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{{*HTML*}}? ?阅读下面这篇短文短文后有2项测试任务1第23～26题要求从所给的6个选项中为第2～5段每段选择1个正确的小标题2第27～30题要求从所给的6个选项中选择4个正确选项分别完成每个句子 {{B}}?????????? ??????????? ??OnBritishNewspapers{{/B}}1?Besidesthedailynewspapers thereareanumberofSundaynewspapersinBritain.Manyofthemareconnected withthedailiesthoughnotrunbythesameeditorandhismembers.The Sundaypapersarelargerthanthedailypapersandusuallycontainmorearticles concernedwithcommentandgeneralinformationratherthannews.Thenational dailyandSundaypapershavethelargestcirculationintheworld.OftheSunday paperstheObserverandtheSundayTimesarethebestknown.2.Itisa regrettablefactthatthenumberofmagazinesofaliteraryorpoliticalnature hasdroppeddownsincethewar.Thishasprobablybeencausedbytheever-wider useofradioandtelevisionThemostsuccessfulmagazinesarethosepublished forwomen.Theircoversaredesignedtocatchtheeyeandtheycertainly succeedindoingso!Theyoffertheirreadersarticlesonfashionneedlework andmanyothermattersofwomeninterest.Theyalsoprovideadvicetothosein loveandadventureswithhandsomeheroes.Somewomen’smagazinesalsoinclude seriousarticlesofmoregeneralinterest.3?Thevisitorwholooksat themagazinesdisplayedinalargebookstallwhichmaybefoundinanimportant railwaystationwillnoticethatthereiswidevarietyoftechnicalbooksand magazines.Therearemagazinesforthemotoristthefarmerthegardenerthe nurseandmanyothers.4?Threaremanylocalandregionalnewspaper. ItiscommoninBritainforanewsagenttodeliverthemorningpaperstohis customersforasmallextrapayment;thisserviceisusuallyperformedbyboys andgirlswhowanttoearnsomepocket-money.Paragraph4______
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