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    　　The llama is a member of the camel family． Like the camel, the llama can live for weeks without a drink of water． Both get enough moisture from the grass, shrubs, and other plants they eat． But unlike the camel, the llama has no hump on its back．

    　　The llama is large and has long, soft hair． It is used as a pack animal in South America because it can carry heavy loads safely over narrow mountain tracks． It is tame, but it can be stubborn and bad-tempered． When angry, it spits． If you see a llama curling its big lips, move away as quickly as you can!

    　　And don't ever overload a llama． If you do, it won't move an inch．

    1．Like the camel, the llama_________．

    A． has a hump on its back　　 B．can live for weeks without water

    C． Neither A nor B D． Both A and B

    2．Unlike the llama, the camel______．

    A． is stubborn and bad-temperedB． can live for weeks without water

    C． eats grass and shrubs　　 D． has a hump on its back

    3．Llamas are used as pack animals in ________．

    A． North America B． South America C． Africa D． Asia

    4． The llama is most useful to man________．

    A．in the mountains B． on the plains C． by the seashore D． in the forest

    5．Llamas are used as pack animals because they_______．

    A．can carry heavy loads B． are surefooted C． are tame D．All of the above

    6．Llamas show they are angry by________．

    A． spitting　　　　B．stamping their feet

    C．crying loudly　　D．running away

    7．From this story, it is clear that llamas are_______．

    A． useful B． useless C． good pets D．found in zoos

    答案：B;D;B;A;D;A;A
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