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21st Century is ______ a newspaper． It helps us to improve our English a lot．

A． no less than B． no more than C． less than D． more than

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【解析】

试题分析：考察形容词比较级的固定短语句意为:21世纪英文报不仅仅是一类报纸，而且我们的英语也可以有极大的提高A不到，比—少 B. 多于，不仅仅是 C. 仅仅 D.不多于，不比—多根据句意可知，两个分句是递进关系，而no more than具有此义。考点:考察形容词比较级的固定短语

点评：该题属于固定搭配的词义辨析题型。四个选项在外形上有一定的形似性，不过在意义上却又细微的差别，具体可使用带入法结合具体语意一一验证，找出两个分句的逻辑联系，方能判断出答案。

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报纸名称及使用语言	21^st Century 英文报纸
出版地点及出版周期	北京每周一期
版面内容	每周新闻(News of the Week)、今日世界（Today’s World）、语言课堂，体育与音乐、学生报导（Students’ Report）
特色	图文并茂（beautiful pictures and interesting articles）
目的	学习英语词汇，提高(improve)英语水平，获取各种信息
效果	广为人知(be known to all)，深受喜爱(be popular with)

My Favorite Newspaper

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English is also as an important international language in many other countries, like China and Japan. People in these countries use it for business, and travelers to these countries use English when they get there. Other people may learn English because they enjoy reading books in English, listening to British or American music or watching American films.

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A．Five.

B．Four.

C．Three.

D．Six.

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A．Britain, USA and Australia.

B．India, Singapore and many of Caribbean and Pacific islands.

C．China and Japan.

D．New Zealand, Ireland and Canada.

3.People from other countries learn English for .

A．passing exams

B．business and traveling

C．reading English books, enjoying English music or watching films

D．Both B and C

4.If people in Japan or Korea use the American spelling, they .

A．will speak the same as Americans

B．may not sound like Americans

C．will speak British English

D．will speak English much better

5.Which topic is the best for the passage?

A．A first language in the world.

B．A second language in the world.

C．English around the world.

D．A useful language.

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