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inkit.Hecouldn’tcutithimself,couldhe?Anotherofthebarberscutit.Soyouknowhecan’tbetheworstbarber.”4．“Itriedanewbarber’sshoptoday.”means.A．this

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ishaircut,hethought.A．thenewbarber’sshopwasthebestoneB．theoldbarber’sshopwasn’tsogoodasthenewoneC．thenewbarb

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chother’shairC．barbersneverhavetheirhaircutD．abarberalwayscutshishairbyhimselfCLastsummerholiday,AuntEmilytookustoasafa

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ngs.B．Becausetheywereafraidofbeingrobbed.C．Becausethelionsmightbedangerous.D．Becausesomethingwaswron

gwiththecar.10．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“terrified”inParagraph4probablymean?A．Excited.B．Bored.C．Interest

edD．Scared11．Whostayedcalmamongthevisitorswhentheymetthelion?A．AuntEmily.B．George.C．Theguard.D．Theauthor.DLastweekend,Isaidgoodbyetoanotherdearol

dfriend.Wehad12fineyearstogether,butourrelationshipwasbecomingdysfunctional(不正常的).Unwantedemissionsandserioush

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damoreenvironmentallyfriendlymeansoftransport.Goingcar-freeis,Ithink,alifestylechangethatmanyofusaregoingtomake

overthenextfewyears,ascarownershipbecomesincreasinglyunnecessary,expensiveandsociallyunacceptable.However,itiseasiersaidthandone.Nowmycarisgone.Isti

llneedtogetaround.Buthow?Ialreadycycletoworkandusepublictransportwhenappropriate.Buttherearesomeoccasionswhen

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arifIneedtodrivealongdistance.ButthenIamstilltravellinginfossil-fuelledcars(燃油汽车),likewhenIquitmeatandendedupeatingmorecheese.IfearImayhavesw

appedoneenvironmentalproblemforanother.Iamalsoafraidtothinkabouttheultimatefateofmycar.Ihavejustoffloadedmorethanaton

ofmetal,plastic,rubber,fabric,electronics,oilandpetrolthatwillendupinalandfill.Therearemillionsofsimilarvehicl

esintheUKalonethatwillhavetogosomewhere.MaybeIamoverthinkingit.AccordingtoCharlieWilson,aclimatescientistattheUK’sTyndall

CentreforClimateChangeResearch,gettingridofaprivatecarisnodoubtapositivesteptoreduceCO2emissions.Hepointstoresear

chbytheOECD’sInternationalTransportForum.“Theyshowedthatmovingfromaprivatevehiclefleet(车队)toasharedvehiclefleetcangrea

tlycutthenumberofvehiclesyouneedtodeliverthemobilitythatweneedandwant.Ifthatvehiclefleetiselectrified,youcanalsobringCO2emissionsclosetozero.”

Soinotherwords,justgetridofyourcar.12．Whatdoweknowabouttheauthor’scar?A．Itwasold.B．Itwasgreen.C．Itwashisfirstcar.D．Itwasasecond-handcar.13．Wha

tdotheauthor’sgivingupmeatandsayinggoodbyetohiscarhaveincommon?A．Hedidbothforthewrongreasons.B．Hethinksbothh

elphimsavemoney.C．Heconsidersbotharerightdecisions.D．Hedidbothoutofconcernfortheenvironment.14．Whatdoestheauthorfear?A．Hem

ayhavetospendmoreontravel.B．Hislifestylemightbechangedcompletely.C．Hemightgetboredwithpublictransportation.D．Hisdecisionmayfailtohelpthee

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twasthe28.Dellasaid,“Itwasbecauseofaniron--Imeanaplateofsoupspilledonmy29.”“Whatdoyoudoeveryday,Della?Doyou30givemusiclessons?”

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