2014年英语六级阅读练习及答案(5)_大学英语阅读

2014年英语六级阅读练习及答案(5)

　　prevent pro-smoking scenes on television and films.

　　remove cigarette vending machines.

　　provide support for those who want to kick the habit of smoking.

　　make it illegal to sell or hand over tobacco products to minors and prohibit smoking in meeting places for young people.

　　boost cigarette prices with higher tobacco taxesand use the money for antismoking campaigns.

　　At a June UN conference on smoking, a goal set by Sir George E. Godber, chairman of the expert committee on smoking and health for the World Health Organization, stated: We may not have eliminated cigarette smoking completely by the end of this century, but we ought to have reached a position where relatively few addicts still use cigarettes, but only in private at most in the company of consenting adults. NATIONS ATTEMPT SOLUTIONS

　　Here are brief sketches of major or unique attempts around the world to insure nonsmokers right to smoke-free air and to help smokers quit. SWEDEN

　　An ambitious, concerted plan to raise a nation of nonsmokers is being implemented by the Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare.

　　Swedish children born after 1975 will grow up in environments that will be nonsmoking and antismoking as much as possible. General cigarette consumption will cut from 1,700 cigarettes a year per person to 1920 level of under 300 cigarettes a year, according to the 25-year plan.