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[简答题]原文：China’s imports from the U.S. ,which amounted to $900 million in 1978, rose to nearly $3 billion in 1982.
译文：中国从美国的进口额在1978年为9亿美元的量，1982年时则增加了近30亿美元。
改译：

[单项选择]The percentage of cocaine brought through the coast has increased by ______.
A. 10%
B. 50%
C. 60%
D. 70%

[填空题]By saying "the U.S. and China have opposite problems" (Line 1, Para.1), the author thinks that the saving problems in the U.S. and China are ______.

[填空题]Windbreaks are planted along the sand-covered coastal belt to reduce the movement of sand blowing inland by wind action.

[单项选择]More than a week after slamming into the East Coast, Hurricane Sandy is causing headaches in payroll. Companies largely excused worker absences immediately after the storm, which left millions without power and tens of thousands temporarily homeless. But as businesses around the region return to normal, managers are struggling with how much, and how long, to pay employees who cannot make it in to work.
PNC Financial Services Group closed several hundred bank branches when the storm hit Oct. 29, and by Monday had reopened all but 90 locations in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. All salaried and hourly employees were paid as usual while their branches were closed, said spokesman Fred Solomon, adding that more than 10,000 workers living in storm-ravaged areas on the Eastern Seaboard were given an additional five paid days off to use as needed.
However, hourly workers who cannot make it in to open branches after using their five days will then have to take vacation or perso