2022年大学英语考试模拟卷201测

2022年大学英语考试模拟卷

（本卷共分为1大题50小题，作答时间为180分钟，总分100分，60分及格。）

单位：姓名：考号：

题号单选题多项选择判断题综合题总分

分值

得分

一、单项选择题（共50题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，只有一个最符合题意）

1.WhatdidYasukunishrineclaim

A.Itclaimedthatthe40Class-Awarcriminalswerenolongerwarcriminals

inJapan.

B.ItclaimedthattheFarEastSentencewasnotjust.

C.Thewarcriminalsshouldbenolongerregardedascriminals.

D.Thegovernmentshouldnotgrantpensionstocriminals.

2.{{I}}Questions9and10arebasedonthefollowingnews.Atthe

endofthenewsitem,youwiIIbegiven10secondstoanswereachofthe

followingquestions.NowIistentothenews.{{/1}}

Whichoneisnottrueaccordingtothecontentofthenews

A.Thiswasthefirstcongressionalvisittotheprison.

B.Thelawmakersatethesamelaunchgiventodetainees.

C.ASenatadelegationwasvisitingnextweekend.

D.Theprisonwasundercriticismthisspring.

3.{{BUTEXTB{{/B}}

WesterntattooistsworkwithaspeciaIelectricalinstrument,

somethingIikeadentist'sdriII.Itholdsanumberofveryfineneedles,

which,forthepurposeofreproducingtheapproveddrawing,aredipped,

inblackink.Whenthecurrentisswitchedon,andtheinstrumentpassed

rapidlyovertheoutIine,theactionoftheneedlesdrivestheinkinto

theskin.ThetattooistisconstantIywipingawayexcessinkasheworks.

Thisiswhereskillissoimportant,forthespeedoftheinstrumentmeans

thathemustworkrapidlyoverIineswhich:areaImostpermanentlycovered

over.

Thebasicdrawingthenhastobecoloredin,usingthesamemethod

butwithnon-poisonouspaintnowreplacingtheink.Theaveragetattoo

containsfourorfivecolors,eachinjectedwithaseparateinstrument.

HowmanyneedIesareusedeachtimewiIIdependontheareatobecovered,

butitispossibletouseasmanyastenortweIve,givingupto3r000

injectionsaminute.Fillinginisalengthierprocessthanoutlining,

and,sincemostpeoplefindhalfanhourundertheneedIesquiteenough,

amajortattoocantakeanumberofvisitstocomplete.EveryvisitwiII

leavetheskinsoreandstinging,andtopreventinfectiontheareais

finallytreatedwithanantisepticcreamandcoveredwithadressing.

Afterafewdaysitfinallyhealsover,leavingthenewtattooclearly

visibleundertheskin.

Andthereitstays,for,asthosewhogettattooedandthenthind

betterofitsoondiscover,gettingridofthetattooisafarmore

difficultbusinessthangettingit.Thetattooistispowerlesstoundo

whathehasdoneandcanonlyreferunhappycustomerstotheirdoctors

who,nomatterhowsympathetic,areabletoofferIittIeencouragement.

Removingatattoo,ifitcanbedoneata11,hastobebyoneoftwomethods,

neitherofthempleasantorevencompIeteIysatisfactory,Thefirstis

bysurgeryandskinreplacement,anoperationwhichleavespermanent

marks.TheotherpossibiIityistore-tat-tooovertheoffendingdesign

withaspecialacidbasedsubstancewhichabsorbsthecolorsasitgoes.

ThisisapainfuIandIengthyprocesswhich,thoughlessexpensivethan

privatesurgery,isstiIIquitecostly."Tattooingisathornintheside

ofthemedicaIprofessionM,istheviewofoneHarleyStreetskin

speciaIist.Hereceivesaconstantstreamofenquiriesaboutremoval,

butinmostcasestheexpenseanddiscomfortofhavingitdonemakepeopIe

decidetogoonlivingwiththeirunwanteddesigns."Patientshaveto

wantitverymuchgotothroughwithit,“hesays."Thosewhodoare

usuallytheoneswhofindthattheyarerefusedjobs,orcannotget

advancementbecausetheirhandsaredecorated.n

Thisissuchacommoneventthatresponsibletattooistsrefusetowork

onareaswhichcannotnormallybecoveredup."Thetroubleisthatmost

peopIedon5tthinkaboutituntiIit5stoolate.Msaysonetattooist

whohadhisownhandstattooedsomeyearsago,andfreelyadmitsto

regrettingit.HIrealizenowthatitlooksinbadtaste.n

Thefineneedlesareused.

A.tomakethefirstroughoutline

B.tofinishtheroughoutline

C.tomaketheapproveddrawing

D.toinkintheroughoutline

4.{{Bl}TEXTE{{/B}}

Storytellingisanancientandhonoredart.Storytellersentertained

duringthelongdarkhoursbeforesleeparrivedafterthesundisappeared

overthewesternhorizon.Butthestoryteller,sjobismorethanjust

entertainment.Beforetheprintedpageappeared,storytellersprovided

culturalcontinuity,preservingthepasttoserveasguidethroughthe

future.

Storytellerstoldtalesofheroestoprovidepositiveexamples,the

Iegendsthatheldthetribetogetherandprovideditsidentity,andthe

storiesoffoolishoreviIbeingstoremindyoungandoldthepenalties

fornotlivingcorrectly.Evenbehaviortoohorribletospeakofdirectly,

suchascannibaIism,cowardiceordeath,couldbeexaminedthroughthe

mediationofastory.

Eventoday,books,magazines,radio,televisionandmoviesstiIIhave

notrepIacedthestoryteIIer.Noneofthesepermanent,reproduciblemedia

areabletodeliverapersonal,individualizedmessagewiththeimpact

ofaweII-toIdstory.

Whetherthepurposeofastoryistosetamoodytoentertain,toteach

alesson,toamuseortoscare,nothingworksIikeagoodstoryatthe

rightmoment.Astorywithanobviousmessageconcerningtheresultsof

anotherperson1smisbehaviorcandeliverawarninganddeterrentthat

adirectconfrontationcannotproduceandthestorywiIIdosowithout

hurtingegos.Apositiverelationshipcanbemaintainedand,sometimes,

evenstrengthenedwhilestilldeliveringanunweIcomemessage.Thisis

thepowerofthestorytelIer.

NoteverystorywiIIfiteverysituation.ThestorytelIerneedsto

seIectastorywhichwiIImeettheneedsofthesituationandthenthe

storytelIermusttailorthestorytofitthetimeavaiIable,theage

oftheaudiencetheIocationandthemooddesired.Agoodstorychoice

wiIIcapturetheinterestoftheaudience.AudiencememberswiIIrelate

toaIocation,experienceoremotionthattheyshareincommonwiththe

storytellerandwiIIsuspenddisbelieflongenoughtobedrawnintothe

storyasitunfolds.GoodstoriesbuildtoacIimaxwithabeginning,

amiddleandanend.TheeIementsofthestoryrevealedineachsection

wiIIleadtothenext.PredicamentsandsolutionswiIIdependonthe

detaiIsofthestoryrevealedinanearIiersection.However,better

storiesmayaddatwisttomaketheendingunexpectedand,therefore,

moreinteresting.

ScarystoriesshouIdbematchedtotheageoftheaudience.AIittIe

feeIingoffrightasthestoryistoldmaybebeneficialinIearninghow

todealwithscarythings,buttheuseofIingeringfearthatiscarried

awayfromthestoryissimplyterrorizingasusceptiblepersonandhelps

noone.itistheresponsibiIityofthestorytellertodeterminewhat

isappropriateandnottoabusetheaudience1sgoodfaith.

Storiescancomefromnearlyanywhere.Folktales,myths,legends,

history(especiaIIylocalhistory),Indianstories,adventureyarnsand

otherstorytellersarealIsourcesofinspiration.AshortIistingof

coIIectedstoriesisappendedaIongwithseveraIexampIesofgoodstories.

However,thebestsourcesofstoriesforgoodstorytellersaretheir

ownexperiences.

Wheninspirationandopportunityunite,astoryisreadytobeborn.

Nomatterwhatthesource,thebeststoriesarethoseofwhichthestory

tellerhassomepersonalexperienceorknowledge.Thiscanbecombined

withothersourcesandaIittIepracticetoproducethetaletobetold.

Whenpersonalexperienceisthebaseonwhichastoryisbuiltrthestory

will11ringtrue"totheaudienceandhaveagreatervitality.AdisIike

ofinsectscrawlingonyourskin,anencounterwithaw/ldanimalorthe

memoryofaweirdnoiseexperiencedwhenyouwerehomealonecaneach

providetheexperienceorfeelingthatwiIIformthebasisofastory.

Theexperienceneedonlybeaweepartofthestory,butthatcanbeenough.

Whenyouhavechosenasourcefromabookoranotherstoryteller,

learnthestorythoroughlybeforegivingitpubIicly.Donotmemorize

thestory!MemorizetheoutIineandflowofthestory.TakespeciaInote

ofkeypoints,eventsandnamesthatthestoryhingeson.Alsonotewhere

andhowtheyfitinthenarrative.Iftherearekeyphrasesmakesure

youanchortheminyourmemorysotheycomeoutnatura11ywheretheyshouId.

Don5ttrytodeliverastoryverbatim,astoryshouldbetoldinyour

ownwords.Makethestoryapartofyouandthensharethatpartwith

you.LivethestoryasyoutelIit.

Asyoucontinue,youwiIIfindthatteIIingastoryismorethanchoosing

therightwordstosay,italsoinvoIvesestabIishingyourpresence.When

youarethestoryteller,youareincontrol.Walkconfidentlyforward

toyourplace,stand,pause,relax,gatheryourthoughtsandbecomepart

ofyourstoryasyoubuildanticipation,walkforquietandattention,

andthenandonlythen,quietlysta

A.perpetuateculture

B.providerolemodels

C.discouragebadbehaviors

D.makehorriblebehaviorshonorable

5.{{B}1TEXTC{(/B}}

WhenSecretaryofStateCondoIeezzaRicestoodbesideAfghanPresident

HamidKarzai,shemadeanenlightenedstatementaboutcuttingAfghanistar/

sopiumproduction,saying:"ItisaprobIemthattookawhiIetodeveIop,

anditwilltaketimetoendtheproblem.n

Rice'sstatementinMarchistheclearestconfirmationyetofa

gradualturninU.S.poIicysineeearIy2004,whentheBushadministration

andCongresswerecallingforanimmediatecrackdownonAfghanistan1

sbiggestcashcrop.HerstatementshowstheUnitedStates5newpatience

andacceptancethatitwi11taketimeforademocraticAfghanistanto

eliminateopiumproduction.

WhentheUnitedStatesearIierpushedKarzaitoimmediatelyendopium

productioninhiswar-tomcountry-

withoutinstitutingtherepressivetacticsthathistoricallyhaveled

torapidsuccess-theUnitedStateswasgivingtheAfghanleadera

virtuallyimpossibIetask.AfghanistancouldpleasetheUnitedStates

onlybyaggressiveactionthatwouldfurtherimpoverishitsaIreadypoor

popuIationandunderminethegovernment5slegitimacy.

TheTaiibanannouncedabanongrowingpoppies-thesourceofopium

—inAfghanistaninJuly2000,sayingthisreflectedtheteachingsof

theKoran.AlreadyfearedbyAfghansforitsbrutality,theTaiiban

achievedcompIiancewithitspoppybanbytearingupthefieldsofafew

earlyproducerswhoviolatedtileban,therebyshowingthatthe

governmentwasserious.

TheresultoftheTaiiban'sorderwasadramaticreductioninAfghan

opiumproduction,whichfelIfrom3,600tonsin2000tojust185tons

in2001.ThiscausedworIdopiumproductiontofaIIbymorethan60percent.

Thiswasn,tthefirsttimethatlargeandrapidreductionsinopium

productionhavebeenachievedbymassivegovernmentrepression.

WhentheCommuniststookpowerinChinain1949,thenationwasamajor

opiumproducerandsufferedfromwhatmayhavebeentheworId5sworst

opiumconsumptionproblem.WithintwoyearsofapoIicecrackdownonopium

productionandconsumption-resultinginmassexecutionsand

imprisonments-opiumproductionandusehadessentiallydisappeared

inChina.

TheIslamicRevoIutionin1979inIranusedsomeofthesame

police-statetacticsasChinatoeliminatethelargeproductionand

consumptionofopiumthathadprevailedundertheruleoftheshahof

Iran.

Thisyeartheremaybeyetanother,sIightIylessdramaticinstance

ofsuccessfuIreduction.Myanmar,formerIyknownasBurma,istheworId'

ssecond-largestproducerofopium.Arebelmovement,tileUnitedWaState

Army,hascontrolofthemajorpoppy-growingareasandhasalreadyreduced

productionbythree-quartersinthepastsixyears,witharealistic

promisetoendproductionbyJunethisyear.IthasaccompIishedthis

mostIybyforciblerelocationofsome100,000peasantfarmingfamiIies

whogrowpoppies.

ButifAfghanistan,scurrentgovernmentresortedtothetacticsof

theTaIiban,theChineseCommunists,Iran,sdictatorshipandtherebeIs

inMyanmartoendopiumproduction,itwouldrightIybecondemnedbythe

UnitedStatesandotherdemocraticnations.Thisisbecauseineachof

thesuccessfuIcrackdownsonopiumrauthoritiesreliedonmethodsthat

aresimplynotacceptableinademocraticnation,nomatterhownoble

thepurpose.

Thesuccessofanti-opiumcampaignsinmorepoliticallyopensettings

ismuchmoregradual.Thailand,onceamajorworldopiumproducer,is

theIeadingexampIe.AcombinationofgeneraleconomicdeveIopmentand

targetedprograms--bothcropsubstitutionandlawenforcement--led

ThaiIandtoaImostenditsopiumproductionoveraperiodofmorethan

adecade.Pakistan,alsoaformerlysignificantproducer,hasmanaged

toaImostentirelyexitopiumproductionoverasimilarperiod,

notwithstandingarecentupturninpoppyharvests.

Goingaftertraffickersratherthanfarmers,albeitpoliticallymuch

moreacceptable,isevenmoredifficult.Fewgovernments,authoritarian

orotherwise,havehadahighdegreeofsuccessinthisarena.Whileending

poppyproduction,IranandPakistanarestillmajordrugtraffickers.

TherecentThaicrackdown,withtheextra-judicialki11ingof2,000drug

dealersinlessthanayear,seemstohavelesseneddomesticdruguse

butdoesnotofferaheIpfuImodelforademocracy-buiIdingAfghanistan.

SecretaryRice'scalIforpatienceinthefightagainstopium

productioninAfghanistanshowsanacceptanceofthediIemmaAfghanistan

facesandisanencouragingindicationthattheU.S.governmenthas

learnedfromhistory.

WhichoneisnotthereasonwhyAfghanistangovernmentcannoteliminate

opiumquickly

A.OpiumiscloselyrelatedwiththeeconomysituationofAfghanistan

people.

B.Itisahardjobwhichneedstime.

C.Afghanistanisnotademocraticcountry.

D.Itisaproblemleftbyhistoryanditneedmorepatience.

6.Despitewars,famines,andepidemics,Earth5spopulationisbooming

aheadtonewrecords-withnoendinsight.EverydayrtheworIdadds

enoughpeopletopopuIateamedium-sizedcityintheUS.Inonemonth,

thenumberofnewworIdcitizensequaIsthepopulationofNewYorkCity.

Everyyear,thereare90miIIionmoremouthstofeed,morethanthetotal

popuIationofGermany.SeveralfactorsarepropelIingthisrapid

growth,includinganeIementthatisoftenoverlooked:thehugenumber

ofteenagerswhoaxebecomingmothers,particularlyinthecountriesof

sub-SaharanAfrica.InfourAfricannations-Niger,Mali,SierraLeone,

andIvoryCoast-1outofevery5adoIescentfemalesofchiIdbearing

agehasababyannually.TheUSBureauoftheCensussaysthishighrate

ofmotherhoodamongteenshasheIpedtomaintainthehighpaceofbirths

acrossmostoftheAfricancontinent.BystartingafamiIyearly,a

typicaIwomanisSomaIiafforinstance,hassevenchiIdrenduringher

Iifetime.EquallylargefamiIiesaretheruleinZambia,Zaire,Uganda,

Mauritania,Mali,Malawi,andEthiopia.Thecurrentrecord-holderfor

fertiIityisstrife-tomRwanda,whereatypicalmotherhasatleasteight

orninechiIdren.WhilepopuIationexpertsoftenfocusonAfrica5s

problems,analystsnotethatteenagedmothersarealsofarmoreprevalent

intheUnitedStatesthaninFrance,Germany,Italy,Sweden,orBritain.

Thisissue-“babieshavingbabies"-hasrecentlygainedprominencein

theUS.TeenagedmotherhoodintheUShasfueIedanexpansionofthe

statefederalwelfaresystemandbroughtcriesforwelfarereformfrom

lawmakers.Withitshighrateofteenbirths,theUSnowranksaIongside

IndonesiaandpartsofSouthAmerica,andonlymodestlyaheadofMexico,

India,andPakistan.OveralI,thefertiIityrateamongAmericans

remainsrelativelylowat2.1birthsperwoman-aboutthereplacement

IeveI.AlthoughtheUSpopuIationisexpectedtoclimbsteadilyrfrom

260milliontodayto323millionby2020,mostofthatgrowthwi11come

fromimmigration.TheCensusBureauestimatesthatinHaiti,where

thousandsofcitizensaretryingtofleetotheUSbecauseofmiIitary

oppressionandpoverty,AIDSwiIIcuttheannualgrowthrateduringthe

next25yearsfrom2.1percentto1,3percent.Thedeciineingrowth

isevensharperintheCentralAfricanRepubIictwhererateswiIIdip

from2.4percentto0.7percent.InThaiIand,whichalreadyhadIowbirth

rates,AIDSwiIIdrivepopulationdownwardto0.8percentayear.Inthe

16countriesthatarehithardest,AIDSwiIIlowerpopuIationsby

121miIIionoverexpectedprojectionsby2020.InAfrica,theimpactof

AIDSissogreatthattrendstowardlongerIifespansduringthepast

40yearsarebeingreversed.Somenationswillsufferdeciinesinaverage

Iifespansof10to30yearscomparedwithexpectedIifespanswithout

AIDS.IntheUS,whereAIDSisalsoasubstantiaIproblem,theimpact

wiIIbelowerbecausethediseaseismostIyIimitedtohomosexuaIsand

drugusers,saysPeterWay,aCensusBureauresearcher.InmanyAfrican

nations,AIDSisprevalentamongtheheterosexualpopulation,which

sharplyboostsinfantmortality.AcompeIIingchapterintheresearch

dealswithaging.Todaythemedianageindevelopedcountriesis35,and

indevelopingnationsareonly23.By2020,thecorrespondingfigures

wiIIbe42and28.Todaytherearefeweradultsover60(525miIIion)

thanchiIdrenunder5(636miIIion).Astheworldpopulationages,by

2020thenumberover60willbemorethan1billion,whilethoseunder

5wi11total717million.

Sub-SaharanAfricancountries.

A.willhavethelargestworldpopulationby2020

B.havethehighestreproductiverateintheworld

C.areonlymodestlyaffectedbyAIDS

D.willhaveincreasinglylonglifespans

7.AccordingtoDenis,ifwewanttogettheconsumer1sright,weshouId

A.spendmoremoney

B.complaintothemanager

C.fightforthem

D.waitforasale

8.

{{B11TEXTA{{/B}}

ItusedtobesaidthatEnglishpeopIetaketheirpleasuresadly.No

doubtthiswouldstillbetrueiftheyhadanypleasuretotake,butthe

priceofaIcohoIandtobaccoinmycountryhasprovidedsufficient

externalcausesformelancholy.Ihavesometimesthoughtthatthehabit

oftakingpleasuresadlyhascrossedtheAtlantic,andIhavewondered

whatitisthatmakessomanyEnglish-speakingpeopIesomberintheir

outIookinspiteofgoodhealthandagoodincome.

InthecourseofmytravelsintheAmericanIhavebeenimpressedby

akindoffundamentaImaIaisewhichseemstomeextremeIycommonandwhich

posesdifficultproblemsforthesociaIreformer.Mostsocialreformers

haveheldtheopinionthat,ifpovertywereabolishedandtherewereno

moreeconomicinsecurity,themiIlenniumwouldhavearrived.Butwhen

IlookatthefaceofpeopIeinopuIentcars,whetherinyourcountry

orinmine,IdonotseethatIookofradianthappinesswhichtheaforesaid

sociaIreformershadledmetoexpect.Inninecasesoutoften,Isee

insteadalookofboredomanddiscontentandanaImostfranticlonging

forsomethingthatmightticklethejadedpalate.

Butitisnotonlytheveryrichwhosufferinthisway.Professional

menveryfrequentlyfeelhopelessthwarted.Thereissomethingthatthey

longtodoorsomepubIicobjectthattheylongtoworkfor.Butifthey

weretoindulgetheirwishesintheserespects,theyfearthattheywouId

losetheirIivelihood.Theirwivesareequallyunsatisfied,fortheir

neighbor,Mrs.So-and-So,hasgoneaheadmorequickly,hasabettercar,

alargerapartmentandgranderfriends.

LifeforaImosteverybodyisalongcompetitivestrugglewherevery

fewcanwintherace,andthosewhodonotwinareunhappy.OnsociaI

occasionswhenitisderigueurtoseemcheerful,thenecessarydemeanor

isstimuIatedbyaIcohoI.Butthegaietydoesnotringtrueandanybody

whohasjustonedrinktoomanyisapttoIapseintoIachrymosemeIanchoIy.

OnefindsthissortofthingonlyamongEnglish-speakingpeople.A

FrenchmanwhileheisabusingtheGovernmentisasgayasalark.Sois

anItaiianwhileheistellingyouhowhisneighborhasswindledhim.

Mexicans,whentheyarenotactua11ystarvingoractuaIlybeingmurdered,

singanddanceandenjoysunshineandfoodanddrinkwithagustowhich

isveryrarenorthoftheMexicanfrontier.WhenAndrewJacksonconquered

PensacolafromtheSpaniards,itwasSunday.Shepointedoutthescandal

toherhusband,whodecreedthatcheerfulnessmustceaseforthwith.And

did

WhenItrytounderstandwhatitisthatpreventssomanyAmerican

frombeingashappyasonemightexpect,itseemstomethatthereare

twocauses,ofwhichonegoesmuchdeeperthantheother.Theonethat

goesleastdeepisthenecessityforsubservienceinsomelarge

organization.Ifyouareanenergeticmanwithstrongviewsastothe

rightwayofdoingthejobwithwhichyouareconcerned,youfindyourself

invariableundertheordersofsomebigmanatthetopwhoiselderly,

wearyandcynical.Wheneveryouhaveabrightideaythebossputsastopper

onit.Themoreenergeticyouareandthemorevisionyouhave,themore

youwiIIsufferfromtheimpossibiIityofdoinganyofthethingsthat

youfeeloughttobedone.Whenyougohomeandmoantoyourwife,she

tellsyouthatyouareasillyfeIlowandthatifyoubecametheproper

sortofyes-manyourincomewouldsoonbedoubled.Ifyoutrydivorce

andremarriageitisveryunlikelythattherewiIIbeanychangeinthis

respect.Andsoyouarecondemnedtogastriculcersandprematureold

age.

Itwasnotalwaysso.WhenDr.JohnsoncompIiedhisdictionary,he

compiIeditashethoughtfit.WhenhefeltIikesayingthatoatsisfood

formeninScotIandandhorsesinEngland,hesaidso.Whenhedefined

afishing-rodasastickwithafishatoneendandafoolattheother,

therewasnobodytopointouttohimthataremarkofthissortwould

damagethesaleofhisgreatworkamongfishermen.Butif,inthepresent

day,youare(letussay)acontributortoanencyclopedia,thereisan

editorialpoIicywhichissoIemn,wise,andprudent,whichalIowsnoroom

forjokes,noplaceforpersonalpreferencesandnotolerancefor

idiosyncrasies.EverythinghastobefIattenedoutexceptwherethe

prejudicesoftheeditorareconcerned.Totheseyoumustconform,however,

IittIeyoumaysharethem.Andsoyouhavetobecontentwithdollars

insteadofcreativesatisfaction.Andthedollars,alas,leaveyousad.

Thisbringsmetomajorcauseofunhappiness,whichisthatmostpeopIe

inAmericaactnotonimpulsebutonsomeprinciple,andthatprinciples

uponwhichpeopIeactareusuaIlyfaxeduponafalsepsychologyanda

falseethic.Thereisageneraltheoryastowhatmakesforhappiness

andthistheoryisfalse.Lifeisconce

A.makepeopleindulgeinpleasures

B.leadtodespondency

C.posetouchyproblemsforsocialreformers

D.throwaheavyburdenonthecountryJswelfareprogram

9.Whichstatementwasnottrue

A.Japanhadrevisedrelatedlawstograntpensiontothefamilyofthese

convictedwarcriminals.

B.SomepeopleathomeandabroadcalledYasukunitoestablishnewmemorial

toseparatewarcriminalsfromordinarywardead.

C.Koizumitookofficein2001.

D.Yasukunihadn'tmakeresponsetothe