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听第10段材料，回答第18-20题。18.When did Texas open their first drive-in?It is normal behavior for young mountain lions that are no longer withA.In1915their mothers to wander around the area,Dr.Quentin Martins,director ofB.In1921C.In1933.19.What is the advantage of a drive-in theater according to the talk?the Living With Lions Project,told ABC San Francisco station KGO."TheA.A lower ticket price.lion's habitat was likely located at a creek near the Santa Kosa Ylaza."Martens said.B.A better view of a movie.druwv.2C.A more comfortable experience.No one was hurt in the incident,accordingK20.Why did drive-ins become less popular?21.Where was the mountain lion found?BA.Inside a department store.A.Less people live in the suburbs.B.In a planter out of a shopping center.B.Many people lost interest in it.l0n地山C.Inside the California wildlife reserve.C.Car prices were too high.oR∥D.Along urban-rural borders.得分评卷人cooker第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）22.Why was the lion tranquillized according to the passage?A.To transport it to its habitat.A第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）B.To kill it for its meat.阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A,B,C和D)中，选出最往选项。C.To have it checked out.AD.To take a DNA sample.A mountain lion sleeping in a planter23.What happened to the young mountain lion?California wildlifeòfficials have tranquillized(使镇静)a youngA.It was abandoned by its mother.mountain lion which was caught sleeping outside a shopping center.B.It was carried into a habitat safely.Witnesses saw the young male mountain lion napping in a planterC.It was badly injured in the legattached outside a Macy's department store in Santa Rosa,California,0D.It was adopted by a big zoo.Monday morning,Greg Martinelli,wildlife and lands program manager forBthe California Department of Fish and Wildlife told ABC NewsBob Dylan has been writing songs and singing them since the 1960s."Around 9 a.m.,wildlife officials shot the 50-pound mountain lionHis work has affected many other singers and musicians,and changed pop,with four tranquillizer darts and waited for the drugs to immobilize(rock,and folk music.Now,at 79 years old,Mr.Dylan continues to surprise动)it,”Martinelli said.“The lion did not‘go down'right away,which ispeople.In the 1960s,Bob Dylan made a name for himself with hiswhy additional shots were required,"he added.poem-like folk songs.His singing is usually rough and often seems to come"Mountain lions often appear along urban-rural borders,allowingwildlife officials to'let them go back into their habitats'on their own,"through his nose.He is best known for his lyrics.The language he uses isoften simple but moving.His songs and albums had a strong effect on manyMartinelli said."Because the lion was in downtown Santa Rosa,acompletely urban landscape,department workers decided to tranquillize itother musicians.Mr.Dylan was even given the Nobel Prize for Literature forhis songs in 2016.to enable them to transport it.""After the mountain lion was removed,he was checked out by animalMr.Dylan has released at least 38 albums,not including recordings ofdoctors and a local researcher placed an ear tag on him and took a DNAhis concerts.He has sold over 100 million records and has won 10 Grammysample,"Martinelli said."The lion was then released into a suitableAwards.Many other artists have had hit songs-even No.1 hits.Mr.Dylanhas several No.1 albums,but he's never had a No.1 hit song.habitat north of Santa Rosa.【金学导航共4页)】

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