【正文】 1986 and poems appear three times a year， six at a time． Two of the poems are always written by living poets． American writer Judith Cherniak， editor and founder of Poems on the Underground， said that most of them are chosen randomly， either from great poets or from unknown enthusiasts of English poetry． Conceived(構(gòu)思 )by Cherniak， these poems aim to bring poetry to passengers，and show a wide range of styles． They are classical or contemporary， domestic or international． Love or hate poetry， this project“ has proved to be an excellent way of introducing poetry， with passengers often wanting to read more，” according to the government anization Transport for London．“ This has led to the publication of a series of Poems on the Underground books， which is now in its 11th edition．” This new edition contains poems that have been displayed in carriages over the years． The poems are classified into sections such as love， music， nature， war，and loss． “ Our Tube system has bee quite the bastion(堡壘 )of British culture，” The London Insider magazine mented． 24． Poems on the Underground is intended to_________． A． attract more passengers B． introduce a transport system C． promote appreciation of poetry D． encourage people to write poems 25． How many underground poems are presented a year? A． 3． B． 6． C． 9． D． 18． 26． What can we learn about the poems appearing on the Tube? A． They differ in style and topic． B． They are remended by the passengers． C． They mainly talk about love and war. D． They haven’ t been edited into books． 27． What can be inferred about the project? A． It is fruitfu1． B． It ends in failure． C． It is controversial． D． It meets with difficulty． C A Finnish city is handing out‘‘survival packs” to new arrivals to its universities and colleges， taking inspiration from the country’ s famous baby starter boxes． The city of Lahti has packaged up a selection of essentials for new students，helped by contributions from local businesses， national broadcaster Yle reports． More than 1， 000 students have received one of the packs so far． And just like the parcels given to pregnant mothers across the country， Lahti’ s offering es in a cardboard box． Among the items new students will find inside is a bus pass for trips around the city， some locally produced sheets and socks， and a pack of porridge， Yle says． Students can also put in the popular Nordic snack salmiakki． The survival pack is meant to introduce students to the delights of Lahti while also serving as a marketing opportunity for businesses in the city． “ There has been some swapping going on，” says Rosberg from Lahti University of Applied Sciences， adding that someone was willing to swap their porridge for some ice hockey tickets． Ms Rosberg adds that other cities have also been in touch to enquire about the packs． While Yle reports that students have been giving the box various reviews，local newspaper Etela has a few ideas for some useful additions． After 900 reports of bicycle thefts in Lahti last year， the paper thinks a bike lock would be pretty handy． And because of many students’ fondness for a drink， they suggest a bottle of orange juice is included as a guaranteed cure for drunkenness． 28． What would be the best title of the passage? A． Survival packs for new students B． Boxes for baby starters C． Lahti’ s gift for new ers D． Directions for new arrivals 29． What are“ survival packs” expected to do for the students? A． Help set up businesses． B． Provide job opportunities． C． Serve as a trip guide． D． Bring along the city’ s delights． 30． Rosberg tells us that________． A． the items are not always the same B． everyone would like to change the items C． porridge won’ t be in the packs any more D． other cities have followed Lahti’ s example 31． What is the main idea of the last paragraph? A． A bike lock must be included． B． Students give different opinions． C． New items are remended． D． A bottle of orange juice is a must． D Your fr