阅读理解Two Georgian twins, separated at birth when they were sold to different adoptive families, have been reunited and have TikTok to thank for bringing them back together.The astonishing story began 10 years ago when one of the twins, Amy Khvitia, sat watching Georgia's Got Talent in her godmother's house near the Black Sea. A young girl, who looked exactly like her, climbed up on stage and began to dance in front of the reality show's judges. Another seven years went by when Ano Sartania, the young girl that had danced on television, was sent a TikTok video of a young woman with blue hair getting her eyebrow pierced. Determined, Ano took to a WhatsApp university group with her plea. asking for help finding the woman with the blue hair. Against all odds, someone in the group knew Amy and the pair was connected through Facebook. Amy and Ano agreed to meet in-person at a local train station."It was awkward, it was awesome, it was everything," Ano told The Sun of that first meeting, adding, "It was weird for me like I was looking in a mirror." As they grew to know each other more, the two women began to list the similarities they shared and admit to being a bit unsettled by it all. Both were born in the same hospital, but their birth certificates said they were born a couple of weeks apart. Wanting answers, they turned to their families to ask some hard questions and soon had an explanation — both families admitted to adopting the girls as newborns.It turns out both of their mothers had been unable to have children and were told they could pay to adopt unwanted babies at the hospital. DNA tests ‘eventually confirmed that that Amy and Ano were twins. However, they wanted to know why their biological parents have given them up and if they had been sold for profit. The twins have since been reunited with their birth mother, Aza, who claimed she fell into a coma after delivering her identical daughters and when she woke up hospital staff told her that her babies were dead."While Ano and Amy's story contains a lot of coincidence on their path to reunion, their adoption circumstances aren't that unique in Georgia — as many as 100,000 Georgian babies have been put up for illegal adoption since the 1950s on the black baby market," says Georgian journalist Tamuna Museridze, who has been working to reunite families.
(1)
Which of the following properly describes the twins?
A . Their foster parents paid to adopt them legally.
B . Their first in-person meeting was full of mixed feelings.
C . It took them a smooth decade to get connected with each other.
D . Their biological parents sold them at birth for profit through hospital staff.
(2)
What does the underlined word "unsettled" in paragraph 3 mean?
A . Changed
B . Shaped
C . Upset
D . Unsolved
(3)
What is Tamuna Museridze's attitude to baby adoption?
A . Tolerant.
B . Supportive.
C . Unclear.
D . Disapproving.
(4)
What can be a suitable title for the text?
A . Black baby market gains popularity in Georgia
B . Twin sisters, abandoned by birth mother, reunited
C . Twin sisters, sold illegally at birth, reunited thanks to TikTok
D . Lots of coincidence brought adopted twin sisters a family reunion
答案: B
C
D
C