文档介绍：专四模拟试题（阅读篇１）
专四模拟试题(阅读篇1）
Glaciｅr Natiｏnａl Paｒｋ in Moｎtana shａres boｕｎｄariｅs wｉtｈ Ｃanａda, an American Inｄian reseｒｖaｔｉｏn， and a naｔｉonａl foreｓt. Along tｈe Ｎorth Fｏrｋ of tｈe Ｆlatｈeaｄ River, thｅ ｐａｒk also borders abouｔ 17，00０ acｒes of privaｔｅ lanｄs tｈat are currentlｙ ｕsed for ranchｉｎg， timbｅｒ， aｎd ａgriｃｕｌture。 Thiｓ land ｉｓ aｎ importａnt parｔ of tｈe hａbitaｔ aｎｄ miｇrａtory routｅs for sevｅｒａl ｅnｄangered species that ｆrｅquent the park。 These privａｔe lａnｄs arｅ esseｎtｉally tｈｅ only ones aｖaｉlａbｌe for ｄｅvｅlopｍeｎt in tｈe regiｏn.
Ｗiｔh encｏuragｅment from the ｐａrk, ｌocal landowners iｎiｔiateｄ a land uｓe pｌanning efｆort tｏ gｕiｄｅ ｔｈe futｕrｅ of tｈe Norｔh Forｋ。 The park is a partner ｉn an ｉnteｒ locａl agreｅment tｈat ｃalls for resoｕrce ｍａｎaｇｉng agenｃｉｅs to worｋ togｅtｈｅr anｄ ｗｉth tｈe ｍｏre than ４0０ pｒｉvate ｏwnｅrs in the ａrｅa。 A draft ｐlａn has been prepared， wｉtｈ obｊecｔivｅ of mainｔaｉｎｉnｇ tｒaditional eｃonomic uｓｅｓ ｂut ｌimitiｎg ｎeｗ dｅvelopment tｈat would ｄamage park ｒｅsoｕｒｃes． Volｕnｔary ａction by lanｄowners, ｉn cooｐｅｒatｉon witｈ the park ａnd ｔhｅ coｕnｔy， ｉs hｅlping to ｒestricｔ smａlｌ lot ｓｕbdivｉｓions， mａintain ｗｉｌdlife cｏｒridors, aｎd miｎiｍiｚe anｙ harmfｕl impaｃｔ ｏn the envｉronment.
The ｗilｌingness of loｃal landowneｒs ｔo parｔiｃipate in this proｔｅctioｎ ｅfｆort ｍａy hａve bｅen stｉmulaｔｅd by cｏncerns thａt cｏｎgrｅss would impose a legｉslative soluｔioｎ. Neveｒtheless, ｍany lｏｃal resｉdenｔs ｗant tｏ retａiｎ tｈe eｘisｔing cｈaｒacteｒ oｆ the ａｒea。 Meetｉｎgs ｂetween park ofｆicｉaｌs ａnｄ ｌａndｏｗners have lｅd ｔo ａ draｍatiｃallｙ imprｏved ｕndｅrstanｄing of all cｏncerns。
1. Tｈｅ passａge ｍaiｎly discusｓｅｓ_____＿。
A。 ｔhｅ eｎdａｎgereｄ ｓpecieｓ in Glａcieｒ Natｉonal Ｐark ﻫB． ｔhｅ pｒotecｔｉon of landｓ surroｕnｄing Glacｉer Natiｏnaｌ Ｐark ﻫC。 conserｖation laws imposeｄ by ｔhｅ sｔate ｏf Ｍoｎtａｎa
Ｄ． ｃonｓｅｒvａtion laｗｓ ｉmposｅｄ by Cｏngrｅｓs
2. Ｗhy are thｅ private lands suｒrouｎdｉng Glaｃieｒ Nationａｌ Park so imporｔaｎt？  ﻫＡ。 They fｕncｔion aｓ a hunｔing ｐresｅrve。 ﻫB． Tｈey ａre rｅstricted to govｅｒｎmｅｎｔ ｕse. ﻫC. They ａre hｅａvilｙ ｐoｐuｌaｔed．
D. Thｅy con