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33. According to the passage the turaco is known as the time kepper because...
A) if calk as it goes to sleep at dawn and again at dusk, when it wakes up.
B) its Ibud, distinctive cry can be heard day and night.
C) its call is heard in the from the start till the end of a work day.
D) it call twice a day - at sunrise and at sunset.
Read the text. Then Choose the correct answer for each question below (34-36).
In 1857 when scholars in the new reading room of the British Museum looked up from their books, they could gaze upon the inspiring vastness of the blue and copper dome above them. By the time it closed, 140 years later, they were cursing the many hours they had to look at the dome while, they waited for their books to arrive. A book would seldom arrive within two hours of being ordered, and sometimes readers would have to wait, up to two days. This was because, in addition to the museum, the books were stored all over Loudon, and some as far away as a depot in Yorkshire.
34. According to the passage, it is evident that...
A) The staff of the rending room of the British Museum were helpful and efficient
B) after 140 years the once beautiful dome had become ugly
C) readers protested against the closure of the reading room
D) the reading room of the British Museum closed in 1997
35. It can be inferred from the text that readers in the reading room of the British Museum...
A) often had to wait a long time for their books to arrive
B) were actually there to admire the architecture of the building.
C) requested the authorities to keep the book on the premises
D) often complained about the inefficiency of the staff on the
36. The author states that the books read in the reading room the British Museum...
A) were published over a period of 140 years
B) were not always stored there
C) attracted scholars from all over London and as far away Yorkshire
D) included the best examples of the national literature