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12．The outdoor billboard presents a masked health worker in a protective suit appearing over a bed-ridden patient．Above them，bright red letters warn people on a busy street in Abidjan，Ivory Coast that"The Ebola risk is always there．"
As the country tries to keep off an Ebola outbreak destroying neighboring West African states，such serious reminders of the catastrophe unfolding across its western border are everywhere．The worst recorded outbreak of the virus has killed more than 2，622 people in Liberia，Sierra Leone and Guinea and has also spread to Nigeria and Senegal．Yesterday it was confirmed there were 5，335 cases diagnosed，though that figure may be inaccurate as most patients are at home not in hospital．
If Ebola reaches Ivory Coast，the powerhouse of French-speaking West Africa，the economic consequences could be huge．The country exports 40 percent of the world's cocoa，the raw material for chocolate，an d supplies its landlocked neighbors with everything from rice to fuel．
The country is therefore taking the kind of aggressive anti-infection measures．Hand-washing stations have appeared at the entrance of government buildings and office towers i n Abidjan．People have also abandoned the traditional three-kiss greeting．Mass text messages have been sent out nationwide．And children，exposed to warnings on radio and television，separate their classmates in a playground game they call"Ebola"．
Coast government has even imposed strict measures at its borders．Flights to and from Guinea，Sierra Leone and Liberia have been banned-arousing anger in those count ries-and last month the western border was shut．
"The infectious disease，particularly in Sierra Leone and Liberia，is outpacing our attempts to control it，"said Marc Poncin．"Ivory Coast is the country most at risk．It's probably a matter of time before it appears in Ivory Coast．"
Citizens of Abidjan are cautious．On packed public buses，people try to avoid touching．"It's often difficult because you can't avoid human contact，"said student Cesar Kouakou．"But we try to do it because no one knows what causes this sickness．"
 
24．According to the text，Ivory Coast is the place whereD．
A．the Ebola risk is actually everywhere
B．a(chǎn)bout 5，335 people were infected by Ebola
C．Ebola is spreading nationwide quickly
D．it provides the world with much cocoa
25．Which measure did Ivory Coast take to fight Ebola？A
A．People give up their traditional greeting way of kiss
B．Children are advised to play a game of Ebola
C．All flights to Ivory Coast have been cancelled
D．Text messages on Ebola are sent every day
26．According to the text，it can be implied thatD．
A．Ebola will be completely controlled in Ivory Coast
B．The public buses aren't crowded any more
C．Touching others is forbidden in buses
D．The root of Ebola hasn't been discovered
27．What might be the most suitable title for the passage？D
A．Western African countries suffer from Ebola
B．Ebola is getting out of control in Africa
C．Ebola is spreading across Ivory Coast
D．Ivory Coast battles to keep Ebola out．

Answer 1

分析 本文主講述了為了抵抗埃博拉病毒，Ivory Coast 采取了各種的政策和措施，

解答 24． D 細(xì)節(jié)題．根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容，由第三段The country exports 40 per cent of the world's cocoa可知科特迪瓦這個國家出口了世界上40 per cent 的可可，結(jié)合選項，D項正確．
25．A 細(xì)節(jié)題．根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容．由第四段People have also abandoned the traditional three-kiss greeting 可知為了抵抗埃博拉病毒，人們改變了以往傳統(tǒng)的親吻的問候方式，結(jié)合選項，A項正確．
26．D推理題．根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容，由最后一段But we try to do it because no one knows what causes this sickness可知埃博拉病毒的病原還未被發(fā)現(xiàn)，故D項正確．
27．D 主旨題．根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容，由第四段The country is therefore taking the kind of aggressive anti-infection measures可知本文主講述了為了抵抗埃博拉病毒，Ivory Coast 采取了各種的政策和措施，結(jié)合選項，故D項正確．

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