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    34．Whether age is happy or unpleasant depends less on money or on health than______ on your ability to have fun.

    A．it is       B．it does         C．it did      D．it was

    B

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    　　April 6, 2005 BERLIN-It has led to numerous expeditions, several mysterious deaths and plenty of books．But 60 years after Nazi officers hid metal boxes in the depths of Lake Toplitz, a new attempt is being made to recover the Third Reich's fabled(传说中的)lost gold．The Austrian government has given a U．S．team permission to make an underwater expedition to the bottom of the lake．

    　　Groups of treasure hunters have been racing to Lake Toplitz ever since a group of diehard Nazis escaped to this picturesque part of the Austrian Alps in the final months of the Second World War．With U．S．troops closing in and Germany on the edge of collapse(垮台), they shipped the boxes to the bank of the lake, and sunk them．

    　　Nobody knows exactly what was inside．Some believe the boxes contained gold stolen by German troops throughout Europe and carried back to Germany．Others think that they contained documents showing where possessions confiscated(没收)from Jewish victims were hidden．The state company that controls the lake, Bundesforste AG, has signed a contract with Norman Scott, an American treasure hunter, who hopes to solve the mystery．

    　　Later this month, Scott will begin a detailed underwater expedition of the 350-foot-deep lake, though there is official doubt that there is anything left to find．“I really don't know if there is anything down there, but we want to resolve the mystery once and for all,”Irwin Klissenbauer, a director of Bundesforste AG, told the Guardian Tuesday．“The aim at first is to measure the lake．”He added：“This is a beautiful area．You have heard of Loch Ness．For Austrians this has been a bit like Loch Ness．Lots of people come here．And whether there is gold down there or not, the mystery has been very good for tourism．”

    　　Klissenbauer said that under the terms of the deal--which allows the U．S．team to dive for the next three years-any treasure found will be divided between the Americans and the Austrian state．“Obviously if they recover anything which has a recognizable owner, under Austrian law we have to give it back．”

    (1)

    Which is the best title of the passage?

    [　　]

    A．

    Unsolved Mystery

    B．

    Treasure Found

    C．

    Mysterious Lake

    D．

    New Discovery

    (2)

    What can we infer from the passage?

    [　　]

    A．

    Many books about mysterious deaths have been written so far．

    B．

    Treasure hunters never risked searching the lake for gold until now．

    C．

    Many books have been written about mysteries hidden in the Lake．

    D．

    Norman Scott is sure there is nothing left to find in the lake．

    (3)

    Norman Scott will make the underwater expedition mainly to ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    find evidence proving Nazi Germany's cruelty

    B．

    help measure the beautiful lake

    C．

    uncover the mystery in the lake

    D．

    help people get back their possessions

    (4)

    According to Austrian law and the deal reached by the Americans and the Austrian government, ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    the U．S．team is to solve the mystery in the next three years

    B．

    both sides will take part in the underwater expedition

    C．

    any treasure found will go to either the Americans or the Austrian government

    D．

    people might get their treasure back if there~ re proofs of their ownership

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    A. what stem cells were                    B. whether they would grow back

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    B. its leg was cut off and the nerve bundle stopped growing

    C. its leg was cut off and the nerve bundle could grow back

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