5. Appreciation of works of art        a particular kind of interest.(bound)

對于藝術(shù)作品的欣賞必然受到一種特殊的興趣愛好的支配。

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許多人，當(dāng)他們正在整理自己的偏見之時，以為是在思考呢。

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  The billowing cloud of ash alerted neighbours,and firefighters rushed to the scene and ex?tinguished the blaze before it spread to the rest of the house.

  Owner Sharon White said, "He first did it (opened the window) at a dinner party,and everyone was applauding him. I think it spurred him on. He can climb back in through the win?dow by jumping diagonally onto the ledge as well,so he really does come and go as he pleases."

  Sharon and her husband Phil were handed Pepper over four years ago after a neighbour could no longer look after it. Pepper developed a "fierce independent streak" and would often leave the house for days on end.

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(   ) 5. This passage mainly tells us         .

   A. that a hero cat saved a house from a big fire

   B. how a cat became a hero in a big fire

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   D. how the cat get on with his masters

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   A. the cat Pepper was handed to the couple because it was too naughty

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