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        1. Violent gangs. Bar fights. Broken bones. No, we aren’t talking about a late night in Downtown Chico; we’re talking about the things that come to many people’s minds when the word, motorcycle, is mentioned.

          Many Chico State students have learned of the convenience of small motorcycles and scooters when it comes to parking on or near campus. Motorcycle parking is something that is available when compared to the amount of vacant automotive parking—something especially valuable when running a bit late for class. Motorcycle-riding students have also learned to appreciate the 50 to 80 average miles per gallon, especially today when it seems as if gasoline prices are shooting up faster and more often than a back alley addict.

          Still, some people are reluctant to ride the steel horse. Marc Lewis, a 24-year-old Chico State anthropology student, is one of those people. “I’ve had motorcycles in the past. I know what they’re about. I want another one, for recreational purposes,” Lewis said. The only things holding Lewis back are insurance costs and what he refers to as “unsafe drivers”. Safety and insurance costs certainly are important factors.

          Chris Kelley, employee of Cost-U-Less Insurance Center at 166 Cohasset Road, Suite 3, admits that motorcycle insurance can get pricey. The average price per month for Chico State students in their 20s is about $100, Kelley said. “The most expensive rate I’ve ever charged was something like $32,000 a year,” Kelley said. “The guy had a horrible record.”

          If a motorcycle is something that you’ve always been curious about but have been frightened by the dangerous image it is often given, try rethinking your position. Motorcycling is one of the most diverse activities in existence. Consider the information you find here a brief introduction to several of the more popular aspects of motorcycle riding.

          44. When it comes to motorcycles, one tends to think of ____.

          A. a late night in Downtown Chico           B. the horse made of steel

          C. the money paid for insurance               D. a horrible image motorcycles give

          45. According to the second paragraph, which of the following is NOT true?

          A. It is very convenient for students to ride motorcycles.

          B. The campus has enough parking place for motorcycles.

          C. Students are often late for class riding motorcycles.

          D. Motorcycles consume less gasoline.

          46. Why are some people unwilling to ride the steel horse?

          A. Because they often have their bones broken.

          B. Because they are worried about the costly insurance and safety problems.

          C. Because they have to pay for the pricey gasoline.

          D. Because they don’t want to ride it for entertainment.

          47. The writer intends to tell us in the last paragraph that ____.

          A. we shouldn’t buy a motorcycle due to the danger it causes

          B. many people are frightened by the dangerous image

          C. we shouldn’t be curious about the motorcycle any more

          D. motorcycles are still popular regardless of the disadvantages

           

          【答案】

          44-47 DC BD

          【解析】略

           

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            Dec. 16 - Violent crime overall is down nationwide but rising in the West, and experts believe a number of factors - a growing youth population, inmates being released from prison, and a decline in the economy - could be fueling (causing) the increase in that region.

            The FBI reported today that its preliminary (初步的) statistics (統(tǒng)計(jì)數(shù)字) showed that crime in the first six months of 2002 nationwide was up 1.3 percent from the same period last year. The FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting Program found that crime dropped slightly (a little) in the Northeast and Midwest - 2.1 percent and 1.4 percent, respectively - but rose in the South and especially the West.

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