04. It has been suggested that the land in India _______ shared equally among the peasants.

A. would be　　B. be　　　C. will be　　　　D. was

03. The fact that farmers in the EU are paid even for not growing crops ____ many people.

A. surprise　　　B. surprising　　C. surprises　　　D. to surprise

02. He’s a cutter--- _______, a man who sells knives and sharp tools.

A. that is　　　B. in one word　　C. which means　　D. this is to say

01. ----- will you take the hat, Madame?

----- I don’t think I will. ____ I don’t like the color, and ____ the price is too high.

A. One; the other　B. Neither; nor　C. either; or　 D. For one thing; for another

10. There would be less or no starvation if ________.

A. farmers in the EU didn’t produce so many apples

B. less-developed countries managed to plant more cash crops

C. people would plant crops in hilly, dry or mountainous areas

D. people were wise enough to make right decisions

09. The underlined phrase in the sentence "They would not vote to lose their land and wealth,

even if it resulted in a fairer society." means _______.

A. lead to　　　B. share equally　　C. suggest　　D. turn into

08. India _______.

A. has the same agriculture system as China

B. encourages peasants to make decisions of their own

C. needs a big change in land ownership

D. will soon have the farmland equally shared among the peasants

07. Farmers ____ are encouraged in the right way to increase food production.

A. in China B. in India C. In European countries　D. in some less-developed countries

06. Cash crops ________.

A. are mainly grown in developing countries and Western countries.

B. are successfully used to develop industry in less-developed countries

C. help solve the problem of world hunger D. are plants which cannot feed the population

05. Plants which _____ can help to make fewer people go hungry.

A. are less likely to be attacked by pests　　B. can be grown in poor soil

C. can produce heavier crops　　　　D. all the above