When Li Jinyu went back from Brazil after years of hard training, he seemed to see a new starting point in front of him. Li, a key player of Jian Li Bao Football Team, has a round and lovely face. When talking to people, he often says, “I’ve got a lot of dreams, and the biggest one is to help to develop our national football.”
Li began to play football 17 years ago. In 1985 a football coach was looking for little players in a school. Li tried to win the coach’s favor. His father, a football fan, asked the coach to give his son another chance to have a test. This time, the coach agreed to take Li as a player. Every day, his father would take him to the training school, and carry him back when the training was over, whether it was raining or shining. With the help of his coach, Li quickly grew into a good young player. He is said to have the sharpest mind on the playground among all Chinese football players.
The only child of the family as he is, Li loves his parents as much as they love him. During the spare time of the training course or after a game, he has often called home to ask after his parents.
Li also enjoys good relations with his fans. He has received many letters from across the country, but he said he felt sorry because he could not answer every letter. “However, I have taken good care of every letter from my fans. This is perhaps the best way to show my thanks,” he said.
Now at the age of 24, Li likes to go shopping after days of hard training on the playground. He is also interested in bowling and tennis. Dreaming of becoming a first-class player, he is now working very hard on the road to success.
60. When did Li begin to play football?

A．At the ege of 13. B．At the age of 7.C．Before starting school. D．After leaving school.
61. We can learn from the passage that Li’s father          .
has been encouraging him to play football
taught him to play football in 1985
used to be a football player
was his first coach
62. It seemed that Li          after years of hard training in Brazil.
had got sharp mind on the playground
had made much greater progress
was considered as the best player
began to play football
63. Li has worked hard at football so as to         .
show his thanks to his parents
keep good relations with his fans
develop our national football
play abroad

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The    2    of cars to officials ranking below minister-or governor-levels should be banned.

   3    of the new rule

To reduce the cost of buying new cars

Reasons for   4    the new rule

The buying of vehicles for official use    5    for large expenditure of public funds every year.

   76    taken and to be taken

Local government had started to    7    the number of cars for official use.

The government will    8    public the number of cars for official use.

The Ministry of Finance had published a rule   9    the budgets for such vehicles

Problem

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