grown delicious food to their menu.”及第二段“His fridge is filled with meat harvested from deer killed in car accidents.”可推知，这对退休的夫妇为圣诞晚餐特别准备了鹿肉，这些鹿肉是来自死于交通事故的鹿。
57．Why does the couple have such a diet? A. To save money. B. To seek a greener life. C. To enjoy a special food. D. To show their kindness.
答案：B 细节理解题。由第二段“Bruce and his wife think it is a right road toward a greener life.”可知， 这对夫妇认为食用一些遭遇车祸而死的鹿是更绿色环保的生活方式。
58．When did the Sweetsers find the interesting list? A. After they happened upon a car accident 2 years ago. B. After they were asked to harvest the deer by chance. C. After they heard about the road-killed deer. D. After they failed to save the injured deer.
答案：A 细节理解题。由第三段可知大约两年以前，这对夫妇遇上一场车祸，车祸中唯一的受害者是一头鹿，并且之后他们得知了一份有趣的单子。
59．“An interesting list” mentioned in Paragraph 3 records ________. A. the food prepared for the Christmas Day B. the steps how to cook the delicious food C. the punishment for the drivers who drive too fast D. the names of people who can harvest the deer meat
答案：D 细节理解题。根据第四段“So some Massachusetts police departments keep lists of people interested in harvesting meat if a deer is not damaged too much after a run-in with a car.”可知，“an interesting list”记录了愿意回收死于车祸的鹿的人的名字。
B
Khushi Ram, who is a 78-year-old Indian man, shares a house with 12 other family members.
Khushi Ram has been married to his wife, Kassmiri for 57 years. “Although we have little money, I have never seen any problem and we are happy to
feed our children with whatever we had，” she says. Kassmiri says her husband has taken whatever job he could do to support his family. She is clearly proud and grateful for this chance to tell the world how happy her family is.
I am impressed with how well the family members get on with each other. Four generations not only share one roof but one bank account. Ram Avtar, a son of Khushi Ram, works for a big company. Khushi Ram's other son runs a coffee shop. His grandson sells auto parts and second-hand cars.
I also notice there always seems to be someone watching grandpa, Khushi Ram's father Hartman, who is blind. Whether he knows it or not, there is always someone just making sure that if he ever does need help, someone will be right there. “In another country, in another life you might be on your own，” Hartman said. “If I were in a bad situation and were driven away like flies from milk, then what kind of a family would that be？”
In America, a lot of parents say the last thing they want is to be a burden on their children. Also, a lot of children don't want to be burdened by their parents. It is too bad that we can't all see like the blind man.
文章大意：本文介绍了印度的一个四代同堂的大家庭，虽然生活不富裕，但其乐融融。
60．Which of the following is TRUE about the family? A. The family members share one large room. B. Kassmiri keeps the bank account of the family. C. Khushi works hardest of all the members. D. The family is poor but happy.
答案：D 细节理解题。由第二段中的“Although we have little money, I have never seen any problem and we are happy to feed our children with whatever we had”可在，Khushi的家庭虽穷但很幸福。
61．What can we know from the passage? A. Hartman used to be able to live on his own. B. Khushi Ram's mother looks after Hartman. C. The family is sure of living a richer life in the future. D. Hartman feels fortunate enough to live in the family.
答案：D 推理判断题。结合第四段中Hartman所说的话可推知，Hartman感
到能够生活在这个家庭很幸运。
62．The author thinks that ________.
A. such a good family can't be found in America B. Indian parents feel happier than those in America
C. the relation between American family members is an example to follow D. American parents don't expect themselves to be their kids' burden
答案：D 细节理解题。根据末段的“In America, a lot of parents say the last thing they want is to be a burden on their children.”可知许多美国父母不愿成为孩子们的负担。
63．What's the best title of the passage? A. Four Generations Under One Roof in India B. The Happiest Family in the World
C. Differences Between an Indian and an American Family D. An Indian Family's Suffering
答案：A 标题归纳题。本文主要介绍了印度的一个四代同堂的大家庭，他们生活虽然不富裕，但其乐融融，故A项作为标题最合适。
C
Researchers at Queens University in the United Kingdom are looking for volunteers for a study of diabetic(患糖尿病的)people who own dogs. The goal of the study is to determine scientifically whether or not dogs can notice diabetes in their owners.
The scientists are looking for 100 volunteers. They would also like to see any video footage that the dog owners might already have of the dogs responding to their owners' diabetic states in any way. They are especially interested in footage of the dogs reacting to low blood sugar levels in their owners.
It is believed that dogs literally can smell what is going on in the blood, and sometimes are even able to predict when change of low blood sugar will occur. However, there is very little scientific data to support these claims, so the scientists are hoping to collect data that will confirm these stories.
The videotape will be studied to see just how dogs react when blood sugar levels change. It will also be studied to see how differently dogs react, and whether or not there are similarities in the ways that they react. Another important question is how
reliable dogs are at noticing the change.
Dogs, and other pets, for that matter, are playing a bigger role in health-care systems today. For example, it is well known that dogs reduce people's stress levels. For that reason they are often taken to hospital settings to calm down patients. Dogs have even been able to increase the ability of children to learn how to read. This is done by having the child read to the dog. Children lose their fear of reading out loud because the dogs are very accepting and they are not judgemental.
文章大意：狗真的可以发现人的血糖变化吗？科学家们正在招募志愿者以找到科学依据。
64．The videotapes will be collected for all of the following purposes EXCEPT________.
A．finding out whether dogs can be trusted to notice the change in blood sugar levels
B．comparing the ways different dogs react to blood sugar levels change C．finding out why dogs react to different blood sugar levels D．comparing the blood sugar levels of different dog owners
答案：D 细节理解题。通读第四段内容可知，文章并没有说收集录像是为了比较养狗人的血糖浓度。
65．What does the last paragraph mainly talk about? A．Why dogs are used in hospitals. B．The role of dogs in health-care systems. C．How to use dogs to serve people. D．Why children like dogs.
答案：B 段落主旨题。最后一段的首句“Dogs...are playing a bigger role in health-care systems today.”为最后一段的主题句，故选B。
66．According to the last paragraph, dogs can help children learn how to read because________.
A．dogs can listen to their reading carefully B．children experience no fear when reading to dogs C．dogs can play with them when they are reading D．dogs never bother them when they are reading
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