— ＄1，500， but that's my last offer.

— OK. It's a ____.

A. cost                         B. price                        C. reward                  D. deal

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B. Students are tired of learning at school．
C. Most students can’t pass the A-level or GCSE exams．
D. Exams are more difficult today and pupils are working harder．
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A. to show the result of a poll of 1，5000 parents
B. to tell parents that their youngsters are working hard
C. to prove that youngsters are smarter than their parents
D. to request that exams be easier
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A. the government will take steps to lower the standards of exams．
B. Students were once not allowed to see their marked papers．
C. Parents didn’t work hard when they were at school
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1.

A．run

B．pass

C．move

D．travel

 

2.

A．Besides

B．Despite

C．Without

D．Beyond

 

3.

A．a(chǎn)ttitudes

B．beliefs

C．goals

D．positions

 

4.

A．shortcoming

B．harm

C．benefit

D．interest

 

5.

A．emotion

B．pain

C．fear

D．will

 

6.

A．bring about

B．set about

C．put up

D．make up

 

7.

A．a(chǎn)fforded

B．a(chǎn)ppointed

C．offered

D．a(chǎn)rranged

 

8.

A．positive

B．a(chǎn)pproving

C．strong

D．mixed

 

9.

A．escape

B．decrease

C．shrink

D．end

 

10.

A．generally

B．especially

C．a(chǎn)ctually

D．presently

 

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59. What do you know about Britain’s school education from the text？

A. Students are burdened with too much homework after school．

B. Students are tired of learning at school．

C. Most students can’t pass the A-level or GCSE exams．

D. Exams are more difficult today and pupils are working harder．

60. The writer’s purpose in writing this text is ____．

A. to show the result of a poll of 1，5000 parents

B. to tell parents that their youngsters are working hard

C. to prove that youngsters are smarter than their parents

D. to request that exams be easier

61. We can infer from the text that ____．

A. the government will take steps to lower the standards of exams．

B. Students were once not allowed to see their marked papers．

C. Parents didn’t work hard when they were at school

D. More parents think A-levels are getting harder and GCSEs are getting easier

 

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