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阅读理解 Whales are the biggest animals in the world. They are quiet and gentle. They live happily in the sea. But some countries hunt(捕杀) whales. Japan is one of them. Japan is an island country. Fishing is a big part of its culture. Some schools in Japan even cook whale meat for students.     ▲    They are part of the ecological system (生态系统). Whales swim up and down. They bring up salt for plankton (浮游生物) to eat. Many animals and plants live on their poop (粪便). When they die, their bodies can feed small animals and bacteria (细菌) for as long as 100 years.  However, the number of whales is going down. Many people have hunted whales secretly. Fishermen from Japan, Norway and other countries hunt whales. Every year, they kill around 1,500 large whales. From 1986 to 2009, they killed 19,219 minke whales. Some whales have nearly died out because of hunting, such as blue whales. They are in great danger. How can we help them? （1） What do people think of whales? A . They are big. B . They are quiet. C . They are gentle. D . All of the above. （2） What does the underlined word "them" in Paragraph 1 refer to (指)? A . Whales. B . Some countries. C . Animals. D . Some schools. （3） Which sentence of the following can be put in     ▲     in Paragraph 2? A . Whale meat tastes delicious. B . Let's do something to save whales.   C . Whales are important to the sea. D . People hunted whales for many uses. （4） What will the passage probably(可能地) talk about next? A . Why whales are in great danger.  B . Where people can hunt whales. C . Which countries are hunting whales. D . What we can do to help save whales. 答案： D B C D

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