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on our menu in New York City and not another one.It's confusing to me,"owner TJProvenzano says.So instead of the usual tuna and salmon,chef Jeff Miller creates sushifeaturing regional species like baitfish.Consequently,Provenzano needn't worry much aboutfraud."Nobody would want to fake the fish we're serving,"Provenzano says."Franklyspeaking,there's no sacrifice in quality when it comes to eating these things.They'reabsolutely beautiful species that are just kind of underappreciated.24.Which can best describe seafood fraud according to paragraph 2?A.Unprofitable.B.Damaging.C.Uncontrollable.D.Common.25.What problem does seafood fraud cause according to Oceana?A.It endangers rare seafood species.B.It damages locally-caught fish.C.It increases the demand of imported seafood.D.It makes consumers seek more expensive seafood.26.Why is Mayanoki mentioned in the text?A.To give consumers a cheap choice.B.To call on people to join in fighting fraud.C.To advise choosing sushi restaurants.D.To show the hope of ending seafood fraud.27.What can we infer about TJ Provenzano?A.He gets involved in illegal fishing.B.He serves imported seafood in his restaurant.C.He prefers appreciating the beauty of local fish.D.He devotes himself to keeping track of seafood fraud.CMany Americans fill up a glass of water from their tap without worrying whether it mightbe dangerous.Now a study from the Environmental Working Group (EWG),discloses awidespread problem:the drinking water of a majority of Americans likely contains "foreverchemicals'”.These compounds(化合物)may take hundreds,or even thousands,of years tobreak down in the environment.They can also exist in the human body,potentially causinghealth problems.A handful of states have set about trying to address these contaminants,which arescientifically known as PFASs.Scientists call PFASs "forever chemicals"because theirchemistry keeps them from breaking down under typical environmental conditions."One ofthe unique features of PFAS compounds is the carbon--fluorine bond(a碳氟键)，”explainsDavid Andrews,a senior scientist at EWG."That bond is incredibly strong."In the end,thismeans that if PFASs enter the environment,they build up.Because of their widespread use,release and disposal over the decades,PFASs show upvirtually everywhere:in soil,surface water,the atmosphere,the deep ocean-and even thehuman body.The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website says that theagency has found PFASs in the blood of nearly everyone it has tested for them,"indicatingwidespread exposure to these PFASs in the US population".Scientists have found linksbetween a number of the chemicals and many health concerns-including kidney cancer,liverTechnologies to remove PFASs from drinking water exist on both household anddamage,and immune dysfunction.municipal(市a政的)levels,but they are costly--and the burden falls on taxpayers..“PFASs●00REDM1N0TE10PR95胖胖模拟卷·英语卷（四）第4页（共8页）2622.01.1620：50