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19. Though Granny Julie did not know much about ecology, she
A) taught her grandchildren how to use chemicals.
B) liked to use pesticides against beetles.
C) was good at growing rice and vegetables.
D) respected everything that nature gave her.
20. The author and her cousins
A) killed the insects which harmed beans and potatoes.
B) learnt a lot about ecology in Kentucky.
C) caught the fish which lived in the creek.
D) helped Granny Julie to get water onto the field.
Read the text Then choose the correct answer questions 21-22.Though the tulip is closely associated with the Netherlands, it is not a native Dutch flower. Like many other products in western Europe, such as the potato and tobacco, tulips came to the Netherlands from another part of the world. The tulip was first seen by Europeans in Turkey. In 1556 A.G. Busbequius, the ambassador sent by the Austrian Emperor Ferdinand I to the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, saw the flowers growing in the gardens of Adrianople and Constantinople Soon after Ambassador Busbequius noticed the flowers in the Ottoman Empire, tulips became one of the most favorite flowers in Europe. Antwerp, Brussels. Paris, and Prague are among some of the cities where tulips first appeared. The popularity of the tulip in the Dutch Republic reached its high point in the years 1636-37.