1、 we have questions,but we would not like to ask people because_ are not sure about our questions are afraid of being criticised are afraid of being in difficulty only believe in ourselves author suggests that in order not to be known,you should _ to avoid asking questions the question paper without
2、the name on it to your teacher the questions with your group the questions out at home and then tell them to your teacher author tells us that _ class we should value the speakers questions or answers to show our trust public we may learn something to avoid unnecessary worrys better to write your qu
3、estions down than to ask them orally those who ask questions in confidence are sensible and honestPassage 2 Chinese Mainland,Hong Kong,Taiwan Join Hands in SARS Research The World Health Germanization says the number of SARS（非典型性肺炎）cases worlide has reached 2, half of the affected patients have reco
4、vered,new cases are still being reported and the cause of the disease has still not been Chinese mainland,Hong Kong and Taiwan are all among the 23 countries and regions trying to cope with the epidemic（传染病）. South Chinas Guangdong Province is one of the areas hardest hit by s also where the first c
5、ase of the disease was say the situation in Guangdong has steadily improved with a sharp downturn in the number of affected far,over 83 percent of the patients have recovered and been released from hospital. “First of all,we need to understand that SARS is an epidemic and the human immunity（免疫性） to
6、the disease is therefore ,from what we have experienced and observed,there is no reason to diseases infectiousness（传染性）is being weakened as it passes from one group to another.”said hong Nanshan,director of Guangdong Team for SARS Prevention and Treatment.The director says the key to fighting the di
7、sease now lies in finding the cause and developing a vaccine（疫苗）.This calls for concerted cooperation within the international medical far,the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong have been working well together.The SARS situation in Taiwan offers a more reassuring far a little over 20 people have been af
8、fected,with no deaths medical experts say this is in part due to effective quarantine（隔离） of suspected mainland cooperation with the island has so far been confined to the individual level. “We have cooperated with the US Center for Disease Control and the Hong Kong Health Taiwan officials have been
9、 to Hong Kong to learn from the regions all,Hong Kong is now the epicenter（中心） of SARS and has developed some effective ways to diagnose（诊断） the disease.”said hang Cangneng from Taiwan Xinguang Hospital.Experts from the mainland and Taiwan are pushing for greater cooperation（合作） in the joint seminar
10、 by all three sides will be held later this relating to the viruss profile and the cause will be discussed at length to shed light on the remaining questions about the disease.1The passage mainly tells us _ is a disease which can not be controlled mainland,Hong Kong and Taiwan will cooperate so as t
11、o deal with SARS mainland,Hong Kong and Taiwan are the areas hardest hit by SARS to prevent and treat SARS2. SARS is a disease _ can be dealt with very easily infectiousness is weakened when it passes from one area to another does not endanger patients lives passed from other countries to China3. Ac
12、cording to the passage,we know that half of the patients with SARS died_ the passage was written there were about 2,960 people with SARS in Guangdong are not more than 20 patients with SARS in Taiwan and no deaths were reported would like to cooperate with Chinese mainland and Hong Kong to deal with
13、 SARS4. The underlined word“ panic”in Paragraph 3 is closest to _ in meaning. angry surprised Passage 3Clive Walker is chairman of the Wilderness Trust of Southern Africa,founder of the Lapalala Wilderness School,an exhibiting wilder life artist and author of several natural history such,Walker is r
14、ecognised as one of South Africas foremost conservationists（环保人士）and allround（多才的）good guy.He has fought to protect the black and white rhinocerostargets for ruthless（无情的） hunters because their horn（角） gets high prices in Asian countriesand through the wilderness school,has taught thousands of child
15、ren from South Africa and overseas about nature and conservation.His latest project is an application to the United Nations Educational,Scientific,and Cultural Germanization（UNESCO） to have the Waterberg area in South Africas Northern Province become a biosphere reserve（生物圈保护区）.Walker believes the f
16、uture of conservation in South Africa lies in education and in private game reserves.In 1981 Walker was point taking（定点导游） adults on wilderness that point,he decided he wanted to “do something for children”through the establishment of an environmental school.“Conita and I were prepared to look at ch
17、ildren whose parents could afford it,and those children who came from backgrounds whose parents could never do that Conita and I set out to find a place that would be safe,sufficiently close to the main areas of Johannesburg and Pretoria,be malaria（疟病） free,have water and be benefit to education on
18、the found this in the first year,30 children10 of them blacks from Sowetowere present to visit the ,3,000 children a year spend time lucky enough to visit his wilderness school will seeamong many specieswhite rhino,warthogs and red hartebeests. “What made it really bad was when I started mixing blac
19、k children with white children.”When a neighbour reported Walker to the security police and at last he was asked at their notorious headquarters,Walker said“I told them that all I was trying to achieve was to give children of South Africa,regardless of their background,an understanding of conservati
20、on and awareness that our survival depends so much on it.” Walker survived the questioning after his point successfully,the school remained openand at least 45,000 children and teachers have had the pleasure of experiencing the Lapalala Wilderness and its abundant wildlife over the past 19 years1. W
21、hich of the following statements is true according to the text?A45,000 children and teachers a year spend time there to enjoy the pleasure of experiencing the Lapalala Wilderness. the past 19 years,it was wholly only white people who could afford such a trip.C. A special conservationist who tried to
22、 open up the Natures attractions to the black people of South Africa ran into trouble.D. Those lucky enough students in Walkers Wilderness School will see somecommon species like as milu deer, African elephant and red hartebeests.2. What would be the best title for the text? Walker and His Wildernes
23、s Trust Good Guy Africas Wildlife Kingdom Wilderness3. How many persons are exactly mentioned in the text? . .Passage 4Jonathan James looks like just another kid about to graduate from high this 19yearold Swede is anything but ordinary,from the computer in his parents home he helps the US Federal Bu
24、reau of Investigation（FBI） find out the worlds most wanted cyber criminals（网络犯罪分子）.Jonathan first made headlines when he and another Swede,Fredrik Bjoerck,found out the maker of the“Melissa” virus（病毒）in March came to the aid of the FBI again on May 7,finding out the suspected（嫌疑的） sender of the dang
25、erous I LOVE YOU” suspect was caught in Manila on May 8.Jonathans special skills are in hot demand as officials around the world express alarm at the“virtual”crime between studying for final exams,hanging out with friends and refereeing his younger brothers football matches,the quiet,gentle teenager
26、 also gives lessons on security （电子安全）to large reads a lot and exchanges information with other computer experts to know much about the latest tricks of the hacker （黑客）trade.Many companies have already tried to employ him,but he is not interested at the ,he plans to begin law school in the autumn at Swedens Uppsala University and start up his own e-security company.Although he works with the FBI now,his family insists hes just“a regular kid.“Jonathan is a great kid,he has his friends and he does a lot more than just play with the computer,”his litt
