母,且前后无任何空格和标点。切勿填写相应单词。未按此要求答题者不得分,后果自负!-|||-A.community B.identity C.profit D.involving E.shelter Frrescue-|||-Gextaordinary H.resouroes I.approximately .colleagues-|||-Throughout German-occupie territory the situation of the Jews was desperate. They were-|||-short of 61 had few allies and faced impossible choices.A few people came to their 62-|||-often at the risk of their own lives.Swedish dlplomat Raoul Wallenberg arrived in Budap-|||-est on July 9,1944,in an effort to save Hungary`s last remaining Jewish 63 Over the n-|||-ext six months,he worked with some 64 the Vatican,and Jews themselves to prevent th-|||-e deportation (驱逐出境) of these last Jews.-|||-In German-occupied Poland,where it was illegal to aid Jewsa and where such action was p-|||-unishable by death,the Zegota (Council for Aid to Jews) rescued 65 5,000Jewish men,wo-|||-men,and children.Financed by the London-based Polish government in exile and 66 a wi-|||-de range of pollttecal organizations,provided hiding places and financial support and for-|||-ged(伪造的) 67 documents.-|||-Some Germans, even some Nazis,came to their aid too.The most famous was Oskar Schi-|||-ndler,a Nazi businessman,who had set up operations using Jewish labor in German occupied-|||-Poland in order to 68 from the war.Eventually,he moved to protect his Jewish workers.-|||-In all occupied countries,there were individuals who came to help the Jews,offering a pla-|||-ce to hide.some food,or 69 for days or weeks or even for the duration of the war.Most-|||-of the rescuers did not see their actions as 70 but felt bound to the Jews by a common se-|||-nse of humanity.-|||-Part VI Reading compreheion.20%)-|||-Directions: There are two passages in this section.Each passage is followed by some questions or unf-|||-inished statements.For each of them there are four choices marked A,B,C and D.You should decida-|||-on the best choice.