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Oxford25.How did the author eventually adjust himself to the new reality?This world-famous university town of Oxford has seen world leaders,Nobel Prize winners,talentedA.He sought support from his family.authors and honored artists gain inspiration from its picturesque streets and skyline of dreamy spires.TheB.He lost himself in mood swings.university itself,founded in the 12th century,is steeped in history while masses of splendid sites fromC.He relied on strong will and courage.Oxford Castle to the domed Baroque Radcliffe Camera make getting lost in Oxford's streets a pleasureD.He gained acceptance from others.instead of a chore.26.What did the author do to give back to community?YorkA.Extending a helping hand to difficult students.The romantic,crooked streets of beautiful York offer a strong dose of traditional English culture,B.Inviting volunteers to share their experience.seasoned with plenty of historical flavor.York can trace its roots back to the Viking settlement.Fans ofC.Organizing donations to help those in a strugglethe Vikings can learn about their culture at the interactive and entertaining Jorvik Viking Centre.D.Starting up a support group for students in need.21.What can be appealing to a tourist in London?27.What lesson did the author draw from his experience?A.A relaxing English tea break.B.A theater of Roman origin.A.Cheerfulness is the promoter of health.B.Helping those in need is a delight.C.A Viking culture leisure center.D.A time-honored universityC.Obstacles bear the seed of success.D.Life is measured by depth than by time.22.If you want to feel at one with nature,will be a good choice.A.LondonB.BathC.OxfordD.YorkOne thousand critically endangered radiated tortoises have been released into the wild in Madagascar,23.You are most likely to read the articlea large island country off the east coast of Africa.The reintroduction is part of a project that aims to boostA.in an academic paper written by a historianthe tortoise's numbers and to support declining forests that provide habitats for other wildlife.B.on a website offering various online coursesThe radiated tortoise (named after the radiating,star-like patterns on its shell)is native toC.in an official document released by governmentMadagascar,where it is common.However,since 2000,numbers have dropped from around 12 millionD.on a blog recommending holiday destinationsto just 3 million.That might still sound a lot individual animals,but the speed of the fall,caused mainlyBby illegal hunting,has worried conservation groups.Adult tortoises are captured for their meat.Youngerones are taken alive and sold illegally,mostly to countries in Asia.Habitat loss,as forests are cleared forI was sure this was the worst day of my life.Being diagnosed with Type I diabetes felt almost like afarming,is another cause of the decline.death sentence.My life changed in an instant,and I was terrified of not being able to cope with a chronicdisease and afraid that I would never get to be a normal child.Little did I know that thisThe Turtle Survival Alliance (TSA)is a conservation partnership formed in 2001.It has rescuedaround 25,000 live radiated tortoises from poachers,and it protects them in secure enclosures around thecondition would later on allow me to give back to my community through my volunteering initiatives andcountry.As part of a programme to return them to the wild,it recently moved 1,000 tortoises to a secretpursue a career where I could help others.location near the town of Tsihombe in southern Madagascar.Up to 40 of the animals have been fitted withThe impact that my disease had on my family was profound.We all had to learn to adjust to a newsatellite tags so that experts can track their movements after releasereality.I knew that it was up to me to make this work,but I felt lost.After a few days,the initial shockThe tortoises play an important role in the health of Madagascar's forests because seeds they eat canwas replaced by denial,then came anger,and little by little,I later gained acceptance.By exercisingpass through their digestive system undamaged and be dispersed in their scat animal poo),allowingdetermination and courage,I decided I would not let it dictate who I was or what I could becomeplants to spread to other areas."Tortoises contribute to forest regeneration,"said Herilala Randriamahazo,Meanwhile,I realized that some things in life are better dealt with by having a support system.Withdirector of TSA's Madagascar programme."If the radiated tortoise species disappears,it could have athis in mind,I looked for volunteering positions where I could share my experience with others and listensignificant impact on the plant life in the southern part of Madagascar."to their own struggles.After I got involved in different initiatives,I decided to organize a support group28.Which of the following is NOT a cause for the decline of the radiated tortoise?for students who were dealing with difficult situations.The group was so successful that I was invited toA.Over hunting.B.Climate Change.other schools to talk about the difference we made in our members'lives by just listening to one another.C.Habitat loss.D.Illegal trade.We all have challenges in life.Looking back,what felt like a death sentence at first turned into a29.What did TSA do to secure the lives of the 1,000 radiated tortoises?way of supporting others in my community.It proves that the lessons we take from the setbacks weA.Purchased them from private owners.B.Formed partnership with local government.encounter can,in fact,be fundamental to later success.C.Tracked their movements via satellite tags.D.Transferred them to public secure shelters.24.Why did the author describe illness diagnosis as a death sentence?30.What can we infer from Herilala's words in paragraph 4?A.Because the diagnosis was deadly.A.The tortoise is a key factor in keeping balance of the forestB.Because the condition disabled himB.The scat of the tortoise fertilizes the plant life in the forest.C.Because the disease ruined his career.C.The decline of the tortoise makes room for plant life in the forest.D.Because the illness robbed him of his normal life.D.The disappearance of the tortoise will help restore the forest英语·第3页（共8页）英语·第4页（共8页）

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