Reading passages

 
 
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65- It is obvious from the passage that today the 
wood pulp needed for the manufacture of paper 
............... .
A) is largely provided by the countries which 
produce a great deal of timber 
B) is produced from a variety of substances other 
than timber 
C) can only be produced economically with the aid 
of sophisticated technology 
D) is normally made from raw materials locally 
available 
E) can most readily be prepared form timber with a 
high fibrous content 
66- The main concern of the passage is to .............
A) explain why there has been so little change in 
the development of paper making 
B) describe how the West learned the techniques of 
papermaking 
C) account for the economic implications of paper 
industry 
D) give a historical account of papermaking with 
emphasis on the main raw materials used 
E) alert the reader to the fact that very large 
amounts of timber are consumed in papermaking 
Since early times is has been assumed that the 
actions of animals are unconscious. Behaviour, in 
this view, stems almost exclusively from instinct. 
If animals behave in ways that seem pretty clever, 
they do so without thinking about it. Animals may 
know things, the argument goes, but –they don‘t 
know that they know. Or do they know? Recent 
research reports suggest a startling depth of 
intelligence among animals. Although no one can 
yet prove the existence of animal consciousness, 
the data offered make a compelling case of at least 
considering it.
67- It is pointed out in the passage that 
traditionally, animals are believed to ............. .
A) behave not instinctively but logically 
B) have an intelligence comparable with man‟s 
C) imitate man in many ways 
D) act on instinct 
E) know exactly what they are doing