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ⅣReadingComprehensionDirections:Therearefivereadingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfivequestions.ForeachquestiontherearefoursuggestedanswersmarkedABCandD.ChooseonebestanswerandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.PassageOneE.B.WhitewasbornElwynBrooksWhitein1899.HewasborninMountVernonNewYork.Hisfatherwasasuccessfulpianomanufacturer.E.B.WhitewenttoCornellUniversityandgraduatedin1921.Heworkedasare-porterforvariousnewspapersandin1924returnedtoNewYorktoworkonthenewNewYorkermagazine.Hemarriedthemagazine’sliteraryeditorKatherineSergeantAngellin1929.E.B.Whitewroteforthemagazineandotherpublicationsmostlyforadults.In1945hewrotehisfirstchildren’sbookStuartLittle.Thisbookisaboutamouseandallhisadventureswithahumanfamily.Charlotte’sWebwaspublishedin1952.Thisbookisastoryaboutafriendshipbetweenayoungpigandaspider.In1970E.B.Whitewroteanotherchildren’sbookTheTrumpetoftheSwan.ThisbookisaboutaboynamedSamandhisloveofnatureandofaswanbornwithoutavoice.SamandLouisfirstmeetinapondinCanadaandthestorycontinueswithLouis’attemptstolearntoreadandwrite.E.B.Whitecontinuedtowriteessaysforadultsuntilhisdeathin1985.Childrenandadultshavemadehischildren’sbooksclassic.Theyareenjoyedasmuchtodayaswhentheywerewritten. Whatwastheauthor'spurposeforwritingchildren'sbooks
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PassageFourDr.JohnSterngoldworkedintheemergencyroomofahospitalinWillitsCA.Thehospitalwasnearachrome-platingplant.TheplantletoffadangerousgascalledChromiumⅥ.Dr.Sterngoldgotverysickwithasthmaandhadtoquitworkingatthehospital.ManyothercitizensofWillitsbecameillwithtumorscancerandasthma.ManyscientistsbelievethatthegasesfromtheplantcausedtheillnessesThirtyyearsagoChromiumⅥwasknowntocausecancer.TwentyyearsagoscientistsfoundtherewasnosafelevelofexposuretoChromiumⅥ.ButthecompanyRemcowasallowedtocontinuegivingoffthechemicaluntil1995.HowcouldthishappenManychemicalsareusedinindustrywithoutknowingiftheyaredangerous.Sometimesindustryandbusinessaremoreimportantthanthehealthofthepeople. HowmuchChromiumⅥisasafeamount
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