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28.What is the reason for publishing Stories of China:Performed in English?A.To introduce some.famous playwrights in China.B.To make foreign students enjoy Chinese culture.C.To offer a new teaching method on a trial basis.D.To improve English learning and pass down Chinese culture.29.What is special about the book?A.Its popularity among young people.B.Its elegant,pure and vivid languageC.Being published by a top foreign press.D.The way of introducing classic Chinese stories.30.What's.Hu.Min's attitude towards the offered courses?A.Hopeful.B.Doubtful..C.Objective.D.Critical.31.In which section of a magazine might you find the text?A.Science.B.Tourism.C.Culture.D.Business.DAcross the world,animals including bears,moose,lynx,squirrels and frogs are leaving theirhomes as the planet warms.A study was done of more than 4,000 species from around the world.It showed that abouthalf of them are on the move,according to National Geographic.They are moving up slopes andaway from the equator toward the poles to seek cooler environments.The ones on land are movingan average of more than 16 kilometers per decade,while marine species are moving four timesfaster.Mountain species in particular,"are struggling to keep pace"with global warming,"said ShayeWolf,climate science director at the Center for Biological Diversity in the US.In North America,for example,pikas used to climb an average of 13 meters per decade but it has gone up to 145meters per decade since the late 1990s.Similarly,moths on Mount Kinabalu in Bomeo,an islandin the Pacific Ocean,moved up 67 meters in altitude to escape rising temperatures."We'reconcemned many species won't be able to move quickly enough,or that they will run out ofmountaintop to且ee,”said Wolf..In some cases,moving species can lead to big changes in the whole ecosystem,as such areasaren't able to deal with it.In Australia's seas,kelp forests are being destroyed by tropical fishthat have come in to eat them,threatening the survival of rock lobster,which also feeds on kelpforests.And this is just adding fuel to the fire,making climate change worse.Take the polewardspread of bark beetles in northern.hemisphere forests as an example.The beetles attack trees thatmight already have been weakened by warmer,drier conditions,leading to more pest outbreaks andtree deaths.These,in turn,provide more fuel for forest fires,releasing more planet-warmingcarbon dioxide.Climate-driven species'movement shouldn't be a concern only for scientists-it shouldworry everyone,Nathalie Pettorelli,at the Zoological Society of London,UK,told the Guardian.The world as a whole isn't fully prepared to deal with the range of issues emerging from speciesmoving across local,national,and international boundaries".32.How are mountain species influenced by the global warming?A.They are moving slower than they used to.B.They are having a difficult time adapting to it.C.They are moving downhill to cooler environment.D.They are struggling with the warmer temperatures.英语试卷第5页（共8页)