李景莉

A

詞數(shù)：182 所用時(shí)間：______

FNK capsules are developed by the Beijing Kangning Medical and Health Products Co. Ltd. FNK capsules have a strong ability to lower or control the power of cancer cells， so they can be used to treat cancer.

FNK capsules can increase immunity， improve one's appetite and improve cancer patients' quality of life. They can reduce the side effects of radiation treatment. Many years' clinical practice has proved it.

We have received many letters and faxes ordering FNK capsules. Our service is very good. In order to help more cancer patients， we will continue to answer mail orders.

Dosage：

Three capsules three times a day on an empty stomach before meals， four boxes in one month is the regular course of treatment. Three courses are needed to bring the satisfactory results.

Prices：

US$140 for 4 boxes， one course

US$270 for 8 boxes， two courses

US$400 for 12 boxes， three courses

（Postage included）

Address：

Room 24， First floor， Building 1， at Dongheyan， Andingmenwai， Dongcheng District， Beijing， China.

Fax to our company your order with your name and address.

Telephone：

（86-10） 64225708

1. FNK is really ______.

A. a kind of healthy food

B. a medical organization

C. a kind of equipment which can be

ordered

D. a kind of medicine used for treating

cancer

2. The text is most probably taken from ? ?____.

A. doctor's notebook B. newspaper

C. textbook

D. bottle of medicine

3. It can be inferred from the passage that

______.

A. anyone who wants to be healthier can

have FNK

B. eight boxes of FNK capsules are enough

for a cancer patient

C. three months will cost us $400

D. you can fax your money to （86-10）

64225708

B

詞數(shù)：201 所用時(shí)間：______

The year was 1959. Location： the central African city of Leopoldville， now called Kinshasa， shortly before the waves of violent rebellion （叛亂） that followed the liberation of the Belgian Congo. A seemingly healthy man walked into a hospital clinic to give blood for a western backed study of blood diseases. He walked away and was never heard from again. Doctors analyzed his sample， froze it in a test tube and forgot it. A quarter century later， in the mid-1980s， researchers studying the growing AIDSepidemic took a second look at the blood and discovered that it contained HIV， the virus that causes AIDS. And not just any HIV. The Leopoldville sample is the oldest specimen of the AIDS virus ever isolated and may now help solve the mystery of how and when the virus made the leap from animals （monkeys or chimpanzees） to humans， according to a report published last week in Nature. Dr. David Ho， director of the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Centre in New York City and one of the studys authors， says a careful genetic analysis of the samples DNA pushes the putative（假定的） origin of the AIDS epidemic back at least a decade， to early 50s even the 40s.

4. What's the passage about？

A. HIV virus and AIDS virus were earliest

discovered in Africa.

B. The role that Leopoldville's sample ? ?plays.

C. Leopoldville's sample contributes to disclosing the puzzle on the origin of AIDS.

D. AIDS spread to other places besides

Africa.

5. The origin of the AIDS epidemic was

thought to begin in the ______.

A. '40s ? ? B. '50s

C. '60s ? ? D. mid-80s

6. Which of the following statements is NOT

true？

A. The AIDS virus comes from monkeys

or chimpanzees.

B. The AIDS virus was earliest discovered

in Kinshasa， 1959.

C. Before Leopoldville was changed to

Kinshasa， it was a colony.

D. No other AIDS virus discovered any-

where else has been older than the one discovered in Leopoldville.

7. According to the passage， the man who carried HIV gave blood because he wanted to ______.

A. infect others to take revenge on the whole society

B. earn money to support his family

C. make a name

D. for a study of blood diseases