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{{*HTML*}}? ?阅读下面这篇短文短文后有2项测试任务1第23～26题要求从所给的6个选项中为规定段每段选择1个正确的小标题2第27—30题要求从所给的6个选项中选择4个正确选项分别完成每个句子 Hepatitisisadiseasecharacterizedbyinflammationofandinjurytothe liver.Thediseasehasmanycausesincludingmisuseofalcoholanddrugsbut virusesarethemostcommoncause.Researchersestimatethatmorethan300000 casesofviralhepatitisoccureachyearintheUnitedStates.? ?2.Symptomsofviralhepatitisappearfromtwoweekstosixmonthsafter exposuretothevirus.Thefirstsymptomsareusuallyfatiguepoorappetite andnausea.Painintheabdomenabovetheliverandaslightfeverarealso common.Afterafewdaystheperson’surinebecomesdarkandjaundiceappears. Thejaundiceanddarkurineindicatetheliverisnotworking properly.??3.Symptomsofviralhepatitisgenerallylasttwoto sixweeks.Severecasescanleadtoliverfailureanddeath.Butmost patients-eventhosewithseverehepatitis-eventuallyrecovercompletely.Insome patientsthediseasebecomespersistentandiscalledchronichepatitis.People withchronichepatitismayexperiencemildvaguesymptomsoffatigueandpoor appetite.??4.Therearefivetypesofviralhepatitis.Hepatitis Aisahighlycontagiousdiseasebutitisrarelyfatal.Itisalsocalled infectioushepatitis.HepatitisAisextremelycommonindevelopingnations. Outbreaksoftenoccurduetounsanitaryconditionssuchascontaminationof foodorthewatersupply.??5.HepatitisBisthebest-knownform ofviralhepatitis.Itcanbesevereandoftendevelopsintochronichepatitis. HepatitisBisspreadbyclosepersonalorsexualcontactwithaninfected personorbyexposuretoinfectedblood.6.HepatitisCisusuallyspreadby exposuretoinfectedblood.Itisthemostcommoncauseoftransfusion-related hepatitis.Itisalsoacommoncauseofchronichepatitis.HepatitisDisthe mostseriousandalsotherarestformofviralhepatitis.Itonlyinfectspeople whoalsohavehepatitisB.ManycasesofhepatitisDarefatalandmost commonlyoccuramongintravenousdruguserswhocanbeinfectedbysharing hypodermicneedles.HepatitisEoftenoccursinepidemicsthatcanbelinkedto poorhygieneandcontaminatedwater.Itisparticularlylikelytoleadto seriousillnessinpregnantwomen.Thediseasehasbeenreportedalmost exclusivelyindevelopingcountries.Paragraph4______.
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{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第二篇{{/B}} ??Notcontentwithitsdoubtfulclaimto producecheapfoodforourownpopulationthefactoryfarmingindustryalso arguesthathungrynationsarebenefitingfromadvancesmadebythepoultry家禽 industry.Infactratherthanhelpingthefightagainstmalnutrition营养不良in hungrynationsthespreadoffactoryfarminghasinevitablyaggravatedthe problem.??Large-scaleintensivemeatandpoultryproductionisa wasteoffoodresources.Thisisbecausemoreproteinhastobefedtoanimals intheformofvegetablemattethancaneverberecoveredintheformofmeat. Muchofthefoodvalueislostintheanimal’sprocessofdigestionandcell replacement.Neitherinthecaseofchickencanoneeatfeathersbloodfeet orhead.Inallonlyabout44%oftheliveanimalfitstobeeatenas meat.??Thismeansonehastofeedapproximately9～10timesas muchfoodvaluetotheanimalthanonecanconsumefromthecarcass.Asasystem forfeedingthehungrytheeffectscanprovedisastrous.Attimesofcrisis grainisthefoodoflife.??Neverthelessthehugeincreasein poultryproductionthroughoutAsiaandAfricacontinues.NormallyBritishorUS firmsareinvolved.ForinstanceanAmericanbasedmultinationalcompanyhas thisyearannounceditsinvolvementinprojectsinseveralAfricancountries. Britain’slargestsuppliersofchickensRossBreederarealsoinvolvedin projectsallovertheworld.??Becausesuchtradeisgoodfor exportsWesterngovernmentsencourageit.In1979afirminBangladeshcalled PhoenixPoultryreceivedagranttosetupaunitof6000chickensand18000 layinghens.Thisalmostdoubledthenumberofpoultrykeptinthecountryall atonce.??ButBangladeshlackscapitalenergyandfoodandhas largenumbersofunemployed.Suchchicken-raisingdemandscapitalforbuilding andmachineryextensiveuseofenergyresourcesforautomationandinvolves feedingchickenswithpotentialfamine-reliefproteinfood.Atpresentoneof Bangladesh’smainimportsisfoodgrainsbecausethecountryisunabletogrow enoughfoodtofeeditspopulation.Onwhatthencantheypossiblyfeedthe chicken?Accordingtotheauthorinfactoryvegetablefood______
{{*HTML*}}{{B}}第二篇{{/B}} ??Notcontentwithitsdoubtfulclaimto producecheapfoodforourownpopulationthefactoryfarmingindustryalso arguesthathungrynationsarebenefitingfromadvancesmadebythepoultry家禽 industry.Infactratherthanhelpingthefightagainstmalnutrition营养不良in hungrynationsthespreadoffactoryfarminghasinevitablyaggravatedthe problem.??Large-scaleintensivemeatandpoultryproductionisa wasteoffoodresources.Thisisbecausemoreproteinhastobefedtoanimals intheformofvegetablemattethancaneverberecoveredintheformofmeat. Muchofthefoodvalueislostintheanimal’sprocessofdigestionandcell replacement.Neitherinthecaseofchickencanoneeatfeathersbloodfeet orhead.Inallonlyabout44%oftheliveanimalfitstobeeatenas meat.??Thismeansonehastofeedapproximately9～10timesas muchfoodvaluetotheanimalthanonecanconsumefromthecarcass.Asasystem forfeedingthehungrytheeffectscanprovedisastrous.Attimesofcrisis grainisthefoodoflife.??Neverthelessthehugeincreasein poultryproductionthroughoutAsiaandAfricacontinues.NormallyBritishorUS firmsareinvolved.ForinstanceanAmericanbasedmultinationalcompanyhas thisyearannounceditsinvolvementinprojectsinseveralAfricancountries. Britain’slargestsuppliersofchickensRossBreederarealsoinvolvedin projectsallovertheworld.??Becausesuchtradeisgoodfor exportsWesterngovernmentsencourageit.In1979afirminBangladeshcalled PhoenixPoultryreceivedagranttosetupaunitof6000chickensand18000 layinghens.Thisalmostdoubledthenumberofpoultrykeptinthecountryall atonce.??ButBangladeshlackscapitalenergyandfoodandhas largenumbersofunemployed.Suchchicken-raisingdemandscapitalforbuilding andmachineryextensiveuseofenergyresourcesforautomationandinvolves feedingchickenswithpotentialfamine-reliefproteinfood.Atpresentoneof Bangladesh’smainimportsisfoodgrainsbecausethecountryisunabletogrow enoughfoodtofeeditspopulation.Onwhatthencantheypossiblyfeedthe chicken?Itisclaimedthatthefactoryfarmingindustryisaimedat______
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