组合练 01

（阅读理解+完型填空+书面表达）组合练 01

一、阅读理解

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After Chinese government made a law on February 24 to stop the hunting of wild animals and people’s game meat consumption(野味消费), Shenzhen City, in southern China’s Guangdong Province, became one of the first places across the country to act. It released a draft (发布草案) the next day. People in Shenzhen were active in discussing it after the draft was released.

Some people said the draft would make a lot of restaurants get into trouble. Wang Guohui, head of Rongji, a very popular restaurant in Shenzhen that sells snake meat, said the draft is bad news for the restaurants. He said that Shenzhen has thousands of snake meat restaurants with over 100,000 workers. It will be a serious problem if the draft is carried out (实施).

In order to learn about people’s ideas, there was a survey (调查) online. According to Shenzhen Special Zone Daily, more than 10,000 people took part in the survey. It talked about some animals that were quite popular on Shenzhen people’s dining tables. People needed to answer two questions: Which animals do you think people should be prevented from eating? Which animals do you think people can eat?

In total, Shenzhen government got more than 2,000 emails. Zhang Xiya is a volunteer of an animal protection organization. She was in favor of the draft, because she thought it could be a useful way to protect wild animals.

Following Shenzhen, Guangzhou, the capital city of Guangdong also released a draft. Who will be the next?

1. What did Wang Guohui mainly worry about?

A. There will be less and less space for humans. B. People can’t cat nice game meat any more.

C. Snakes may hurt workers in his restaurant. D. Many people may lose their jobs because of the draft.

2. What was the survey online about?

A. The way of cooking game meat.

B. The importance of protecting wild animals.

C. The animals that people should or shouldn’t eat.

D. The popular food on Shenzhen people’s dining tables.

3. The underlined phrase “in favor of” in Paragraph 4 means ________.

A. disagreed B. disliked C. prevented D. supported

4. What does the writer want to tell in the last paragraph?

A. Shenzhen is the first city to release a draft.

B. Many cities in China are facing serious problems.

C. More cities should take action to protect wild animals.

D. Game meat consumption will end soon in Guangdong.

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In many places, people build roads through animals’ habitats (栖息地). All day long, cars and trucks pass by. The animals can’t always stay away from the road. They may need to cross it to get their food and water. The road is dangerous. If a car hits an animal, the animal would be badly hurt or even killed. The people in the car would get hurt, too. Animals need a way to get around their habitat without having to walk across the road. But how?

Some people have thought of a solution (方法). They build wildlife corridors (走廊) that let animals cross roads safely. Some wildlife corridors are bridges that go over roads. People plant trees and grass on these bridges so they look like the natural habitat. Other wildlife corridors are tunnels (隧道) that go under the roads. Animals can look through them and see the habitat on the other side.

Different animals like to use different kinds of corridors. Some animals, such as moose and deer, like open spaces. They like bridge corridors better. Other animals, like black bears, like the tunnel corridors.

Wildlife corridors help animals get around their habitats to find food. They also keep people from getting into dangerous accidents. They are a great way for animals and people to live in the same area safely.

5. From Paragraph 1, we can learn roads through animals’ habitat ________.

A. make many animals unable to find food B. make many animals leave their habitats

C. let animals walk around their habitats freely D. put both animals and people in danger

6. People build wildlife corridors mainly to ________.

A. help animals find more food B. make animals stay in their habitats

C. provide more habitats for animals D. protect animals from being hurt

7. ________ would like to cross the road through tunnel corridors.

A. Monkeys B. Black bears C. Deer D. Moose

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In the 13th century, the famous Italian traveler, Marco Polo, traveled a long way to China. During his stay in China, he saw many wonderful things. One of the things he discovered was that the Chinese used paper money. In Western countries, people didn't use paper money until 15th century. However, people in China began to use paper money in the 7th century.

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