介绍： 1.

A. So they will not catch the virus or spread it to other people.

B. So they will not be bitten by camels.

C. So they will not spread virus to camels.

D. So they will get clean camel's milk.

2.

A. Boil the milk.

B. Freeze the milk.

C. Sub-package the milk.

D. Keep the milk warm.



1. Why are peo...

介绍： 1.

A. So they will not catch the virus or spread it to other people.

B. So they will not be bitten by camels.

C. So they will not spread virus to camels.

D. So they will get clean camel's milk.

2.

A. Boil the milk.

B. Freeze the milk.

C. Sub-package the milk.

D. Keep the milk warm.



1. Why are people who handle camels being told to wear protective clothing?

A. So they will not catch the virus or spread it to other people.

B. So they will not be bitten by camels.

C. So they will not spread virus to camels.

D. So they will get clean camel's milk.

2. According to the report, what should people do before they drink camel's milk?

A. Boil the milk.

B. Freeze the milk.

C. Sub-package the milk.

D. Keep the milk warm.

答案：AA

Saudis who handle（接触） camels（骆驼） have been told to wear protective clothing（防护服） - masks and gloves（手套）. In a statement, the Ministry of Agriculture advised people to avoid contact with the animals if they can and to drink only boiled camel milk. The Ministry is responding to increasing concern from health experts that camels are the likeliest（最有可能的） carriers（携带者） of the SARS-like virus, MERS, which has spread across much of the Middle East, but is at its most virulent（致命的） in Saudi Arabia. The camel remains a key part of traditional Saudi life. Some farmers have scoffed（对…嗤之以鼻） at the warnings, with one posting a video of himself hugging and kissing his camels, asking one to sneeze（打喷嚏） into his face.