After The Super Girl was shown on TV, it was loved by millions of people, especially the young people. It becomes a hot topic among people. Here are some of their opinions
China is a developing country and women now show their abilities as freely as men do. The modern world is a stage for them to show who they are and what they want.
—Nancy , 14     The Super Girls
One of the girls looks like Jolin Tsai (蔡依林) . In Singapore, a show of this kind is called Superstar. I think the competition like this is a good chance for the young girls with the dreams of stage. As for The Super Girl, I hope I can see one international super star coming out from this year's competition .
—Linda , 16
I am worried about these super girls. They are educated in different ways. At their ages, they should be spending more time at school , not on the stage. What are they learning? And for what?
—John , 15
小題1:What do people think about The Super Girl ?
A．It was loved by all the people B．Different people have different ideas
C．All the young people enjoyed it very much D．It is not popular among people
小題2:Linda hopes to see           from The Super Girl.
A．a(chǎn) show called Superstar in Singapore B．a(chǎn) girl with the name of Jolin Tsai
C．a(chǎn)n international superstar coming out D．some young girls with dreams of the stage
小題3:John worries about the super girls because these girls           .
A．don't spend enough time studying at school B．spend too much time studying at school C．show their abilities in their free time D．a(chǎn)re educated in the same way
小題1:B小題1:C小題1:A
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A．SixB．FiveC．FourD．Three
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A．To show the price of traveling to Paris .
B．To tell tourists the routes to Paris.
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A．a(chǎn) cure for colds
B．bottles
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D．a(chǎn) medicine that made people live forever
小題2:How much did the man charge for the cure for old age？
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A．The cure for old age is very useful and not so expensive．
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It is hardly surprising that clothing manufacturers（生產(chǎn)商） follow certain uniform standards for various features of clothes．What seems strange, however, is that the standard adopted for women is the opposite of the one for men．Take a look at the way your clothes button．Men’s clothes tend to button from the right, and women’s form the left．Considering most of the word’s population----men and women----are right-handed, the men’s standard would appear to make more sense for women．So why do women’s clothes button from the left?
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B．manufacturers should follow standards
C．customs are hard to change
D．modern women dress themselves
小題4:The passage is mainly developed by         ．
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