题目内容

    Having read the following we know the

    working people in my home town lived a dog’s life before liberation.

    Death per 100,000 Population in My Home Town

From

the Following Causes (1940-1949)

Year

Causes

1940

1941

1942

1943

1944

1945

1946

1947

1948

1949

Heart Disease

114

130

141

133

139

134

167

167

184

169

T.B(肺结核)

82

75

75

74

65

60

59

57

56

50

Cancer

52

50

53

54

52

55

59

61

57

58

Accident

65

68

68

68

65

67

75

80

91

75

1Of every hundred thousand citizens in my home town ________died of TB in 1940.

A167

B134

C82

D114

2In 1949, about what percent of the total number of deaths from the causes shown were because of accidents?

A12%

B21%

C.  25%

D43%

3If 1,200 people died in my home town from accidents in 1947, the population of my home town that year was about ________.

A96,000

B100,000

C150,000

D1,500,000

 

答案:C;B;D
提示:

1.       见表格第二列第三行

2.       1949年事故死亡占总体的百分比为: 75/(169+50+58+75)=21%

3.       总人口数为: 1200/80*100000=1,500,000

 


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A.means you are not welcome f or some bad manners

B.means he or she doesn't like you for some unknown reasons

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