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8£®BEIJING£¬January 4£¬2010 £¨Xinhua net£©-Dubai is set to open the world's tallest building to meet growing numbers of tourists to the Gulf Arab emirate £¨Çõ³¤¹ú£©£¬according to media reports Monday£®
The tower is being celebrated as a grand feat on the world stage£¬despite the city state's shaky financial footing£®
But the final height of the Burj Dubai-Arabic for Dubai Tower-remains a closely guarded secret£®It long ago beat its nearest rival£¬the Taipei 101£¬and ranks as the world's tallest structure£¬Dubai-based architects said£®
People walk in front of the Burj Dubai£¬the world's tallest tower£¬in Dubai January 3£¬2010£®Started at the height of the economic boom and built by some 12£¬000laborers£¬the world's tallest building will open on Monday in Dubai as the emirate seeks to rekindle optimism after its financial crisis£®
Some 12£¬000workers and 100cranes £¨µõ³µ£© have built the hotel£¬residential and shopping complex which will include over 1£¬000luxury apartments£®The tower alone would cost at least 1billion U£®S£®dollars to construct£¬excluding the complex malls£¬lakes and smaller tower blocs£®
"The design has pushed the limits of what technology can achieve£¬no one has gone that high before£®You have to invent new elevators that can sustain such heights£¬"Naaman Atallah£¬sales manager for its owner Emaar told£®
The Burj's record-seeking developers didn't stop there£®The building boasts the most stories and highest occupied floor of any building in the world£®Its observation deck-on floor 160-also sets a record£®
Designed by a U£®S-based consultancy£¬the tower employs the geometric patterns of Islamic architecture around a base in the form of a six-petalled desert flower£®The plans show an ambitious single structure comprising conjoined tube-shaped towers with the kind of space-age look seen in the New Age album covers of 70s progressive rock bands£®
Dubai-part of the oil-rich United Arab Emirates-received about 5.4million visitors in 2004£¬up 9percent from 2003£¬and that the number is expected to grow three times by the end of the decade£®

60£®Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage£¿C
A£®Burj Dubai is the second tallest building in the world£®
B£®Dubai has the strongest financial footing in the world£®
C£®No other country in the world has a taller building than Dubai£®
D£®Dubai is one of the European countries£®
61£®The open day of Dubai Tower shows thatD£®
A£®Dubai stands at the height of the economic boom
B£®Dubai defeated all the other countries in architecture
C£®the country is richer than any other country
D£®Dubai wants to fill its people with confidence after the financial crisis
62£®Dubai Tower is mainly used forD£®
A£®service industry  
B£®shopping center
C£®entertainment and residence 
D£®hotel£¬residential and shopping complex
63£®Dubai received aboutB visitors in 2003£®
A.5£¬400£¬000  B.4£¬954£¬000  C.4£¬460£¬000  D.2£¬842£¬000£®
13£®No visit to London is complete without seeing a West End show£¬and thanks to the London Pass and the new Concierge Site you can be offered access to cheap theater tickets and the best seats to top West End shows and musicals£®You can book tickets through our Concierge Site£®Current offers on theater tickets and shows include£º
Thriller Live-Special offer£º£37.00 £¨reduced from£62.50£©Thriller Live is a spectacular concert created to celebrate the career of the world's greatest entertainer and undisputed King of Pop-Michael Jackson£®
Billy ElliotÒ»Special offer£ºsave up to 40% £¨tickets£27£©Billy Elliot is one of the best loved musicals in the West End and has now been seen by over 10million people worldwide£®Book tickets and be uplifted as you follow Billy on his journey in Northern England in the mid-1980s£®
Wicked-Special offer£ºsave up to 40%£®Wicked is one of the most loved musicals of all time£®Join Glinda and Elphalba on their spell-binding journey after University and laugh along with the audience and this charming tale£®
The Lion King---Offers vary£®Visit the African Serengeti with 3lions Simba£¬Timon and Pumbaa as they learn about the circle of life and the trials of growing up in the Pridelands£®This emotional Disney classic is a great show for the family and will capture the heart of anyone who goes to see it£®
Subject to availability£®All prices and offers are subject to change without notice£®Correct at time of print£®Performance validity may differ per offer£®Once booking is confirmed no refunds or changes are allowed£®

21£®How much should you pay if you book 3tickets for Billy Elliot as a London Pass holder£¿C
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3£®Job Chances in Top Schools
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A£®A newspaper£®B£®A magazine£®C£®A dictionary£®D£®The Internet£®
10£®Contests from the Community
Annual Playwright £¨¾ç×÷¼Ò£© Challenge
Attention£¬students!Unleash £¨·Å¿ª£© your creativity and writing skill by submitting an original story for an opportunity to have your entry produced as a full-length musical by the Scripps Performing Arts academy this fall£®The winner will also get the opportunity to perform in the show or serve as the assistant director of the production£®Also£¬the winner will attend two playwright workshops with the director to work on the musical together£®Entries can be submitted in paragraph£¬story or script £¨¾ç±¾£© form £¨1-3pages£© to info@scrippsperformingarts£®com with the subject line£ºPlaywright Challenge Entry£®For ages 18 under£®Students are allowed to work individually or as a team of two for each submission£®Deadline£ºApril 1£®
Kids'Poster Contest
The City of San Diego's Public Utilities Department invites students£¬grades 1-6£¬to make a poster with the theme£º"Sam Diegans Waste No Water£®All Days£®All Ways£®"Three winners will be selected for each grade level and will receive gift cards and a Certificate of Excellence£®Also£¬winning posters will be on display in the lobby of the City Society's Gallery and the San Diego County Fair's Kids Best Art Exhibit£®Open to students in the cities of San Diego£¬Coronado and Imperial Beach£®To enter£¬go to www£®wastenowater£®org£®Deadline£ºMarch 28£®
Kohl's Cares Scholarship Program
Outstanding young volunteers£¬ages 6-18£¬can be rewarded through this annual program£®Regional winners will each receive a 1£¬000dollars scholarship for higher education£¬while national winners will each be rewarded a total of 10£¬000dollars in scholarships plus a  l£¬000dollars donation from Kohl's to a nonprofit of the student's choice£®Nominations £¨ÌáÃû£©  are now accepted at www£®kohlskids£®com£®Deadline£ºMarch 14£®
 Dream House Raffle £¨³é²Ê£©
    Enter to win a 4 million dollars home in Rancho Santa Fe or 2.1 million dollars in cash in this annual raffle that includes more than 1£¬300 dollars prizes to be given away!In addition to the grand prize drawing on May 17£¬you can also be part of early bird drawing that offer more chances of winning£®Next earlybird drawing is on March 19 £¨entry deadline£ºMarch 7£©£®Proceeds £¨ÊÕÈ룩 benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego£®For tickets and the list of prizes£¬visit www£®sdraffle£®com or call 888-8254-9939£®

 38£®What do we know about Annual Playwright Challenge£¿C
A£®It is intended for students aged 6-18£®
B£®One has to submit one's entry before March 14£®
C£®The winner will join in the production of the musical£®
D£®Students must work individually for each submission£®
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A£®Annual Playwright Challenge              B£®Dream House Raffle
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40£®Your friend Iverson usually participates in volunteer services£¬which you really appreciate£®You can visitB to nominate him£®
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7£®Camp Takajo
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Camp Address£º60Takajo Road Naples£¬Maine 04055USA
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We can help our boys develop£º
Respect for oneself and others
Camp Takajo teaches the importance of making moral choices£¬forming tolerance and respect for others£®Daily team games create all atmosphere of cooperation rather than"win-at-all-costs"£®
Courage to face new challenges
Our diverse program of arts and sports provide an opportunity for campers to master skills of each activity£®Campers participatein all activities that are offered at camp£®Our ropes course and rock-climbing departments allow campers to see the importance of cooperation and perseverance in achieving their goals£®
A sense of pride in belonging to a larger group
Campers are part of an age group£®Older campers model appropriate behavior as they assume leadership positions£®
An appreciation of nature
Our boys have opportunities to explore the natural beauty of Maine and New Hampshire on hiking and£¬boating£®
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8£®From now on£¬never spend your precious time thinking of reasons for your failures and shortcomings£®Instead£¬realize that the seeds of success were planted within you when you were born£®Only you have the power to make those seeds grow£®
The seeds£¬and the power to grow them£¬are contained in the best machine ever created£ºthe human mind£®Success is a choice and not a chance£®You were born a winner£®You can be a success if only you make the right choice£®
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You can control your life only to the degree that you believe that you are responsible for everything that happens in your life£®Failures think that everything happens by accident and chance£®Successful people realize that they are responsible£®
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