职称英语综合类A级考试真题及答案

年职称英语综合类A级考试真题及答案

第1部分：词项（第i?i5题，每题1分，共15分）

下面每个句子中均有1个词或者短语划有底横线，请为每处划线部分确定1个意义最为按

近的选项。

1.Iwillnottoleratethatsortofbehaviorinmyclass.

A.controlB.observeC.regulateD.accept

2.Sheshowedanaturalaptitudeforthework.

A.senseB.talentC.flavorD.taste

3.Mostpeoplefindrejectionhardtoaccept.

A.excuseB.clientC.refusalD.destiny

4.Theorganizationwasboldenoughtofacethepress.

A.pleasedB.powerfulC.braveD.sensible

5.Theywerelockedinmortalcombat.

A.deadlyB.openC.actualD.active

6.Wewereattractedbythelureofquickmoney.

A.amountB.supplyC.temptD.sum

7.Theprocedureswereperceivedascomplexandlesstransparent.

A.clearB.necessaryC.specialD.correct

8.TheStockExchangeisinturmoilfollowingahugewave3fselling.

A.serviceB.dangerC.disorderD.threat

9.HebelievesthatEuropemustchangeoritwillperish.

A.surviveB.lastC.dieD.move

10.Therewasasimultaneoustrialtakingplaceinthenextbuilding.

A.fairB.ful1C.coexistingD.public

11.Theypromoteassimilationofethnicgroupsintothemain-streamculture.

A.policyB.valueC.equalityD.integration

12.Asalesman'scardinalruleistosatisfycustomers.

A.principalB.officialC.simpleD.legal

13.Imustcomplimentyouonyourhandlingofaverydifficultsituation.

A.silenceB.praiseC.assureD.complaint

4.Welivedforyearsinaperpetualstateoffear.

A.emotionalB.nervousC.terribleD.ennt.iminus

15.ThestarvingchiIdrenwereapatheticsight.

A.commonB.unexpectedC.unforgettableD.pitiful

第2部分：阅读判断（第16?22题，每题1分，共7分）

下面的短文后列出了7个句子,请根据短文的内容对每个句子做出判断:如果该句提供的是

正确信息，请选择A；如果该句提供的是错误信息，请选择B；如果该句的信息文中没有提及，

请选择C。

Cities“WorsetoLiveinThan20YearsAgo

Onethousandpeopleweresurveyedaboutarangeofissueswhichaffectcities,andthe

remarkablefindingsshowthatlifeintoday'smcga-citicsissostressfulthatatleasttwo-thirdsof

thosecurrentlylivinginbigcitieswouldliketorelocatetothecountrysideorasmalltown.

ThestressofthegettingfromAtoBinbigcitiesisatthetopofthelistofproblems.Formany

people,thedailycommute（通勤）loworkisasourceoffrustration.40%ofthepeopleinthe

surveyhavesufferedfromroadragewhilestuckintrafficonthewaytowork.Thecostofpublic

transportisalsoaseriousproblem.Manypeoplethinkthepriceofundergroundandbustravelis

toohighandthattheyhavetodevotemorethan10%oftheirsalarytotransportcosts.

Thegeneralcostuflivinginciliceisaiiulliciprublcm.Thehighproperlypricesinmustbigcities

putbuyingapropertyoutofreachofmostfirst-timebuyers.Manyyoungpeoplearepricedoutof

thehousingmarket,andhavetotakeinlodgerstomakeendsmeet,orrentover-pricedflatsmiles

awayfromthecitycentre.InLondon,forinstance,thepriceofbuyingevenaone-bedroomflatis

soprohibitivethatmanyhavegivenupevenconsideringputtingmoneyasideforadeposit.

Anotherissuefacingpeoplewholiveincitiesisrisingcrime.Crimerateshaverocketedinmany

bigcities,andmanysaythereareseveraldangerousno-goareasintheircity.Fearofcrimeison

theincrease----streetcrimes,suchasmuggingandassault,arenowverycommon-andmanyare

afraidofgoingoutatnightalone.

Manywerealsoconcernedbythelackofgreenspacesandplayfacilitiesforchildren.Mostmajor

conurbations（有卫星的大都市）surveyedhaveafarsmallernumberofparksandgardensthana

generationago.Planningpermissionseemstohavebeengivenforanever-greaternumberof

supermarkets,officedevelopmentsandapartmentsonsiteswheretherewerepreviouslygreen

spaces.Manyoftherespondentsinthesurveysaidtheyfeltstressedandsuffocated（窒肩、）inthe

city,aproblemwhichiscompoundedbypollution.

Andfinally,themajorityofpeopleinthesurveywerefedupwiththeconstantnoise

pollution-theroaroftraffic,thesoundofloudmusicblaring（发束!j耳声）outofaneighbor's

window,andtheconstantsoundofactivity.Itisnotsurprising,then,thatthelevelsof

stress-relatedillnessesamongpeoplewholiveincitiesarehigherthaneverbefore.Bigcities,

onceamecca（朝拜的地方）「orambitiouspeopleseekingfameandfortune,arenowlessandless

popularamongpeopleofallages.Perhapsthe21stcenturyissettobethecenturyofthesmall

townandthecountryside.

16.Mostpeopleinthesurveywholiveinbigcitieswouldliketomovesomewheresmaller.

A.RightB.WrongC.Notmentioned

17.Manypeopleinthesurveythinkpublictransportisreasonablypriced.

A.RightB.WrongC.Notmentioned

18.ItisdifficulttobuyaflatinLondonbecauseofthecost.

A.RightB.WrongC.Notmentioned

19.Thecrimeratehasremainedstableinrecentyears.

ARightRWrongC.Netmentioneri

20.Therearefewergreenareasincitiesthanthereusedtobe.

A.RightB.WrongC.Notmentioned

21.Londonhashadsomesuccessinreducingpollution

A.RightB.WrongC.Notmentioned

22.Noisepollutionisseenasabigproblembymostpeopleinthesurvey.

A.RightB.WrongC.Notmentioned

第3部分：概括大意和完成句子（第23?30题，每题1分，共8分）

下面的短文后有2项测试任务：（1）第23——26题要求从所给的6个选项中为指定段落每段

选择1个小标题;（2）第27—30题要求从所给的6个选项中为每个句子确定一个最佳选项。

TeachingIs"OneoftheLeastPopularJobsintheUK”

1TheUKgovernmenthasjustpublishedareportonthefutureofsecondary-schoolteaching

（pupilaged11-16）zandtheconclusionofthereportisthatmanysecondaryschoolsnowfacegreat

difficultiesinfindingpeoplewhowanttobeteachers.Sincethe1980s,thenumberofgraduates

whosaytheywould“seriouslyconsidernteachingasacareerhasfallensharply,from64%in

1982tojust17%today.Thereportsuggeststhaturgentactionneedstobe:akeninorderto

encouragemoreintelligentyounggraduatesintoteaching.

2Themaindrawbackofsecondaryleaching,auuuidingtothereport,isIliclowsalary,Earningsin

teachingaremuchlowerthaninmanyotherjobs,andthismeansthatfewerandfewer,young

peopledecidetobeteachers.JoanneManners,24,isagoodexample:"Igraduatedinmathslast

year,andIwasthinkingofdoingateacher-trainingcoursetobecomeamathsteacherbutwhenI

lookedintodetails,itbecameclearthatteachingisn'taverylucrative（赚钱的）jobthesedays.I

sawIcouldearntwiceasmuchifIworkedinmarketingoradvertising,andsoIdecidednotto

becomeateacher?"

3It'snotjustaboutthemoney,however.Thesurveyconcludedthatanotherreasonwhypeople

don'twanttobeteachersisthatsometeenagersbehaveverybadlyinschool.Alotofschools

haveproblemswithdiscipline,anditseemsclearthatchildrendonothavethesamerespectfor

teachersasinthepast.Here'stheviewofDaveHallam,anaccountantfromLondon:"Ithink

parentsaretoblame.Theyshouldhavestricterruleswiththeirchildrenathomeandalsoteach

theirchildrentohavemorerespectforteachers.”

4"Iloveteaching;it'smypassion.Fvebeenasecondary-schoolteacherofSpanishfortenyears

now,andalthoughit'saverydemandingjob,ifsverysatisfying.WhenIseemystudentspassing

theirSpanishexams,orsingingalongtoSpanishpopsongs,itmakesmefeelsoproud,“says

BrianJones,whoworksinasecondaryschoolinLondon.Sowhatdoeshethinkthegovernment

shoulddotoencouragemorepeopletobecometeachers?”Myviewisthatthegovernmentshould

reducetheburdenofworkonteachers.IfindthatIalwayshavetoomuchworktodo.”

5Thereportisclearthattheproblemofteachershortageisaveryseriousone.Itsaysthatthe

governmentshouldraiseteachers'paysignificantly,tocatchupwithworkersinotherprofessions.

Italsosuggeststhatthegovernmentcouldlaunchanationwidepublicitycampaign,withsome

advertisementsonTVandinthenewspapers,toshowthepositivesidesofteachingtoyoung

people.Anothersolutioncouldbesetamaximumnumberofhoursperweekthatteacherscan

work,inordertoreducestressonteachers.t4HopefUlly,vthereportconcludes,uthesesolutions

canimprovethepoorimageofsecondaryteaching,andincreasethenumberofyoungpeoplewho

wanttobecometeachersinthefliture/'

22.Paragraph1

23.Paragraph2

24.Paragraph4

25.Paragraph4

A.Anationwidepublicitycampaign

B.Heavyworkloadonteachers

C.Students,badbehaviorandlackofdisciplineD?Improvementofchildrenbehavior

E.Areportonteachershortage

F.Theproblemoflowsalary

26.Moreandmoreyoungpeopleareheldbackfromteaching

28.Parentsareencouragedtobacktheteacherupwhenthereare

29.Thegovernmentshouldreducetheworkloadonteacherstoease

30.Thegovernmentshouldpromoteteachingasacareerbyadvertising

A.becauseofitlowpay

B.theirstress

C.itsbenefits

Dtheirchildhoodmemories

E.disciplineproblems

F.moretraining

第4部分：.读理解（第31?45题，每题3分，共45分）

下面有3篇短文，每篇短文后有5道题。请根据短文内容，为每题确定I个最佳选项。

第一篇What'skillingtheBats

Firstitwasbees.Nowitisbats.BiologistsinAmericaareworkinghardtodiscoverthecauseof

themysteriousdeathsoftensofthousandsofbatsinthenortheasternpartofthecountry.Mostof

thebatsaffectedarcthecommonlittlebrownbats（Myotislucifiigus,）butotherspecies,suchas

thelong-earedbat,thesmall-footedbat,theeasternpipistrelle,andtheIndianabathavealsobeen

affected.Insomecaves,morethan90percentofthebatpopulationshavedied.

Onepossibilityisdisease.Awhitefungus（真菌）knownasfusariumhasbeenfoundonthenoses

ofbothlivinganddeadbats.However,scientistsdon'tknowifthefungusistheprimarycauseof

death,asecondarycauseofdeath,ornotacauseatall,buttheresultofsomeotherconditions.

Anotherpossiblecauseisalackoffood.Forexample,batstypicallyeatalargenumberofmoths

（蛾）,andinsomestatessuchasNewYork,thenumberofmothshasbeendeclininginrecent

years.Ifbatscan'teatenoughfood,theystarvetodeath.

Stillotherscientistsbelievethatglobalwanningistoblame.Warmertemperaturesinrecentyears

havebeenwalkinguphibernating（冬目民）batsearlierthanusual.Ifbatsbreaktheirhibernation

atthewrongtime,theymightnotfindtheirexpectedfoodsources.Theweathermightalsoturn

coldagainandweakenorkillthebats.

Scientistsmightnotagreeonthecausesofthebatdie-off,buttheydoagreeontheconsequences.

Batsareanimportantpredatorofmosquitoes;asinglebrownbatcaneat1,000ormoreinsectsin

anhour.Theyalsoeatbeetlesandotherinsectsthatdamageplantcrops.Iftherearen'tenough

bats,damagewillbegreatfromtheinsectstheyeatwhilebatslivealongtimeforiheirsize-the

littlebrownbatcanliveformorethan30years--afemalebathasonlyonebabyperyear,sobat

populationsgrowslowly.ManybatspeciesintheUnitedStatesarealreadyprotectedor

endangered.

Howcanyouhelp?Donotdisturbsleepingornestingbats.Ifyoudiscoverbatsthatseemtobe

sickorthataredead,contactyourlockFish&WildlifeDepartmentwiththedetails.However,be

carefulnottotouchtheanimals.

29.whatisthemainideaofthispassage?

A.AllspeciesnfhatsinNorthAmericaaredying.

B.Scientistsalreadyknowthecauseofthedeathsofbats

C.Thebatdeathsareaseriousproblem

D.Therearemanypossiblecausesofthedeathsofbats.

30.WhatdoesthefirstsentenceinParagraph1mean?

A.Beeshavebeendyingmysteriously

B.Thefirstarticleonthewebsiteisaboutbees.

C.Beesusuallydiebeforebats

D.Itwasbeesthatcausedthedeathsofbats.

31.Theword"pipistrelle”inParagraphIrefersto

A.akindofftmgus

B.anareaintheU.S.

C.aspecialcave

D.akindofbat

32.The“moths“inParagraph3aretakenasanexampleof

A.diseasethatkillbats

B.insectsthatbatseat

C.animalsthathavediseases

D.batspeciesthatarestarvingtodeath

33.Whatisthepurposeofthelastparagraph?

A.togetpeopletostopkillingbats

B.tohireworkersfortheFish&WildlifeDepartment

C.toaskpeoplenottotouchdeadbats

D.totellthepublichowtohelpbats.

第二篇IsThereaWaytoKeepBritain'sEconomyGrowing?

Intoday'sknowledgeeconomy,nationssurviveonthethingstheydobest.Japanesedesign

electronicswhileGermensexportengineeringtechniques.TheFrenchservethebestfoodand

Americansmakecomputers.

Britainspecializesinthegiftoftalking.Thenationdoesn'tmanufacturemuchofanything.Butit

haslawyers,stylistsandbusinessconsultantswhoearntheirlivingfromtalk,talkandmoretalk.

TheWorldFoundationthinktanklsaystheUKfsfouriconicjobstodayarenotscientists,

engineers,teachersandnurses.Instead,they'rehairdressers,celebrities,managementconsultants

andmanagers.ButcanallthistalkingkeeptheBritisheconomygoing?TheBritishgovernment

thinksitcan.

Althoughthecountry'stradedeficitwasmorethan£60billionin2006,UK*slargestinthe

postwarperiod,officialssaythecountryhasnothingtoworryabout.Infact,Britaindoeshavea

world-classpharmaceuticalindustry,anditstillmakesasmallsumfromsellingarmsabroad.It

alsotradesservices—accountancy,insurance,bankingandadvertising.Thegovernmentbelieves

Britainisonthecuttingedge2oftheknowledgeeconomy.Afterall,thecountryofShakespeare

andWordsworthhasaliterarytraditionofwhichtobeproud.Rock"n"roE3isanEnglish

languagemedium,andtherearebillionstobemadebytheircutting-edgebands.Inotherwords,

thecreativeeconomyhasplentyofstrengthtocarrytheBritisheconomy.

However,creativeindustriesaccountforonlyabout4percentofUICsexportsofgoodsand

services.Theindustriesarefindingithardtomakeaprofit,accordingtoareportoftheNational

EndowmentforScience,TechnologyandtheArts.Thereportshowsonly38percentofBritish

companieswereengagedin"innovationactivities'3percentagepointsbelowtheEUaverageand

wellbelowGermany(61percent)andSweden(47percent).

Infact,itmightbebettertocallBritainanservantMeconomy—thereareatleast4million

people"inservice".Themajorityofthepopulationareemployedbytherichtocook,clean,and

takecareoftheirchildren.Manygraduatesareevendoingmenialjobsfbrwhichtheydonotneed

adegree.Mostemploymentgrowthhasbeen,andwillcontinuetobe,atthelow-skillendofthe

servicesector-inshops,bars,hotels,domesticserviceandinnursingandcarehomes.

34.AccordingtotheWorldFoundationthinktank,oneoftheiconicjobsinBritaintodayis

A.lawmakers

B.homeservants

C.schoolteachers

D.businessconsultants.

35.Thephrase“thecuttingedge”inParagraph3isclosestinmeaningto

A.themostpopular

B.themos丈advanced

C.themostpolitical

D.theproudest

36.Theofficialsarenotworriedaboutthetradedeficitin2006,becausetheybelieve

A.Britainisunthecullingedgeuftheknowledgeccuiiomy.

B.Britainishometothelargestpharmaceuticalindustryintheworld.

C.theliterarytraditionofBritainwillhelpmakebillionsofpounds.

D.theworldeconomyisstrongenoughtocarrytheBritisheconomy.

37.WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutthecreativeindustriesinBritain?

A.TheyarenotdoingaswellasthoseinotherEuropeannations.

B.Theycontributealottothecountry'stradedeficit.

C.Theycan'tmakeaprofitoutoftheirinnovativeactivities.

D.TheymakeBritainonthecuttingedgeoftheknowledgeeconomy.

38.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat

A.thegiftoftalkingcankeeptheBritisheconomygrowing.

B.theBritisheconomyistheleastinnovativeoneintheEU.

C.theBritishgovernmentisover-confidentinitseconomy.

D.beingaservanttotherichisoneofthebestjobsinBritain.

第三篇TheSandwichGeneration

Todaypeopleoftenlookforwardtotheirmiddleageasatimewhentheywillbeabletotake

thingseasier.Aftertheirchildrenaregrown,theyexpecttoenjoythelifetheyhaveworkedhard

tocreate.Howevertherealityisoftenverydifferent.Inmiddleage,manypeoplediscoverthat

theyhavetwoongoingresponsibilities!:oneistolookaftertheiragingparents,andtheotheristo

helptheiryoungadultchildrendealwiththepressuresoflife.Aroundtheworld,therearemillions

ofpeoplewhoare“sandwiched“inbetweentheolderandtheyoungergenerations.Sometimes

theremaybetwoorthreegenerationslivinginthesamehousehold—asituationthatiscommon

inmanyAsiancountriesandinsomepartsofEurope.Inothercases,acouplemaybetakingcare

ofparentsandchildren,buttheydonotlivewiththem.

Therearetwoimportantreasonsfortheriseofthesandwichgeneration.First,peopleareliving

longerthantheyusedto.Intheearlynineteenthcentury,theaveragelifeexpectancyfbradultsin

theUnitedStates,forexample,wasabout40,whereastodaypeoplelivetoanaverageageof75.

Therefore,childrenaretakingcareoftheirparentsoveralongerperiodoftime.Thesecondreason

isthatthesedays,youngadultsoftenlivewiththeirparentsforalongertimethantheydidinthe

pastThisisoftenfbrfinancialreasonslf\aknmorecommonfortoday'syoungadultstoreturn

homeduringoraftercollegeiftheyneedfinancialoremotionalsupport.

Youngadultsfeelsandwichedbetweentheirfinancialresponsibilitiesandtheirdesiretoenjoylife.

Theymayhavetocoverexpensesthattheirparentscannot.Theymayhavetomanagetheir

parents'financialandlegalaffairs.Theymayhavetopreparefbrtheirparents'futureneeds,such

asspecialmedicalcareoramovetoanursinghome.Thiscanbeatraumaticexperiencefbr

everyone.

Caringforadultchildrenpresentschallengesaswell,andcaregivershavetoresolveimportant

questions;Howcanfinancialresponsibilitiesbesharedamongmembersofthehousehold?How

canhouseholdchoresbeshared?Whatisthebestwaytoensureeveryone'sprivacy?Successfully

copingwiththeseissuescanavoidalotofstressforthewholefamily.

Thefinancialandemotionalpressuresonthesandwichgenerationcanbeoverwhelming.However,

thistimeinlifealsohasitsrewards.Itcanbeatimetorediscoverthespecialqualitiesofone's

parentsorchildren.Itcanalsoprovideavaluableopportunitytospendmoretimewiththem.

However,inordertosurvivethisdifficultperiodintheirlives,themembersofthesandwich

generationmustrememberthattheyalsoneedtopayattentiontotheirownneedsandlookafter

thequalityoftheirownlives.Theycan'tbetotallyselfless.

39.Accordingtothefirstparagraph,manypeopleinmiddleage

A.areabletotakethingseasierwhentheirchildrenaregrown.

B.can'tenjoytheirlifeastheyhaveexpected

C.can'tenjoytheirlifebecausetheyhaven'tworkedhardenough.

D.arefacinggreatpressurefromtheirwork.

40.Whichistrueaboutthesandwichgeneration?

A.Theirparentsareunabletotakecareofthemselves.

B.Theirparentsareoftenfacingthepressuresoflife.

C.Theyaretombetweentheresponsibilitiesfortheirparentsandchildren.

D.Theyallhavetolivewiththeirparentsandchildren.

41.Whydosomeyoungadultschoosetolivewiththeirparentsthesedays?

A.Theyaretooyoungtobeindependentfromtheirparents.

B.Theywanttohelptheirparentstotakecareoftheiraginggrandparents.

C.Theyneedsupportfromtheirparentstodealwiththeirfinancialproblems.

D.Theyaremoreemotionalthantheyoungadultsinthepast.

42.ThesandwichgenerationfacethefollowingchallengesEXCEPT

A.sharinghouseholdchores

B.ensuringeveryone,sprivacy

C.shoulderingthefinancialresponsibilitiesofthehousehold

D.determiningwhoisthecaregiverofthefamily

43.Tosurvivethedifficultperiodintheirlives,thesandwichgenerationneedto

A.betotallyselfless

B.considertheirownwellbeing

C.rediscoverthemeritsoftheirchildren

D.valuethetimespentwiththeirparents.

第5部分：补全短文(第46?50题，每题2分，共10分)

下面的短文有5处空白，短文后有6个句子，其中5个取自短文，请根据短文内容将其分别

放回原有位置，以恢复文章面貌。

Gorillashaveawordforit

Kokoisthefirstgorillatohavebeentaughtsignlanguage(awayofcommunicatinghyusing

handsandfingersratherthanspeech).Withavocabularyofmorethan1000words,sheisthefirst

toproveweshareaworldwithotherintelligentbeingswhofeelemotions,lookforwardto

celebrationsandalsohaveasenseofhumour.

The30-yearstudyofKokohasredefinedscience,sconceptofgorillaintelligence.46But

whathadnotbeenrecognizedbythescientificcommunitywasthatgorillashavetheabilityto

learnalanguageandhavecomplexemotions.

KokolivesintheSantaCruzmountainsinNorthAmerica,inawoodedspotoverlookingavalley.

47

Shehasabarrelonwhichshelikestositwhen'talking'tohumans-gorillasfeelmoresecure

whentheycanlookdownonothers-whilehertoysarespreadeverywhere.Inadditionshehasan

outsideenclosurewhereshespendsherdayswhenitisnotraining.

Itisherconversationswithherteacher,DrPennyPatterson,thatareinspiring.Pennyexplains:

4Therealityofmydiscoveryisthatourabilitiesashumans,ourskills,sensibilitiesandemotions

areverysimilartothegreatapes.48

WhenshebeganteachingKokosignlanguage,placingthelittlefingersoftheone-year-oldgorilla

intothecorrectpositionsfbr'drink*,'eaf^'more、andrewardingherwithfood,DrPattersonhadno

ideahuwquicklyKukuwouldIcani.44Atfirsl,itseemedKokowasusingsignlanguageasatoollu

getsomething,,,saysPatterson.Htbecamethekindofrewardsystemthatyoucouldexpectof

acatoradog.Butearlyinhertraining,shebegantocombinesignsthatmademethinkshewas

capableofmore.'49

Forexample,shedidn'tknowthewordfbrTing',soshecombinedthesignsfor'finger'and

bracelet'toexpressit.

DrPattersoncontinues:'Kokolovesbabiesandyoungpeople.Andwhensheisaskedwhat

gorillaslikebest,shealwayssays"Gorillalovecat,good5VOneofPatterson'sfavouritestories

demonstratesKoko'ssenseofhumour.50

WhenPattersonaskedherwhatshewouldlikeforher11thbirthday,Kokosignedthatshewanted

acat.ThestoryofKoko'scatenabledPattersontolearnmoreaboutherstudent:thecatwashitby

acarand

PattersonhadtobreakthenewstoKoko,whosigned'cry,sad,frownf.Then,oncealone,

PattersonheardKokomakethegorilla'sdistresscall:aloudseriesofhoots.

Fromtheageofthree,KokosharedheraccommodationwithMichaelwhowasintendedasamate.

However,Michaeldiedsuddenlytwoyearsagoofaheartattack.4Kokowentintoadepression

followingMichacPsdeath,'saysPatterson.'Shewouldsitfbrhourswithherheadhunglow

lookingupset.'

DrPattersonaskedherifshewaslookingforwardtomovingtoHawaii,wherePattersonisraising

moneytobuildagorillarefuge.Kokosigned'Yes,,providedshecouldhavecurtainsinhernew

home!

A.Whenavisitoraskedhertoshowhimsomethingscary,sheheldupamirrortohisface!

B.?

C.Accordingtosomescientist,geneticallythereisonlya2%differencebetweengorillasand

humans;wesharethesamebloodtype,havethesamenumberofhairspersquareinchandalso

thesametemperament.

D.Shehasherownhome,withcurtains,andanestofblankets,whichisherbed,inonecomer.

E.Whatwehavelearntisthatgorillasaremorecomplexthanweeve