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1、1)A. There has been little improvement over the years.B. There will be a great improvement in the near future.C. In some countries there is a decline after a general improvement.D. It has remained the same for decades.2)A. They have become AIDS patients.B. They can not afford the expenses of educati
2、on.C. They are influenced by AIDS-related problems.D. There is widespread exploitation of child labor.3)A. Rising taxes.B. Worse economy.C. Debt reduction.D. Investment increase.4)A. The employment hasnt been influenced greatly by the recession.B. The employment rate was high in the past decade.C. T
3、he number of unemployed people has almost doubled since early 2014.D. The number of unemployed people increased sharply in just one year.5)A. China outpacing the US in exporting cultural goods.B. Cultural support of India by advanced countries.C. Increase of the value of Turkeys cultural exports.D.
4、The top 10 countries trading in cultural goods.6)A. The developing countries.B. The advanced countries.C. The emerging markets.D. The trade centers.7)A. Newspapers and books.B. Audio-visual services.C. Movies and musical goods.D. Arts and crafts.参考答案：1)C 2)C听力文本：United Nations childrens organization
5、 UNICEF says campaigns for universal education have not benefited girls as much as boys. In its annual report, UNICEF says some one hundred and twenty million children miss primary school every year, and most of them are girls. It says the worst affected countries are in Sub-Saharan Africa and in So
6、uth and East Asia.In the last ten years, impact of HIV/AIDS has made a reversal on the gains that have been made so that some of the most prosperous and progressive countries, particularly in southern Africa who had great hope for making certain that all their kids are educated and all their girls a
7、re educated, are now dealing with the impact of AIDS in terms of teachers, children orphaned by AIDS, and girls pulled out of school to take care of their families.What do we learn about the education for children, especially girls, in the world?What is the reason that some children miss primary sch
8、ool education?参考答案：3)B 4)D听力文本：Brazil is going through its worst recession in more than two decades. IMF, the International Monetary Fund predicts the countrys economy will have contracted by almost eight percent in two years by the end of 2016.Brazil soared in the past decade, as one of the emergin
9、g BRICs economies, when its commodities were hot property in the international markets. President Dilma Rousseff from the governing Workers Party tried to delay the effects of the recession in the labor market and pumped stimulus money into the economy through tax breaks and subsidies. But now those
10、 policies, intended to protect workers, are doing the exact opposite. Brazils debt grew, and the country lost its investment-grade credit rating as well as consumer and investor confidence. And workers situations have deteriorated rapidly in the past few months. In just one year, the number of unemp
11、loyed people jumped 42 percent from 6.4 million people to 9.1 million.Brazil went from a situation some economists consider full employment, back in early 2014, to 9 percent unemployment now.What did the policies aimed at protecting workers lead to?What do we learn about the employment situation in
12、Brazil from the news report?参考答案：5)A 6)B 7)D听力文本：China became the worlds leading exporters of cultural goods in 2013, outpacing the United States, a UNESCO report showed on Thursday.A new report by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) pointed out that the total value of Chinas cultural exports
13、stood at $60.1 billion, more than double that of the United States $27.9 billion.With advanced countries still dominating imports of cultural goods, emerging markets bolstered their exports of cultural products with Turkey and India strengthening their position in recent years, joining the worlds to
14、p 10 exporters of such goods.Arts and crafts were among the 10 most traded cultural goods. Statues, statuettes and paintings also gained ground with their share of the trade in arts and crafts worth $19 billion in 2013, the report showed.However, trade in movies shrunk by 88 percent from 2004 to 201
15、3 and traded musical goods also suffered a setback over the period. Meanwhile, audio-visual services as a whole steadily gained ground, the report said.The downturn in the trade of print products was reflected by the decline in newspapers. Books held their ground as an important cultural export in some regions, growing by 20 percent from 2004 to 2013, it added.What is the news report mainly about?Who still dominate the imports of cultural goods?Which of the following cultural goods are the most traded ones?
