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About 1,000 students and teachers from six universities across Beijing have been given the chance to see the world famous New York Philharmonic perform on its first visit to the city in 156 years.
In early June, students from Beijing University, China Institute of Music and other four universities were invited by Citibank to take part in an educational test to win tickets—given by the US banking company—to see one of the world's oldest and greatest orchestras(管弦樂隊).
The first 1,000 students who had correct answers to the five test questions won an entrance ticket to the Beijing performance.
"Citibank has a strong heritage(傳統)in supporting education and we believe that fine arts should play a part in the education course, "said William, the bank's Beijing manager, "We have made these tickets able to be used as part of our support of the New York Philharmonic's tour to Beijing, so that students may have the chance to experience the music of this leading orchestra."
The New York Philharmonic is expected to give two performances in Beijing on June 23 at the 21st Century Theatre and on June 24 at the Great Hall of the People.
1."In 156 years" in the first sentence of the article means "_______".
A. The New York Philharmonic first came to China in 156
B. The New York Philharmonic has been visited in China for 156 years
C. The New York Philharmonic has been organized for 156 years
D. We haven't seen the New York Philharmonic for 156 years
2.The students who passed the test _______.
A. could go into the theatre B. could buy the tickets
C. were chosen to the theatre D. could have the tickets for free

3. According to the story, Citibank has the heritage in supporting education _______.
A. in the world           B. in China    　　 C. in New York       D. in Beijing
4. The best title of the passage is probably _______.
A. The World-famous New York Philharmonic
B. The Universities across Beijing
C. Supporting for Education
D. Free Tickets for Students

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