There are a few errors in the questions and the provided passage. I will do my best to correct them and answer the questions based on the corrected passage.

Corrected passage:

My village is generally called Langde, which consists of Upper Langde and Lower Langde. My own village is Upper Langde, 32 kilometers away from Kaili city and 17 kilometers away from Leishan County. My hometown is located at the foot of a scenic mountain with a murmuring crystal-clear river in front. Groups of waterwheels by the riverside produce beautiful folk songs day and night. My father said that we have this festival that runs for three consecutive years. People do not kill fattened pigs during the first and second years but only in the final year. So the most special year is the last one, namely the 13th year. As you can imagine, it is not easy to see many in one lifetime. I can't remember what the last one, 13 years ago, was like. Fortunately, my village held the festival from 22 February to 2 March this year (2004), and the one this year was very spectacular.

Question 36. The writer's village is:
A. in Upper Langde
B. 32 km away from Leishan County
C. in Lower Langde
D. 17 km away from Kaili city
Answer: A. in Upper Langde

Question 37. What is NOT mentioned in the description of the author's hometown?
A. It produced beautiful folk songs
B. It is near a river
C. You can go there on foot
D. It is near a mountain.
Answer: C. You can go there on foot

Question 38. When are the fattened pigs killed?
A. Every thirteen years of the festival.
B. During the first year of the festival.
C. During the second year of the festival.
D. In the final year of the festival.
Answer: D. In the final year of the festival.

Question 39. The word "namely" can be replaced by...
A. such as
B. that is
C. like
D. for example
Answer: B. that is

Question 40. When will the next festival be held?
A. In 2005
B. In 2006
C. In 2007
D. In 2017
Answer: It is not mentioned in the passage.

Question 41. How long have you known your new English teacher?
Answer: The sentence is incomplete and grammatically incorrect. A possible correction could be: "How long have you known your new English teacher?"