
    Step 1：during the first step，the Financial Aid Need Estimator will help you estimate how much you and your family will be expected to pay．
    Step 2：Using the second step，you may estimate the costs of attending specific institution．Your results will show your results will show your eligibility（合格） for financial aid based on both your expected family costs and the costs of attending the institution you selected．By selecting another institution，you may repeat these calculations for as many institutions as you wish without entering your personal information．
    The Financial Aid Need Estimator does not ask you to identify yourself and will not keep your personal information．
    Because  international students are not eligible for federal need-based financial aid program results from the Financial Aid Need Estimator will apply only to students who are the U citizens．
    41．The result of calculation you get from the Financial Aid Need Estimator will．D
    A．help you get the financial aid
    B．provide database for official results
    C．help you meet your college costs
    D．show your eligibility for financial aid
    42．The Financial Aid Need Estimator is reliable because．B
    A．it is controlled by government
    B．it uses the same formula as the government's official results
    C．it can make sure of its accuracy
    D．it provides good services free of charge
    43．Who will be most interested in the passage？A
    A．The Us students who want to apply for financial aid．
    B．The international students who have financial difficulty．
    C．The US students who want to go to college．
    D．The international students who want further study．
    44．The Financial Aid Need Estimator may mainly consider．C
    A．the college you want to go to
    B．the accuracy of the information you provide
    C．family costs and college costs
    D．the application for financial aid
    45．The purpose of writing this passage is probably to．C
    A．tell the possible ways to get financial aid
    B．tell who will the eligible for financial aid
    C．introduce the financial Aid Need Estimator
    D．introduce the financial aid to college students．

    分析 文章主要介绍了美国学生申请金融援助时的评估机构--Financial Aid Need Estimator．

    解答 41-45 DBACC
    41．答案D．细节理解题．根据第三段"Your results will show your results will show your eligibility（合格） for financial aid"可知，评估的结果会告诉你是否符合金融资助的资格，答案选D．
    42．答案B．推理判断题．根据最后一段"Because international students are not eligible for federal need-based financial aid program results from the Financial Aid Need Estimator will apply only to students who are the U citizens．"可知，该机构的评估结果与政府需要的一样，故选B．
    43．答案A．推理判断题．根据最后一段"apply only to students who are the U citizens"可知，只有美国的学生可以申请，答案选A．
    44．答案C．细节理解题．根据第一段"This free service can help you plan more effectively to meet college costs．The Financial Aid Need Estimator allows you to figure out your family costs at specific intitutions by taking you through two steps．"可知，这个机构可以评估家庭花费和大学花费，答案选C．
    45．答案C．写作目的题．阅读全文可知，这篇文章主要介绍了美国学生申请金融援助时的评估机构--Financial Aid Need Estimator．故选C．

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