B. More than $$4,000 a year.

C. More than $$14,000 a year.

D. More than $$40,000 a year.

2 A. They get scholarships from college.

B. They get money from their parents.

C. They borrow money to pay for their education.

D. They work part- time to pay for their education.

3 A. Social needs.

B. Future earnings.

C. Personal enjoyment.

D. Difficulty of jobseeking.

B For 50 years.

C For 75 years.

D For 100 years.

2 A To know the freshmen's study habits.

B To know the freshmen's mental health.

C To know the freshmen's physical condition.

D To know the freshmen's family background.

3 A Their mental and physical health.

B Their interpersonal and social skills.

C Their social skills and critical thinking.

D Their critical thinking and problem-solving sills.

B) It is as three times as 10 years ago.

C. It has increased a little than 10 years ago.

D. It has more than doubled during the past 10 years.

2 A) High education standards.

B) Low college costs in China.

C) Rapid economic development of China.

D) Increased scholarships for international students.

3 A) China.

B) Russia.

C) The US.

D) The UK.

B) In a lecture hall.

C) In a student club.

D) On a sports ground.

2 A) Music.

B) Business.

C) Art and design.

D) Computer science

3 A)Talking to the professor.

B)Making a list of possibilities.

C) Choosing the major she likes best.

D) Going to the advisor for some suggestions.

B) By using apps and housing software.

C) With the help of local housing agents.

D) By reading newspaper and magazine advertisements

2 A) By taking teachers' advice.

B) According to students races.

C) By asking students questions.

D) Based on students' background.

3 A) They think students cannot make proper use of this system.

B) They think students from the same social group should live together.

C) They think students should ask for recommendations from their teachers.

D) They think students cannot get to know different people using this system.

B) America.

C)Australia.

D) New Zealand

2 A)Teach at a language school.

B)Take part in a language program

C) Study Chinese culture at a school.

D)Learn Chinese at a language school.

3 A)He felt it's hard to accept some cultural differences.

B)He felt it's useful to learn the cultural differences in advance.

C)He felt the had no difficulty adapting to the cultural differences.

D) He felt the culture shock he had experienced

destroyed his confidence.

B) In 1992.

C) In 1995.

D) In 1999.

2 A) Because of its multicultural brand style.

B) Because of the charm of Chinese culture.

C) To keep competitive in Chinese market.

D) To learn from other Chinese fast food brands.

3 A) Hiring local waiters and waitresses.

B) Cancelling Western food from its menu.

C) Offering localized products and services.

D) Offering special foods for each Chinese festival.

B) Grateful.

C) Doubtful.

D) Surprised.

2 A) She was raised in China

B) She was born in Germany

C) She was born in New York.

D) She was raised in Germany.

3 A) The cultural differences will be narrowed.

B) The cultural differences will be much bigger.

C) The cultural differences won't exit any more.

D) The cultural differences won't be noticed any more.

B) Scotland.

C)Switzerland.

D)The Netherlands.

2 A)Everyone is so close all the time on campus in the Netherlands

B)There is one main campus in most universities in the Netherlands.

C) Student swear dresses and high heels when they have a night out in the UK.

D)Student usually study and live and exercise on different campuses in the UK.

3 A) Positive.

B) Negative.

D) Indifferent.

C) Surprised.

B. 13.5 billion yuan.

C. 54 billion yuan.

D. 55.9 billion yuan.

2 A. India.

B. China.

C. The UK.

D. The US.

3 A.America's domestic box office rose last year.

B. China's domestic movie ticket sales declined last year.

C. China is expected to surpass the US in the global movie market.

D.China is narrowing the gap with the US in the global movie market.

B. In Switzerland.

C. In Great Britain.

D. In the United States.

2 A.On Chaplin's 127th birthday.

B. A day after Chaplin's 127th birthday.

C. A day before Chaplin's 127th birthday.

D. Two days after Chaplin's 127th birthday.

3 A. 8 years.

B. 15 years.

C. 25 years.

D. 27 years.

B. A war movie.

C. A sci-fi movie.

D. A horror movie

2 A. The plot.

B. The shark.

C. The music.

D. The performance

3 A.They dare not see the shark.

B. They hear other people screaming.

C. They know the danger of the shark.

D. They will imagine more frightening scenes.

B. By finding a job in Hollywood.

C. By knowing many influential people.

D. By having enough money to make movies.

2 A.Finding good actors for their movies.

B. Finding suitable stories for their movies.

C. Meeting the right directors for their movies.

D. Having their independent movies seen by the public.

3 A.It's easier to get to know influential figures.

B. The expenses of making movies are cheaper now.

C. There are not so many people want to make movies as before.

D. Almost everyone can use cheap digital technology