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Recently,while riding a bus I struck up a (n) 19 with an elderly woman who had been born and 20 in the Pacific North West. She had so many stories about the area and how it had once been. I 21 had a wonderful time talking to her. A few days later,l got 22 the bus and there she was again. She smiled when she saw me and patted the 23 next to her. I sat with her and we picked up the conversation where we had 24 . Over the next few days whenever I got on the bus she was 25 there and we would talk.

I have returned to work and have been 26 an earlier bus and haven't seen 27 of my "new old friend" . Then I 28 her at the station and she cheered up. This really 29 my heart.

Finally my"new old friend"asked me if she may have my number so that we could 30 when she didn¡¯t have the pleasure to see me on the bus.

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Most people fail to realize that shark attacks don ' t happen very often. Human are more likely to be killed by lightning than by a shark.

And to make this point clear, the museum has set up a special touching pool for children. There, kids can learn, from an early age, not to fear sharks. They can watch them develop the eggs and feel the skins of them.

"People fear what they don't know", said Nancy Hotchkiss, an organizer of the exhibition, which runs till December. Sharks have been round for 400 million years and play an important role in the ocean ' s food chain. We want people to discover that sharks are amazing animals that need our respect and protection.

It ' s shocking that 100 million sharks are killed every year by human around the world.

A study, published in January in the US magazine Science, found that almost all recorded sharks species have fallen by half in the past eight to fifteen years.

Thousands of sharks are hunted in Asia for special foods, such as shark fin soup. And many others get caught in nets, while fishermen are hunting other fish. More than half' of all sharks are smaller than one metre long.

"Some fishing methods are actually cleaning out the ocean," said Dave Schofield, the manager of the aquarium ' s ocean health program. "The fishermen threw them away like rubbish."

It is a worrying situation and some areas have taken measures in place to protect these species of fish.

31£®The main purpose of the shark exhibition is to .

A. show how sharks are born and develop in the ocean

B.1et people know more about sharks and protect them

C. let children learn not to fear sharks from an early age

D. show how shark species have fallen in the past few years

32£®In the last but one paragraph , the underlined word "them" refers to .

A. small sharks B. fishing boats C. fishing nets D. fishing methods

33£®What does Dave Schofield mean by saying "some fishing methods are actually cleaning out the ocean"?

A. Large sharks cannot be caught by some fishing methods.

B. Only small sharks can be caught by some fishing methods.

C. The ocean is being made cleaner by some fishing methods.

D. Too many sharks are being killed by some fishing methods.

34£®It can be inferred from the passage that the writer is _____.

A. surprised to know sharks always hurt people

B. happy to know sharks are harmless to people

C. worried about the present situation of shark species

D. pleased to know the ocean is becoming much cleaner

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A recent study found that damselfish is creating even more problems for the area' s already troubled coral reefs (ɺº÷½¸) .

Damselfish live in ocean waters throughout the world. They kill parts of coral colonies or communities, so that simple organisms like algae can grow. Damselfish use the resulting gardens of algae for feeding and producing young.

In earlier times, damselfish often used staghorn corals to grow in these areas. During this period, staghorns were the most common coral in the Caribbean. The coral ' s long, thin branches offered the damselfish great places to hide and feed. Even after damselfish killed off parts of the staghorn colonies, the areas that remained were able to survive.

In recent years, coral diseases, storms and other activity in the environment have reduced staghorn coral populations.

Les Kaufman, a biologist with Boston University and Conservation International, insisted the damselfish had to find new grounds for algae after the staghorn coral disappeared. He says the damselfish are now killing off parts of slow-growing coral. This coral is not able to recover from the destruction as well as its staghorn relative. Professor Kaufman says it could take the slow-growing coral as long as one hundred years to recover.

Earlier research suggested that overfishing was responsible for an increase in damselfish populations in the Caribbean. The research found that many of the bigger fish known to eat damselfish had disappeared from the area. The new study found that the number of damselfish is not the issue. Instead, researchers are blaming the increased killing of coral on the lack of staghorn coral in the Caribbean waters.

A report in the journal Marine Policy draws attention to another threat to corals and other sea creatures. The report says international law has failed to protect coral reefs and the tropical fish that live among them from collectors.

Researchers looked at information collected for the United Nation's conservation monitoring program. The researchers say the coral trade is removing about one million five hundred thousand live stony corals from the oceans each year. They say thirty million tropical fish are disappearing every year because of a growing interest in tropical fish. Many of the fish die while being transported.

Brian Tissot, is a marine (º£ÑóµÄ) ecologist with Washington State University, one of eighteen researchers who wrote the Marine Policy paper. He says some kinds of reef fish are close to disappearing forever.

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