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A) one of the greatest dangers is the flooding everywhere
B) the most dangerous effect is the flooding throughout the world
C) there happens a most hazardous effect of flooding in some areas
D) the flooding as a greatly important problem comes on
E) some people have to face up with various disasters
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David Herbert Lawrence, being one of the most prolific writers of the early twentieth century, is particularly remembered for his ground-breaking psychological novels, in addition to essays, letters, poems, travel books and short stories. Curiously, his warm relationship with his violent father and passionate bonding with his refined, socially ambitious mother shaped much of his later works. His first novel “The White Peacock” was published in 1911, just weeks after the death of his mother, after which he became seriously ill. This was followed with his very famous book; “Sons and Lovers”, which was a semi-autobiographical account of his early life and the ambiguous relations he shared with his parents.

61) One can easily understand from the passage that David Herbert Lawrence ___________.

A) is famous for his masterpieces about the mentality of human beings together with his rich writing skill.
B) was absolutely affected by his father being so sympathetic and his mother being so brutal to him.
C) wrote successful novels such as “The White Peacock and Sons and Lovers”, which were entirely dedicated to his family.
D) has the character of producing several works once at a time, which made him one of the most wealthy novelists in the twentieth century.
E) has become world-wide when his works have come into the relationship with the mood of the human being.

62) It’s obvious in the passage that Lawrence’s first novel “The White Peacock” __________ .

A) tells how his mother died mysteriously and how he felt at that time during the story.
B) is also a good example to detect that his mother’s death has made up his writing skill.
C) is the story of his emotion during his being fatigue when his mother died.
D) is the most suitable example to show how Lawrence himself was affected by his parents.
E) reflects how his mother is warm-hearted and helpful towards Lawrence.
63) As the author points out in the passage, “Sons and Lovers” ___________ .

A) is entirely the biography of Lawrence; what’s more, it reflects his bad bonding with his family.
B) partly symbolises his life story in addition to his confusing association with his parents.
C) has become so known to all the people for it is the summary of his absolute problematic connection with his family.
D) has become his most eminent masterpiece, so that he shared all his feelings with his readers.
E) includes the bewildering communication with his parents and it also includes his whole life story from the very beginning.
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A successful innovator in the form of the novel, Woolf is considered a significant force in 20th-century fiction. She was educated at home from the resources of her father’s huge library. In 1912 she married Leonard Woolf, a critic and writer on economics, with whom she set up the Hogarth Press in 1917. Their home became a gathering place for a circle of artists, critics, and writers known as the Bloomsbury group. As a novelist Woolf’s primary concern was to represent the flow of ordinary experience. Her emphasis was not on plot or characterization but on a character’s consciousness, his thoughts and feelings, which she brilliantly illuminated by the stream of consciousness technique.

64) In the passage, Woolf’s father ______.

A) greatly contributed to her formal education
B) provided her with a great deal of reading materials
C) is the inventor of the stream of consciousness technique
D) assisted her husband in founding the Hogarth Press
E) inspired her to make new things in the form of novel

65) It is clear from the passage that together with her husband, Woolf ___.

A) founded the Hogarth Press for the artists in those days
B) developed her way of writing novel
C) aimed at accommodating all the writers and artists
D) invented the technique of stream of consciousness technique
E) enabled the pioneers of literature to come together

66) According to the paragraph, stream of consciousness technique _______.

A) is the synthesis of both the characterisation and the flow of character’s thoughts
B) is only based on revealing the character’s feelings
C) is, in fact, about the character’s perception rather than the events throughout the story
D) was invented by both Woolf and her husband
E) was used by not only Woolf but also her husband in the novels
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The dolphin’s intelligence, playfulness, and friendliness, its inherent smile and merry-looking eyes have been a source of interest and delight to human beings from earliest times; it is a common figure in mythology and literature and has been much depicted in art, especially in the posture of its graceful, arched, 30-ft (9-m) leap. Dolphins have long been famous for competing with the speed of ships by riding their bows, and it is now believed that they commit a suicide by swimming against the propeller of the ship if they fail to pass. Today they are valued and exploited as entertainers in more than 40 water shows around the world and have thus become available for extensive study.

67) As the writer points out in the passage, you can come across the dolphin ____.

A) occasionally in the works based upon mythology and literature
B) in the works of not only mythology or literature but art as well
C) more in the works of mythology than those of art
D) pictured by the painters living in the past
E) in the works of mythology and literature only

68) One can understand from the passage that the dolphins are determined to pass the ships _______.

A) till the end of the cruise of the ship
B) until the ship gives up competing with them
C) merely because they are competitive and proud animals
D) and they prove this by swimming in front of the ships
E) and when they fail, they are brave enough to bring their life to end

69) According to the passage, nowadays the dolphins _____.

A) enable the people to spend joyful times watching them
B) have only become a source of entertainment
C) appeal to people mostly in the water shows
D) are at the risk of becoming extinct on the basis of being away from their natural environment
E) seem to maintain their popularity in the years to come
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Although studies from earth using optical and radio telescopes had accumulated much data on the nature of spatial bodies, it was not until World War II that the development of powerful rockets made direct space exploration a technological possibility. The first artificial satellite, Sputnik I, was launched by the USSR what is now called Russia on Oct. 4, 1957, leading to an international competition popularly known as the “space race.” Although earth-orbiting satellites have by far accounted for the great majority of launches in the space program, even more information on the moon, other planets, and the sun has been acquired by space probes.