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【题目】---The film we saw last week is simply fantastic.

---____.I think it’s just average, nothing special.

A. I can’t agree with you more

B. With all due respect

C. I beg to differ

D. As predicted

【答案】C

【解析】考查情景交际用语。句意：---我们上周看的电影比较奇妙。---我不那么认为，我觉得那电影很一般,没什么特别的。根据答语中的第二句知道，对前面一人的观点不赞同。四个选项的意思分别是：十分赞同；恕我直言；恕不同意；正如所料。B项和D项都是一个短语，不是一个句子。故选C。

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The instruments make a loud sound elephants do not like. The animals leave, and no one is harmed. A spokesperson for the Uganda Wildlife Authority says vuvuzelas work because they do not threaten the elephants. That is important because an elephant that feels threatened is more likely to attack. So far, no one has reported an elephant attacking in answer to a vuvuzela.

Officials and villagers have tried other ways to stop elephants from coming near farms and houses. They have built beehives – houses for flying insects that sting. They have hung ropes covered in spicy oil. They have dug long, deep holes. And they have used guns, called A-K47s.

An official from the Uganda Wildlife Authority explains that people shoot the gun in the air to scare the elephant. But over time, the elephants have stopped being afraid of the sound of the gun. They only look at the shooter and wave their ears.

Another official for the Uganda Wildlife Authority, Gessa Simblicious, says one elephant-prevention solution will not work everywhere in Uganda. And one day, elephants may accept the vuvuzela noise, just as they do the sound of the A-K47.

But right now, vuvuzelas are an effective, non-violent and fun way to deal with a serious problem.

【1】What’s vuvuzelas?

A. New tools some fans use at sports events.

B. New tool to save the elephants.

C. Plastic instruments to keep the elephants away.

D. Plastic instruments to threaten the elephants.

【2】Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the passage?

A. Vuvuzelas work because they do not threaten the elephants.

B. An elephants will attack human being in answer to a vuvuzela,

C. Villagers have no way to stop elephants.

D. The elephants are always afraid of the sound of the gun.

【3】People shoot the gun in the air in order to ________.

A. shoot the elephants away

B. let the elephants stop being afraid of the sound

C. avoid the elephants hurting people

D. scare the elephants to leave the village

【4】The author believes that ________.

A. elephants are not afraid of vuvuzelas

B. Vuvuzelas can not stop elephants

C. vuvuzelas can solve this serious problem forever

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A. Many people can't find other jobs. B. Caring for the elderly is an easy task.

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增加：在缺词处加一个漏词符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。

删除：把多余的词用斜线（＼）划掉。

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A.by space
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