(·福建龙岩质检一)China reported blistering growth for the last three months of 2009 ，raising expectations of interest rate increases and other measures to head_off inflation.

China has declared that it is recovering from the global economic crisis.

Ma Jiantang, head of the National Bureau of Statistics，said Thursday the country's economy grew by 10.7 percent in the last three months of 2009.

Ma says China has managed to quickly hold back what he described as “the sliding of the national economy”. He says China has become the first country，on the whole，to achieve economic recovery and stabilization.

According to previous estimates, Ma says China's  gross domestic product for 2009 rose 8.7 percent，to nearly five trillion dollars.

This goes beyond the official growth rate target of eight percent. The government has long considered eight percent growth essential to create enough jobs for the country's more than one billion people.

At the same time, Ma says some problems and contradictions are natural.

Ma says the Chinese government will  give more priority  to  restructuring  economic  and  improving peoples' livelihood.

To reduce the effects of the global economic crisis that began in 2008 ，China loosened lending practices, cut interest rates and began massive spending programs. But the government wants to make sure those measures do not contribute to inflation, which can be politically sensitive in a country where hundreds of millions of people remain poor.

Beijing resident Ms Wang says she is worried. She says she thinks prices are rising really fast. She points to the price of cabbage, which has increased more than 10 times in the past year.

The head  of the  Chinese  Banking  Regulatory Commission, this week said the government will step up monitoring of banks and rein in lending to prevent speculative bubbles(投机泡沫) in real estate(房地产) and other assets.

The World Bank on Thursday released a report that predicts China's economy will grow by nine percent this year. This contrasts with forecasts of 2.5 percent growth rate for the United States and one percent growth for European economies in , because of weaknesses remaining from the global financial crisis.

64．What does the underlined phrase in the first paragraph mean?

A. Prevent.         B. Begin. 

C. Continue.       D. Reduce.

65．How many measures did China take to reduce the sliding of the national economy?

A. 2.      B. 3. 

C. 4.     D. 5.

66．The global economy in  will ________.

A. increase more quickly than in 2009

B. recover immediately if proper measures are taken

C. remain weak as a result of the global financial crisis

D. remain the same standard as that in 2009

67．The passage is mainly about ________.

A. jobs created for more than one billion people

B. lending practices loosened in China in the new year

C. rapid growth of Chinese economy in last months of 2009

D. fast growth in economy leading to inflation

 

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A，B，C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

　　Beijing is determined to build a complete renewable resource recycling network in the years to come so that 30 percent of the trash (废物) in the city can be recycled before 2008.

　　In accordance with a plan regarding the promotion, standardization and construction of a renewable resource recycling network in the urban districts of Beijing, 1,800 recycling station will be established in the eight urban districts of the city, of which 1,400 will be constructed in 2002 and 2003.

　　“The plan has been developed jointly by nine departments of the Beijing Municipal Government.”said local sources.

　　According to the sources, 56 new recycling trucks will be put into operation throughout the eight urban districts this year to replace the former fleet.

　　To promote the construction of a sound recycling network for renewable resources, Beijing will make efforts to sort trash and transform the practice into a systematic practice in 250 residential quarters. Varying amounts of subsidies, with the highest amounting to 60,000 yuan (about 7,228 US dollars), will be given to residential sectors which effectively implement the trash-sorting practice.

　　The Beijing Municipal Commission of Commerce will soon draw up a plan to establish markets for the collection and distribution of renewable resource in an effort to overcome the rather confused(混乱的) situation at present.

　　According to the plan, the city will build ten standardized renewable resource markets.

　　Statistics show that the urban districts of Beijing currently produce one million tons of trash each year, of which wasted paper accounts for 13.33 percent and waste glass 6.5 percent. Recycled paper is principally used for printing business cards, textbooks and postcards.

1．Beijing is to build a complete renewable resource recycling network so as to ________.

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A．make preparations for the 2008 Olympics

B．provide jobs fur those people who can't find jobs

C．deal with most of the waste in Beijing

D．replace the former ways to deal with waste

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

[　　]

A．Less than 30 percent of the recycling stations will be constructed after 2003.

B．Beijing has eight urban districts at present.

C．To sort waste in residential quarters is good to recycle.

D．If a resident isn't willing to distribute renewable resources, he will be punished seriously.

3．The underlined word“fleet”in Paragraph 4 probably is the name of ________.

[　　]

4．The author wrote the passage to ________.

[　　]

A．tell us Beijing is to build a renewable resource recycling network

B．tell us why Beijing is to build a renewable resource network

C．collect money for the renewable resource recycling network in the years to come in Beijing

D．think highly of what Beijing will do to deal with renewable resources

China reported blistering growth for the last three months of 2009, raising expectations of interest rate increases and other measures to head off inflation.

   China has declared that it is recovering from the global economic crisis.

   Ma Jiantang, of the National Bureau of Statistics, said Thursday the country's economy grew by 10.7 percent in the last three months of 2009.

   Ma says China has managed to quickly hold back what he described as “the sliding of the national economy.” He says China has become the first country, on the whole, to achieve economic recovery and stabilization.

   According to previous estimates, Ma says China's gross domestic product for 2009 rose 8.7 percent to nearly five trillion dollars.

   This goes beyond the official growth rate target of eight percent. The government has long considered eight percent growth essential to creating enough jobs for the country's more than one billion people.

   At the same time, Ma says some problems and contradictions are natural.

   Ma says the Chinese government will give more priority to economic restructuring and improving peoples’ livelihoods.

   To reduce the effects of the global economic crisis that began in 2008, China loosened lending practices, cut interest rates and began massive spending programs. But the government wants to make sure those measures do not contribute to inflation, which can be politically sensitive in a country where hundreds of millions of people remain poor.

   Beijing resident Ms. Wang says she is worried. She says she thinks prices are rising really fast. She points to the price of cabbage, which has increased more than 10 times in the past year.

   The head of the Chinese Banking Regulatory Commission, this week said the government will step up monitoring of banks and rein in lending to prevent speculative bubbles (投机泡沫)in real estate(房地产) and other assets.

   The World Bank on Thursday released a report that predicts China's economy will grow by nine percent this year. This contrasts with forecasts of 2.5 percent growth rate for the United States and one percent growth for European economies in 2010, because of weaknesses remaining from the global financial crisis.

68. What does the underlined phrase in the first paragraph mean?

A. prevent               B. begin                       C. continue             D. reduce

69. How many measures did China take to reduce the sliding of the national economy?

A. 2                          B. 3                   C. 4                       D. 5

70. The global economy in 2010 will ________.

A. increase more quickly than in 2009

B. recover immediately if proper measures are taken

C. remain weak as a result of the global financial crisis

D. remain the same standard as that in 2009

71. The passage is mainly about ________.

A. jobs created for more than one billion people

B. lending practices loosened in China in the new year

C. rapid growth of Chinese economy in last months of 2009

D. fast growth in economy leading to inflation

China reported blistering growth for the last three months of 2009, raising expectations of interest rate increases and other measures to head off inflation.

   China has declared that it is recovering from the global economic crisis.

   Ma Jiantang, of the National Bureau of Statistics, said Thursday the country's economy grew by 10.7 percent in the last three months of 2009.

   Ma says China has managed to quickly hold back what he described as “the sliding of the national economy.” He says China has become the first country, on the whole, to achieve economic recovery and stabilization.

   According to previous estimates, Ma says China's gross domestic product for 2009 rose 8.7 percent to nearly five trillion dollars.

   This goes beyond the official growth rate target of eight percent. The government has long considered eight percent growth essential to creating enough jobs for the country's more than one billion people.

   At the same time, Ma says some problems and contradictions are natural.

   Ma says the Chinese government will give more priority to economic restructuring and improving peoples’ livelihoods.

   To reduce the effects of the global economic crisis that began in 2008, China loosened lending practices, cut interest rates and began massive spending programs. But the government wants to make sure those measures do not contribute to inflation, which can be politically sensitive in a country where hundreds of millions of people remain poor.

   Beijing resident Ms. Wang says she is worried. She says she thinks prices are rising really fast. She points to the price of cabbage, which has increased more than 10 times in the past year.

   The head of the Chinese Banking Regulatory Commission, this week said the government will step up monitoring of banks and rein in lending to prevent speculative bubbles (投机泡沫)in real estate(房地产) and other assets.

   The World Bank on Thursday released a report that predicts China's economy will grow by nine percent this year. This contrasts with forecasts of 2.5 percent growth rate for the United States and one percent growth for European economies in 2010, because of weaknesses remaining from the global financial crisis.

68. What does the underlined phrase in the first paragraph mean?

A. prevent               B. begin                       C. continue             D. reduce

69. How many measures did China take to reduce the sliding of the national economy?

A. 2                          B. 3                   C. 4                       D. 5

70. The global economy in 2010 will ________.

A. increase more quickly than in 2009

B. recover immediately if proper measures are taken

C. remain weak as a result of the global financial crisis

D. remain the same standard as that in 2009

71. The passage is mainly about ________.

A. jobs created for more than one billion people

B. lending practices loosened in China in the new year

C. rapid growth of Chinese economy in last months of 2009

D. fast growth in economy leading to inflation