V阅读理解 A Bear farming is a cr

V阅读理解 A Bear farming is a cruel practice that is still allowed only in China, Korea and Vietnam. These farms mainly extract the bears’ bile(胆汁)that are used in traditional medicine or for health-care products like shampoo. This practice is not necessary because there are chemical products that work the same as the bear’s juice. To remove this liquid the animals have a painful process sometimes as often as twice a day, causing them major stress that affects their natural development. Not only is the process of taking the stomach juices from the animals very painful, but also their living conditions are inhumane. Bears are put in tiny cages where sometimes they can’t turn around or stand. They spend all their time in the cages. Before bears are old enough to produce enough juices to make the business successful, the cubs(幼兽)are trained to entertain tourists. Sometimes they are beaten and forced them to learn the tricks. The WSPA(World Society for the Protection of Animals), an organization recognized by the United Nations, fights against cruelty towards animals. They report that Vietnam has taken a huge step ahead by signing an agreement that promises to get rid of these bear farms. The Vietnamese government together with a WSPA commi* will make sure that the goal is reached successfully. Leah Garces, the campaign director for WSPA states that this might mark “the beginning of the end of the bear farming industry”. WSPA has been trying for many years to get rid of this industry completely. The agreement not only makes sure that bear farms are not allowed, but also stops people from capturing bears and putting them in captivity. In addition to this, the Vietnamese government is going to build a bear rescue centre in the Cat Tien National Park. 1. What’s the writer’s purpose of writing the passage? A. To tell us bear farming is a common practice. B. To tell us bear farming is allowed in China, Korea and Vietnam. C. To tell us people are taking measures to protect bears. D. To tell us the bears’ stomach juices will no longer used in traditional medicine. 2. Which of the following statements is true? A. Bears are usually killed for their furs and meat. B. The owners of bear farms will be fined heavily according to the Vietnamese government. C. We can use certain chemical products to take the place of bears’ stomach juices used in traditional medicine. D. The bears in the bear farms have good living conditions. 3. The underlined word extract in the first paragraph means __________. A. take or get out B. select and present words, examples, passages, etc C. buy from the * D. sell at a high price 4. What can we infer from the passage? A. Bears will no longer be killed for their bile. B. In the near future, China may also pass some laws to forbid bear farming. C. The process of taking the bile from bears is very successful. D. Bears can live in the wild before they are old enough. 5. Which of the following will not be done by the Vietnamese government? A. It is going to build a bear rescue centre. B. It will stop people from capturing bears and putting them in captivity. C. It will not allow bear farms to exist. D. It will sign an agreement that promises to get rid of bear farms.
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1.C 见第三段一句 2.C 见第一段3--4行 3.A 4.B 见倒数第二段一句 5.D