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    Marie Claire Magazine is one of the top women’s health, beauty and  fashion magazines in the world It has over 14 million readers all over the world．Maire Magazine is published in 32 countries including France, the Untied States ,Australia, China, the United Kingdom, Russia ,Spain Italy and many other nations.
    Marie Claire Magazine has stood by its motto"More than a Pretty Face" since Jean Prouvost created it in France in1937. It was soon released every Wednesday and was an immediate success. Unfortunately, because of World War n, it stopped printing in 1940. But it b began in  again in 1954 as a monthly publication（出版物)instead of a weekly one.
    The magazine has provided women throughout the world with information on health ,struggles and life stories of women. The magazine also focuses on current affairs all women would be interested in .It also has a part that specifically answers readers' questions.
    The magazine discusses all of the latest and hottest things in clothing and accessories（首饰）．It also provides its readers with shopping information to help find the best deals for the latest fashions.
    The cover of Marie Claire Magazine has been graced（使增光）by many famous faces ,Although it is aimed at women, it broke new ground in 2003. The US publication featured a  man一Tom Cruise on its cover for the first time．Marie Claire Magazine has continued to be a pioneer in the magazine industry.
    小题1:When was Marie Claire Magazine created?
    A． In 1937.B． In 1940.C． In 1954.D． In 2003.
    小题2:Marie Claire Magazine includes sections on                .
    ①health   ②fashion     ③first aid          ④current affairs
    ⑤babies   ⑥shopping   ⑦women's life stories ⑧readers' questions
    A．①②③④⑤⑥B．②③④⑤⑥⑦C．②③⑤⑥⑦⑧D．①②④⑥⑦⑧
    小题3:According to the passage，Marie Claire Magazine________.
    A．pays a lot of attention to readers's responses
    B．has been a monthly magazine since 1937
    C．often has Tom Cruise on its cover
    D．changed its boss in 1954
    小题4:What do we know about Marie Claire Magazine？
    A．It is a local European magazine.
    B． It never refers to hot social problems.
    C． It contains beautiful pictures and useful articles.
    D． It has more readers than any other magazine of the same kind

    小题1:A
    小题2:D
    小题3:A
    小题4:C

    试题分析：本文介绍了Marie Claire杂志的创始时间，所包含的内容，以及它所取得的成就。
    小题1:细节题，根据Marie Claire Magazine has stood by its motto"More than a Pretty Face" since Jean Prouvost created it in France in1937.可知 Marie Claire杂志始创于1937年，故选A。
    小题2:归纳题，根据文第三自然段和第四自然段可知，Marie Claire杂志包括健康、时尚、新闻、女性的生活故事以及读者的问题，故选D。
    小题3:推理题。根据It also has a part that specifically answers readers' questions.可知Marie Claire杂志很注意读者的答复，故选A。
    小题4:概括题。通过全文内容可知，Marie Claire杂志既包括美丽的图片，也包括有用的文章。故选C。
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