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Thanks to globalization, we get to see movies from around the world. If anyone should feel most excited about globalization, it is US movie makers. A study in 2001 shows that, for every 100 people who go to the theater, 85 see US movies. This may be good news for US movie makers, but not for those in other countries. Chart 1 shows the percentages (%) of US movies in five countries in 1984 and in 2001; Chart 2 shows the percentages (%) of domestic movies in the five countries in 1984 and in 2001. In Chart 1, we can see that US movies have been popular in foreign markets. In Chart 2, we can see that domestic movies in the five countries are not doing well in their domestic market. The falling market for domestic movies may be a serious problem, but there is something more important. When people welcome US movies with open arms, they in fact also say yes to the American way of thinking. Some people in these countries worry that what is lost may not just be their domestic market for domestic movies, but also their own way of thinking that has been passed down from parents to children. globalization 全球化 domestic 當地的；國產的；本國的 Cinema Times, June 5th, 2005 influence 影響

What does the report say about globalization's influence on the movie world?

　（A）It has changed the way of making movies.

✓（B）It has changed a country's domestic market for movies.

　（C）It has brought together movie makers from around the world.

　（D）It has helped US movies make more money abroad than in the US.

官方答案：B

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What can we learn from the report?

　（A）The American way of thinking may be changed when it is brought to other countries.

　（B）More and more people are asking their country to help their domestic movie business.

　（C）US movies are popular in foreign markets because English is spoken in many countries.

✓（D）The fact that US movies are popular may mean the American way of thinking is popular.

官方答案：D

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Jerry Stevens has been unhappy these months. He 34 a proud businessman of a successful shaved ice shop. His highest sales numbers were 1,899 plates a week; people called him "Ice King." But all this changed when the cookie shop across the street started selling ice cream cookies. It took away half of his business. And 35 when Dan, his dead sister's only son, came to work for him. Dan was a nice young man with a simple mind, too simple, maybe. He always let people try some shaved ice for free, but he never learned to see when "some" became "too much." Many people came, but few bought. When the sales did not grow with the heat, Jerry started to worry. He wanted to send Dan home. But how could he? Dan had no family except him. Then, one day, 36 . And it was from across the street. The cookie shop 37 a clerk. For Jerry, it was a great chance to get Dan out of his store without sending him home. After taking the shopkeeper to several nice dinners, Jerry got Dan the job. Now Jerry could finally try and save his store. And maybe Dan would help by sending him a few people who are thirsty from eating too many cookies. shaved ice 刨冰

And 35 when Dan, his dead sister's only son, came to work for him.

✓（A）things didn't get better

　（B）he was ready to give up

　（C）the sales of shaved ice finally started to rise

　（D）the cookie shop was not successful for long

官方答案：A

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Englishman Robert Scott is known for leading two trips to Antarctica. The first one made him a star; the second 38 . After his first successful trip, Scott decided to be the first person to stand on the South Pole. However, 39 . He would be in a race with Roald Amundsen, from Norway. Both left their countries by ship in June of 1910 and arrived in Antarctica in January of 1911. About ten months later, both teams started their trips down to the South Pole. 40 . Amundsen's team used dogs, and Scott's team used horses. Because horses weren't good at traveling on snow, it took Scott's team 77 days to arrive at the South Pole. They got there on January 17, 1912, and were surprised to find that Amundsen was ahead of them. The news hit Scott very hard, but what he didn't know was that 41 . His team began their long trip home with broken hearts. After days of terrible weather and little food, Scott lost his men one after another, and he himself was the last one to meet the end of his life. No one on his team lived to go back home and tell their story. It was only learned through Scott's diary.

After his first successful trip, Scott decided to be the first person to stand on the South Pole. However, 39 .

　（A）he didn't want to take this trip with others

✓（B）he wasn't the only one who had this dream

　（C）he wouldn't let anyone else take his prize away

　（D）he couldn't miss the chance to make his country proud

官方答案：B

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About ten months later, both teams started their trips down to the South Pole. 40 . Amundsen's team used dogs, and Scott's team used horses.

　（A）And Scott used a popular way for his men to travel fast

　（B）But there were problems to deal with before they traveled

　（C）But Amundsen didn't know better about animals than Scott

✓（D）And their ways of traveling decided which team would win

官方答案：D

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