問題詳情
II. 文意選填 10% People who are disabled often have to depend on technology and others in order tolive a normal life. In the animal world, out in the wilderness, a disability usually26 that the animal will die at an early age. At least that is what researchers hadthought until recently. Pandora is the name given to a gorilla which was discovered tohave a 27 disability. Her hands had been caught in a trap some time ago, 28 herwith only one working thumb on one hand and just two working fingers on the other.29 this, she is not only surviving, but doing very well indeed in the Budongo junglesof Uganda. In another study, 30 a fourth of chimpanzees were found to have beeninjured in some way. The chimps had found ways of coping with their new disabilities,31 monkeys with similar injuries are not usually able to survive for long. Onechimpanzee, called Tinka, had severely damaged hands but had learned to use his mouth32 a tool. He was also able to climb trees to look for food using his hands likehooks 33 gripping the branches. Gorillas and chimpanzees continue to impressresearchers with their remarkable ability to 34 new situations. Perhaps it is thischaracteristic that makes them so 35 to humans.
(A) despite
(B) severe
(C) rather than
(D) whereas
(E) leaving(AB) similar (AC) adapt to (BC) means (BD) as (CD) almost
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參考答案
答案：B
難度：適中0.5
統計：A(0),B(0),C(0),D(0),E(0)