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    1. 阅读短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。

        I was asked by a reader recently why so
    many animals seem to have pink ears, when their bodies are all different
    colours? The truth is that most animals actually don't have pink ears. Let us
    explain.

        Near the equator (赤道), where the climate is hot, animals are likely to have darker skin,
    including on their ears. Think of the African elephant, which has quite dark
    ears. In colder climates, skin colour is usually lighter and often pink.

        Why is skin colour different in different
    climates?Skin pigmentation, which is what gives skin its colour, can protect
    against sunburn and skin cancer (癌症). When animals live
    in colder parts of the world, they don't need it as much to survive. Light-coloured
    skin also helps animals stay warmer because it reduces heat loss, which is
    useful if you're in a colder climate.

        For most animals, the colour of their fur
    or other body covering has generally developed as camouflage. That allows
    animals to mix into the background and avoid being eaten, or for predators (捕食者) to remain hidden during hunting. One example is the sandy-coloured
    coat of the desert fennec fox, which uses camouflage for both hunting and
    hiding.

        By the way, in many animals, ears come in
    many different shapes and sizes. For example, in bats, the serval (a type of
    African wildcat) and the fennec fox, the ears are large compared to their body
    size—this helps them hear better because it allows them to sense more
    sound waves. Naked mole-rats have tiny ears because
    they need to dig a lot. Big ears would get in the way. The other downside of
    big ears is that you can lose a lot of body heat. That's why animals that live
    in really cold places, like the Arctic fox, have quite small ears.

      (1)Who is the author most likely to be?

      A . A teacher.

      B . A librarian.

      C . A zoo worker.

      D . A science writer.

      (2)What does the underlined word "it" in Paragraph 3 refer to?

      A . Sunlight

      B . Camouflage

      C . Skin pigmentation

      D . Light-coloured skin

      (3)Which animal uses its skin colour to protect itself from being eaten?

      A . The Arctic fox.

      B . The naked mole-rat.

      C . The African elephant.

      D . The desert fennec fox.

      (4)What do we know about animals living in cold places?

      A . They usually have small light-coloured ears.

      B . They know ways to store body heat.

      C . They need big ears to keep warm.

      D . They usually have good hearing.