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     Forests are large pieces of  land covered with big trees. They are found all over the world, especially in
places where there is enough sunshine and much rainfall. 1______  To build a house, we need wood for
doors and windows. Beautiful chairs and tables are also made of wood.
     Teak (柚木) wood is very useful for ship-building. It is used for all parts of a ship where wood and
metal come in contact (接触), for it has a kind of oil to keep metal away from rust (铁锈). 2______ For this,
teak wood is an important railway building material.
     Forests are no less important than useful. They are the home of wild animals. Without them, those animals
would run among the places where we live and work. 3______
     Forests are helpful to weather, too. When it is very hot, they can be a good place for people to stay away
from the sun. In winter, they can keep us from the cold. Forests can also stop the land from being washed
away by heavy rain for the trees hold the soil together. 4______
A. There would be no peace for man.
B. So it would be foolish to cut down trees freely.
C. Many kinds of materials (材料) come from forests.
D. It can also stop the attack (攻击) of white ants and other insects.
5. What's the best title for the passage?
A. Forests and Animals
B. Forests are all Over the World
C. Forests are Important
D. We never Cut Down the Trees
答案

1-5     CDABC

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Heavy snow blanketed Anhui and Hubei provinces yesterday, cutting off power to some villages and blocking roads. Meanwhile, more snow is expected to cover the south in the coming three days.

Meteorologists said that the snow, which started Sunday night, is expected to fall throughout the south until this Friday, with temperatures falling below zero. The precipitation is expected to help relieve the severe drought conditions.

The temperature in the north will rise after this Friday and the south will be warmer after Nov 22nd, forecasters predicted yesterday.

The national meteorological watchdog issued an orange alert-the second—highest level-for snowstorms yesterday morning, warning that snowfalls in some areas will reach 20 mm at most.

Snowstorms refer to snowfalls that reach 10 mm in 24 hours. Snowfalls below 10 mm and above 5 mm are called heavy snows.

Last Friday, officials from the Hubei provincial government asked the transportation department, the meteorological bureau and related departments be fully prepared for the coming snow, with an emergency team ready to provide around-the-clock assistance.

The predicted snow in the south did not bring much trouble to air and rail travel with advance preparation.

The provincial education bureau declared an emergency plan on Sunday, asking primary and high schools to close when the snowstorms become severe.

The 16 expressways in snow-hit places in Hubei were scattered with 42.8 tons of snow-melting agents and about 4.580 sqm of anti-slip fabric. The latest information from the provincial expressway administration yesterday showed that traffic flowed smoothly during the snow.

The Tianhe Airport in Wuhan, Hubei province, had seven snow-melting vehicles working to ensure timely take-offs and landings.

The Anhui meteorological bureau declared all emergency alert because of the snowstorm on Sunday, with 43 cities and counties issuing alerts for snows and two issuing alerts for frozen roads. Shucheng county and Huoshan county issued time top alert because of the snowstorms on Sunday.

Luogang airport in Hefei, Anhui Province, was shut down for four hours since 7 a.m. yesterday due to the heavy snow, Xinhua reported.

The snow caused time rush-hour traffic to be heavily congested and many commuters left home earlier than usual in the morning.

Ye Wei, a worker at Hefei University of Technology, said his ride to work took a half-hour more than usual.

“Maybe tomorrow I will have to get up one hour earlier than before, because of the frozen roads,” Ye said.

The heavy snow first hit northern China, claiming dozens of lives, causing hundreds of injuries, paralyzing the traffic and grounding hundreds of flights.

The whiteout that began Nov 9th has killed at least 32 people and affected more than 9.6 million in seven provinces. More than 15,000 buildings have collapsed and nearly 300, 000 hectares of farmland have been destroyed, Ministry of Civil Affairs officials said on Sunday.

The snowfall was the heaviest in the past six decades in some northern and central provinces like Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi and Henan, with an economic loss reaching 7 billion yuan($ 1.02 billion), ministry officials said.

67.Which of the following call be the best title for this passage?

A.Heavy Snow Coming to Southern China.

B.Heavy Snow Blanketed Anhui and Hubei.

C.Snowy All Over China.

D.China in the Future Will Be Cold.

68.The underlined word “precipitation” in the second paragraph probably refers to _______.

A.impulsive approach      B.prediction of snow

C.violent haste           D.fall of snow

69.What can be inferred from the passage?

A.Many airports in Anhui Province were shut down for a long time.

B.The snowfall was the heaviest in the human history.

C.Some measures have been taken to deal with the emergency.

D.This snowfall hasn’t brought about any deaths.

70.You may probably read this passage in ________.

A.a poster       B.a magazine    C.a science fiction      D.a newspaper

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