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Yes, that's right. Drink away pounds of good-for-nothing bodyfat and inches from your waistline within one month!
Sound too good to be true? Well, hard as it may be to believe, it absolutely is true! And we'd like to prove it to you at our risk, not yours.  
Here's the deal. Legitimate(合法的)scientific research, published in the world's leading academic journals, is now showing that an extraordinarily rare Wu-Long tea produced at Mt. Wu Yi Shan in China's Fujian Province may carry remarkable slimming（減肥的）and health benefits... so much so that Chinese scientists are calling it, "The world's most powerful fat burner."
Our brand of this, rich tea is called Okuma's Wu-Long (TM), and 37 scientific studies published within the last several months alone show it helps melt away bodyfat; increase energy; and even clarify skin, giving your face a clear, shining glow. More about these scientific benefits in a moment. But first, to express to you just how certain we are Wu-Long will help you, we're giving you a special limited-time offer.
We are so confident Okuma's Wu-Long will help give you the leaner, healthier, body you desire that we're putting our money where our mouth is. We're giving you a zero-risk "test drive" to judge for yourself just how powerful Okuma's Wu-Long really is.
If after using Okuma's Wu-Long you haven't melted away pounds of bodyfat and achieved a more slender（苗條的）waistline, simply return your order within 30 days from the date Wu-Long was delivered to your address to receive a full refund（退款） of your product buy price...no trouble, no hard feelings.
New Special Limited-Time Offers:
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小題1:The passage is aimed to ____________.
A．telling people some information about Wu-Long tea.
B．proving to people that Okuma's Wu-Long Is the World's #1 Weight-Loss Solution.
C．persuading fat people to buy Wu-Long tea.
D．informing people that Wu-Long tea is on sale.
小題2:The underlined sentence “we're putting our money where our mouth is” probably means______.
A．We put our money inside the pocket.
B．We’ll give your money back if you are not satisfied
C．You can order anytime.
D．If you send us small money, we’ll give you another
小題3:Which of the following is not the function of Okuma's Wu-Long?
A．curing skin illnesses
B．increasing energy and intellidence
C．melting away needless bodyfat.
D．making your waistline slender and attractive.
小題4:The passage is probably taken from________.
A．a(chǎn) newspaperB．a(chǎn) magazineC．a(chǎn) journalD．a(chǎn) biology book
小題5:If you want to get 4 boxes of Wu-Long tea, you should pay______.
A．185$B．222$C．148$D．111$

小題1:C
小題2:B
小題3:A
小題4:A
小題5:D

小題1:本題考查根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容判斷作者寫作目的的能力。由文章開頭和最后一段可知, 本文介紹了烏龍茶的減肥神奇功效和購(gòu)買無風(fēng)以險(xiǎn)及特價(jià)格優(yōu)惠措施, 其目的是說服減肥者購(gòu)買烏龍茶。
小題2:本題考查根據(jù)上下文判斷特定句子含義的能力。由倒數(shù)第二段 “We're giving you a zero-risk "test drive" to judge for yourself just how powerful Okuma's Wu-Long really is.”以及最后一段 “…simply return your order within 30 days from the date Wu-Long was delivered to your address to receive a full refund（退款）….”可以推出本句的意思為: 如果不滿意, 我們(廠家)可以隨時(shí)退貨退款。
【小題3本題考查理解文章細(xì)節(jié)信息的能力。由第五段 “…and 37 scientific studies published within the last several months alone show it helps melt away bodyfat; increase energy; and even clarify skin, giving your face a clear, shining glow.”可知A項(xiàng)不是烏龍茶的功效。
小題4:本題考查根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容判斷文章體裁的能力。從本文的標(biāo)題和結(jié)尾的表格以及文章的內(nèi)容(介紹了烏龍茶的減肥功效和優(yōu)惠大酬賓活動(dòng)等)可以判斷出本文是一則產(chǎn)品推銷廣告, 最佳出處應(yīng)為報(bào)紙的廣告專欄。
小題5:本題考查根據(jù)文章相關(guān)內(nèi)容進(jìn)行簡(jiǎn)單運(yùn)算的能力。由文章最后 “New Special Limited-Time Offers: Buy 3, Get 1 Free  (You save $37.00)”可知買三盒贈(zèng)一盒,花三盒的錢可以買到四盒, 即3×37=$111。
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