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Photographyisnowabigbusiness.Doyouknow,forinstance,thatthereare15millioncamerasinourcountry？Andthat700millionphotographsaretakenayear,morethanone-thirdofthemincolor？Thinkoftheamountofphotographyintelevision,thecinema,newspapers,books,advertisementsandsoon.Inmodernlifepeoplelearnalotfrompictures,sophotographyismoreandmoreimportant.Itisalsomorecomplicatedandmoreexpensivethanitusedtobe.Youmayonlywanttotakegoodphotographsoffacesandplaces.Ifso,wecanhelpyoutogetbetterresults.Youneedn’twasteanymoremoney.Ifyouwanttolearnmoreaboutphotographyandhowitisused,jointheclubplease.Youwon’tbedisappointed.WritenowtotheSecretary,FinePhotographClub.BridgeStreet.1.Thepurposeofpassageisto_____.A.showpeoplehowtotakefinepicturesB.tellpeoplephotographyisnowabigbusinessC.tellpeopletheclubcandomanythingsforyouD.encouragepeopletojointhephotographclub2.Ifyouwanttojointheclub,you_____.A.mustbegoodatphotographyB.mustknowaboutthelatestcamerasandfilmsC.mustpayalittlemoneyayear

D.mustbehonestwithyourself3.Youareabletobehonestsothatyoucan_____.A.sayifyourphotosaregoodorbadB.tellhowmuchmoneyyouwasteC.helptheFinePhotographClubD.knowthelatestdevelopmentincameras4.Theclubcangivethefollowingserviceexcept_____.A.coffeeB.amusementC.adviceD.information5.Whichstatementofthefollowingistrue？A.IfyouareamemberofFinePhotographClub,itwillcostyouonly5poundstobuyacamera.B.AllthemembersofFinePhotographClubcantakefreephotographsoffacesandplaces.C.Morethanathirdof700millioncolorphotographsaretakenayear.D.Ifyouwritetothephotographclub,youwillbeverygoodatphotographing.{ThestateofKansasiscalledthe"'BasketofAmerica"becauseitranksfirstinwheatgrowingandflourmilling.Inaddition,therearehundredsofcattleranches(牧場)inwesternKansas,someofwhich

cover50,000acres}.Thestateislargerthanmoststates,butrathersparselypopulatedInpioneerdays,manysettlerspassedthroughKansasseekingrichlandandgoldfartherwest.LookinguponKansasasa"uselesswasteofland,"theyrefusedtosettlethere.However,whenKansasjoinedtheUnionin1861asafreestateopposedtoslavelabor,thepopulationbegantoincrease.Finally,therailroadshelpedtoattractsettlersbysellingtheminexpensiveland.1.ThestateofKansasisknownchieflyforits__________.A.richlandandgoldB.railroadsandhighwaysC.cheapslavelaborD.wheatandmeat2.HowcanKansasbestbedescribed?A.Thepopulationissmall,butthestateislargeB.Itisalargestatewithalargepopulation.C.Thestateissmallandithasfewpeople.D.Itssparsepopulationinhabits50,000acres.3.WhatdidearlypioneersthinkaboutKansas?A．TheythoughttherewasgoldinwesternKansas.B．Theyfoundslavelabortooexpensive.C．Theyconsideredthelandunproductive.D．Theylikedtherichsoil.4.Howdidtherailroadsattractsettlers?A.Bygivingawaygold.B.Byconstructingflourmills.C.Byopposingslavelabor.D..Byofferingcheapland5.ThechiefoccupationofmostpeopleinKansasis___________.A.runningrailroadsB.miningC.farmingD.ManufacturingMostofusknowabouttheNobelPrize,especiallytheNobelPeacePrize,butfewofusknowanythingaboutthemanwhosetthemup.HisnamewasAlfredNobel.Hewasagreatscientistandinventorhimself.Besides,hehadabigbusiness.Hisbusinessmaysurpriseyou.Hemadeandsoldexplosives.Hiscompaniesevenmadeandsoldweapons.Isn’tthissomethingthatsurprisesyou?ThemanwhomademoneyfromweaponsshouldsetupthePeacePrize?ThoughAlfredNobelhadalotofmoneyfromweapons,hehatedwar.Hehopedthattherewouldbenowarintheworld.HewasoneoftherichestinEurope.Whenhediedin1896,heleftbehindhimalotofmoneyandhisfamouswill.Accordingtohiswill,mostofhismoneywasplacedinafund.Hewantedtheinterestfromthefundtobeusedasprizeseveryyear.WeknowthemastheNobelPrizes.TheNobelPrizesareinternational.AlfredNobelwantedthewinnerstobechosenfortheirwork,notthecountrytheycamefrom.AlfredNobelhadgivenhiswholelifetohisstudiesandworkandtothebenefitsofmankind.Hemademoneyallbyhisownefforts,buthelefttheworldsharehiswealth.Hisinventionsandwealthstaywiththeworldforever.1.Alfred’sbusinesswas_____.A.makingandsellingexplosivesB.notmakingandsellingweaponsC.makingexplosivesandsellingweaponsD.makingweaponsandsellingexplosives2.NobelwantedtosetuptheNobelPeacePrizebecause_____.A.hemadeenoughmoneyB.hehatedwarC.hewantedtogetmoreinterestfromthefundD.helikedtoliveinapeacefulworld3.NobelPrizescomefrom_____.A.allNobel’smoneyinthefundB.allNobel’smoneyinhiscompanyC.alltheinterestfromthefundD.someoftheinterestinthefund4.Nobelwasa(an)_____personintheworld.A.interestingB.unselfishC.kind-heartedD.richest5.WhichstatementofthefollowingisRightaccordingtothepassage?A.Nobelsetuphiscompanytosellclothes.B.MostofNobel’smoneywasusedfortheworldWars.C.NobelPrizesareonlyforsomepeoplefromsomespecialcountries.D.Nobelworkedhardinhislifeandsavedlotsofmoneyfortheworldtoshare.{Whydon'tbirdsgetlostontheirlongflightsfromoneplacetoanother?Scientistshavepuzzledoverthisquestionformanyyears.Nowthey'rebeginningtofillintheblanks.}

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{Butthestarsareapparentlytheirprincipalmeansofnavigation.Whenthestarsarehiddenbyclouds,theyapparentlyfindtheirwaybysuchlandmarksasmountainranges,coastlines,andrivercourses}.Butwhenit'stoodarktoseethese,thedovescirclehelplessly,unabletofindtheirway.1.Thereasonwhybirdsdon'tgetlostonlongflights________A.havebeenknowntoscientistsforyearsB.haveonlyrecentlybeendiscoveredC.areknownbyeveryoneD.willprobablyremainamystery2.Duringdaylightho