The tiny snow leopard cub(雪豹仔) looked across the mountainside for its mother, waiting for her to return. She never did. The cub’s mother was   21  , likely killed by a hunter in the steep mountain of Pakistan. Her cub was  22    and alone-without care it was doomed (注定) to starve .

       23   a passing herder（牧人）noticed the tiny cub. He took the   24   home and raised it . At first the cub seemed fine.   25   after a week, the herder  26   the snow leopard baby wasn't healthy and that he didn’t know   27    to feed it . He sent word to wildlife officials, hoping   28   would arrive in time.

       As soon as the World Wide Fund for nature Pakistan(WWF-P) in the city of Gilgit 29 about the cub, they sent a staffer to the remote village. The  30   was more urgent than just one animal in danger; snow leopards are endangered species.   31   being hunted for their beautiful thick coats, the wild cats have  32   much of their   33   prey, such as wild mountain goats and sheep, to hunt. The world population of snow leopards in their natural habitat－h(huán)igh mountain in central Aisa－h(huán)as   34   between 4,500 and 7,000 . In Pakistan only about 300 are   35     . The people at the WWR-P didn’t want to lose    36 

     They loaded the snow leopard into a card board box lined with a towel and grass and drove it to Gilgit for a veterinary(獸醫(yī)的)exam.   37   the cub was weak, he had no diseases or infections. The vet felt he would   38   with proper care. But since a snow leopard learns survival   39   like hunting from its mother, the cub could never be set free back into the    40  He was sent to a national park and placed in the care of wildlife keeper who often raised wild baby animals.

 

21．A．died

B．gone

C．lost

D．passed

22．A．helpless

B．unforgettable

C．hopeful

D．useless

23．A．suddenly

B．Immediately

C．Unfortunately

D．Luckily

24．A．wild animals

B．sheep

C．baby leopard

D．goat

25．A．Thus

B．And

C．But

D．Instead

26．A．realized

B．recognized

C．suggested

D．imagined

27．A．where

B．when

C．what

D．how

28．A．food

B．money

C．help

D．care

29．A．heard

B．worried

C．talked

D．looked

30．A．preparation

B．concern

C．research

D．situation

31．A．In addition to

B．Except for

C．As for

D．Because of

32．A．found

B．searched

C．lost

D．gained

33．A．lovely

B．natural

C．favorite

D．lucky

34．A．dated from

B．a(chǎn)dded up to

C．dropped to

D．looked back to

35．A．1eft

B．remained

C．lived

D．existed

36．A．the other

B．others

C．the others

D．a(chǎn)nother

37．A．Although

B．Since

C．Now that

D．If

38．A．survive

B．die

C．feed

D．supply

39．A．methods

B．a(chǎn)pproaches

C．techniques

D．skills

40．A．zoos

B．a(chǎn)ir

C．wild

D．parks

 21―25 BADCC    26―30 ADCAD    3l一35 ACBCA    36―40 DAADC

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