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My grandmother always said you should sweat to reduce the when you have the flu.

A．medicine B．illness C．fever D．pressure

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You must tick YES on the Incoming Passenger Card（IPC） to declare if you are carrying any food, plant material or animal products. In signing the IPC, passengers are making a legal declaration and failure to answer all questions truthfully can have serious consequences.

If you fail to declare or dispose of any quarantine items, or make a false declaration:

* you will get caught;

* you could be fined over a $ 200 on-the-spot; or

* you could be prosecuted and fined more than a $ 60,000 fine and risk up to 10 years

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If you are not sure about the items you are carrying, ask a quarantine officer who will determine whether they are allowed into Australia.

1．The reason why you are asked to declare quarantine items on arrival is that _________.

A．too many overseas products could destroy Australia’s tourism industry.

B．animal products are often the cause of various diseases.

C．as is known to us all, bad food can spread diseases easily.

D．these items may carry dangerous pests or diseases into Australia.

2．You need to declare the following things EXCEPT _______ if you have them in your luggage.

A．some dear watches B．dried flowers

C．some moon-cakes D．a bottle of honey

3．For what purpose is the passage written?

A．To inform the passengers of the law on the exportation of goods.

B．To warn the passengers not to take unsafe goods.

C．To tell the passengers to Australia to have their quarantine items declared.

D．To urge the passengers to protect the agriculture in their countries.

4．If you don’t declare quarantine items, ________.

A．you can probably get away with it

B．you are sure to be discovered and punished

C．you can turn to the customs officers for help

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