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    The spread of worsening international financial crisis has seriously affected world economic growth and stability. The ongoing financial crisis is rarely seen in history. Countries and organizations have taken measures in response, and we hope these measures will produce the desired results soon. Countries in Asia and Europe are an important force for international financial stability and world economic growth. I suggest that we make greater efforts in the following aspects:
    First, countries should run their own affairs well. In the face of the crisis, it is important for leaders to act in the fundamental and long-term interests of the people and use necessary monetary and regulatory tools to regain market confidence as soon as possible and maintain economic growth.
    Second, set up coordination(调和) and cooperation among governments. The financial departments, central banks and financial regulators around the world should closely follow the development of the crisis and study its trend and impact.
    Third, strengthen regional financial dialogue and cooperation. Members of the Eurozone have reached agreement on the basic principles to tackle the financial crisis. We in Asia are also exploring the possibility of expanding the size of bilateral currency swap(hui  互惠外汇信贷)arrangements under the 10+3 framework .
    Fourth, push forward the reform of the international monetary and financial systems. The present crisis has exposed the weaknesses in the existing international financial system and governance structure. It important to do three things in this regard: first, increase the say and representation of developing countries in international financial organizations; second, expand the space of the regulation of the international financial system, and third, establish a reasonable global financial rescue mechanism（机制）.
    56. According to the passage, members of the Eurozone reached agreement on _______.
    A.how to deal with the financial crisis
    B.how to regain market confidence
    C.how to maintain economic growth
    D.how to study the crisis trend
    57. Facing the crisis, the first thing the countries should do is ________ .
    A. to closely follow the development of the crisis.
    B. to study the trend and impact of the financial crisis.
    C. to do their own business well.
    D. to increase the say and representation of developing countries in international financial organizations.
    58. Which word has the same meaning with the underlined word maintain ?
    A. mainly        B. keep         C. increase         D. decrease
    59.According to the passage, which of the following sentence is false?
    A.Global issues included energy, food, the environment etc.
    B.There has been no financial crisis more serious than this one in history.
    C.Facing the crisis, the first thing the countries should do is to do their own business well.
    D.Asian and European countries are an important force for the world economic growth.
    60.The passage mainly talks about ________.
    A.What we should do during the financial crisis.
    B.We should draw serious lessons from the financial crisis.
    C.Countries and organizations have taken measures in response to the financial crisis.
    D.We should set up coordination and cooperation among governments.


    56-60 A C B BA

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