The reason Hollywood is a natural place for making movies is （ ）the sun shines there every day.
A.why B.which C.that D.because
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A.there is too much traffic already B.it contaminates the air with fumes and gases C.the smell of the fumes and gases is terrible D.it is noisy and dangerous
问题2：
A.the surrounding countryside B.the trees planted along the city roads C.recreational areas D.industrial areas
问题3：
A.the campaign to clean up rivers has brought about a change in the natural environment B.the government has no interest in clearing up the middle and upper reaches of the river C.the rest of the river is still polluted D.there is no fish in the middle and upper reaches of the river
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A.The rising cost of living. B.The excessive growth of suburban areas. C.The rapid expansion of industry. D.The deterioration of the quality of life.
问题5：
A.the government wanted to preserve the cleanliness of the rivers B.the government wanted to raise fish in the rivers C.the government wanted to lessen the traffic burdens on the road D.the government wanted to safeguard the countryside
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Before the Nobel Prize in literature was awarded to John Steinbeck in 1962, only five Americans had been previously thus honored, the most recent being Ernest Hemingway in 1954 and William Faulkner in 1949. Steinbeck had been considered on those occasions and also in 1945. As the honor is by far the greatest any writer can receive, Steinbeck was elated. The feeling of elation was tempered slightly, however, by the observation expressed by Steinbeck in 1956，that recipients of the Nobel Prize seldom write anything of value afterwards. He cited Hemingway and Faulkner as examples, minimizing the point that by the time of their selection most writers had already written their best work. At the age of sixty, when he received the awards himself, Steinbeck wrote to a friend that he would not have accepted the award had he not believed that he would continue to write well, that he 4*could beat the rap' Like his contemporaries, and others as well, however, he did not.There was no expectation or need that the writer does so, for Steinbeck had long before made his mark in modern American literature.1.In what year was Steinbeck sixty years old?2.According to the passage, Steinbeck wrote his best work （ ）.3.Before 1949, how many Americans had received the Nobel Prize for literature?4.In the second paragraph, the phrase "does so” refers to （ ）.5.What is the author’s attitude toward John Steinbeck?
A.1949 B.1954 C.1956 D.1962
问题2：
A.in an expressive style B.before receiving the Nobel Prize C.while he was feeling elated D.guided by his contemporaries
问题3：
A.Two B.Three C.Four D.Five
问题4：
A.feel elated at receiving the Nobel Prize B.accept the Nobel Prize if nominated C.write well after receiving the Nobel Prize D.honor Nobel Prize winners of the past
问题5：
A.Steinbeck was an exceptionally different author B.Steinbeck should have received the Nobel Prize earlier C.Steinbeck wrote equally well throughout his life D.Steinbeck earned his reputation well before 1962 -
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