四级第二套Section CPa&sagc OneQuestions 57 to 61 are based on the followingAcross the rich world, wdl-educated people increasingly work longer than the leu-skilled. Some 65% “ American men aged 62-74 with a pro retirement while marrr les”北川ed younger peopleabandoned policies tha< usedXto retire early Rising life e«pecuncy（ftlPlT 金）.8mMed with the replace- xpecvslon plans with less generous defmed contnbubon ones, means th^t even the better-ott must work longer to have a comfortable retirement. But the chancing nature of wof k also plays a b< role. P^y has risen 58r由 for the higher educated, and those people continue to re^p 6由 rewards into old age because these days the educated ekJerty are more productive thy the preceding generation. Technological charge may well reinforce thac shift; the stalls that complement computers, from management knowhow to creativit>*. do not necessarily dedine with 吟.57Mhst is happening <1 the workforce m rich countriei?A-Younj^jr people are rep&inc the Merly.B.Well YducatE people tend to work loneer.C.Unemptovmenc rates are rising year after year0 People v^th no coiUtge degree do not ea3V find work.【答案】BSS.V/hat has hoiped deepen tho drvdo between the well off arxl the poor?A.Longcr Me expectancies.B A rapid technolo^ial advance.C.Profound changes in the wotMorce.O A growing number of the \*««-ediK8ted.【咨案】B59 What do many observer，predict in of th。 ^iperioncc of tho oxpc*rtencc of th(? 20th century?A.Econocnic growth will Uow downB.Governmcnt budgets will increase.C.More people will try to pursue higher education.D.There will be more competitjon in the job market.【答案】A60VAidt is the resuh of policy 例er in wheat and nee thon in corn and aovabcans. This is problematic because wheat and rice are more gorunt as foods, accounting for around half of all calories
retirement while marrr les”北川ed younger peopleabandoned policies tha< usedXto retire early Rising life e«pecuncy（ftlPlT 金）.8mMed with the replace- xpecvslon plans with less generous defmed contnbubon ones, means th^t even the better-ott must work longer to have a comfortable retirement. But the chancing nature of wof k also plays a b< role. P^y has risen 58r由 for the higher educated, and those people continue to re^p 6由 rewards into old age because these days the educated ekJerty are more productive thy the preceding generation. Technological charge may well reinforce thac shift; the stalls that complement computers, from management knowhow to creativit>*. do not necessarily dedine with 吟.57Mhst is happening <1 the workforce m rich countriei?A-Younj^jr people are rep&inc the Merly.B.Well YducatE people tend to work loneer.C.Unemptovmenc rates are rising year after year0 People v^th no coiUtge degree do not ea3V find work.【答案】BSS.V/hat has hoiped deepen tho drvdo between the well off arxl the poor?A.Longcr Me expectancies.B A rapid technolo^ial advance.C.Profound changes in the wotMorce.O A growing number of the \*««-ediK8ted.【咨案】B59 What do many observer，predict in of th。
^iperioncc of tho oxpc*rtencc of th(? 20th century?A.Econocnic growth will Uow downB.Governmcnt budgets will increase.C.More people will try to pursue higher education.D.There will be more competitjon in the job market.【答案】A60VAidt is the resuh of policy 例er in wheat and nee thon in corn and aovabcans. This is problematic because wheat and rice are more gorunt as foods, accounting for around half of all calories
