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AAcobra(眼镜蛇)wassetfreeonSeptember10inaparkinXiangtanCity,SouthChina’sHunanProvince.___1___Andtheybeganhuntingforthedeadlycreaturetotrytopreventitfromhurtinganyone.Inthenameofmercy,somepeoplefreecaptive(关在笼子里的)animals,includingforeignspecies,mostlyboughtfrompetshopsormarkets.___2___LastApril,someonefreedhundredsoffoxesandraccoondogsinaBeijingsuburb,causingeconomiclossestoanimalfarmersandendangeringthesafetyoflocalresidents.___3___Besides,todaypeopleareincreasinglyawareoftheimportanceofenvironmentalprotectionandbiodiversity.Butitisnecessarytoensurethatactsoffreeingcaptiveanimalsdonotviolatelawsorharmtheinterestsofthepublic.___4___Inordertoregulatethereleaseofcaptiveanimals,thegovernmentrevisedthelawonwildlifeconservationin2016.Accordingtotheupdatedregulations,noindividualororganizationshouldharmthepublicinterestbyfreeingcaptiveanimals.___5___A.Andanycreaturessetfreeshouldbelocalspeciesthathavenothreattolocalbiodiversity.B.However,theirwarm-heartedkindnessoftencausesseriousconsequences.C.Freeingacobrainaparkreflectsthetroublemaker’signoranceofotherpeople’slives.D.Suchnewshasfrequentlyappearedinrecentyears.E.Localpoliceimmediatelyarrestedthetroublemaker.F.InfluencedbyBuddhism,freeingcaptiveanimalsisanactthatdeservesrespectinChina.G.Itisimportanttoprotectanimalsincludingthosesetfreebypeople.BATriptoKeyWestAswecrossthebridgetoKeyWest,wecanseemanyboats._____6_____Othersbelongtopeoplewhohavesailedtheirboatsherefrommanydifferentplaces.Inthecity,thehousesarealmostallpaintedwhite.Afewarepinkorlightblue.Manyhousesareveryoldandverysmall.KeyWestisaveryoldcity.___7___Manypalmtrees(棕榈树)growhere.Colourfulflowersgrowinfrontofmanyofthelittlehouses.Youcanstayinaroominoneofthesehousesforthenight.Youcansmelltheoceanonthesoftwarmwindthatblowsacrosstheisland.WedrivepastseveralstreetsandthencometoWhiteheadStreet.Thereisamonumentthere.ThesignssaysthisisthesouthernmostpartoftheUnitedStates.Thesignsays“AmericaBeginsHere.”___8___Itisthesecondlargestocean.Aftertakingafewphotographsofthesign,weturnthecararoundandfollowWhiteheadStreettonumber1907.___9___Forafewdollars,youcanseetheinsideofthehouse.Hemingwayhadmanycatswhenhelivedhere.Heisgone,butthecatsremain.Manyareasleeponthebedsorchairs.Theyareusedtoseeingpeoplewalkingthroughtheoldhouse.___10___Thereisaprivatemuseumherewewanttovisit.ItistheMelFisherMaritimeHeritageSocietyMuseum.ThemuseumisnamedafterthetreasurehunterMelFisher,whodiscoveredanoldsunkenSpanishtreasureshipnearKeyWestmorethantwentyyearago.A.Finally,wegobackhome.B.BeyondthesignistheAtlanticOcean.C.Somearefishingboatsyoucanusefortheday.D.Afterthat,wetravelalittlewaytoGreenStreet.E.Manyofthebuildingsaremorethan100yearsold.F.Itismadeofmodernmaterial,i.e.steelandconcrete.G.ThishousebelongedtothefamousAmericanwriterErnestHemingway.CColorisineverythingwetouch,taste,smellandfeel.Itevokes(唤起)emotionwithoutanythought.__11__Weareallfamiliarwithit,butdoyouknowthefollowingfacts?Silverwillsaveyourlife.Whenbuyinganewcarandfindingyourselffacingvariouschoices,youcan’tthinkclearly.Yourbestchoiceistogowithsilver.Silvercolor1edcarsareleastlikelytobeinvolvedinacaraccident.__12__Anotherreasonisthesilvercolor1’sabilitytohavealookofcleanliness.__13__Toughprisonersandcrazypatients?Itisthecolor1commonlyusedtohelpcalmdownthosewhoareoutofcontrol.Soitsurelyhasausefulplaceandapurpose,otherthandecoratingadressorBarbie’sdreamhouse.Yellowmakesyouhungry.Yellowandorangearenotrecommendedforuseinkitchens,astheyhaveapositiveinfluenceonyourappetite.__14__I’mnotnormallyoneforconspiracy(阴谋)theories—butperhapsthere’ssomethinginitforthemifweremainignorantofyellow’seffects.Colorisanimaginaryfriend.Technically,it’sallinourheads:color1doesnotexistatall.__15__So,ifyoustartaheateddebateovercolor1combinationswithsomeonethatyouarecertainhasalowIQorisjustcolor1blind,rememberit’sapointlessargumentandyoushoulddropitinstantly.You’rebothwrong.A．Pinkcomfortsthenerves.B．Blueisthemostcommonfavoritecolor1.C．Theyaremostnoticeableontheroadandinlowlight.D．Yellowcolor1edwallsseldomleaveuswantingmorefood.E．Itcanbethefocusofourcareers,ourlifestyleandthefunwehave.F．Thenwherewouldourrestaurantownersbewithouttheclevertricks?G．Colortriestomakesenseofthehugeamountofinformationfromtheouterworld.DWhetheratschool,collegeorwork,mostofustakesomesortoflunchbreak.__16__.Buthereliesthedilemma–whattoeat?Thereareafeastofoptionsbutbecauseoflimitedtimeormoney,manyofussticktowhatweknow–usuallythehumblesandwich.Someofusmakeourownsandwichesinthemorningbeforeheadingout,whilethoseinarushtendtograb-and-goatasnackbaroracafeorbuyamealdealatasupermarket.Apacketofcrispsmaybeanadditionalstapletoourpredictablelunch._17__SheilaDillonfromtheBBCFoodProgrammesaysmorethanathirdofofficeworkershaveeatenthesamemiddaymealforthelastninemonths._18__Withaveragelunchhoursnowreducedto25minutes,24seconds,it'squickandconvenienttoeat.Butit'salsoboring!Somepeoplehavebrokenthemouldbybringinginleftoversfromtheirpreviousnight'sdinner,whichtheythenheatupinamicrowavebuteventhatisn'tveryexciting.Wearecreaturesofhabit.ButphilosopherJulianBaggi