单项选择题A．Because they can’t afford to pay for him to live in London.B．Because they think Neil should get a university degree first of all.C．Because they think Neil is wasting his talent and energy singing in the pop world.D．Because they believe Neil will never make it in the pop world.

单项选择题A．None.B．Less than two.C．Two.D．More than two.

单项选择题A．Some developed countries.B．Countries that wanted to borrow money.C．All the member countries.D．The World Bank.

单项选择题A．He is having a hard time letting his apartment.B．He prefers his old tenant to the new one.C．He is not accustomed to living with the new tenant yet.D．He doesn’t want to let his apartment to her.

单项选择题A．Go to university and get a degree.B．Get into the music world as a pop singer.C．Start his music business after he gets a university degree.D．Go to university and get a qualification for his music career.

单项选择题A．He does not think the digital divide ever exists.B．He thinks that to people in developing countries to be healthy is more important.C．He has given large amounts of money to help poor people use computers and Internet.D．He attended the conference held in Seattle and made an impressive speech there.

单项选择题A．Broadcasting interviews with people from all walks of life.B．Training broadcasters to higher standards.C．Paying close attention to the quality of their programs.D．Improving sound quality.

单项选择题A．New England.B．Britain.C．Newfoundland.D．Alaska.

单项选择题A．To lower their exchange rates.B．To regulate their exchange rates.C．To raise their regulated rates.D．To make no change of their tales.

单项选择题A．The widening gap between the haves and have-nots, in terms of high tech equipment and knowledge.B．The sharp distinction between computer experts and computer illiterates.C．The gulf between the very rich and the very poor.D．The barrier that keeps the poor people from learning how to use a computer.