2014江西英语卷及答案英语知识运用21. ----CouldI use this dictio nary?----_____.It‘saspareone .A. Good ideaB. Just go aheadC. You‘rewelcom eD. You‘dbetter not22. They choseTom to be _____c aptai n of the team becaus e they knew he was __smar t leader.A. a; theB. the; theC. the; aD. a; a23 Thanks for your direct ionsto the house we wouldn‘thavefoundit ___.A. nowher eB. howeve rC. otherw iseD. instea d24. ----Tony , why are your eyes red ?---I __ up pepper s for the last five minute s.A. cutB. was cuttin gC. had cutD. have been cuttin g25. Starti ng your own busine ss couldbe a way to achiev ing financ ial indepe ndenc e .______, it couldjust put you in debt.A. In otherwordsB. All in allC. As a resultD. On the otherhand26. When it comesto ______ in public , no one can matchhim.A. speakB. speaki ngC. beingspokenD. be spoken27. Anyway, we‘reherenow,solet‘s_______ some seriou s work.A. come up withB. get down toC. do away withD. live up to28. Amongthe many danger s _______ sailor s have to face, probab ly the greate st of all is fog.A. whichB. whatC. whereD. when29.Idon‘t believ e what you said, but if you can proveit , you may be able to ______ me.A. convin ceB. informC. guaran teeD. refuse30. Life is unpred ictab le even the poores t ______ become the riches t.A. shallB. mustC. needD. might31. _______ nearly all our money, we couldn‘tafford to stay at a hotel.A. Having spentB. To spentC. SpentD. To have spent32. ----When shallI call , in the mornin g or aftern oon?----___.I‘llbein all day .A. AnyB. NoneC. Neithe rD. Either33. It is unbeli evabl e that Mr. LucasLeadsa simple life ______ his greatwealth.A. withou tB. despit eC. inD. to34. He is though t _______ foolis hly. Now he has no one but himsel f to blamefor losing the job .A. to actB. to have actedC. actingD. having acted35. It was the middle of the night______ my father woke me up and told me to watchthe footba ll game .A. thatB. asC. whichD. when（16）We must have waterto live. ___ 1___ the waterwe use is cleanand fresh, it will make us ill. The animal s ___ 2___ (live) in and around lakesand rivers must also have cleanwater. Our rivers and lakessupply most of our water. The clear, blue waterfoundby the firstAmeric an settle rs has change d. Many of our watersource s are now ___ 3___. They are filled ___ 4___ dirt and wastewhichcannot be cleane d out. In many places, wateris not safe for us to use.Lake Erie was ___ 5___ a beauti ful lake. Now it has been called―adyinglake‖. Wastefromnearby homesand factor ies has been dumped into ___ 6___. Fish can no longer live in much of its pollut ed water. George Washin gtononce called the Potoma c ―___ 7___ finest riverin the world‖. Now its wateris no longer blue. Instea d, it is soupygreen. Suds(肥皂泡沫), from deterg ents（洗涤剂；洗衣粉） used to wash clothe s, oftencoverthe waterof our rivers.Watercannot ___8___ (make) in a factor y. Once wateris pollut ed, it is ___ 9___ to make it cleanand safe again. We must learnto take care of the water___ 10___we now have.（17）In orderto know a foreig n langua ge thorou ghly,four things are necess ary. Firstl y, we must unders tandthe langua ge when we hear ___1___ spoken. Second ly, we must be able to speakit oursel ves correc tly with confid enceand withou t hesita tion.___2___, we must be able to read the langua ge, and fourth ly, we must be able to writeit. We must be able to make senten ces that are gramma tical ly correc t. Thereis no easy way to succes s ___3___ langua ge learni ng. ___4___ good memory is a greathelp, but it is not enough only ___5___ (memori ze) rulesfrom a gramma r book. It is not much use learni ng by heartlong listsof wordsand ___6____ meanin gs, studyi ngthe dictio naryand so on. We must learnby usingthe langua ge. 7________we are satisf ied withonly a few ruleswe have memori zed, we are not really learni ng the langua ge. ―Learnthroug huse‖is a good pieceof ___8__(advise) for those___9___ are studyi ng a new langua ge. Practi ce is import ant. We must practi ce speaki ng and ___10__ (write) the langua ge whenev er we can16 1. Unless 2. living/that live/whichlive 3. pollut ed/dirty 4. with 5. once 6. it 7. the 8. be made 9. hard/diffic ult 10. that / which17 1. it 2. Thirdl y 3. in 4. A 5. to memori ze 6. their 7. If 8. advice 9. who/that 10. writin gtragic fact of the life in 1______ in 18th century. The author who himsel f was born in a poor 2_____ wrote t hi s novel i n his twenti es with a view to reveal the 3______ masks o f those cruel criminals and to 4______ the horror and violen ce hidden undern eath the narrow and dirty street s n London.The hero of this novel was Oliver Twi st, a(n) 5________, who was thrown into a world fullof povert y and crime. He suffered enormo us pain, such as hunger, thirst, beatin g and abuse. Whi l ereadin g the tragic experi ences of the little Oliver, I was 6______ by his sufferi ngs. I felt for the poor boy, but at the same time I detest ed the evil Faginand the brutal Bill.To my relief, as was writte n in all the best storie s, the goodne ss 7______ conque red the deviland Oliver liveda happyl i fe in the end. One of the plots t hat attrac t ed me most is that after t he theft, little Oliver was allowe d to 8_______ in the kind care of Mrs. Maylie and Rose and 9______ a new life. He went for walks wi th them, or Rose read to him, and he worked hard at his lessons.EACDGIH FB完形填空―Mum, can I invite my classm ate Brettover to stay tomorr ow night, please? It‘sFriday,andwedon‘thaveany__36__. Can I, please? Mum was sittin g at the kitche n table.Dad was__37__ next to her, restin g his head on his arms. Mum could__38__thatJameswanted so badlyto have his friend over.―I‘msosorry, James,she said. ―I‘mneverallowe d to have friend s come to the house? Why, Mum? Jamesaskedsadly, almost in __39__.―Iknowit‘s__40__ for you, Mum said softly. ―ButI‘mjustworrie d otherpeople mightthinkwe‘realittle…strang e. And then they wouldmake fun of you.―No, they wouldn‘t, Mum, Jamesprotes ted. ―We‘renot__41__ at all. We‘rejustordina ry people. Mum sighed heavil y. ―Totellyouthetruth, James, my neck has been so painfu lthatit‘sgivenme a heavy__42__. And your poor father–he doesn‘tfeel __43__. He really needsa rest.―Icanhelp,Mum!Jamessaid. ―__44__I can make you and Dad feel better, can Brettcome over? Please?―Well…Mum began.―Great! Thanks ,Mum! Jamesalmost shoute d. ―Justsitthere,don‘tmove. He rushed over to the kitche n drawer and __45__ what he needed–two spanne rs.―Hangon,Mum, he said. ―Thiswon‘ttakeasecond. Aftersome __46__, Jameswas finish ed. With a smileof __47__ on his face he said, ―There! How does that feel? ―Oh, James,Mumsaid.―That‘samuch better! How did you do it? ―Easy, Jamessaid __48__. Dad had tighte ned your neck bolts(螺栓) too much! I just__49__ them slight ly ! I learne d that in roboti c scienc e at school. ―Whataboutyou father? Can you ___ him? askedMum.―I‘lltry, Jamesreplie d. He __51__upDad‘s hair at the back of his neck. and plugge d the electr ic wire into Dad‘shead. Then he turned the __52__on. Dad opened his eyes and __53__ immedi ately.―Hejustlethi s __54__runtoolow,that‘sall,Jamessaid, ―ShallI tell Brettto come over straig ht afterschool tomorr ow?―Iguessso, replie d Mum. ―Yourfriend s will just have to __55__that we are a very unusua l family. Thanks, son !36. A. chance B. messag e C. homewo rk D. diffic ulty37. A. a sleep B. readin g C. alone D. standi ng38. A. explai n B. see C. agree D. doubt39. A. terror B. tears C. surpri se D. silenc e40. A. fair B. easy C. good D. hard41. A. strang e B. normal C. popula r D. anxiou s42. A. headac he B. loss C. task D. day43. A. ill B. funnyC. sorry D. well44. A. As B. If C. Since D. Before45. A. kept B. contro lled C. found D. return ed46. A. reques ts B. though ts C. repair s D. instru ction s47. A. sympat hy B. satisf actio n C bitter ness D. polite ness48. A. embarr assed ly B. gratef ully C. impati ently D. proudl y49. A. adjust ed B. collec ted C. produc ed D. covere d50. A. greet B. accomp any C. help D. ask51. A. lifted B. caught C. gave D. filled52. A. televi sion B. power C. light D. gas53. A. grew up B. lay down C. brokedown D. sat up54. A. food B. temper ature C. batter y D. blood55. A. prove B. expect C. suspec t D. accept阅读理解ALarrywas on anothe r of his underw aterexpedi tions(探险)but this time, it was differ ent. He decide d to take his daught er alongwith him. She was only ten yearsold. This wouldbe her firsttrip with her father on what he had always been famous for.Larryfirstbegandiving when he was his daught er‘sage. Simila rly, his father had takenhim alongon one of his expedi tions. Sincethen, he had neverlooked back. Larrystarte d out by rentin g diving suitsfrom the smalldiving shop just alongthe shore. He had hatedthem. They were either too big or too small. Then, therewas the instru ctor. He gave him a shortlesson before allowi ng him into the waterwith his father. He had made an except ion. Larrywouldneverhave been able to go down withou t at leastfive hoursof theory and anothe r simila r number of hourson practi cal lesson s with a guide. Childr en his age were not even allowe d to dive.Afterthe firstexpedi tion,Larry‘s laterdiving advent uresonly got better and better. Therewas nevera dull moment. In his blackand blue suit and with an oxygen tank fasten ed on his back, Larrydivedfrom boatsinto the middle of the ocean. Danger ous areasdid not preven t him from contin uinghis search. Someti mes, his was limite d to a cage underw aterbut that did not bother him. At least, he was stillable to take photog raphs of the underw atercreatu res.Larry‘sfirstexpedi tionwithou t his father was in the Cayman Island s. Therewere numero us diving spotsin the area and Larrywas determ inedto visitall of them. Fortun ately for him, a man offere d to take him around the differ entSpotsfor free. Larrydidn‘tevenknowwhatthetimewashowmanyspotshe divedinto or how many photog raphs he had taken. The diving spotsafford ed such a wide arrayof fish and sea creatu res that Larrysaw more than thirty variet ies of creatu res.Larrylooked at his daught er. She looked as excite d as he had been when he was her age. He hopedshe wouldbe able to contin ue the family tradit ion. Alread y, she looked like she was much braver than had been then. This was the key to a succes sfulunderw aterexpedi tion.56. In what way was this expedi tiondiffer ent for Larry?A. His daught er had grownup.B. He had become a famous diver.C. His father woulddive with him.D. His daught er woulddive with him.57. What can be inferr ed from Paragr aph2?A. Larryhad some privil eges.B. Larrylikedthe rented diving suits.C. Divers had to buy diving equipm ent.D. Ten-year-old childr en were permit ted to dive.58. Why did Larryhave to stay in a cage underw atersometi mes?A. To protec t himsel f from danger.B. To dive into the deep water.C. To admire the underw aterview.D. To take photomore conven ientl y.59. What can be learne d from the underl inedsenten ce?A. Larrydidn‘twearawatch.B. Larrywas not good at math.C. Larryhad a poor memory.D. Larryenjoye d the advent ure.60. What did Larryexpect his daught er to do?A. Become a succes sfuldiver.B. Make a good diving guide.C. Take a lot of photounderw ater.D. Have longer hoursof traini ng.BHOLIDA Y FUN AT THE POWERH OUSE500 HARRIS STREET ULTIMO ·TELEPH ONE(02)9270111Join in the holida y fun ay the powerh ousethis monthlinked to our new exhibi tion, Evolut ion & Revolu tion: Chines e dress1700sto now. DON‘TFORGET our otherspecia l event, the Club Med Circus School whichis part of the Circus（马戏团）！150 yearsof circus in Austra lia exhibi tionexperi ence!◆ Chines e Folk Dancin g: Colorf ul Chines e danceand musica l perfor mance s by The Chines e Folk Dancin g School of Sydney. Dances includ e: the Golden and the Chines e drum dance.A featur e will be the Qin dynast y Empero r‘scountdance. Also includ ed is a show of face painti ng for Beijin g operaperfor mance s.Sunday 29 June and Wednes day 2 July in the Turbin e Hall, at 11.30 am & 1.30 pm.◆ Austra lianChines e Childr en‘sArtsTheatr e: Well-knownchildr en‘splayexpert s from Shangh ai leas this dynami c youthgroup.Perfor mance includ e Chines e fairytalesand plays. Thursd ay 3 to Sunday 6 July in the Turbin e Hall, at 11.30 am & 1.30 pm.◆ Chines e YouthLeague: A tradit ional perfor mingarts groupfeatur ing perfor mance highli ghtssuch as Red scarfand Spring flower dances, and a musici an playin g Er Hu. Sunday 6 to Tuesda y8 July in the Turbin e Hall, 11.30 am to 1.30 pm.◆ Kids Activi ty : Make a PaperHorse: Youngchildr en make a paperhorsecut-out. (The horseisa freque nt themein Chines e painti ng, includ ing a kind of advanc ement.) Suitab le for ages 8-12 years. Sunday 28 June to Tuesda y 8 July in the Turbin e Hall, 12.30 pm to 1.00 pm.◆ Club Med Circus School: Learncircus skills, includ ing the trapez e, trampo linin g and magic. Note only for childr en over 5. Thereare 40 places availa ble in each 1 hour sessio n and thesemust be booked at the frontdesk, level4, on the day.Enjoyunlimi ted free visits and many otherbenefi ts by becomi ng a Family member of the Powerh ouse. Our family member ships covertwo adults and all childr en underthe age of 16year s at the one addres s.Member s receiv e Powerl ine, our monthl y magazi ne, discou nts in the shopsand restau rants, as well as free admiss ion to the Museum. All this for as little as $50,00 a year! Call (02)9217 0600 for more detail s.61. When can you watchthe Chines e drum dance?A. On July 2.B. On July 3.C. On July 6.D. On July 8.62. To learnthe magictricks, you can go to .A. Kids Activi ty.B. Chines e YouthLeague.C. Club Med Circus School.D. Childr en‘sArtsTheatr e.63. what is requir ed if you want to enjoyfree visits to the Museum?A. Callin g (02)92170600.B. Gainin g family member ship.C. Coming for the holida y fun.D. Paying powerl ine $50.00 a year.64. What is the main purpos e of the text?A. To attrac t visito rs.B. To presen t schedu les.C. To report the perfor mance s.D. To teachkids Chines e arts.CCloseyour eyes foe a minute s and imagin e what life wouldbe like of you had a hundre d dollar s less. Also imagin e what it wouldbe like spendi ng the rest of your life with you eyes closed. Imagin e having to read this page, not with your eyes but with your finger-tips.With existi ng medica l knowle dge and skills, two-thirds of the world‘s42 millio n blindshould not have to suffer. Unfort unate ly, rich countr ies posses most of this knowle dge, whiledevelo pingcountr ies do not.ORBISis an intern ation al non-profit organi zatio n whichoperat es the world‘sonlyflyi ng teachi ng eye hospit al. ORBISintend s to help fightblindn ess worldw ide. Inside a DC-8 aircra ft, thereis a fully-equipp ed teachi ng hospit al with televi sionstudio and classr oom. Doctor s are taught the latest techni quesof bringi ng sightback to people there. Projec t ORBISalso aims at promot ing peacef ul cooper ation(合作) amongcountr ies.ORBIStriesto help develo pingcountr ies by provid ing traini ng during three-week medica l progra ms. ORBIShas taught sight-saving techni questo over 35,000doctor s and nurses, who contin ue to cure tens of thousa nds of blindpeople everyyear. ORBIShas conduc ted 17 planeprogra ms is Chinaso far. For the sevento ten millio n blindin ChinaORBISis planni ng to do more for them. At the moment an ORBISis workin g on a long-term plan to develo p a traini ng center and to provid e eye care servic e to Shanxi Provin ce. ORBISneedsyour help to contin ue theirwork and free people from blindn ess.For just US$38,you can help one person see; for $380 you can bringsightto 10 people; $1,300 helpsteacha doctor new skills; and for $13,000 you can provid e a traini ng progra mme for a group of doctor s who can make thousa nds of blindpeople see again. Your moneycan open theireyes to the world. Please help ORBISimprov e the qualit y of life for so many people less fortun ate than oursel ves.65. The firstparagr aph is intend ed to ______.A. introd uce a new way of readin gB. advise the public to lead a simple lifeC. direct the public‘sattent ion to the blindD. Encour age the public to use imagin ation66. What do we learnaboutexisti ng medica l knowle dge and skills in the world?A. They are adequa teB. They have not been update d.C. They are not equall y distri butedD. They have benefi ted most of the blind67. ORRISaims to help the blindby ______.A. teachi ng medica l studen tsB. traini ng doctor s and nursesC. runnin g flying hospit als global lyD. settin g up non-profit organi zatio n68. What does the author try to do in the last paragr agh?A. Appeal for donati onsB. Make an advert iseme ntC. Promot e traini ng progra msD. Show sympat hy for the blind69. What can be the best titlefor the passag e?A. ORRISin ChinaB. Fighti ng Blindn essC.ORRISFlying Hospit alD. Sight-seeing Techni quesDEveryo ne looksforwar d to progre ss, whethe rinone‘sperson al life or in the genera l societ y. Progre ss indica tes a person‘sabilit y to change the way he is living at the moment. Progre ss must lead a better way of doingthings. All these, howeve r, remain s true only in so far as people want to accept techno logyand move forwar d by findin g new and more effici ent ways of doingthings. Howeve r, at the back of the mindsof many people, especi allythosewhothe―goodolddays, effici encycomeswith a price. When commun icati on become s effici ent, people are able to conduc t one anothe r no matter wherethey are and at whatev er time they wish to. The clickof a button allows people milesapartto talk or to see each otherwithou t even leavin g theirhomes. With the commun icati on gadets, such as mobile phones and ipads,people oftendo not take the effect tovisitone anothe r person ally. A person al visitcarrie s with the additi onalfeatur e of having to be in the person‘spresen ce for as long as the visitlasts. We cannot unnece ssari ly excuse our selves or turn the otherperson off.With effici encyalso comesmass produc tion. Such is the nature of factor ies and the succes s of indust riali zatio n today.Factor ies have improv ed effici ency.Unskil lfultasksare left to machin es and produc ts are better made and produc ed with greate r accura cy than any humanhand couldever have done. Howeve r, with the improv ement s in effici encyalso comesthe loss of the person al Touchwhen making theseproduc ts. For exampl e, many handcr aftsare now produc ed in a factor y.Althou gh this meansthat supply is better able to increa se demand, now that the supply is quickand effici ent, the demand mightfall becaus e mass produc tionlowers the qualit y of the handic raftand it is diffic ult to find unique design s on each item.Nevert heles s, we must not commit the mistak e of analyz ing progre ss only from one pointof view. In fact, progre ss has allowe d tradit ion to keep up. It is only with progre ss and the invent ion of new techno logythat many old produc ts can be brough t back to theirold state. New techno logyis requir ed for old produc ts to stay old.It is people‘sattitu de toward s progre ss that causes the type of influe nce that techno logyhas on societ y. Techno logyis flexib le. Thereis no fixedway of making use of it. Everyt hingdepend s on people‘sattitu de. The worsteffect s of progre ss will fall on thosewho are unable to rethin k theirattitu des and viewsof societ y. When we accept progre ss and adaptit to suit our needs,a new ―past is create d.70. Accord ing to Paragr aph 1, progre ss can benefi t people when they are willin g to _______.A. live a better lifeB. look for better method sC. change ways of livingD. accept techno logyand advanc e steadi ly71. The underl inedword―gadget s is closes t in meanin g to _______.A. toolsB. messag esC. barrie rsD. skills72. The author explai ns―effici encycomeswith a price‖ by _______.A. descri binga proces sB. usingexampl esC. follow ing time orderD. making classi ficat ion73. Compar ed with home-made handic rafts, machin e made produc ts _______.A. lack greataccura cyB. lack the person al touchC. are of high valueD. are quitewelcom e74. What can be learne d abouttechno logyfrom Paragr aph 4?A. It can destro y old tradit ions.B. It can lead to social progre ss.C. It can be used to correc t mistak es.D. It can be used to preser ve old produc ts.75. What can be conclu ded from the last paragr aph?A. Progre ss can suit the needsof dailylife.B. People review the past with greatregret.C. Techno logyshould be introd ucedin a fixedway.D. People‘sattitu de decide s the use of techno logy.EIf musicmakesyou smarte r and exerci se helpsyou to think, surely they can turn you into an intell igent person. A team of scient istsdid experi ments on 33 volunt eerswho were gettin g better from heartdiseas e follow ing operat ion. They foundthat people who exerci sed whilelisten ing to―TheFourSeason s‖didmuchbetter on langua ge abilit y teststhan withou t music.Factssugges t that exerci se improv e the learni ng abilit y of people with heartdiseas e. And listen ing to musicis though t to enhanc e unders tandi ng. The volunt eerssaid that they felt better afterworkin g out with the music.Scient istsproved that musiccan be good for health and educat ion. It helpsreduce stress, sadnes s, and nervou sness; encour agesrelaxa tionor sleep; wakesup the body and improv es memory and though ts.In medica l fields, musicis used widely for patien ts who had head hurtsbefore or afteroperat ion. ―TheFourSeason s‖wasusedbecaus e of modera te tempoand good result s in earlie r resear ch. Exerci se seemsto causegood change s in the nervou s system and thesechange s may have a direct result on learni ng abilit y.Scient ist have been studyi ng the result s of musicon unders tandi ng sincethe early1950s. By 1990, they used Mozart‘smusic,especi allyhis violin pieces, to help childr en with speech disord ers. A studyshowed that studen ts who listen ed to Mozart‘smusiccan get higher scores in a test.76. In the passag e,―The Four Season s‖is___________.A. a name of a movieB. a na me of a pieceof musicC. a name of an operat ionD. a name of an intell igent person77. The underl inedword―enhanc e‖mean s__________in Englis h.A. improv eB. provid eC. mendD. prove78. From the passag e we know that musicmay be good for health becaus e __________.A. it helpspeople reduce diseas eB. it helpspeople exerci seC. it encour agesrelaxa tionor sleepD. it helpspeople reduce though ts79. In the passag e, exerci se can cause__________.A. good result s for patien ts who had head hurtsB. good change s for your bodyC. good scores for studen tsD. go od change s in the nervou s system80. Accord ing to the passag e, whichof the follow ing is NOT TRUE?A. Mozart‘sviolin pieces can help childr en with speech disord ers.B. Mozart‘smusiccan help studen ts get higher scores.C. Exerci se and musiccan turn you into an intell igent person.D. Scient ist have been studyi ng the result s of musicon unders tandi ng since1990阅读下面短文并回答问题【1】A safari park is a park in whichwild animal s are kept. They are mainly locate d in east or centra l Africa. They oftenoccupy a very wild area, with mounta ins and rivers. To visitthe park and look at the animal s, people have to drivearound in a car for a few of hoursbecaus e the park is huge.【2】In southAfrica thereis a safari park, whichcontai ns all sortsof wild animal s like lions, elepha nts, rhinoc erose s(犀牛), zebras, wild pigs, deer and giraff es.【3】Thereis a wild road leadin g throug h the park, but nobody is permit ted to walk on the road. Anyone travel ing in the park has to go in a car becaus e wild animal s may fierce ly attack people. From the car he may see almost everytypesof Africa n wildli fe. Some of theseare gettin g scarce (稀有的) becaus e people kill them for variou s reason s. For exampl e, rhinoc erose s are killed for theirhorns(角), whichare used in tradit ional Chines e medici nes for coldsand headac hes. Perhap sthey will be seen only in museum s and booksone day.【4】Travel s may purcha se food for the animal s. They can feed them when they tour the park. Of course, they should not feed them in a closedistan ce becaus e the wild animal s may attack people. In additi on, they should only give proper food to the animal s.【5】A travel er may carrya gun with him in his journe y. The gun is givento him by the govern ment. Howeve r, it is not used for huntin g. In fact, a seal is fixedto it. The travel er may fire at a wild beastto defend himsel f in case he is attack ed. Howeve r, he has to proveto the govern mentthat he has been attack ed and that he has not firedat a harmle ss animal.76. List one of the reason s why travel ers have to stay in a car during theirvisit.（no more than 6 words）____________________________________________________________________________ 77.Whyare rhinoc erose s gettin g scarce?（no more than 7words）____________________________________________________________________________ 78. What warnin g are givento travel ers when they feed the animal s?（no more than 15word s）____________________________________________________________________________ 79. How does the govern mentknow the gun is fired?（no more than 10 words）____________________________________________________________________________ 80. What is the passag e mainly about?（no more than 6 words）____________________________________________________________________________分词97.上周报纸上提到的某位市长与一起严重的违纪事件有关联。
