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The "show business" attracts many young people. 1 only very few can hope to be?

come famous.

Talent is not 2 Without a good manager,a performer can never hope to succeed. Fashion is 3 important in this business. The best tailor in the world will never be successful if he makes 4 clothes. In exactly the same way,a performer must change his "act" in order to 5 the taste of the moment. This is 6 for actors and dancers,but perhaps most of all for 7 "Pop" stands for "popular"，and a pop singer has to 8 to become popular. He must either give the public what they want,or he must find 9 way of singing that will at?tract their attention. 10 when he has succeeded,and his records are sold everywhere,he can not 11 . He must work harder than ever to remain popular,12 there are always younger trying to become famous. The life of a successful pop singer is 13 . He can only relax when he is alone,because everything he does is watched and reported in the special news?paper written for the "fans". The fans are the most important people in the world for 14 . They buy his record,they go to his concerts,and they make him 15 . But they can be very troublesome,too. They sometimes 16 handkerchiefs,they tear off buttons,and they even cut off pieces of the unfortunate singer's hair. Many singers have been forced to 17 A pop singer has to spend a lot of money on 18 .

because he must always look smart. He must have a nice car. And 19 ,he must al?ways keep smiling for the benefit of 20 .

( ) 1. A. Unfortunately B. Therefore C. Naturally D. Luckily

( ) 2. A. important B. enough C. necessary D. encouraged

( ) 3. A. still B. yet C. even D. also '

( ) 4. A. beautiful B. oldfashioned C. new D. strange

( ) 5. A. follow B. get C. change D. agree

( ) 6. A. easy B. same C. true D. good

( ) 7. A. artists B. tailors C. women D. singers

( ) 8. A. act B. work hard C. travel D. sing

( ) 9. A. a new B. an easy C. a popular D. a strange

( ) 10. A. Even B. Unless C. If D. But

( ) 11. A. give up B. leave C. relax D. satisfy

( ) 12. A. so B. then C. because D. and

( ) 13. A. simple B. very interesting

C. exciting D. not at all easy

( ) 14. A. the public B. the show business

C. the first star D. the singer

( ) 15. A. satisfy B. exalted C. rich and famous D. happy

( ) 16. A. receive B. steal C. send D. accept

( ) 17. A. sing B. give C. hide D. leave

( ) 18. A. traveling B. clothes C. food D. homing

( ) 19. A. thus B. more or less C. after all D. above all

( ) 20. A. his public B. himself C. all D. his manager

ABDBA CDBAA CCDDC BCBDB

演艺界吸引了众多的青年人，但想要成功却非常困难。

1. A只有极少数人能成名，这对众多的歌手来说是件不幸的事。

2. B文章谈到歌手要想成名，除了天才以外，还有许多事情要做。可见，只有天才是不够的。

3. D除了有一个好的经纪人之外，着装时髦也是很重要的。

4. B如果只能做些旧式样的衣服，世界上最好的裁缝也不会取得成功。

5. A这里的意思是追随、领会。

agree要和with连用，表示符合，与……一致。其他选项与句子意思不符。

6. C对于演员，舞蹈家*说，上面所说的情况是真实的。

7. D下面要讲到歌手的情况。

8. B歌手要想成名，必须要刻苦努力，光靠演出、唱歌不行，只去旅行更不行。

9. A歌星要不断地创新才能吸引听众的关注。

10. A when he has succeeded是状语从句，所以不需要再加连接词。

11. C下面谈到歌星成名以后仍须更加努力，可见他们成名后也不能松一口气。

12. C这里说明原因。因为新人辈出，所以歌星要想保住名声，就必须更刻苦才行。

13. D综合上述的情况，歌星的一生并不是不费力的。 easy的意思是不费力的，安逸的。

14. D根据文章的意思，可选出正确答案。

15. C由于歌迷们买唱片、听音乐会，才使歌星既成名又富有。

16. B下面几句讲到歌迷们为得到所崇拜的歌星的什么物件而感到自豪,为此歌星们会遇到些麻烦,如有时候歌迷们会偷走歌星的手绢。

17. C所以歌星们被迫躲藏起来。

18. B文章谈到这些明星都要着装时髦，他们要花费大量的钱购置衣服。

19. D thus这样一来;more or less或多或少; after all毕竟;above all最为重要的是。这句话意思是"最为重要的是"。

20. B为了自身的利益，歌星们必须总是带着微笑面对观众。

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