高二1月月考英语试题

第二节（,15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，

并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小

题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话读两遍。

听下面一段材料，回答第6和第7两个小题。

6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Policeofficers.B.Managerandclerk.C.Shopassistantandcustomer.

7.Whatarethespeakersgoingtodo?

A.Openastore.B.Makeaplan.C.Haveameeting.

听下面一段对话，回答第8至第10三个小题。

8.What'sthewoman'sproblem?

A.Shemissedthewakeupcall.B.Herroomserviceisoutoforder.

C.Sheisunabletogetherbreakfastintime.

9.Whoisgoingtodealwiththeproblem?

A.Thehotelmanager.B.Aroomattendant.C.Thewomanherself.

10.Howdoesthewomanfeelabouttheservice?

A.Sad.B.Content.C.Disappointed.

听下面一段对话，回答第11至第13三个小题

11.Wheredoesthewomanwork?

A.Inahospital.B.Inalab.C.Onafarm.

12.WhichofthefollowingdoesthewomandoasanAHT?

A.Producemedicine.B.Batheanimals.C.Doexperiments.

13.WhatdoesDoctorBlakesayaboutthewoman'swork?

A.Il'sinteresting.B.It'sunimportant.C.Ifshelpful.

听下面一段对话，回答第14至第16四个小题。

14.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Seaadventures.B.Vacationplans.C.LifeattheCaribbean.

15.Whathasthewomanpaidcloseattentionto?

A.Weatherreports.B.Internationalnews.C.Stormdamage.

16.Whatdowelearnabouttheman'sexperience?

A.Hewascaughtinastorm.B.Hevisitedstorm-hitislands.C.Hemadeavoyagetwoweeksago.

听下面一段对话，回答第17至第20四个小题。

17.Whatwasthewoman'sjobtenyearsago?

A.Adirectorinacompany.B.Acollegeteacher.C.Awriter.

18.Whoisthecollegegirlmentionedinthetalk?

A.Thespeakerherself.B.Thespeaker\friend.C.Aclerkinthebookstore.

19.Whydidthewomangiveupherjob?

A.Shewantedmore.freetime.

B.Itwasfarfromwhatshewanted.

C.Collegelifewasmuchmoreinteresting.

20.Howdoesthewomanfeelnow?

A.Regretful.B.Worried.C.Satisfied.

第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节语法和词汇知识运用（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

21.HeisloveofmylifeandIdon'lthinkIwillevermeetsecondpersonthatwilllovemehalfas

hedoes.

A.a;theB.the;aC.the,theD.a;a

22.—HaveyoueverwatchedFriends’?

—Yes.IitthreetimeswhenIwasincollege.

A.havewatchedB.watchedC.hadwatchedD.watch

23.一Hedidn'tshowupduringtheexam.

一.Heknewhowimportanttheexamwas!

A.Forgetit.B.Nevermind.C.Takeyourtime.D.Idon'tgetit.

24.Thisshockingnewsledtooutoftheroomandnobodydaredtostophim.

A.himstormedB.thathestormedC.himtostormD.himstorming

25.Thegovernmentdecidedtobuildaparkpeoplecanenjoygreengrassandprettyflowers.

A.atwhereB.whichC.atwhichD.where

26.Thefrightenedcro.wdstood,notknowingwhattodowhilehealonestayedinthefaceof

thedangerandledallthepeopleoutsafeandsound.

A.calmly;quietB.still;calmC.quietly;calmD.still;quiet

27.theschoolyearisover,Iamgoingtorelaxalittlebit.

A.IncaseB.EvenifC.NowthatD.Asif

28.一Sorry,IforgottocallJacktotellhimaboutourplantomorrow.

-Nevermind.Youanyway.Icalledhimyesterday.

A.shouldn'tcallhimB.needn'thavecalledhim

C.shouldn'thavecalledhimD.didn'tneedtocallhim

29.Hiswisdomwordstheproblemthathadbeenbotheringmeforalongtime.

A.threwlightsonB.threwlightsoverC.threwlightoverD.threwlighton

30.Thereasonheissoupsetishisfatheriscomingtoschoolfortheteacher-parentmeeting

today.

A.why;becauseB.forwhat;thatC.forwhat;becauseD.why;that

31.Canyouimaginethatsuchacarefuldriverbecaughtspeeding.

A.oughttoB.shouldC.mightD.would

32.Thestudenttoarrivefirstgetsmorepointsthantocomelast.

A.thatB.theoneC.oneD.it

33.Whilehetherobberyatthebankjustnow,hecouldn'tgiveanyinformativeevidencetohelpwith

theinvestigation.

A.claimedtowitnessB.claimedwitnessing

C.claimedhavingwitnessedD.claimedtohavewitnessed

34.ThemoneymyparentsgivemewillbeenoughtomylivingexpenseswhileIcanfindapart-timejobto

saveupfortripsduringholidayseasons.

A.supportB.payC.offerD.cover

35.1leftschoolin2007,andsincethenIinLosAngeles.

A.livedB.hadlivedC.livesD.havelived

第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

Afarmercarelesslylostanexpensivegoldwatchinthebarn（谷仓）onthefarm.Soheputa（n）36onthe

gateofthefarm:whoeverfindsthegoldwatchwillberewarded100dollars.

Facingthetemptation（诱惑）ofthehandsome37,peopletriedtheirbesttolookforiteverywhere.

However,thegrainwas38likeahillalongwithlotsofstraw,soiftheywantedtofindthegoldwatch,itwould

belike39foraneedleintheocean.

Sotheygaveuponebyone.Onlyasmallboyinshabbyclotheskeptlookingforitinthegrain.Hewas40

tofindthegoldwatchandlethisparents,brothersandsistershavea（n）41meal.Itwaslate,andtheboywasalso

tired.Hewaslyinginthestrawtohavea42whenheheardastrange“tick-tock”.

He43heldhisbreathandlistenedattentively.Itwasquieterinthebarnwhile"tick-tock"soundedclearly.The

boy44thesound,foundthegoldwatch45inthedepthsofthegrainandfinallygotthe100dotes.

Likethegoldwatchinthebarn,46hasexistedaroundusandspreadineverycomeroflife.Onlywhenwe

are47andfirmlylookforitcanwefindit.

36.A.advertisementB.orderC.noticeD.letter

37.A.rewardB.presentC.awardD.profit

38.A.surroundedB.piledC.linedD.located

39.A.catchingB.fightingC.sendingD.fishing

40.A.nervousB.readyC.eagerD.willing

41.A.earlyB.fullC.freeD.small

42.A.lookB.drinkC.thoughtD.rest

43.A.immediatelyB.suddenlyC.eventuallyD.fortunately

44.A.followedB.heardC.forgotD.made

45.A.hiddenB.storedC.buriedD.thrown

46.A.hickB.successC.confidenceD.courage

47.A.hungryB.confidentC.relaxedD.calm

B

Overyears,I'vebeenteachingkidsaboutasimplebutpowerfulconcept-theantphilosophy（哲学）.They

haveanamazingfour-partphilosophy.First,antsnever48,Ifthey'reheadedsomewhereandyoutrytostop

them,they'lllookforanother49,Second,antsthinkaboutwinterandsummer.That'sanimportant50

Youcan'tbesonaive（幼稚的）astothinksummerwilllastforever.Soantsaregatheringintheirwinter51inthe

middleofsummer.Thinkahead.Thethirdpartisthatantsthinksummerallwinter.Duringthewinter,they52

themselves,''Thiswon'tlastlong;we'llsoonbeoutofhere."Theycan't53togetout.Last,howmuchwillan

antgatherduringthesummertoprepareforthewinter?Allthatit54can.Whatagreatphilosophytohave-the

antphilosophy:nevergiveup,lookahead,stay55anddoallyoucan.

48.A.escapeB.returnC.quitD.advance

49.A.antB.wayC.warD.cave

50.A.attitudeB.planC.opinionD.policy

51.A.strawB.fruitC.clothingD.food

52.A.remindB.warnC.enjoyD.teach

53.A.expectB.offerC.waitD.manage

54.A.recentlyB.possiblyC.largelyD.generally

55.A.considerateB.activeC.energeticD.positive

第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Manyyearsagotherewasahugeoilrefineryfireinasmalltown.Flamesshothundredsoffeetintotheair.The

skywasthickwithgrimyblacksmoke.Theheatwasintense一sointensethatfirefightershadtoparktheirtrucksa

blockawayandwaitedfortheheattodiedownbeforetheycouldbegintofightthefire.However,itwasaboutto

rageoutofcontrol.

Then,allofasudden,fromseveralblocksawaycameafiretruckracingdownthestreet.Withitsbrakes

screeching,ithitthecurbinfrontofthefire.Thefirefightersjumpedoutandbegantobattletheblaze.Allthe

firefighterswhowereparkedablockawaysawthis,andtheyjumpedintotheirtrucks,drovedowntheblockand

begantofightthefire,too.Asaresultofthatcooperativeeffort,theywerejustbarelyabletobringthefireunder

control.

Thepeoplewhosawthisteamworkthought,“Mygoodness,themanwhodrovethatleadfiretruck—whatan

actofbravery!”Theydecidedtogivehimaspecialawardtorecognizehimforhisbraveryinleadingthecharge.

Attheceremonythemayorsaid,uCaptain,wewanttohonoryouforafantasticactofbraveryinleadingthe

charge.Youpreventedthelossofproperty,perhapseventhelossoflife.Ifthereisonespecialthingyoucouldhave

-justaboutanything一whatwoulditbe?”

Withouthesitation,thecaptainreplied,“YourHonor,anewsetofbrakesofmytruckwouldbegreat!”

56.Howwasthecaptainprobablyfeelingwhenhistruckchargeddownthestreettothefire?

A.enthusiasticB.encouragedC.embarrassedD.upset

57.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

A.Thecaptainwasdrivinghistruckfastbecausehewasinahurrytofightthefire.

B.Therewassomethingwrongwiththebrakesofthetruck.

C.Themayorpraisedthecaptainfbrhishonesty.

D.Thepeopledecidedtohonorthecaptainbecausehefoughtthefirebravely.

58.Whydidallthefirefightersparktheirtrucksablockawayfromthefire?

A.Becausetheywerewaitingforthecaptaintoarrive.

B.Becausethesmokewastoothicktoseeanything.

C.Becausethefirewasabouttogooutofcontrol.

D.Becausetheyhadtowaitfortheintenseheattodiedownabit.

B

TheEnglishlanguagewasfirstintroducedtotheAmericasbyBritishcolonization,beginningin1607in

Jamestown,Virginia.Similarly,thelanguagespreadtonumerousotherpartsoftheworldasaresultofBritishtrade

andcolonizationelsewhereandthespreadoftheformerBritishEmpire,which,by1921,heldswayovera

populationof470-570millionpeople,approximatelyaquarteroftheworld'spopulationatthattime.

Overthepast400yearstheformofthelanguageusedintheAmericas—especiallyintheUnitedStates—and

thatusedintheUnitedKingdomhavedivergedinafewminorways,leadingtotheversionsnowoccasionally

referredtoasAmericanEnglishandBritishEnglish.Differencesbetweenthetwoincludepronunciation,grammar,

vocabulary,spelling,punctuation,idioms,andformattingofdatesandnumbers.Asmallnumberofwordshave

completelydifferentmeaningsinthetwoversionsorareevenunknownornotusedinoneoftheversions.One

particularcontributiontowardsformalizingthesedifferencescamefromNoahWebster,whowrotethefirst

Americandictionary(published1828)withtheintentionofshowingthatpeopleintheUnitedStatesspokea

differentdialectfromBritain,muchlikearegionalaccent.

Itmaybethecasethatincreasedworldwidecommunicationthroughradio,television,theInternetand

globalizationhasreducedthetendencytowardsregionalvariation.Thiscanresulteitherinsomevariations

becomingextinct(forinstance,thewireless,beingprogressivelysupersededbytheradio)orintheacceptanceof

widevariationsas''perfectlygoodEnglish"everywhere.

ChiefamongothernativeEnglishdialectsareCanadianEnglishandAustralianEnglish,whichrankthirdand

fourthinthenumberofnativespeakers.Forthemostpart,CanadianEnglish,whilefeaturingnumerousBritish

formsalongsidenativeCanadianisms,sharesvocabulary,phonologyandsyntaxwithAmericanEngJish,leading

manytorecognizeNorthAmericanEnglishasanorganicgroupingofdialects.AustralianEnglishlikewiseshares

manyAmericanandBritishEnglishusagesalongsideplentifulfeaturesuniquetoAustralia,andretainsa

significantlyhigherdegreeofdistinctivenessfromboththelargervarietiesthandoesCanadianEnglish.South

AfricanEnglish,NewZealandEnglishandtheHiberno-EnglishofIrelandarealsodistinctiveandrankfifth,sixth

andseventhinthenumberofnativespeakers.

59.WhichofthefollowingnativeEnglishdialectsranksfifthinthenumberofnativespeakers?

A.CanadianEnglishB.SouthAfricanEnglish

C.theHiberno-EnglishofIrelandD.AustralianEnglish

60.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthereasonwhytheEnglishlanguagespreadtonumerouspartsoftheworld?

A.BritishcolonizationB.thespreadoftheformerEnglishEmpire

C.BritishtradearoundtheworldD.alargeBritishpopulation

61.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat

A.AustralianEnglishhasdevelopedmorecharacteristicsofitsownthanCanadianEnglish.

B.itisobviousthatsomevariationswillbecomeextinctduetoworldwidecommunication.

C.everyonewillbespeaking"'perfectlygoodEnglish^^inthefuture.

D.almostaquarteroftheworld'spopulationspokeBritishEnglishin1921.

62.Thispassageisintended

A.topersuadeustospeakperfectlygoodEnglishinthefuture.

B.todrawpeople'sattentiontotheextinctionofdifferentEnglishdialects.

C.togivethereaderssomeusefulinformationonvariationoftheEnglishlanguage.

D.todoaresearchonhowtheEnglishlanguagehasinfluencedtheworld.

C

CreepyUnsolvedMurdersThatHappenedonHalloween

Halloweenistheonenightoftheyearwherebeingscaredissupposedtobegoodfun.However,amidallthe

harmlessactivitiesliketrick-or-treating,sometimesgenuinelyfrighteninganddisturbingthingscanhappen.

October31hasbeenthedateofsomehoiTificmurdersandunexplaineddisappearances,whicharefarmore

terrifyingthananyghosts,goblins,orwitches.BecausetheyhappenedtotakeplaceonHalloween,thefollowing

mysterieshaveanextraauraofcreepinesstothem,andtheyremainunsolvedtothisday.

1

HyunJongwasa21-year-oldSouthKoreanstudentattendingPennsylvaniaStateUniversity.In2001,after

leavingtheHalloweenpartyinaclub,shewasdroppedoffatherapartmentbyherfriendsat4:00AM.Thiswas

thelastanyoneeversawofher.Asearchwasconductedofherapartment.Therewasnosignofanystruggle,but

manyofherbelongingswerethere,indicatingthatshehadgoneinsideafterbeingdroppedoff.Butwhathappened

toherafterward?Althoughsomeevidenceindicatedherdeath,herbodyhasneverbeenfound.

2

OnHalloweennightin1977,theparentsof19-month-oldNimaLouiseCarterplacedtheirchildinsidehercrib.

Thenextmorning,Nima'sparentswereshockedtodiscoverthatshewasmissing.Sincethewindowswerelocked,

it'stheorizedthatsomeonemusthavebeenhidingintheclosetandtookthechildoutofthehousewhileherparents

wereasleep.Thepolicetookitaschildabduction.Amonthlater,agroupofkidswereplayinginanabandoned

housefourblocksaway.Whentheyopenedupthehouse'srefrigerator,theyreceivedahorriiyingshockwhenthe

bodyofaninfantcametumblingout.ThechildwasidentifiedasNimaLouiseCarter,whodiedofsuffocation（窒

息）.

3

ChrisJenkinswasa21-year-oldstudentwhovisitedabaronHalloweennightin2002.Afterleavingthebar

aroundmidnight,Chrisdisappearedwithoutatrace.Heremainedamissingpersonforfourmonthsuntilhisbody

wasdiscoveredintheMississippiRiver.SinceChriswasstillwearinghisHalloweencostume,allindicationswere

thathediedshortlyafterhedisappeared.Sincehiscauseofdeathwasdeterminedtobedrowning,authorities

initially（初步的）believeditwasanaccidentorsuicide.Hisparentsrefusedtobelievethisandappealedforamore

carefulinvestigation.Finally,in2006,thedeathwasreclassifiedasamurdercase.

4

SometimeduringtheearlymorningHalloweenhoursof1981,aManhattancouplenamedRonaldSismanand

ElizabethPlatzmanweremurderedintheirapartment.Thecouplewasseverelybeatenbeforebeingshotinthehead,

execution-style,andtheapartmentwasinacompletemess.Sismanwasrumoredtobeinvolvedindrugs,so

authoritiesinitiallybelievedthattobethemotiveforthekillings.However,thecasetookaturnwhenaprisoner

claimedthatoneofhisfellowinmates（狱友）hadsomehowpredictedthecrimeweeksbeforeitactuallyhappened.

Thepolicethenquestionedtheinmate,yetnoinsightfulinformationwasbroughtout.

63.Whosebodywasfoundinsideafridge?

A.ChrisJenkinsB.HyunJongC.NimaLouiseCarterD.SismamPlatzman

64.Whatdoestheunderlined“this"refertointhethirdcase?

A.theauthorities,initialconclusionB.thecauseoftheirson'sdeath

C.theirson'sdeathD.theinvestigation

65.Ofthefourcases,atfirstthepolicehadwrongconclusionsexceptin

A.theHyunJongcaseB.theNimaLouisCartercase

C.theChrisJenkinscaseD.thePlatzmanscase

66.Whichofthefollowingfactsismentionedinthepassage?

A.ChrisJenkins,parentspersuadedthepolicetodigdeeperintotheirson'sdeath.

B.RonaldandElizabethwerebeatentodeathintheirapartment.

C.SomeonemusthavehiddeninsideHyunJong'sapartmentandtookheraway.

D.NimaLouisCarterwasfrozentodeathinafridge.

D

RabindranathTagore傣戈尔）wasanIndianwriterandpoet,whowasthefirstnon-EuropeantowintheNobel

PrizeinLiteraturein1913.Composedof326shortverses,StrayBiMs（飞鸟集）isacollectionofshortverses

translatedfromBengaliintoEnglishbythepoethimself,whereTagorespiritualizesnatureintotheexperiencesof

humanexistencewhiledemonstratinghislovefornatureandsimplicitythroughpoeticwords.

NowreadthefollowingversestakenfromStray8"z/s(1916)andtrytoanswerthequestions.

,Mandoesnotrevealhimselfinhishistory,hestrugglesupthroughit.(verse52)

•Thecloudstoodhumbly(谦逊的)inacomerofthesky.

TheMorningcrowneditwithsplendour(光辉).(verse100)

,Manisworsethanananimalwhenheisananimal,(verse248)

,Beessiphoneyfromflowersandhumtheirthankswhentheyleave.

Thegaudybutterflyissurethattheflowersowethankstohim.(verse127)

•Thestreamoftruthflowsthroughitschannelsofmistakes,(verse243)

,Lethimonlyseethethornswhohaseyestoseetherose,(verse230)

•Setbird'swingswithgoldanditwillneveragainsoarinthesky.(verse231)

,Menarecruel,butManiskind,(verse219)

,Letmenotputmyselfwronglytomyworldandsetitagainstme.(verse206)

•Wrongcannotafforddefeatbutrightcan.(verse68)

•"Igivemywholewaterinjoy,“singsthewaterfall."thoughlittleofitisenoughforthethirsty.”(verse69)

,Thewoodcutter'saxe(斧头)beggedforitshandlefromthetree.

Thetreegaveit.(verse71)

•Thanktheflameforitslight,butdonotforgetthelampholderstandingintheshadewithconstancyofpatience,

(verse64)

67.Whichoftheversessingpraiseforthosewhoarereadytosacrifice俸献)themselveswithoutaskinganything

inreturn?

A.verse248&69B.verse71&100C.verse69&71D.verse100&52

68.Whichoftheversemakesstrongcomparisonandcontrastbetweentwooppositetypesofpersons?

A.verse68B.verse248C.verse127D.verse243

69.Whichoftheverseshassimilarmeaningtothesaying“Allisnotgoldthatglitters(闪光)；butgoldwillglitter

forever.?

A.verse100B.verse69C.verse230D.verse206

70.Whichoftheversesmightbemostsuitablesaidtoparents,tellingthemnottospoiltheirchildrenwithwealth?

A.verse231B.verse71C.verse127D.verse100

E

WhyCubaMoveWillHelpAmerica?

InopposingPresidentBarackObama'sopeningtoCuba,Florida'sRepublicansenator,MarcoRubio,explained,

"Thisentirepolicyshiftannouncedtodayisbasedonanillusion,onalie,thelieandtheillusionthatmore

commerceandaccesstomoneyandgoodswilltranslatetopoliticalfreedomfortheCubanpeople.'1Rubiohas

correctlytouchedonthehottestissue.Buttheory,logicandhistorysuggestthathe'swronginhisconclusions.

IwouldrecommendtoRubiooneoftheclassicsofconservative(保守的)thought,MiltonFriedman's

"CapitalismandFreedom."Hedoesn'thavetospendtoomuchtimeonit.Thefirstchapteroutlinestheurelation

betweeneconomicfreedomandpoliticalfreedom."ThepointFriedmanmakesinthebookisonethatAmerica's

foundingfatherswellunderstood.DrawingonthepoliticalphilosopherJohnLocke,theybelievedthatthefreedom

tobuy,sell,ownandtradewereprimaryelementsofhumanfreedomandindividualautonomy（自治）.Asthey

expand,libertyexpands.

Thisisnotjusttheory,ofcourse.Overthelasttwocenturies,thecountriesthatembraced"morecommerceand

accesstomoneyandgoods"inRubio'sphrase-Britain,America,thenWesternEuropeandEastAsia-have

movedtowardgreaterprosperity,butalsopoliticalfreedom.Ifyouexcludeoil-richcountries,wheremoneyisnot

earnedbutdugfromtheground,onthewholetherehasbeenastrongconnectionbetweeneconomicfreedomand

politicalfreedom.

InLatinAmericatoday,democracy（民主政治）andmarketshaveactedtostrengtheneachother,transforming

thecontinent,which30yearsagowasalmostentirelyruledbydictatorships（独裁）toonethatistodayalmost

entirelyruledbydemocracies.Afteropeningupitseconomythe1970s,Chilebegantogrow,butthatgrowth

thenproducedastrongercivilsocietythatovertimecontributedtotheendofthedictatorshipwithinthecountry.

YetCubaisanoutlier,oneofthelastregimesinLatinAmericathathasembracedneithermarketsnorballots.The

Obamaadministrationisactingonthetheorythatmorecommerce,capitalism,contact,travelandtradewill

empowerthepeopleofCubaandthusgivesthemagreatervoiceintheirpoliticalfuture.Andsothefirstpointto

makeisthatitwillhelpCubanseconomically—itwillraisetheirincomes,theirstandardofliving,andboostaccess

totechnology.Theseareallgoodthingsinandofthemselves.

Buteasingtheembargo（贸易禁止）willalsohelpAmericans,whowillbenefitfj*ombeingabletotradewitha

neighbor.Thisisthereasonthatconservativeshavelongunderstoodthatfreetradeisnotagiftbestowedon

someone.Ithelpsbothcountriesandinparticular,helpstheUnitedStates.That'swhytheWallStreetJournal's

editorialbastionofconservativethought-hasbeenanadvocateonliftingthetradeembargoagainstCuba,

whichisafarlargerstepthanObama'snormalization.

71.Whatmessagedoesthewritertrytodeliverth-roughthispassage?

A.PresidentObamaismakingawrongmoveopeningtoCuba.

B.MarcoRubioismakingamistakecriticizingObama\normalizationpolicy.

C.Obama'spolicywillbenefitbothCubansandAmericanseconomicallyandpolitically.

D.Obama?sdecisionagreeswiththefactthateconomicfreedomgrowswithpoliticalfreedom.

72.Howdoesthewrit