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D.HowtoMakeaPlantLoveYou.

2.Howmuchdoesabookongrowinggreenfoodcost?

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C.$59.99.D.$79.99.

3.Whatkindofmagazinemightthetextcomefrom?

A.Gardening.B.Business.

C.Literature.D.Agriculture.

WalkingalongthestreetsinMalaysia,youmayhearanumberofdifferentlanguages—Malay,English,Mandarin,orevenIndian.MorepeoplehavedecidedtotraveltoKualaLumpurtowitnesstheincredibledevelopmentofWesternMalaysia.

However,havingapassionforexperiencingmulticulturalandpeacefullifestyles,Ichoseanotherroute—Sabah,thesecondlargeststateinMalaysia.ItookatripthereinAugust.Withaknowledgeableguideandwarm-heartedlocals,itturnedouttobeanunforgettableexperience.

AlthoughSabahisnotthatrichorprosperouslikeWesternMalaysia,Iprefertheeasyandsimplelifethere.Itssocialethos(精神气质)ismoreharmoniousthananyotherscenicspot.

Duringmyfive-daystay,IthinktheMangroveForestwasthemostimpressivedestination.Haveyoueverimaginedwhatitmightbeliketoboatthroughapleasantbreezewhiledropsoflightblur(模糊)yourvision?

Myminddriftedawaywiththewarmthofthesunlight.Ilostmyselfinthepeacefulandrelaxingsurroundings,andfellintoasplendiddreamworld.

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4.WhydidtheauthorchooseSabahashisdestination?

A.Towitnessitsfastdevelopment.

B.Tomakefriendswiththelocals.

C.Toenjoyitslifestyleandscenery.

D.Tolearndifferentforeignlanguages.

5.WhichwordcanbestdescribethejourneytoSabah?

A.Astonishing.B.Regretful.

C.Exhausting.D.Fascinating.

6.Whatwasthebiggestproblemtheauthorhadduringhistrip?

A.Oldcustoms.B.Locallanguage.

C.Confusingroutes.D.Multiculturallifestyles.

7.What'sthepurposeofthetext?

A.TopromotetourismofSabah.

B.Tointroduceascenicspot-Sabah.

C.TodescribethedevelopmentofSabah.

D.TosharethetouringexperienceinSabah.

Since1970,NorthAmericahaslostmorethan2.9billionbirds,accordingtoastudyrecentlypublishedinthejournalScience.Inlessthanhalfacentury,thebirdpopulationhasdeclinedbysome29percent,ormorethan1in4birds.Forthefirsttime,researchershavediscoveredthatrarespeciesaren'ttheonlybirdssufferingpopulationloss.Infact,commonbirds-includingbelovedbackyardfriendslikesparrowsandblackbirds-aretakingthebiggesthit.

Thenewstudyusednearly50yearsofdatacollectedlargelybybirdwatchersandcitizenscientists."Atotalof419nativemigratoryspeciesexperiencedanetlossof2.5billionindividuals,"thestudysays.Morethan90percentofthetotallosscanbefoundamongjust12birdfamilies.Someofthesewidespreadbirdscanthrivealmostanywhere.Thelarge-scalelossofthesehardybirdsrevealsthey'restrugglingtosurvivethroughouttheworld/

Birdsareconsideredindicatorspeciesbecausethey'recrucialtoecosystems,andtheirpopulationsanticipatetheenvironment'shealth.Birdsare"amazinglyefficient"atspreadingseeds.Birdsalsokeepinsectpopulationsincheck.Eventhesmallestbirdhelpscontrolthespreadofplantsorinsects.

Thenewstudy,however,identifiesthelosseswithoutknowingallthecauses.Scientistsdoidentifyhabitatlossasthebiggestchallenge.Climatechange,disruptedmigrationpatternsandpesticideusearealsomajorfactors.Industrialagriculturemaypresentabiggerchallenge.Thespeciesdisappearingmostrapidly—sparrows,blackbirdsandlarks—areassociatedwithagriculture.Inrecentdecades,agriculturehasgrowntoproducemorefood,butclearedlandscapeshavebecomeunlivableforbirds.

“Weneedtochangethewaywegrowfood.Birdsaresignalingthatwearedoingitwrong,"asthestudysays.Thestudyofferstheexampleofthe1990sefforttoswitchtono-tillfarming,whichreducedgreenhousegasesandsoilerosion(侵蚀).“Farmersareinnovators.Andthey'vedoneitbefore.Thisisagreatopportunitytohaveahugeimpactonbirds."

8.What'sthestudymainlyabout?

A.Theclimateissues.B.Thedisappearingbirds.

C.Theagriculturalproblems.D.Theenvironmentalprotection.

9.Howisthesecondparagraphmainlydeveloped?

A.Bylistingfigures.B.Bygivingexamples

C.Byanalyzingreasons.D.Bymakingcomparisons.

10.What'sthemainreasonbehindthebirds'habitatloss?

A.Climatechange.B.Greenhousegases.

C.Industrialagriculture.D.Disruptedmigrationpatterns.

11.Whatdoesthestudysuggestasasolution?

A.Producingmorefood.B.Clearingmorelandscapes.

C.Reducingtheuseofpesticide.D.Adoptingnewmeansoffarming.

KidswholikenoodlesareinluckinItaly.Schoollunchalmostalwaysbeginswitha"primo"ofpasta-thinkpenne(意大利面食)withtomatoesandcheese.That'stypicallyfollowedbyaprotein-packedmaindish,suchasroastedchicken,accompaniedbyaveggieside.Finally,there'sdessert,usuallyfruit.Butwhatifkidswouldrathereatahomemadesandwich?

Thatquestionbecamethebasisofthe"SandwichCase".Thisisalegalfightstartedbyagroupofparentswhohadgottenfedupwiththepriceandqualityofschoolmeals.Italy'stopcourtsettledthematter:

Familiesdonothavetherighttosendfoodtoschool.Themainproblemthejudgeshavewithlunchboxesisthattheycancreatedivisions.

Eachnationhasitsowntakeonhowtohandlethemeatyissueoffeedingstudents.InAustralia,forexample,manyschoolsdon'thaveacafeteria.And,ofcourse,packingaschoollunchtotaketoschoolisasAmericanasapplepie.However,moreAmericankidswouldbebetteroffwithschoollunchfortheirparentsthinkcafeteriamealsarehealthierthanwhatanaverageparentpacks.

Studentsinlow-incomefamiliesqualifyforfreeorreduced-pricemeals.Sotherecanbeastigmaaroundwho'sparticipating,meaningkidswithoutalunchboxcanfeelsingledoutforbeingpoor.Onewaytoavoidthatproblemisprovidingmealstoeveryoneforfree.InSweden,wherestudentschowdownonahotmaindishandtheirpickofvegetablesfromasaladbur,nooneneedslunchmoney.

ThecountrywithasystemmostsimilartoItaly'sisitsneighbor.France,wherekidsareexpectedtoeattheirschool'smulti-coursemeals,withalmostnoexceptions."It'sforahealthydiet,butalsoforculturalaspectsandpleasure,"saysFlorentVieux,generaldirectoroftheFrenchresearchgroupMSNutrition."Whenmysondoesn'twantcarrotsforthestarter,hedoesn'teat.Atthebeginningit'sdifficult,"hesays."Thendayafterday,heeatsmorecarrotsbecauseheknowshehasnootherchoice."

12.WhydidItaly'stopcourtrejecttheparents'appeal?

A.Itmayresultinunfairness.

B.Thelunchboxeslacknutrients.

C.Itisstronglyobjectedbyschools.

D.Thehomemadefoodhaslimitedvariety.

13.Whichcountrysupportslunchboxes?

A.Italy.B.America.

C.Sweden.D.Australia.

14.Whichofthefollowingwordscanreplace“stigma”?

A.feelingofprideB.feelingofhappiness

C.feelingofuniquenessD.feelingofshame

15.WhatattitudedoesFlorentVieuxhavetowardsschool'smeals?

A.Indifferent.B.Supportive.

C.Concerned.D.Negative.

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