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Thegapbeｔweenｇeneｒatioｎs_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)_.A.ｈasｒｅｃentlyappｅareｄB.hasｅｘistedforaｌongtimeC.onlｙｅxｉstsiｎsomeｓpecialtｉmesD.issｏｍetｈinｇnｏtmuchtａlkeｄabouｔtoｄaｙ18．?ＷhatｉｓMr.Eｌlｉs’aｔtｉｔudeｔoｗarｄｓhisgｒandchｉldren？Ａ.Hedｏesn’tundｅｒｓtａndthｅmveｒywelｌ.B．Ｈｅoftencｒiｔiｃiｚetｈｅｍ.C.Helｉkesｔheｍverymuch.Ｄ.Hedoeｓn’ｔcａreｍuｃｈaboutｔhem.19.Whｉchｏfthefｏllｏwingstａt(yī)emｅntsistrｕeaccｏrdｉngtoMｒ.Elｌis？Ａ.Hischilｄｒeｎtｈoughｔalｏtabouttｈefuture.Ｂ.Ｈisｃhildreｎalwayslｉstenｅdtooｔhｅrs．Ｃ.Hｉｓgrandｃhildｒentrytｏmａｋｅthewｏrlｄbetter.Ｄ.Ｈｉsｇrａnｄchｉlｄｒenｗantｔohaｖeniceclothesａndtoｙs.２0． Thisｐasｓageiｓabｏuｔ__＿_(dá)____＿.A.ｔhｅgeｎｅrａt(yī)iongapB.Mｒ．Eｌlis’lｉfestoryC．Ｍr．Eｌlis’fａmｉｌyD.thediffeｒeｎｃesamongchｉldｒenＰassａgｅOｎeＭr.Ａnｄeｒswoｒkedinahosｐital.Ｔhrｅe(cuò)ｙeaｒsago,ｗhenhｅｗassｉｘｔy-ｅight，hereｔired．Buｔａlotofｐeopleｓtｉllｃometoaｓkｈimtolookthemover.Hｅ’svｅrybusyinthedayｔｉmｅandhewantｓtohavｅaｇoｏｄｒestatniｇｈt.Hａｌfaｙｅａragoayouｎgmａnmovedinｔotherooｍｕpstairs.Aｔfｉｒsthｅｗasquｉｅt.Thｅolｄmanwasｓatisfiedwｉthhiｍ.Bｕtnowhehaｓｓeｖeralfrieｎdｓ.Tｈeyoftencomｅtoseehｉmintheｅvｅniｎg.Theｙtalkloudｌy，singandｄaｎｃe．Mｒ.Andｅｒsｉsunhappy，buｔｈeselｄomsaｙsａnythiｎｇaboutｉｔ．Itwastｈｅyoungｍａｎ’sbirtｈdａyyｅsterdａy．Allhisfrｉendscaｍeａt(yī)sevenintheeveninｇ.Thｅydranktoomｕchanｄmadealｏtoｆnｏise.Theoｌdmancｏuｌdn’ｔfaｌlasｌeepthｅｗholenｉghｔ．Inthemoｒninｇ,asｓoonａsｈegotup,ｈeｗentupsｔaｉｒｓandknoｃｋｅdatｔhedoor．Theyｏunｇmaｎopeｎeｄitｆoｒhｉmandaskeｄｈｉmin．“Dｉｄyouｈearmestrikethｅceilｉngｌasｔnight,younｇｍan?”ａｓkeｄMr.Anderｓ．“Iｔdｏesｎ’tmatter，sｉr．”ｓaiｄtheyouｎgman,“Ｉdon’tmindiｔ.Iｔwａsverynｏiｓyinmｙroom,toｏ．”21.Mr.Aｎｄerｓｉsa．?A．ｔeaｃｈｅr B.policｅman?C.doｃtor?D.gatekｅe(cuò)pｅr22.Aｃcorｄingｔothepaｓsage,afterMr．Anderｓ’reｔiremｅnt，alｏtofｐｅopleｃomｅtoaｓkhimto. A．livewｉｔhtｈem B．checktheｉrheａlｔh?C.thｅｙdoｎ’tｐayｈimforit? D．ｈｉｓｍeｄicalskiｌlｉsgood2３．Mｒ.Anｄｅrsｗasfirsｔsａt(yī)isfiedwiththｅyounｇｍanｕpｓtaｉｒsbｅcause___＿＿_(dá)__.Ａ.hｅｔreatｅdpeoplefriendly? Ｂ.hetalkeｄtoｏｔｈerspｏlｉtｅlyC.hｅdｉdn’tmａkemuchnoiｓeD.hedidn’tｓpｅakｍuch2４.Ｔhｅwordｓｔriｋｅ(inpaｒa.4)ｉnｔhestｏrｙmeans. A.ｋｎoｃｋlｉghｔly?Ｂ.ｈitrｅpeatｅdｌy C.ｔｏｕcｈgentｌy D.beaｔcheerｆｕlly25．Ｗhichoftheｆoｌlowingistrueaccｏｒdinｇtｏthepaｓsage？?Ａ．ＴheyoungmanｔhoｕghtMr.Aｎderｓcamｅｔｏsａysorｒytohiｍ?B.Ｍr.Anderswａｎtedtｏｄrｉnkwｉｔhtheyｏuｎgmaｎ. C.Mr.Andershopedｔheｙoｕngmａnｔoｍｏｖetoanotherhｏuｓe. D.ＴheyoungmanwasａfｒａidtomeｅｔＭr.Anders.PassaｇeＴｈreｅFoｒａnyｏnｅwｈocｏｍetoHaｗａiｉ，thepeopleａｎdｔhelａndａｌｗaysｏffｅranendlｅssgｉｆtofloｖｅandkindneｓs.WｈatareｔhebeautiesofHａwａii?Let’sstartwｉｔhfouｒ．Ｔｈebeaｃh，fａmousfoｒitswaｔerteｍｐerａt(yī)ure,airtｅmperaturｅandｗaves,nａt(yī)uralｌy,ｉｓtｈｅｆirｓtｂeauty.TherｅarehundredｓofmilesoｆbeaｃhｅsonthetweｎtｙiｓlandsofＨawａｉi.Mosｔofthemarecｏveｒedwitｈfinewｈitｅsand.Ｔheｙarethoｕgｈttobeaｍoｎgthｅｆinｅstbｅacｈesiｎｔheworld.Then，ｗｈatdoyoｕｔhinkwｏuldbetheｓecoｎdbeautｉｆulthinｇyouwouldｎotice?Ｔheyareｖｏｌcａnｏｅs,ofcouｒsｅ.Thesevoｌcanoeｓaｒenoｔjｕstaｐartoftｈeisｌａnds;tｈeymadetｈｅislaｎｄsiｎｔhｅfiｒsｔplaｃe.Beｃaｕｓeoftheｍtｈeislandsarestillgroｗｉnｇ.ThｅmｏstｆamousvｏlcanooｎHawaｉｉｉsＭaunaLoa．Itｉsthewoｒld’smoｓｔactivevｏｌcaｎo．BecａｕseMaunaLoaｈaseｒuｐtｅdｓooften,itｈasbecomethebiggest(ｂutnottｈｅtallest)ｍoｕｎtaiｎiｎtheworｌd.WhatwouldbｅthｅthirdthｉｎgofｂeautyｔhattｈｅfirｓtvｉｓitortoHawaiiwouｌdnｏtｉｃe?Itprobablｙwｏuｌdｎ’ｔbｅjuｓｔｏneｔhｉng,butmanytｈinｇs:aｌlthewonderfulｆｒuｉtaｎdflowersｏftｈeislands.ＳugarcａneandpiｎeaｐplesaｒeＨａwaiｉ’sｂiggestｅxportｓ.SuｇarcａneｈasｂeengrowｉnｇinHａwaiifoｒaｔｈoｕsandｙeａrsandnoｗHaｗaiiｐroduｃesoｖeronｅmiｌlionｔonsofsugａrayｅaｒ.Aｓｆorpｉneaｐｐｌｅs,tｈeislaｎdspｒoducｅmｏrethaｎaｎyotheｒpｌacｅｉｎｔheworld,wｈｉchhaｓmadeDoleComｐanythｅｂiｇgｅｓtｆruiｔ-packingｃomｐanyｉntheworｌｄ．TｈefourthandｍosｔbｅauｔifulｔhingａboｕtHaｗaiiiｓtｈｅpeopｌｅｗholiｖetｈeｒｅ.Froｍｉtsearｌiestdayｓ，Hawaiihａsｈadapeaｃefulhｉsｔory.TｈeＰoｌｙｎｅsiaｎswhocａmetｏtｈeiｓlandsaboｕtatｈousaｎdｙｅａrｓａｇoｂelｉeｖｅdtｈatastrａngersｈouldbeweｌcoｍed.Ｔhｅyoffeｒeｄstｒangeｒsfoｏdanｄcomfort,ａndthoughｔofｔhemａsbrｏthers.TheHawaiiａnsｎｅvｅｒruｓh,andｐerhaｐsthisisｂecａusetheycaｒemoreforhumanlifethａｎtheycａreforthemaｃｈinｅ．ThereｉsaｎｏｌdHａwaｉiａnlawthaｔamaｎcangotoｓlｅｅpiｎthemidｄｌeoftheroａdｉfｈewaｎｔｓto.WｈatｍakesｔhepeoplｅofHawａiisobeauｔifulｉstｈｅiｒfeelｉｎgaboutpeｏｐｌe.Theｒeａre64differenｔcoｍbiｎａt(yī)ｉｏnsofracesｏｎtheislands,ａndｔheyａllliｖeｉnpeａcｅ.Tｈeybelieｖe“Ａbｏｖealｌnaｔionｓishumａnｉty．”Ｔhatistｈemoｓtbeautifulthingｏfalｌ.26.Aｃcorｄｉnｇtothｅpassａge，Hawａｉｉismadeｕpof_＿_(dá)＿＿＿＿_(dá)_.oneiｓlandtwentyｉｓlands.siｘty－fｏurislanｄs．hｕnｄreｄsofｉslaｎｄs．27．Wｈyaｒｅtｈｅｖolcanoesｓoｓpeciａlｔoｔhｅｉｓlａnｄｓ?Tｈeｙeruptoｆteｎ.Ｔｈeｙaregrｏｗiｎg.Ｔheyaｃtuallymaｄｅｔheｉslａｎds.Theyaｒenotａpａｒｔｏftheｉslandｓ.28．WｈathａsｍａdeDｏｌeCompanｙｔhebiggｅstfｒuit-ｐackingcompanyinthewoｒld?sugarfruitssｕgarcａneｐineapples29.Ａccoｒdingｔoｔｈepassage，wｈｙaｒethepｅopleinHａwaiiｔhemostbeaｕtifulｔhing？Becauseｔheｙhａdapeaｃｅfulｈiｓtory.Becausetｈｅreare64diffｅｒentraceｓｏｎｔheiｓｌands．Becａuseｔheycaremｏｒｅforｐｅoplethａｎanｙthingeｌse．Becaｕｓeｔｈｅycanｓleepｉnthemｉddlｅoｆtｈeroaｄiftheywａnt．３0.Acｃordiｎｇtotｈepassａｇe,“ａbovｅａllnatｉonｓisｈumanity”migｈtｍean______＿_(dá)_.Ａ.natiｏｎsalｌｓｈａｒeｔｈｅｓamｅhuｍａnｉty．B.humanityhasnonａt(yī)ionａｌboundaｒiesＣ.ｎaｔioｎsｉｎthｅwｏrldallhａvｅｈumaｎityD．humanityismoｒｅimportantｔｈannatｉoｎsPassａgeFoｕrAlloｖｅｒthewｏrld,andfoｒｍanydiffereｎtreaｓons，theｒｅaremillionsoｆpｅｏｐlｅwｈｏｒａrelyorｎeverｅatｍeat.Thesepｅoplearecalleｄvegｅtarians.Tｏpｅoｐlewhoeaｔmeａt(yī)，bｅｉngavegｅtａｒiaｎmaｙsｅe(cuò)mlikeａｖｅrystrａｎgetｈing,ｂutmｏstvｅgｅtａｒiａnsareveryｈaｐpywiｔhｔｈeｉrcｈoiceofdiet.Tｈeycｈｏseｓｕｃｈdietsfｏrｓｅvｅｒaldｉffereｎｔrｅasons.First,vegetarianshaveaneｎｏｒmoｕsheaｌthadvantaｇe．Oneoftｈemａjorｈeaｌthpｒobｌeｍsｉnmｏｄerｎｓｏcietｉeｓisnoｔtoolittlepｒoｔeｉnbuttｏoｍuchfood,especiallｙintheforｍofanimalfａｔs.Ｍedｉcａleｖidｅｎceｓuggeｓtsｔｈatanｉmalfaｔｓ,iｎｃludiｎgbuｔter，contribｕtｅｔｏtheｄevｅlopｍｅｎtofcｈolｅsｔeｒoｌinｔheｈumａnbodｙ.Ｈighａmountｓofchｏｌeｓteroｌseemｔｏｂepartｏfthecauseofｈeａrtdiseａse.Mostvegeｔarｉａｎｓhaｖelowlevｅlsofcholesteｒｏl.Hｉghａmounｔｓofanimaｌfatsalsoｓeemtoleａdｔocertaiｎkindsｏfcancer,andvegeｔariａｎsaretｙpiｃaｌlyleｓsvulｎeraｂlｅｔotｈeseｃａnceｒsthanpeｏpｌｅｗｈｏｅaｔalotofｍｅat.Ovｅrａll，sｔudiesｃoｍｐarinｇｔhehｅalｔhoｆｖeｇeｔaｒiａnsandｍeat-eaｔersshoｗtｈａｔthemeａt(yī)－eａt(yī)ersaretwiｃeasｌｉkelｙtoｄｉｅofheaｒtｄiｓeaseasｖeｇeｔariaｎｓaｒｅ.Betterｈealｔｈiｓoneｒeasoｎtｈaｔpeoplecｈｏoseｔoｂeｃｏmevegｅtariaｎs.Anoｔhｅrｒｅaｓoniｓrelｉgion.Soｍeｒｅliｇionsforbidtheeａt(yī)ingofmeat.TheｌargeｓtｏfthesｅistheHindureligiｏｎ，whichhaｓabout60０millionｂeliｅｖerｓintheworld．AlｔhougｈｎoｔａllHinduｓａrevｅgeｔarian，mａnyare,andtherearemaｎybelｉeｖｅrsｏfoｔherrelｉｇｉoｎssucｈBuddｈiｓmandevenｓomeChｒｉｓtianreligioｎｓwhoalsodonoteaｔmeat.Ｍanyvegetａriaｎsdonoteatmｅａt(yī)ｓiｍｐlybｅcausetheydonoｔliketｈetａsｔeofit.Thｅyhavenoreligｉoｕsorphｉlosophicaｌreａsｏｎs;ｔheyｊuｓtdonotｌikemeat．Aｎotherimportantreasｏｎthatvegetarｉansgiｖeｆoｒnoteatiｎgｍｅatistｈeheａｌthaｄvantaｇｅstｈatwerｅgｉveｎabove.Ｌastly,thｅrearemaｎypeopleｗhｏｄoｎoteａt(yī)ｍeatbｅcauseｔｈｅyjustdonotｌiｋetｈeideａofkilｌinｇaｎiｍalsforfｏod．Ｔhｅybｅlieveｔhaｔｌife,ａlｌlｉfe,isvaluabｌｅ,andｔｈatwｅdonothaｖetｏdeｓtrｏylifｅｔofeedoｕrselveswhentheｒeareotheｒgｏodｓourceｓoｆfｏod.31.Aｃcｏｒdiｎgtothepaｓsage,pｅoｐlechoosetobevegｅtariansｆorｔｈeｆollｏｗｉngrｅasonｓＥXCＥPT＿_(dá)______＿.Ａ．theywaｎttｏstａyheａltｈｙB.theｙａreｔoｏkindtoｐｕｔtheｉｄeaｏfkiｌliｎｇanimalsＣ.theyliveｉｎareａswheｒemeatsｕpplｙisnoｔadｅquateD.tｈｅｙshouldnoteatｍeatduｅtoｔheｉrreligｉouｓbelｉef３2．WｈｉcｈofｔhｅfollｏwingiｓｔｒueａccorｄｉnｇｔoＰａrａgraph2?A.Vegetariansenｊｏyamｏreｈeaｌthｙlifetｈanthemｅateaterｓ.B.Hｅartdiseａseaｎdcancｅrarecａusedｂｙlａrｇeamountｓofｐrotein.C.Thｅrｅarｅtwiｃeasｍanymｅat－eaｔersａsvegetariａnｓwhodieofcaｎcer.D.Ｔhｅrｅarelｅsshealthpｒobｌｅmsiｎｍodernsｏcｉetydueｔｏaｄvanceｄmedｉｃａlcaｒe．33.Whｉｃｈistrueａbouttheｖeｇｅｔaｒians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