7．The cheapest room and board in Jefferson City，Missouri，over the weekend was at the county jail（監(jiān)獄），and 170 people gladly checked in．Cole County charged $ 30 a night for anyone who volunteered to go behind bare on Friday or Saturday night．So officials could give the new jail a test run before it opened for real this week．People from three states spent the night at the jail，including some lawyers and a couple celebrating their first anniversary． 
"It was something they could experience without having to get a criminal record，"Cole County Sheriff （治安官）Greg White said．"They spent the night and gained all understanding that they would not want to ever do this again．"
Jailers tried to give the citizens the full experience．They were told to give up their jewelry，cell phones，and other personal belongings．They were booked and photographed and led into the jail commons． They could keep their cell doors open，but that trapped feeling was still there because me outer room doors were locked，said Bob Watson，60，a reporter for the Jefferson City News-Tribune who spent Friday night at the jail．"While it was not a true copy of jail，you got some sense of what it's like to hear that door lock behind you，"Watson said．
Two other feelings were boredom and a lack of choice，illustrated by the television being left on one channel and drowned out anyway by everybody talking．
Bed was a steel bunk with a thin mattress （墊）．Overhead，a 40-watt bulb stayed lit through the night in each cell．Handy for guards to see inmates，but not helpful to good sleep．How about the food？Dinner Friday night included cheesy pasta with turkey bits and coffee cake．"I wouldn't pay for it in a restaurant，but you won't die trying to eat it，"Watson said．
56．The 170 people stayed in the county jail toA．
A．make a holiday                       B．get punishment                
C．do a research                        D．makemoney
57．What's the main idea of the 3rd paragraph？C
A．The jailers performed their duty well．           
B．The jail's test run proved successful．
C．The 170 had the feeling of real prisoners．       
D．The 170 weren't treated as real prisoners．
58．The underlined phrase"illustrated by…"is used toC．
A．introduce a new topic                B．draw a conclusion             
C．give an example                      D．show the result
59．The 170 people were able toDin the county jail．
A．make phone calls                     B．sleep well            
C．go around freely                     D．chat with others
60．How did Watson like the food？B
A．He enjoyed it．                     
B．He didn't like it．
C．He thought it equaled a restaurant's．            
D．He didn't eat Mat all．

分析 本文主要講述170人在密蘇里州一所監(jiān)獄度假的生活體驗(yàn)．

解答 ACCDB
56  A  細(xì)節(jié)理解題．根據(jù)文章第一段People from three states spent the night at the jail，including some lawyers and a couple celebrating their first anniversary．可知170個人來這個監(jiān)獄度假，故選A． 
57  C   細(xì)節(jié)理解題．根據(jù)該段第一句"Jailers（看守） tried to give the citizens the full experience"可知，人們被當(dāng)作真正的囚犯對待以獲得真實(shí)感受，故答案選C．
58  C  寫作手法題．根據(jù)句中"boredom and a lack of choice"，并結(jié)合畫線句句意"電視機(jī)只有一個頻道，人們都在說話"可知，答案選C．
59    D   細(xì)節(jié)理解題． 根據(jù)第四段中"buried   by   everybody   talking"可知，人們可以聊天．故答案選D．
60   B  細(xì)節(jié)理解題．根據(jù)文章最后一段I wouldn't pay for it in a restaurant，but you won't die trying to eat it，"可知食物并不好吃，故選B．

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