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25.What is special about Darrell Langworthy's restaurant?A.It serves tasty and countless food.B.It offers job chances for people.C.It combines BBQ and community service.D.It lies on the shores of Lake Champlain.26.Which of the following words can best describe Darrell LangworthyA.Adventurous and responsibleB.Generous and empatheticC.Cooperative and productiveD.Ambitious and demanding27.What message is conveyed in the text?A.Action speaks louder than words.B.Many hands make light work.C.Loving is a thing that grows.D.Devotion makes the world a better placeCIn the house where I grew up,we had a room we called the library.It wasn't a real library,ofcourse,it was just a small room dominated by a television set.But there were bookshelves built intoall four walls,and hundreds of book-hardback books of many colors-surrounded us in that room.The books,collected by my parents and grandparents throughout their lifetimes,were a part of mychildhood.But in the 1970s,I'm noticing a worrying trend:a move away from books.American homesmight soon lack dedicated spaces for libraries,and hardcover books,once symbols of enduringthought and wisdom,may become endangered.A friend who owns a bookstore in a college town tells me he struggles to sell hardback books;paperbacks,though easier to sell,still disappoint him.Students,once seen with books,now carrymusic records.Reading seems to be giving way to listening.Recent observations support this shift:the University of Illinois reported that a significant portion of freshmen have reading skills no betterthan an average eighth grader,with many of these students having been top performers in highschool.University professors note that even college graduates struggle with reading and writing.Thecultural impact of this change is evident.A successful fiction book might sell a mere 3,000 copies,while a music album by a new band,Boston,has sold millions.This reflects our passive consumption era,where listening to music or watching shows requires little active engagement,unlike reading a book,which demands effort and intent.In the past,reading was a fundamental part of life,but now,in the era of fast information access,books are losing their significant place.Today's young Americans are more likely to read adisposable paperback than to cherish and reread a hardcover.In a society that values speed andconvenience,the book for keeping and rereading is a weighty dinosaur.28.What trend in the 1970s does the author find concerning?A.The rise of paperback books.B.The increase in television watching.C.The struggle to sell hardback books.D.The decline in book reading and interest in libraries.英语·第4页（共8页)