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　　Passage 2

　　A new Chinese-led international development bank announced its first four loans on Saturday, pledging to　lend $509 million for projects to spread electric power in rural Bangladesh, upgrade living conditions in slums　in Indonesia, and improve roads in Pakistan and Tajikistan. At the first of the annual general meetings of the　institution, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the bank’s president, Jin Liqun, said the projects were　financially sound and environmentally friendly and had been accepted by the people in the project areas. The road in Tajikistan is just three miles long, but it will help clear traffic congestion on an important　trading route near the capital, Dushanbe. A $100 million loan to Pakistan is for 40 miles of highway in Punjab　Province that would complete the last section of a national artery, the M-4, the bank said. Three of the projects are being financed with other institutions — the Asian Development Bank, the World　Bank, and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development — an approach that allowed the new bank　to begin the projects quickly. The bank’s $165 million loan to expand electricity in rural areas of Bangladesh is　its only stand-alone project. By financing projects with long-established institutions, the Beijing-based bank　was able to move quickly because work on meeting environmental standards and procurement policies had　been completed, staff members at the bank said. Although the new bank was China’s idea, it is intended to operate as an international bank dedicated to　improving the basic structures and facilities needed to stimulate development across Asia, Mr. Jin said at a　news conference on Saturday. Unlike the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank, the Asian　Infrastructure Investment Bank places less emphasis on the reduction of poverty, he said. The bank “was born　with the birthmark of China, but its upbringing is international,” Mr. Jin said. Referring to the three other　institutions that will finance the projects, he said, “We can work wonderfully together.”　The new bank is being watched closely. The United States refused to join when it was offered membership　in 2014. Japan has also not sought membership in the bank. But President Obama’s administration was mostly　concerned that the bank would challenge the current development architecture, the Bretton Woods system　established under the leadership of the United States after World War II. In the past year, Mr. Jin has worked to reassure Washington, largely by agreeing to choose projects that　have already been approved by the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank and the European bank. He has　also emphasized that the new bank will be more streamlined and strive to be “lean, green and clean.” Britain was the most eager of the Western democracies to join the bank, and it broke ranks with the United　States and became a member in the fall of 2014. Other members of the European Union, including France and　Germany, rushed in after Britain. The withdrawal of Britain from the European Union is not expected to affect　its relationship with the bank, Mr. Jin said. “I believe the United Kingdom will continue to play an important　role in the development of the bank,” he said at the news conference. Asked if he believed that Britain’s　decision showed that the old guard was crumbling quicker than he expected, Mr. Jin diplomatically replied that　he had detected no such signs. Two dozen countries have expressed interest in joining the bank, and they sent observers to the two-day　meeting, Mr. Jin said. The new members would come from Eastern Europe, Latin America and Africa, and　could join as early as next year. 26. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank’s first four loans will go to the following countries except ______ . A. Tajikistan B. Pakistan C. Bangladesh D. India

　　27. About the four projects, which one of the following statements is false?

　　A. Local people welcome the projects

　　B. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank can start the projects quickly with the finance of other

　　institutions. C. The project in Bangladesh is also financed with other institutions

　　D. The project will only improve road in Tajikistan by three miles but it will do great help. 28. Mr. Jin agrees with the following ideas except ______ . A. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will be devoted to improve development in Asia

　　B. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will work together with the World bank, the Asian

　　Development Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. C. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will pose a challenge to the United States

　　D. World Bank and the Asian Development Bank emphasize more on poverty reduction than Asian

　　Infrastructure Investment Bank does. 29. What does “lean” mean in Paragraph 6?

　　A. Be well funded. B. Be less redundant. C. Be less corrupted. D. Be well organized. 30. According to the article, which one of the following statements is true?

　　A. United States and Japan will join the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank soon. B. More countries are interested in the membership in the bank

　　C. Germany and France will join the bank soon

　　D. Britain's exit from European Union will have an impact on its membership in the bank.