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1、姓名：_ 班级：_ 学号：_-密-封 -线- 标签:标题考试时间：120分钟 考试总分：100分题号一二三四五总分分数遵守考场纪律，维护知识尊严，杜绝违纪行为，确保考试结果公正。1、passage three the winter in iceland has been one 0f the worst ever. an animal that was born in iceland and just returned there has enjoyed the weather. keiko is a killer whale who is now living in a hidden bay

2、. when keiko was one or two years old, he was captured. this was in 1979. in 1982 he was moved to an amusement part in ontario, canada. three years later another park took him to mexico city. there, the 6.4-meter (21-foot) whale lived in a small pen with water that was too warm. in 1993 the “free wi

3、lly” movie made people aware of his state. in 1996 the free willy keiko foundation moved him to a pool in an aquarium in newport,oregon. the foundation has spent over $12 million to return keiko to iceland, his home. late last year the 40,000 -pound ( 18,0 -kilogram) whale was flown on a c-17 transp

4、ort plane to pen near the wesman islands. critics thought keiko would suffer in the cold water. instead, he is enjoying the cold and becomes more active. he likes to jump out of the water to get sprayed by the salt spray. since his return, he acting more like a wild whale. he dives more often, eats

5、more live fish, and is more active. keiko still isnt ready to go out alone into the open sea. trainers hope to put him in a larger hay. they also hope to train him to follow a boat. they dont know what keiko will do when he meets other sea animals. so far the only animals who have come near keikos c

6、age left when they saw him. they would like to let keiko free this summer. no one knows if he will be ready. if he isnt, the keiko foundation is ready to take care of him. it will cost about $1 million a year.keiko weighs about （ ）a.30,000 poundsb.18,000,000 gramsc.60,000 ouncesd.180,000 kilograms2、

7、passage three the winter in iceland has been one 0f the worst ever. an animal that was born in iceland and just returned there has enjoyed the weather. keiko is a killer whale who is now living in a hidden bay. when keiko was one or two years old, he was captured. this was in 1979. in 1982 he was mo

8、ved to an amusement part in ontario, canada. three years later another park took him to mexico city. there, the 6.4-meter (21-foot) whale lived in a small pen with water that was too warm. in 1993 the “free willy” movie made people aware of his state. in 1996 the free willy keiko foundation moved hi

9、m to a pool in an aquarium in newport,oregon. the foundation has spent over $12 million to return keiko to iceland, his home. late last year the 40,000 -pound ( 18,0 -kilogram) whale was flown on a c-17 transport plane to pen near the wesman islands. critics thought keiko would suffer in the cold wa

10、ter. instead, he is enjoying the cold and becomes more active. he likes to jump out of the water to get sprayed by the salt spray. since his return, he acting more like a wild whale. he dives more often, eats more live fish, and is more active. keiko still isnt ready to go out alone into the open se

11、a. trainers hope to put him in a larger hay. they also hope to train him to follow a boat. they dont know what keiko will do when he meets other sea animals. so far the only animals who have come near keikos cage left when they saw him. they would like to let keiko free this summer. no one knows if

12、he will be ready. if he isnt, the keiko foundation is ready to take care of him. it will cost about $1 million a year.if keiko cant adjust to the wild, the foundation （ ）a.will set him free anywayb.will bring him back to the united statesc.will kill himd.will take care of him for the rest of his lif

13、e3、passage three the winter in iceland has been one 0f the worst ever. an animal that was born in iceland and just returned there has enjoyed the weather. keiko is a killer whale who is now living in a hidden bay. when keiko was one or two years old, he was captured. this was in 1979. in 1982 he was

14、 moved to an amusement part in ontario, canada. three years later another park took him to mexico city. there, the 6.4-meter (21-foot) whale lived in a small pen with water that was too warm. in 1993 the “free willy” movie made people aware of his state. in 1996 the free willy keiko foundation moved

15、 him to a pool in an aquarium in newport,oregon. the foundation has spent over $12 million to return keiko to iceland, his home. late last year the 40,000 -pound ( 18,0 -kilogram) whale was flown on a c-17 transport plane to pen near the wesman islands. critics thought keiko would suffer in the cold

16、 water. instead, he is enjoying the cold and becomes more active. he likes to jump out of the water to get sprayed by the salt spray. since his return, he acting more like a wild whale. he dives more often, eats more live fish, and is more active. keiko still isnt ready to go out alone into the open

17、 sea. trainers hope to put him in a larger hay. they also hope to train him to follow a boat. they dont know what keiko will do when he meets other sea animals. so far the only animals who have come near keikos cage left when they saw him. they would like to let keiko free this summer. no one knows

18、if he will be ready. if he isnt, the keiko foundation is ready to take care of him. it will cost about $1 million a year.this summer trainers hope to （ ）a.give keiko a simulated stay in the wildb.immediately set him freec.take him on a tour of europed.move him to another aquarium4、passage three the

19、winter in iceland has been one 0f the worst ever. an animal that was born in iceland and just returned there has enjoyed the weather. keiko is a killer whale who is now living in a hidden bay. when keiko was one or two years old, he was captured. this was in 1979. in 1982 he was moved to an amusemen

20、t part in ontario, canada. three years later another park took him to mexico city. there, the 6.4-meter (21-foot) whale lived in a small pen with water that was too warm. in 1993 the “free willy” movie made people aware of his state. in 1996 the free willy keiko foundation moved him to a pool in an

21、aquarium in newport,oregon. the foundation has spent over $12 million to return keiko to iceland, his home. late last year the 40,000 -pound ( 18,0 -kilogram) whale was flown on a c-17 transport plane to pen near the wesman islands. critics thought keiko would suffer in the cold water. instead, he i

22、s enjoying the cold and becomes more active. he likes to jump out of the water to get sprayed by the salt spray. since his return, he acting more like a wild whale. he dives more often, eats more live fish, and is more active. keiko still isnt ready to go out alone into the open sea. trainers hope t

23、o put him in a larger hay. they also hope to train him to follow a boat. they dont know what keiko will do when he meets other sea animals. so far the only animals who have come near keikos cage left when they saw him. they would like to let keiko free this summer. no one knows if he will be ready.

24、if he isnt, the keiko foundation is ready to take care of him. it will cost about $1 million a year.keiko has （ ）a.enjoyed being with other sea animalsb.killed other sea animals that have come into his penc.hasnt seen any other animalsd.had limited contact with other sea animals5、passage three the w

25、inter in iceland has been one 0f the worst ever. an animal that was born in iceland and just returned there has enjoyed the weather. keiko is a killer whale who is now living in a hidden bay. when keiko was one or two years old, he was captured. this was in 1979. in 1982 he was moved to an amusement

26、 part in ontario, canada. three years later another park took him to mexico city. there, the 6.4-meter (21-foot) whale lived in a small pen with water that was too warm. in 1993 the “free willy” movie made people aware of his state. in 1996 the free willy keiko foundation moved him to a pool in an aquarium in newport,oregon. the foundation has spent over $12 million to return keiko to iceland, his home. late last year the 40,000 -pound ( 18,0 -kilogram) whale was flown on a c-17 transport plane to pen near the wesman islands. critics thought keiko would suffer i