A. Tasmanian tigers

B. Kangaroos    

C. Platypuses

A. two hundred years ago

B. in the eighteenth century

C. a few years ago

A. foxes

B. cats 

C. rabbits

A. dingos

B. cats 

C. rabbits

A. develops slowly over a long period of time.

B. changes very quickly.

A. care about it

B. don't have a high opinion of it.

A. it is dangerous

B. it is safe.

A. it no longer exists.

B. it may not exist in future.

A. The world’s biggest DNA database

B. Genetic data of all British citizens aging 14

C. Access to the largest criminal database worldwide

D. Entry to one in every 14 British citizens genetic information 

A. In plastic bags or bottles that are carefully sealed

B. In secure facilities to ensure privacy

C. In cool, dry places

D. In the refrigerator to avoid decay

A. It was built by King Edward I

B. It well served the military purpose of the time

C. It was symmetrically designed

D. It cost a huge sum of money

A. From high up on its rock

B. In the late Bronze Age

C. When people first came to Scotland to live

D. In Scotland

A. Eight million people

B. Millions of people for business purpose

C. Hundreds who come to visit the iconic buildings of the city

D. Over 20 millions people

A. a lot of

B. not a lot of

A. in English-speaking countries only

B. with an interesting social life

A. go to work overseas

B. think Western-style education is bad

A. business ideas

B. up-to-date ideas

A. of international education

B. they are exciting places

A.make workers feel cooler.

B.produce more attractive paper.

C.set up a new business.

D.solve problems in a factory

A. too big and expensive.

B. not considered necessary.

C. too inefficient.

D. complicated to use.

A. could not afford to pay for it.

B. thought it was more suitable for cinemas.

C. did not want to spend money improving working conditions.

D. thought people would not work so hard in comfortable conditions

A. to make office workers produce more

B. to compare different types of air conditioner

C. to persuade businesses to buy air conditioners

D. to encourage employees to change offices

A. In future, everyone will need it.

B. Turning it off will not reduce global warming.

C. It can seriously damage people’s health.

D. It is good for people, but bad for the environment

A. France

B. Aiguilles Rouges massif

C. The highest mountain in the Alps

D. The sea

A. In 1741

B. 40 years later

C. In 1924

D. In 1786

A. 60,000 visitors

B. 60,000 to 90,000 tourists

C. 100,000 people

D. 10,000 travelers

A. giving instructions about litter

B. imposing fines on people who drop litter

C. handing out leaflets in the town

D. operating a web-based information service

E. having a paper-free tourist office

A. using natural cleaning materials

B. recycling water

C. limiting guest numbers

D. providing places for rubbish

E. harnessing energy from the sun