61.Which of the following about Carlos is NOT TRUE?
A.He was popular. B.He was new in the school.
C.He was shorter than the author. D.He was chosen president in the school elections.
62.The underlined word “ touchy” in paragraph 8 probably means________
A. moved B. cheerful C. curious D. annoyed
63.We can infer from Paragraph 4 that the author ________.
A. cared much about Reed’s attitude B. hoped Reed was laughing with others
C. thought Reed was the same as others D. couldn’t stand Carlos playing tricks on her
C
Below is an introduction to some National Parks of Canada.
Wood Buffalo National Park of Canada
Wood Buffalo National Park is Canada's largest national park and one of the largest in the world. Established in 1922 to protect the last remaining herds of bison in northern Canada, it now protects an outstanding example of Canada's Northern Boreal Plains. The park was named as a World Heritage Site in 1983. Here, visitors can find some of the best examples of karst topography in North America, unique Salt Plains.
Banff National Park of Canada
Banff's rich history dates back to 1885, when three railway workers came across hot mineral springs surfacing from deep within the mountains. This discovery led to the establishment of Banff National Park, and marked the beginning of Canada's national parks system. Covering 6,641 square kilometers of valleys, mountains, glaciers, forests, meadows and rivers, Banff National Park is one of the world's premier destination spots. Banff is home to a number of outstanding geological and ecological features, including the hot springs and the Castleguard Caves, Canada's longest cave system.
St. Lawrence Islands National Park of Canada
Conceived in the 1870s, St. Lawrence Islands is one of Canada's
oldest national parks. Located in the scenic 1000 Islands Tourist Area,
this tiny jewel has a rich and complex natural human history. Centuries
ago, aboriginal peoples referred to it as the “Garden of the Great Spirit”.
Today, 24 scenic islands, along with a mainland area at Mallorytown
Landing, are included in the park. Here, water is the main attraction. Both
power and sail boaters stop at the park's islands on the way to the
St. Lawrence River.
Grasslands National Park of Canada
It was here Sitting Bull that took refuge after the Battle of Little Big Horn in 1876. Grasslands National Park is the first national park of Canada to preserve a large part of the mixed prairie grasslands. This magical land of diversity, beauty and history is divided into two blocks. The East Block contains the Killdeer Badlands and the Wood Mountain Uplands, and the West Block preserves the Frenchman River Valley and the dissected plateaus, coulees and famous 70 Mile Butte. It provides visitors opportunities for camping, hiking, horseback riding, biking and nature viewing in one of the last frontiers of the Canadian west.
In order to learn the human history on the islands you’d better go to ___________.
A. Banff National Park B. Grasslands National Park
C. Wood Buffalo National Park D. St. Lawrence Islands National Park
65. Banff National Park was built because ___________.
A. there were lots of scenic islands B. there were many valleys and mountains
C. mineral springs were found in Banff D. there was no national parks in Canada then
66. From the passage, we can know that ___________.
A. visitors can enjoy karst topography in Wood Buffalo National Park
B. Banff National Park is Canada's largest national park
C. people have access to exploring the caves in St. Lawrence Islands National Park
D. Grasslands National Park is where sail boaters stop on the way to the St. Lawrence River
67. The passage is most probably taken from ___________.
A. a travel brochure B. a student’s textbook
C. a photograph album D. an entertainment magazine
D
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