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Thirteen government officials have been punished and a man arrested for presenting false evidence to prove the highly endangered South China tiger existed in the wild.

The Shaanxi provincial government said Sunday that farmer Zhou Zhenglong had fudged some photographs for the purpose. The government had earlier claimed the photos were real.

The 54?year?old farmer from Zhenping county, who claimed to have photographed the “tiger” with a digital camera on October 3 last year, was arrested for alleged fraud on Saturday, said Bai Shaokang, spokesman for the Shaanxi provincial public security bureau. The provincial forestry department has revoked(取消,收回)his 20,000?yuan reward($2,915)too.

Experts believe the South China tiger is the progenitor of all the living tiger species.

Its number in the wild had fallen between 30 and 80 by 1996.Now,it is widely believed to have become extinct in the wild.

Bai said police have seized the old tiger photograph, which Zhou borrowed from a farmer in another village in September to fudge his photos. A tiger paw made of wood, which he used to create pug marks on snow, has been seized too.

Zhou had insisted that he “risked his life to take the photos of a real tiger”.

Police have found the exact spot where Zhou took the photos. It is in Madaozi forest, 15 km from Wencai village in Zhenping, and is 2,000 m above the sea level, Bai said. “It is a small area with few tall trees not a suitable habitat for a tiger.”

Police discovered that “trees” near the South China tiger in Zhou’s photograph were just 0.8 cm in diameter. And calculations showed the “tiger” would have been only 27cm long.

1．Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the text?

A．A lot of people are involved in presenting evidence to prove the tiger has been extinct.

B．The local government had accepted the photos and claimed they were real.

C．The South China tiger is the progenitor of all the tiger species.

D．The spot where Zhou took the photos is a suitable habitat for a tiger.

2．The underlined word “fudge” means________.

A．捏造,伪造 B．拍照

C．制造　　　 D．计划

3．Which of the following is the best title for this passage?

A．Shots of tiger in the world is not real

B．Zhou and his “tiger”

C．The South China tiger is extinct

D．How did Zhou fudge some photos

4．How many people are involved in the case according to the passage?

A．13　　 B．14　　 C．15　　 D．16

1--4 BAAB

1.    细节理解题。由文中第一句“Thirteen government officials...”可知A项错误；由第二段最后一句“The government had earlier...”可知B项正确。C项和原文相比较缺少了关键词“living”，而D项漏掉了“not”，因此C、D两项皆错。

2.    考查文章的隐含信息。由华南虎的照片竟然是假的这一中心内容来推测句中的“fudge”词义，可知A项为最佳选项。

3.    考查文章的整体信息。文章主要论述了华南虎照片为假这一事实，故A项正确。“in the world”意为“竟然”，B、C、D三项所陈述的内容比原文小，故不选。

由文中第一段“Thirteen government officials have been punished and a man arrested...”可知B项正确。

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They and public health professionals in the United States are interested in a national campaign to persuade people to eat less salt．

However, other scientists say such a campaign is an experiment with the health of millions of people．

Michael Alderman, a high blood pressure expert and professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York, says that eating less salt results in lower blood pressure．But he says studies have not clearly shown that lowering salt means fewer heart attacks or strokes．

“Salt has other biological effects． Calling for reductions in the national diet could have good effects, as well as harmful results． There is not enough evidence either way,”said Michael Alderman．

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A．stroke            B．heart disease       C．high blood pressure D．lung cancer

2.What can we learn from the passage?

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B．African women eat more salt than Americans．

C．One's origin determines how much salt he can eat．

D．Good health is just on the basis of having less salt．

3.The author's attitude toward the study is         ．

A．cold             B．objective          C．subjective         D．doubtful

4.What's the best title of the passage?

A．The Benefits of Eating Less Salt．

B．A New Study on Salt and Diseases．

C．An Argument Over Salt and Health．

D．The Harm Caused by Too Much Salt．

 

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