星火英語：大學英語4級考試模擬試卷(附光碟)（簡體書）

馬德高，星火集團總裁，著名英語教育專家，風靡全國的星火式記憶法創始人，備受全國大、中學校英語學習者歡迎的詞匯記憶研究專家、英語學習測試專家。
毛榮貴，上海交通大學博士生導師、教授。長期從事大學英語四、六級的輔導工作，編寫的四、六考試模擬試卷，屢次命中四、六級真題。

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One of those is Sheila Dawson,a Wal-Mart saleswoman whose husband lost his job as the manager of a Waffle House last year,reducing their income by $ 45000."We're doing whatever we can to save money,"said Ms.Dawson,who has a 15-year-old daughter."We buy clothes at the thrift store,we see fewer movies and this year my daughter qualifies for reduced-price lunch."
Although the troubled economy is the main factor in the increases,experts said,some growth at the margins has resulted from a new way of qualifying students for the subsidized meals,known as direct certification.In 2004,Congress required the nation's 17000 school districts to match student enrollment lists against records of local food-stamp agencies,directly enrolling those who receive food stamps for the meals program.The number of districts doing so has been rising-as have the number of school-age children in families eligible for food stamps,to 14 million in 2010～2011 from 12 million in 2009～2010.
"The concern of those of us involved in the direct certification effort is how to help all these districts deal with the exploding caseload of kids eligible for the meals,"said Kevin Conway,a project director at Mathematica Policy Research,a co-author of an October report to Congress on direct certification.
Congress passed the National School Lunch Act in 1946 to support commodity prices after World War Ⅱ by reducing farm surpluses while providing food to schoolchildren.By 1970,the program was providing 22 million lunches on an average day,about a fifth of them subsidized.Since then,the subsidized portion has grown while paid lunches have declined,but not since 1972 have so many additional children become eligible for free lunches as in fiscal year 2010,1.3 million.Today it is a $ 10.8 billion program providing 32 million lunches,21 million of which are free or at reduced price.
All 50 states have shown increases,according to Agriculture Department data.In Florida,which has 2.6 million public school students,an additional 265000 students have become eligible for subsidies since 2007,with increases in virtually every district."Growth has been across the board,"said Mark Eggers,the Florida Department of Education official who ovefsees the lunch program.