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D.with ReadingComprehensionDirections：Thereare5readingpassagesinthispart．Afterreadingeachpassage，youwillfindA，B，C．andandwritetheletterinthecorrespondingspaceontheAnswerSheet．Questions16to18arebasedonthefollowingpassage．MODATIONCHOICESONCAMPUSOURSemesterBedroomCollegeInternationalUniversityT5EWHomestaymeansyouhavearoominahomewithafamily，acouple，orsometimesa ．Itgivesyouthechancetolearnabouteverydaylife，customsandcultureinAustralia．YouwillbeabletopracticeandimproveyourEnglish．YouhavetwochoicesforFULLBOARD---Theapproximatecostis$240perweekandusuallyincludesthreemealsadayandelectricitycosts．ROOMONLY—Theapproximatecostis$150perweek，electricity，gasandwaterincluded．Youwillhavetopayextraforotherexpenses，includingfood．Paymentforinternetaccessisnotincluded．GROUPAgrouphouseissetupbyagroupofpeople，whotaketheresponsibilityofrentingahousefromalandlord．Theyshareallexpensesandthemaintenanceofthehome．Thecostisapproxima y$170to$200perstudent，perweek．Food，electricityand ephonewillbeanadditionalcost．Thistypeof modationcannotbeorganizedbeforeyouarrive．HOMERENTALForstudentsstudyingattheUniversitywhohavebroughttheirfamilieswiththereisawiderangeofhousesandapartmentsforrentalinCanberra，pricedfrom$300$500perweek．Visitthefollowingsiteforprivaterental Whichofthe modationchoicesisthelowestinCollege B．InternationalC．UniversityVillage．D．GroupTheadvantageof“FullBoard”over“RoomOnly”or“GroupHouse”isthatareelectricityandphonebillsB．foodandelectricityC．gasandphonebills D．waterandinteract18，IfyouwanttoenjoyAustraliandailyfamilylife，isyourbestchoice．A．CollegeHouseB．UniversityVillageC．GroupHouseD．HomestayQuestions19to22arebasedonthefollowingtrainingIreceived，thoughexcellent，didnotlmehowitwastoworkwitharealstudent，however。WhenIbegantodiscoverwhatotherpeople’sliveswerelikebecausetheycouldnotread，Irealizedthetrueimportanceofreading．MyfirststudentJanewasa44-year-oldsinglemotherofthree．Inthefirstlesson，Ioutshewalkedtwo 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WhichcoinisthesmallestinA．Aone—centcoinora B．Afive—centcoinoraC．Aten—cent D．Atwenty—five—centcoinoraHowmanydenominationsdowefindinAmericanbillsaccordingtothethree。B．Four．C．Five．D．Six．Questions27to31arebasedonthefollowingpassage．Itisuniversallyknownthatfriendshipisoneoftheever—goingthemesintheliteratureofalllanguages．Thisisbecausehumanbeingswereborntoneedthewarmthandrespectfromorunexpectedly，aremeetingnewpeopleandmakingnewfriendseveryday．However，itisimpossibleforUStomakefriendswitheverybody．Wehavetochoosetruefriends．SomeofUSlikesimilarfriends，whileothersdifferentfriends．ally，Ipreferboth．Itgoeswithoutsayingthathavingsimilarfriendshasmanyadvantages．Wecanfeelasenseanybodywithanambitioninlife，eitherto eanartistorallengineerorapolitician，willfeelaspecialneedtobesurroundedbyfriendswhoseassistanceandencouragementwilladdtohisconfidence．Moreover，oldfriendsalwaysknowhowtomaintaintrust．IamalwaysdelightedwhenImeetanoldfriendafteralongdeparture．Immedia y，heartylaughterfillstheHowever，Ibelievethatamixtureoffriendsisequallyadvantageous．Inthefirstplace，frequentcontactwithdifferentfriendsbroadensmyworldoutlook．Forinstance，duringmystayabroad，IfounditarealtreasuretohaveforeignfriendswhooftenhelpedmestrengthenmybeliefsthatIhadmadeathome．Secondly．IfindthatdifferentfriendsCannotonlyleadtonewadventuresandnewcareeropportunities，butalsoshowmenewthingsinlife，whichwouldotherwisebeimpossiblewithmerelysimilarfriends．Thirdly，theycanhelpmewithwhateverdifficultiesImeetwithinlife．Theyfireindeedmyfriendsinneed．notforgettochoosefriendswisely．Whyisfriendshiponeoftheever-goingtopicsforWemeetnewpeopleeveryItispossibleforUStomakefriendswithHumanbeingsneedthecompanyoffriendsbynature．D．LiteratureofalllanguagesdescribeallkindsofInordertosucceed，anybodywithanambitionin 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