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9£®Dubai is a city of big business£¬expensive hotels£¬skyscrapers £¨Ä¦ÌìÂ¥£©£¬and shopping malls£®In the early 20th century£¬Dubai was a successful trading port£®People from the world stopped in Dubai to do business£®But it was still a small city£¬and most people lived as fishermen and businessmen£®Then in 1966£¬oil was discovered£®This brought a lot of money into the area£¬and soon Dubai began to change£®
Today Dubai is one of the world's most important business centers£®In fact£¬each year the city gets its money mainly from business£¬not oil£®
Recently Dubai has attracted more and more visitors from abroad£®They come to relax on its beaches£¬and every year£¬millions visit just to go shopping!
Dubai is also one of the world's fastest growing cities£®Many tall buildings are built in months£®The city also has many man-made islands£®One of these£¬the Palm Jumeirah£¬is like a palm tree and is very beautiful£®
The city is still an amazing mix of people from different countries£®People from 150countries live and work in Dubai£¬and foreigners now outnumber Dubai natives by eight to one!
Many people welcome the city's growth£®But an increasing number of Dubai natives worry about the speed of change£®As a Dubai native says£¬"We must always remember where we came from£®Our kids must know we worked very£¬very hard to get where we are now£¬and there's a lot more work to do£®"

21£®Why did people stop in Dubai in the early 20th century£¿D
A£®To relax£®  B£®To buy oil£®  C£®To go shopping£®  D£®To do business£®
22£®In the last paragraph£¬what does the underlined part mean£¿C
A£®We should always visit Dubai£®
B£®We should learn from foreigners£®
C£®We must always remember our past£®
D£®We don't have to worry about the future£®
23£®What's the main idea of the passage£¿A
A£®Dubai is growing very fast£®
B£®Dubai was a big city before 1966£®
C£®Many tall buildings are built in months£®
D£®Many tourists come to relax on Dubai's beaches£®
6£®A group of graduates got together to visit their old university professor£®The conversation soon turned into£¨21£©Babout stress in work and life£®Offering his£¨22£©Ccoffee£¬the professor went to the kitchen and£¨23£©Bwith a large pot of coffee and a£¨24£©Cof cups-porcelain£¬plastic glass£¬crystal£¬some plainlooking£¬some expensive£¬some exquisite £¨¾«Öµģ©£¬telling them to £¨25£©Cthemselves to the coffee£®
When all the students had a cup of coffee in hand£¬the professor said£¬"If youhave£¨26£©D£¬all the nicelooking expensive cups have been£¨27£©D£¬leaving behind the plain and£¨28£©Aones£®Of course£¬£¨29£©Bit is normal for you to want only the best for yourselves£¬that is the £¨30£©Bof your problems and stress£®"
"It is sure that the cup itself£¨31£©Dno quality to the coffee£®£¨32£©_ it is just more expensive and in some cases even hides what we£¨33£©A£®"
"What all of you really want is coffee£¬not the cup£¬but you went£¨34£©Cfor the best cups£®And then you began£¨35£©Deach other's cups£®"
"Now consider this£ºLife is the coffee£»the jobs£¬£¨36£©Aand position in society are the cups£®They are just tools to£¨37£©Dand contain life£¬and the type of cup we have does not define£¬nor£¨38£©Cthe quality of life we live£®Sometimes£¬by concentrating only on the cup£¬we£¨39£©Dto enjoy the coffee£®Value the coffee£¬not the cups£¡"
Don't let the cups£¨40£©Byou£®Enjoy the coffee instead£®

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3£®Like all big cities£¬Paris has a traffic problem£ºlots of cars£¬lots of traffic jams£¨×èÈû£© and lots of pollution from exhaust fumes£¨·ÏÆø£©£®So the city began a scheme£¨¼Æ»®£© to improve the si tuation£®
Under the Velib sc heme£¨¡®Velib'comes from velo liberte£¬or¡®bicycle freedom'£©£¬people can take a bicycle£¬use it for as long as they want£¬and then leave it at the same or another bicycle station£®The first half-hour on the bike is free£¬but if you don't return it after 30 minutes£¬you have to pay£®But it's only¡Ê1 a day or¡Ê29 a year!The bicycles are heavy £¨25 kg£©£¬and they are all grey and have baskets£®There are about 20£¬000 of them in the city£¬and around 1£¬450 bicycle stations£®So there are a lot more Velib stations than the 298 subway stations!
 Paris is not the first city to have a scheme like this£®But not everybody thinks it's a great idea£®One Parisian said£¬"These bicycles are only for short journeys£®If people want to travel across the city£¬they won't use a bicycle-they'll still use their cars£®"
 A city spokesman said£¬"The bicycle scheme won't solve all our traffic problems£¬of course£®But it might help reduce air pollution£®Traffic£¬together with factory fumes£¬is a big problem£®There aren't any simple answers to traffic problems and pollution in cities£®But unless we do something now£¬there will be more traffic jams and temperatures will continue to rise£¬so the problems in our environment will get worse£®The bikes might help people to lead a healthier life£¬too£®"
21£®What can we learn about the Velib scheme£¿D
A£®Its bikes have no baskets£®
B£®Its bikes are light and colorful£®
C£®People must return the bike to the same place after using it£®
D£®It owns more stations than the subway£®
22£®If you use a Velib for 1 hour£¬you should payA£®
A£®¡Ê1              B£®¡Ê30              C£®¡Ê29             D£®no money
23£®Why do some people disagree with the Velib scheme£¿C
A£®The cost is rather high£®
B£®It's hard to find a Velib station£®
C£®It's not suitable for a long journey£®
D£®The distance between two Velib stations is long£®
24£®What's the city spokesman's attitude towards the bicycle scheme£¿B
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