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orts from the United Nations.


It was the eighth straight year that the General Assembly's passed a resolution calling on the


United

States

to

lift

its

trade

sanctions

against

Cuba,

and

as

in

past

years,

it

was

approved


overwhelmingly. This year's vote was 155 to 2, with always the United States and Israel voting



formerly

this

nation's

ambassador

to

the

United

Nations,

repeatedly

referred

to

in


arguing in favor of the resolution. Mr. Alacon also said Cuba will file a 100-billion-dollar lawsuit


against the United States because of the embargo, but he did not say where such a lawsuit would


be

filed.

The

United

States

representative

Peter

Burly

said

the

US

embargo

against

Cuba

is

a


matter of bilateral trade policy, and has no place in the UN General Assembly.


Task

3


【答案】


A.


1) T


2) F


3) T


4) F


B.


1) Shelter for the Homeless


2) a set of stamps/six stamps


3) building homes


4) information; the UN; government; institutions; worldwide


【原文】


Narrator:

Since

1946,

when

the

United

Nations

General

Assembly

recommended

that


inter- national

arrangements

be

set

up

to

promote

and

coordinate

research

and

the


ex-change

of

information

on

housing,

the

United

Nations

has

given

increasing


attention to the subject of human settlements. This year, the United Nations observes


the International Year of Shelter for the Homeless. In commemoration of the year, the


UN Postal

Administration

has

released

a

special

stamp

issue.

I

recently

spoke

with


Gisela

Grunewald,

Chief

of

the

Postal

Administration,

who

described

the

set

and


explained its significance.


Grunewald: We issued six stamps in honor of the Intemational Year for Shelter for the Homeless,


and

these

six

stamps

should

really

show

the

positive

efforts

that

are

being

done


around the world to help the homeless and to find shelter for them. So what we are


showing

on

these

six

stamps

are

six

different

scenes

that

are

aspects

of

building


homes.

You

have

surveying

the

terrain;

you

have

putting

windows

in

a

house;

you


have the actual building of the walls and a number of steps in between, and the last


stamp in this set actually shows one family that happily and proudly stands in front of


its

new

home.

So,

as

I

said

initially,

we

like

to

portray

the

positive

side

and

the


solutions that are proposed by the Organization when it is tackling a problem.


Narrator: So, in a sense, it's a progression as seen from beginning to end.


Grunewald:

That

is

right.

We

know

that

the

subject

is

shelter

for

the

homeless,

so

the


homelessness

as

such

is

not

shown

but

the

solutions

to

the

problem

of

the


homelessness.


Narrator: And what is the impact of such a stamp issue? How can it really influence people's


lives?


Grunewald: Well,

one of

the

functions

that United Nations

stamps

have

is

to

inform

the

public


about what the Organization is doing. So, the impact of these stamps will certainly be


one

of

spreading

information

about

the

International

Year.

We

have

more

than


100,000 collectors throughout the world who will receive these stamps and they will


get the information about this International Year with our stamps. Also, all the stamps


which are going to be used to mail out mail from the three UN offices in New York,


Geneva and Vienna will again send out the message that this is the International Year


for Shelter for the Homeless, and will show that the UN is working on this problem.


As

far

as

the

homeless

people

themselves

are

concerned,

I

think

the

impact

of

the


stamps will be, again, by way of sensitizing and informing people about the problem


that this is something that has to be tackled by governments and by other institutions


and that it is a worldwide problem.


Task

4


【答案】


A.


News Items



1


Participants

Number of


Demonstrators


Place(s)

Demands


demonstrators

mainly

tens of thousands

Paris and several

Protest

the

level

of


longterm unemployed

other cities

un- employment and


call

for

higher


welfare payments


Some

rural

interest

A

quarter

of

a

Central


groups

e.g.

farmers,

million

London


agriculture

workers,


hunters

and

village


dwellers


Demand

more


government

action


to

deal

with

the


problems

of

the


countryside




2



B.


News Item 1


1) T


2) F


News Item 2


3) F


4) F


【原文】


News Item 1


Tens of thousands of demonstrators in France have been taking part in marches in Paris and


several other cities, protesting the level of unemployment and calling for higher welfare payments.


The march is a part of the campaign that began last year with the occupation of Welfare Offices by


the

long-term

unemployed.

But

as

Steven

Jasol,

our

Paris

correspondent,

explains,

the

marches


may indicate that the protest movement is losing momentum.


News Item 2


Here

in

Britain

about

a

quarter

of

a

million

people

have

taken

part

in

a

march

through


central London to demand more government action to deal with the problems of the countryside. A


number of rural interest groups have been taking part--farmers, agriculture workers, hunters and


village

dwellers:

The

movement

grew

out

of

opposition

to

a

proposal

to

ban

fox

hunting,

a


traditional rural sport. But it expanded to take in a number of issues.


Task

5


【答案】


A.



Countries


the US


Russia


China


Number of Medals


Gold


39


32


28


Silver


25


28


16


Bronze


33


28


15


Total


97


88


59



B.


1) F


2) T


3) F


4) T


5) F


6) F


【原文】


The United States won only one of the 24 gold medals awarded here on the final day, but still


led all nations after 16 days of sporting events with 39 gold, 25 silver and 33 bronze medals for a


total of 97. It's the first time outside of home soil since 1968 that the USA has topped the Olympic


medals table. Russia was second with 32 gold, 28 silver and 28 bronze for a total of 88. China was


third with 59, including 28 gold, 16 silver and 15 bronze. In all, 80 nations won at least one medal.


The United States won medals in 22 sports led by the swimmers with 33, and the track- and-field


team

with

20.

The

US

men's

basketball

team

of

NBA

stars

beat

the

French

in

the

gold

medal


match on the final day 85 to 75, but the Americans know, after barely getting into the final with a


2-point win over Lithuania, the Olympic gold medal is no longer a guarantee. The final day of the


Olympics

was not without controversy: three athletes

were disqualified by the

IOC for positive


drug tests; only one was a medalist, Armenian Arshed Danianian, who was stripped of his bronze


in weight lifting.


Task

6


【答案】


A.


1) A strategic partnership agreement.


2) It strengthens ties between the two countries in a variety of areas including security cooperation,


diplomatic activity at the UN and trade and finance.


3) A package of arms deals.


4) First, they have agreed to an accord that will allow India to buy more diamonds from Russia.


Second,

India

will

get

some

advanced

nuclear

technology

from

Russia

for

its

nuclear

power

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