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rStａtemenｔｓ:５6.InAugｕsｔ,fouｒpeｏｐｌevisｉｔingthｅceｎtｒetoｇetｈerbycａrｈaｖetoｐaymoretｈaｎtwopeｏｐlｅ．57.Thecentrｅhasspeｃiａlｅquipmenｔforｐeｏplewhｏleaｒｎtｏsaｉl．58.Theadveｎｔuｒecｏursｅissuiｔableforbeginnｅrs.59.ＴｈecentreｉsplanniｎｇtoaddｅxtraｆａciｌiｔiｅsｔothePlaｙ60.Ｓummｅradvｅntureholｉdaysａｒeopentｏaｎychildbetweeneightandｆoｕrteeｎｙｅarswhｏcanswiｍ.SectionCSｈoｒtAnsweｒQueｓtionsDｉｒectｉoｎs:Iｎthisｓectｉon,ｔhｅreaｒe２ｐassagesｆolｌｏwedby10qｕesｔioｎsoｒunｆiniｓhｅdstatｅmｅnts．Rｅadthepassaｇｅscarefullｙ，tｈenanswertheｑuestionsinａmaｘiｍｕmｏf１0ｗordｓ.RemembertowritetheanｓwerｓｏntｈｅAnswerＳｈeｅt.PassａgeOneQuestions６１-65ａrebaseｄｏnthefollowｉngｐaｓsａｇe．ＧoingtotｈeｂeacｈismanｙAmeｒicans'favoｒｉteaｃｔiviｔy.IntheａreanｅarNeｗYorkCity,niｎemillionpｅopｌｅusedtogotｏthebｅａｃheｖerｙsummer.Ｔheywｅntswimmingiｎthｅｏｃeanｗiｔhoutgivingathoｕgｈtｔowhaｔｗａｓｕndeｒwａter.Butthｏseｄaysareｌｏnｇｇｏne.Inthesｕｍmeｒoｆ１９8８，ｅrnmentｗasforcedtoｓhutdoｗｎbeachｅｓaｌloverAmerica．Ｍanyofｔhebeachesｈadtｏbecｌoseｄｂeｃaｕseｇarbａgefｒomｈoｓｐｉtalswasfoｕｎdinthewater.Tｈｅgaｒｂagｅinｃluｄeｄgｌassbottleswithｓamplesoｆｂlood,anｄpeopleweｒeaｆｒaidthｅｙmiｇhtgｅtAＩＤSfromtｈｅblｏod.Wheｒetｈｅｍediｃalgarｂａgecaｍefroｍiｓanybody'sguesｓ．Atsomebｅaches,seｗａge（生活污水)ｗａｓfoundintｈewateｒ.Ａｍeｒｉcanswｅresｈｏckeｄbyｔhiｓstatｅofaffａirs.Tｈeyｈadloｎgtakｅnｆorｇraｎtedthatocｅanswｅrｅbigｅnouｇhtosｔａycleaｎ，evenifgarbagｅaｎdseｗａgeweｒｅdumｐｅothem.Peｏpleｄidn'ttｈｉnkｏftheundｅrwaｔerｇarbagebecauseiｔwaｓoutoｆsiｇht.Ｓomeofthemostpollｕtｅdｗaｔersstｉlllooｋbeauｔiｆulatfirstglancｅ.ＳａnFraｎciscoBａyｉsagｏoｄexampleofaｂeautifulｂaｙｔhａt'sfｕllofcｈemiｃals．Ｓcienｔistｓｄiscoｖeredｐｏllutioniｎsomｅlakesａndｒiveｒsｗheｎｔｈｅyfounｄfishwithrｏttingｓｋin.IｎｍanypartsｏfMosｔAmeriｃanｃitｉesputｔｈeirgａｒbagｅinｔheground.ButNewYorkaｎdafeｗothercitｉesputｔｈeirgarｂａgｅｉｎｔheocｅan．BoｓｔｏnHａrboriｓｓopｏlｌutedtｈaｔsciｅntｉstｓｓayｉtwon'trecoveruｎtilthenｅxtcｅnturyatbｅst.TｈecｉtyofClｅaｎｉｎgupoceanswon'ｔbｅeasｙ,ｂｕｔpeoｐlecannoｌongerignｏｒethisｃhalｌengｅ.Qｕｅｓtionｓ：61.MosｔAｍｅrｉcanｓusedtoｇotothebeａcｈｂｅcａusｅｏf___＿_＿．6２.OｃeaｎwatersarouｎdAmerｉcahavebecoｍepｏllｕtedby____＿_.63.Sｏmｅｐollutｅdwaterｓaｒesｔillｂeａutiｆulbecaｕseｐollutantssｕcｈascｈｅmicaｌｓａrehａrｄtｏ______.64.ffｆishliveinpollutｅｄwatersｐeopleshｏuｌdnoｔ＿_____.6５.Ｔｈeaｕthｏroｆtｈｉspasｓageseemｓｔoｓuggｅsｔtｈaｔpｅoｐleshｏuldpaymｏrｅａｔtentionｔｏ______.PａssａgeＴwoQuestｉoｎｓ66-70arebａseｄontｈｅfollowinｇpassage．Thereaｒｅcoｃkｒｏachｅs(蟑螂)ｅvｅryｗheｒｅonEarthexcｅpttheplacesthａtareｃoｖeredｗitｈｉce.Ｓｃiｅｎtisｔｓhａvediｓcoveredabouｔ3,５00difｆerｅｎtsｐecｉｅsofcockｒｏaｃh.Ｔhereisjuｓtonehｕmanｓpecies!Cockroachescａｎｂeaｎythiｎgｉnsｉzeｆromａboutfｉvemmtoniｎｅcm.Ａｌthoughｆiｖｅmmiｓverysmａll,nｉnecmisａsloｎgaｓalarｇｅraｔ.Itｉsvｅrｙdifｆicuｌttocatcｈｍoｓtｃｏcｋrｏaches.Ｔhey"ｓｅe"withｔhehaｉrsontｈeirbｏdies.Thesｅhairｓｃanｆeelthｅsｍallesｔmovementiｎtheａir,sｏｔhecｏckroacheskｎowiｍmedｉａteｌysomeｔｈingｍoves，andruｎtosaｆety.Ｏfallｔhesｐｅcｉeｓofcｏcｋroach,forｔｕnatｅlyonlｙthreelｉvｅaｍｏｎghuｍａnsanｄａreａseriｏuｓproblem.TheｙaretheGerman，theＯｒienｔａl,andtheＡmｅriｃan．ＯneeｇgcａｓeoftｈeGｅrｍａncoｃkｒｏaｃｈｃaｎproducｅasmａnyassｅvenmillioncｏckｒoachesiｎ12mｏｎｔhs!Ouｒmａiｎprobleｍwｉthｃockroacｈesisthatｎotonlyｄothｅylooｋｕglytｏus，buttheyａｌsocａrrydiseａses．Theyaｒepaｒｔiculａrlｙｄangerouｓinhｏspitａlsastheyeatallkinｄsｏfhosｐｉtａｌwａsteorgetｉｔｏｎthｅｉrbodｉes.Ｔheｙｃａntｈencａrrytｈisｗaste，ｗhiｃhmａｙｃonｔaindanｇerｏusbａｃteria,oｎtofoｏdｗhichisthｅneatenｂypeoｐleｉnthehospｉtal.Mostoftｈeｂａcteｒiathatcausefooｄpｏisｏｎinghａｖebeenfｏｕｎdｉｎthｅstomａcｈsofcｏckｒoachｅｓ,sｏiｔisiｍportａｎttｈatcｏckroａcheｓｓhouldbeｋepｔoutoｆrestaｕrantｓａndｏthｅrplａｃeswｈerefoｏｄispreparｅｄ.Manｙpeopleｗorkanｄtｒｙtodeｓtｒoｙcockroachｅｓ,butassｏonaｓｔheyfｉndｏｎewayofdoingit,thecｏckrｏaches"leａrn"howtodeaｌwithiｔ．Electriｃｉtydoesｎotalwａyskillｔheｍandtｈeycanavoidmostpoｉsonsor"leａｒn＂hｏwtoｄeａlｗitｈｏｔheｒｓ.Aｔonetiｍｅ,scieｎtistsｔhｏughtthａtradiａtionwｏulｄkiｌｌthem,ｂutｔheyhａｖebeｅnｏnＥarthforabout３00miｌｌiｏnyears,ａndｉｔdoesｎothａｒmｔhemasｍucｈasiｔdｏesus.ItseemsｐrｏｂａbｌetｈatwｈentherｅarｅnoloｎgerhumaｎbeingslivinｇoｎtｈeEarth,cｏckroacｈesｗｉｌlstiｌｌbeｈｅｒe.Questioｎs：66.Cｏckｒoacheｓdonotliｖeｉｎplaceｓwhereｉtis_＿＿___.６7.Coｃkroacｈｅsknｏwthaｔsomeｏｎeorsomethingiｓnearbecauｓe______.68．Coｃkrｏａchｅscan______ｂecausetheycarrybacｔerｉa.6９．Pａraｇｒａpｈ6saystｈａtｉｔｉsｖerydifｆicｕltto______.7０.Thepassagｅismainlyaｂout______.ＳeｃｔiｏnDSｕmｍａryＤirections:Iｎthｉｓｐａｒt,thereiｓonepaｓsａgｅfｏｌｌowedbyasuｍｍaｒy．Ｒeａdthepasｓａｇecarefuｌlyaｎdｃｏmｐlｅｔethesｕmｍaryｗiththeappropriatewｏrdsfｒomthepａsｓａge.RememberｔoｗｒｉｔｅthｅａnsｗeｒsontｈｅAnswerＳheeｔ.Qｕestｉｏｎs7１-7５arebasedoｎthefollｏwingpａssａge.Ｃoｓmetiｃｓhavｅbeeｎusedthｒoｕghｏuthiｓtoｒｙ.TheancｉeｎtＣreeks,theEｇyptians,andｔｈeRｏmanｓaｌluseｄvarioｕｓkiｎdsｏfmakeuｐ.Somｅofｔhesｅｃosmeticswereｕｓｅdtoiｍpｒoｖeｔhｅiｒappeａrａnce.Ｏtｈeｒsｗeｒｅusｅdtoprotｅｃｔｔｈeirｓｋin.Butinsoｍｅcases,thiｎgsｕsｅｄfｏrmakeｕpweredangｅrous,ｏrｅveｎdeａdｌy！SomeｏfthefirstskincaｒetreａtmentsｓｔartedinEgyｐt.Iｎfaｃt,Clｅopatrawａｓknowntoｕｓｅtｈeｍ．Ｓｈｅthoughtabaｔhinmilｋａndｈoneｙlｅｆtherskinｓilkysmｏoth．Eｇyptiａnsaｌｓodｅvelｏpeｄsomeoftｈeｅａrliestsｕｎscｒeens.Ｔheyuｓedoilｓａｎdcrｅamｓforpｒoteｃtｉoｎagaｉnｓttｈesunａndｄrywinds.Egyptianａnｄotheraｎｃiｅntcｕｌtｕresａｌｓoｕｓｅdvariouｓpoｗdeｒsoｎtｈｅirskinfｏｒｂeauty．Egyｐtiansusedblａcｋkohlaroｕndｔheireｙeｓ.Roｍａnｓpｕtwhiｔｅｃhalkonｔheirｆaces.AndIndiaｎspaintｅdｒedｈｅnｎaoｎtheｉrbodies.Mosｔoｆtheanｃieｎtｃosmetｉcpowdeｒs,oils,andcrｅamswerｅｈａｒｍless.Butintｈenameoｆbeautｙ,s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