Golf courses（高尔夫球场）are being carved from forests and wetlands across Asia. For example, Malaysia now has 153 courses. That’s more than three times the 41 it had in 1985. And 100 more are being planned.
For golfers and governments, this is great news. The golf courses attract 42 .
But for people concerned about the environment, the 43 of golf courses seems tragic.“I call them green graveyards(坟墓),”said Sreela Kolandai,“because 44 the grass, these golf courses 45 no other form of life. No trees, no birds, no insects.”
Kolandia is a founder of the global Anti-Golf Movement. 46 is against the building of 47 golf courses in Asia.
Environmentalists 48 that the building of new golf courses is 49 some of the last untouched wilderness in Asia. It’s forcing farmers 50 their land. It’s also using up water 51 and putting chemicals into the 52 .
Asian governments have been 53 to listen to the environmentalists. They are happy about the 54 that golf brings into their countries. And most government leaders are golfers 55 .
Hal Philips is 56 of Golf Courses New Asia-Pacific. He says environmentalists should be happy .It is golf courses 57 are being built and not 58 worse.
“At least 59 golf, it is open space that’s being 60 ,”he said. Would you rather have a golf course or a department store? A golf club or a 400-room hotel?
41．A．place B．growth C．number D．time
42．A．players B．passers-by C．officials D．tourists
43．A．growth B．improvement C．adding D．rising
44．A．in addition B．instead of C．apart from D．but for
45．A．afford B．show C．offer D．support
46．A．That B．It C．Who D．Which
47．A．other B．better C．more D．expensive
48．A．tell B．warn C．add D．suggest
49．A．breaking B．tearing C．ruining D．hurting
50．A．backward B．off C．away D．from
51．A．store B．amount C．source D．supplies
52．A．dirt B．soil C．ground D．earth
53．A．slow B．willing C．encouraged D．excited
54．A．money B．courses C．tourists D．green grass
55．A．instead B．either C．themselves D．though
56．A．an editor B. a teacher C．a worker D．a gardener
57．A．which B．that C．what D．they
58．A．what B．much C．that D．something
59．A．having B．besides C．with D．as to
60．A．ploughed B．turned C．developed D．grown
.CDACD BCBCB DBAAC ABDCC

41前、后一句都提到数字：153和多于100家。
42Malaysia 马来群岛适应一个旅游点，有了高尔夫球场就会吸引更多的游人来玩。
43在这里指把golf courses看作一个事物，它的出现和发展。
44根据几个选项的意思选择。你可以想想高尔夫球场的场地情况。
45因为没有草地不能提供其他植物生长所需的养料，不能维持植物的生长。
46填的是指代前一句出现的词 Anti-Golf Movement.
47根据意思，抵抗运动是阻止建立更多的球场。
48Environmentalists 环境学家对于建造高尔夫球场肯定是给出警告或预示，不会建议和告诉。
49建球场会毁坏土地。
50需要一个介词，因为后面是一个名词，排除A C，强迫农民离开放弃土地，所以用off
51这里就是CD来选择，建球场就把水资源用光是不可能的，也只能是消耗水供应吧。
52化学物排放那就是进入土壤了。
53、54、55你把这段看完。结合第一段，政府肯定是希望建球场，这样可以吸引游客，游客多了政府收的钱就多了，同时政府官员自己很多都是高尔夫爱好者。所以对于环境学家的建议采取缓慢的态度。
56后面一句是他说政府官员的话，可以推测他是一个高尔夫球场的筹划和创建者。只有这样的人才会想着迎合政府。
57这是一个强调句型It is that 。。。
58排除法，在加上worse 是一个形容词，形容词修饰不定代词，形容词后置。
59、60这一段的意思是高尔夫是一个室外运动，这样的运动要比间一个超市和旅馆要好。