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ce, for say the first paragraph or chapter, to get the feel【M1】______ and the feeling tone of the text, and then you deliberately sit back, preview【M2】______ the position, and read the others of the SL text; second, you read the whole【M3】______ text two or three times, and find the intention, register, tone, mark the difficult words and passages and start translating only when you have brought【M4】______ your bearings. Which of two methods you choose may depend on your temperament, or【M5】______ on if you trust your intuition(for the first method)or your powers of analysis【M6】______ (for the second). Alternatively, you may think the first method less suitable【M7】______ for a literary and the second for a technical or an institutional text. The danger of the first method is that it may leave you with so much revision to do【M8】______ on the early part, and is therefore time-wasting. The second method(usually preferable)can be mechanical; a transitional text analysis is as useful as a【M9】______ point of reference, but you should not inhibit the free play of your intuition.【M10】______ Alternatively, you may prefer the first approach for a relatively easy text, the second for a harder one.

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of DNA preservation is

A．skeptical.

B．supportive.

C．indifferent.

D．optimistic.

We can infer from the last two paragraphs that

A．dinosaurs" DNA was not replicated in the fiction world of "Jurassic Park".

B．DNA disappears in about 1,000 years and can"t be found in fossils.

C．iron nanoparticles can help the DNA to last longer than 521 years.

D．iron might play a critical role in keeping DNA in the animal fossils.

Researchers conducted an experiment using freshly slaughtered ostriches to prove that

A．soft tissues pre-soaked in blood and put in saline solution won"t disappear.

B．reactive ions interact with organic tissues to form. abnormal chemical bonds.

C．iron from blood cells has great influence on the preservation of animal tissues.

D．proteins tied in knots are unrecognizable to bacterias that would consume them.

possibly prove

A．dinosaurs might be the probable ancestors of modern birds.

B．soft-tissue material could have come from modern bacteria.

C．fossils should be protected from bacterial contamination.

D．organic molecules of dinosaurs could survive in fossils.

e that

A．animal bodies tend to be destroyed by different elements.

B．some corpses of animals turn into preserved rock formation.

C．minerals from underground water form. organic material.

D．the remains of animals are usually covered by sediment.

What is the passage mainly about?

A．A casual chat among drinkers in some pubs in Koreatown.

B．An academic speech about pub cultures in Koreatown.

C．An informative introduction about Koreatown pubs.

D．An insightful discussion about pub features among a research group.

Which of the following descriptions about L. A. and its pubs is INCORRECT?

A．Dive bars still use juke boxes.

B．Developers in L. A. preserve its history.

C．HMS Bounty bar welcomes strangers.

D．Wilshire looks quite exotic.

According to the author, Bukowski was a poet who

A．had a distinctively special voice.

B．lived his life with a messy veneer.

C．disliked rainy nights in L. A.

D．organized protests against Oprah.

We can infer from the passage that Taylors

A．has a long history of almost fifty years.

B．harmonizes with the surroundings.

C．locates on one side of Langer"s in a park.

D．receives huge endorsement from customers.