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Part III. Reading Comprehension: Choose the best answer based on the passages. 30%Passage 1The "morality bank" in the city of Yanji rewards people with free services in exchange for doing something positive in thecommunity, the Xinhua news agency reports. The bank, which is run by a local authority, gives people points depending on thenature of their good deed. Handing in a lost wallet will net an account holder 50 points, but the biggest rewards require a bitmore sacrifice. Helping someone who is in a dangerous situation earns between 300 and 500 points, and donatinghaematopoietic stem cells means 1,000 points.Rewards start small, with free haircuts on offer for anyone who has 150 points, but bigger account balances can earnhome cleaning sessions or health check-ups. And if a customer accumulates 6,000 points, they're declared a "model ofcommunity morals".Morality banks have popped up in several Chinese cities in recent years, although some critics feel they are toomaterialistic, Xinhua notes. But in Yanji the bank is proving popular - more than 600 people have joined since it opened twoweeks ago, according to one local official. Among them are many local school children. One teenager, filmed cleaning up ayard with his classmates, told local Yanji TV: "We can be proud and excited that we're doing good things and being goodpeople."
26. What is the main idea of this essay?
(A) Free haircuts are given to people who do something positive.
(B) Morality banks in China are proving that good deeds really do pay off.
(C) People get points from banks if they help someone in need.
(D) Morality banks are very popular.

參考答案

答案:B
難度:適中0.652174
統計:A(1),B(15),C(4),D(1),E(0)

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