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[originaltext]W: Good afternoon, Mr. Smith. Welcome to our program Protection o
[originaltext]W: Good afternoon, Mr. Smith. Welcome to our program Protection o
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W: Good afternoon, Mr. Smith. Welcome to our program Protection of Animals. I know you have been involved in this field for many years. What triggered your dedication to it in the first place?
M: Well, I guess it’s the inborn love for animals. When I was a kid, my family was surrounded by all kinds of pets—birds, cats, and dogs.
W: I see. But it is quite strange that for a nation of pet-lovers, Britain has surprisingly few vegetarians—just 3% of the population, isn’t it?
M: Yes. To make things worse, our animal experimentation laboratories boast lower welfare standards than many of the other countries’, which is rather sad to see.
W: I guess that is why the number of peaceful protests against institutions that perform research on animals has increased markedly lately.
M: Yes. Peaceful protection is one of our means to show our anger and objection against animal experimentation. We have also formed some powerful lobby groups to persuade people against brutal animal experimentation.
W: Sounds quite encouraging. Do you get satisfactory results then?
M: Sadly though, there is more for us to shout about. Despite a ban on the testing of cosmetics and household products on animals, the number of experiments performed in Britain rose by almost 40% between 2000 and 2010 to 3. 7 million, while in France just 2. 5 million experiments were conducted in 2010 and the figure has been stable for many years.
W: It is sad to hear that. The reason for this increase may be that in some cases only animal tests are deemed sufficient. I heard that changes to the strict laws that require British scientists to consider alternatives to animal tests may be partially relaxed as a result of European reforms.
M: Yes. We have made an open protest against that legislation too. The Home Office is due to respond to our protest on this subject within the next few weeks.
W: I hope the officials would listen to you. Is there any other project in your program?
M: We have set-up Animal Aid, an organization targeting medicalcresearch charities. We wish that it can bring us suitable solutions in the near future.
Questions 5 to 8 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
5. What caused the man to devote to the protection of animals?
6. Why is there a significant rise in the number of peaceful protests against animal experimentation?
7. How does the man view their lobby groups’ achievements?
8. Besides peaceful protests, what else did the man’s organization do to protect animals?
选项
A、Successful.
B、Promising.
C、Unsatisfactory.
D、Encouraging.
答案
C
解析
对话中,男士提到他们还成立了一些强有力的游说小组劝说人们放弃残忍的动物实验。女士认为这听起来令人振奋,问男士有没有取得满意的成果,男士回答说很遗憾。由此可知,男士认为他们的游说小组取得的成果并不令人满意,答案为C。
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