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1.Questions57to61arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

BymentioningHerbertHoover*smemoir,theauthorintendstopointout

?

A.anexampleofunappealingpresidentialnemoirs

B.thenecessaryelementsincludedinabiographies

C.thatapresidentialmemoirshouldincludesoliddata

D.thatseriouspoliciesmaynotbeincludedinthememoirs

2.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummer,

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofaII

mammaIspeciesworIdwidearebats,andthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworldofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnatural(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

exampIe,agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsalso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsarealsoimportant

eIementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypo11inateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.BatsincIudetheworld)

ssmallestmammaI,thebumblebeebatofThailand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.Itiswe11-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onIymiIIimetersaboveapond,ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetIesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

IiveintreefoIiagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwinterhibernation.BatscanfIy

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-taiIedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesfIyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammals,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoIoniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIbatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecolonieswheremanymillionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.deliver

B.release

C.reveal

D.disperse

3.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummer,

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofaII

mammaIspeciesworIdwidearebatsyandthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworldofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnatural(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

example,agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsalso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsarealsoimportant

elementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypolIinateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.BatsincIudetheworld,

ssmallestmammal,thebumbIebeebatofThailand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.ItisweII-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onlymiIIimetersaboveapond1ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetIesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

IiveintreefoliagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwinterhibernation.BatscanfIy

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-tailedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesfIyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammals,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoIoniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIbatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecolonieswheremanymillionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.and

B.while

C.since

D.though

4.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummer,

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofaII

mammaIspeciesworIdwidearebats,andthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworldofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnatural(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

example,agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsalso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsareaIsoimportant

elementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypolIinateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.BatsincIudetheworld,

ssmaIlestmammaI,thebumbIebeebatofThailand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.ItisweII-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onlymiIIimetersaboveapond'ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetIesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

IiveintreefoliagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwinterhibernation.BatscanfIy

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-tailedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesflyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammals,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoIoniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIbatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecolonieswheremanymillionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.bounceoff

B.jumpoff

C.strikeoff

D.takeoff

5.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummer,

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofalI

mammaIspeciesworIdwidearebats,andthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworIdofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnaturaI(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

exampIe,agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsalso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsarealsoimportant

elementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypolIinateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.BatsincIudetheworId9

ssmaIIestmammaI,thebumblebeebatofThaiIand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.ItisweII-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onIymiIIimetersaboveapond1ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetlesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

liveintreefoliagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwinterhibernation.Batscanfly

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-tailedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesflyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammals,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoloniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIbatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecolonieswheremanymillionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.condition

B.location

C.territory

D.spacp

6.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummer,

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofalI

mammaIspeciesworIdwidearebats,andthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworIdofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnaturaI(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

exampIe.agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsalso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsarealsoimportant

elementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypolIinateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.Batsincludetheworld,

ssmallestmammal,thebumbIebeebatofThailand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.ItisweII-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onlymiIIimetersaboveapond'ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetIesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

IiveintreefoliagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwinterhibernation.Batscanfly

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-tailedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesflyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammals,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoIoniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIbatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecolonieswheremanymiIIionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.sensible

B.appreciable

C.rational

D.sensitive

7.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummer,

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofalI

mammaIspeciesworIdwidearebats,andthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworIdofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnaturaI(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

example,agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsalso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsarealsoimportant

eIementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypolIinateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.BatsincIudetheworld,

ssmallestmammal,thebumbIebeebatofThailand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.Itiswe11-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onlymiIIimetersaboveapond*ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetIesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

IiveintreefoliagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwinterhibernation.BatscanfIy

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-tailedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesfIyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammals,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoIoniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIbatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecolonieswheremanymiIIionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.simple

B.sophisticated

C.puzzling

D.qualified

8.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummer,

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofalI

mammaIspeciesworIdwidearebats,andthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworldofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnaturaI(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

exampIe,agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsalso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsarealsoimportant

elementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypolIinateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.BatsincIudetheworld,

ssmallestmammal,thebumbIebeebatofThailand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.Itiswe11-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onIymiIIimetersaboveapond,ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetIesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

IiveintreefoliagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwintorhibernation.BatscanfIy

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-tailedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesfIyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammaIs,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoIoniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIbatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecolonieswheremanymiIIionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.discover

B.find

C.detect

D.realize

9.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummer,

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofaII

mammaIspeciesworldwidearebats,andthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworldofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnatural(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

example,agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsaIso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsarealsoimportant

elementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypolIinateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.BatsincIudetheworId1

ssmallestmammal,thebumbIebeebatofThailand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.Itiswe11-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onlymiIIimetersaboveapond*ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetIesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

IiveintreefoIiagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwinterhibernation.BatscanfIy

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-tailedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesfIyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammals,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoloniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIbatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecolonieswheremanymillionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.pickat

B.pickoff

C.pickover

D.pickup

10.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummer,

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofalI

mammaIspeciesworIdwidearebats,andthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworldofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnatural(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

example,agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsalso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsarealsoimportant

elementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypolIinateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.BatsincIudetheworld,

ssmallestmammal,thebumbIebeebatofThailand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.ItisweII-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onlymiIIimetersaboveapond*ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetIesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

IiveintreefoliagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwinterhibernation.Batscanfly

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-tailedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesfIyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammals,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoIoniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIbatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecoIonieswheremanymillionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.harsh

B.severe

C.tough

D.stem

11.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummerr

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofaII

mammaIspeciesworIdwidearebats,andthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworldofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnatural(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

exampIe,agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsalso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsarealsoimportant

elementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypolIinateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.BatsincludetheworId,

ssmallestmammal,thebumblebeebatofThailand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.Itiswe11-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onlymillimetersaboveapond1ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetIesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

IiveintreefoliagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwinterhibernation.BatscanfIy

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-tailedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesfIyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammals,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoloniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIhatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecolonieswheremanymillionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.free

B.immune

C.exempt

D.spare

12.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Texas,ishometo

1.5mi11ionMexicanfreetaiIbatsforaperiodofsixmonthsinthesummer,

afterthebats(62)fromtheirhomeinMexico.AquarterofalI

mammaIspeciesworIdwidearebats,andthereare951speciesofthis

strangemammaI.The(63)theybringtotheworldofnaturearethat

theyaretheimportantnatural(64)ofnight-flyinginsects,for

exampIe,agriculturalpestsIikethecornear-wormmoth;somebatsalso

eatfish,fruit,frogsandbirds.(65)batsarealsoimportant

eIementsinrainforestecosystems(66)theypolIinateflowersand

(67)seedsforcountlesstreesandshrubs.BatsincIudetheworld,

ssmallestmammal,thebumbIebeebatofThailand,whichweighsonlya

fewgrams,(68)thegiantflyingfoxesthatIiveinIndonesiahave

wingspansofjustundertwometers.ItisweII-knownthatbatsuse

high-pitchedsoundwhichthey(69)objectsandoffpreytoestabIish

their(70).Thisformofradarisvery(71).Infactfishingbats

have(72)echolocation,sotheycan(73)tinyfishprotruding

onlymiIIimetersaboveapond1ssurface.Africanheart-nosedbatsare

saidto(74)thesoundsthatbeetIesmakewhentheyarecIosetothem.

Batsarealso(75).OneNorthAmericanbatis(76)tothestings

ofscorpionsandcentipedes(77)whichitfeeds,whileredbatsthat

IiveintreefoliagethroughoutmostofNorthAmericacan(78)body

temperaturesdowntofreezingduringwinterhibernation.BatscanfIy

atbetween20and50kilometersanhour.Mexicanfree-tailedbatsare

(79)atusingtaiI-windstocarrythemoverlongdistancesathigh

speedsandtheysometimesflyuptothreekiIometershightofeed.Bats

arealsosociaImammals,(80)theMexicanfreetaiIbatcoloniesof

Texasdemonstrate.MotherMexicanfreetaiIbatsfindandnursetheirown

young,(81)inthehugecolonieswheremanymillionsofbabies

clusteratuptomorethan5,000persquaremeter.

A.with

B.for

C.upon

D.by

13.TheCongressAvenuebridgeinthecityofAustin,Te