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Questions 28-34Look at the following descriptions in scientific contribution in 2007 ( Questions 28-34 ) and the list of countries below.Match each description with the correct countries, A-J.Write the correct letter, A-J, in boxes 28-34 on your answer sheet.List of countriesA US B China C Europe D Japan E IndiaF Brazil G Singapore H South Korea I Russia J International Its portion of world publication has shrunk by 3%.（）
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Questions 1-6Do the following statements agree with the information given in Reading Passage 1In boxes 1-6 on your answer sheet, writeTRUE if the statement agrees with the informationFALSE if the statement contradicts the informationNOT GIVEN if there is no information on this One of directing researches of Root and her co-workers is on prevention species from total extinction.（）
中国公民郑某是一名高级工程师，2011年4月工资收入10000元，另有以下收入： (1)一次取得建筑工程设计费50000元，同时从中拿出20000元通过民政局向希望工程捐赠。 (2)取得利息收入8000元，其中国债利息4000元，单位集资利息4000元。 (3)将2010年研发的一项技术的使用权进行转让，取得收入40000元。 (4)业余撰写短篇技术论文，在某报刊上连载，2个月的稿酬收入分别为40000元和20000元。 (5)当月被派遣到某外资企业提供业务指导，当月外资企业支付其工资35000元(需上交派遣单位40%，有合同证明)，原派遣单位仍支付其工资10000元，已知派遣单位和雇佣单位均扣缴了个人所得税。 (6)将其所持有的一项专利的使用权分别转让给A和B两个厂商，分别取得转让收入3800元和4200元。 要求：根据以上资料，按照下列序号计算回答问题，每问需计算合计数。 计算当月转让专利使用权应缴纳个人所得税。
Questions 57 to 61 are based on the following passage. Japan is going through a complex national identity crisis. That may be no bad thing, says a new book by an American researcher. The economy is ceased making progress, but the society is in motion. Japan is a difficult country to report on and analyze because things do not change in big, noticeable ways. They change in an increasing process, generally of small steps but which, over time, can add up to big movements. And just such a big movement seems to be taking place. Mr. Nathan has been observing Japan since the 1960s. Whereas most people look at economic data or the comings and goings of prime ministers, he is more interested in schools, novels, comic books, and the minds of young entrepreneurs and maverick (持有不同意见的) local politicians. In particular, his focus is on whether Japan’s famously cohesive, conformist society may be breaking under the strain of economic stagnation (停滞), and on how such strains have been affecting the country’s sense of purpose and of national identity. Fractures (分裂) are what he looks for and fractures are what he finds. On balance, they are neither obviously dangerous nor obviously positive, but they are, as he says, signs of motion which could, in time, lead in unpredictable directions. The most worrying factures he writes about are in the schools where violence and truancy (逃学) have risen remarkably. Old Japan hands shrug wearily at such things, for worries about violence have long existed but have never really seemed terribly serious. Now, though, Mr. Nathan’s numbers do make the situation look grave. Such trends appear to be symptoms of two related phenomena: a widespread feeling of disillusionment, alienation, uncertainty or plain anger, which has spread to children, too; and a gradual breakdown of old systems of discipline — part familial, part social, part legal — which, appear to prevent schools and parents from dealing effectively with children behaving in a bad way. Japan is, in short, passing through a national identity crisis. However, there are plenty of positive aspects to it, too. One is a considerable increase in the number of actual or budding young entrepreneurs. The numbers remain modest, but are nevertheless surprisingly high given the state of the economy in recent years. Another is a new eagerness among popular writers and maverick politicians to try to define and encourage a new national pride. It can be inferred from Paragraph 2 that ______.
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