1.What is a “mule”?+ H0 Z n0 q" R' }
[A] A person who sends smuggling goods for a syndicate is called mule.2 `1 @$ p4 s% U" u' m1 C
[B] A person in charge of smuggling goods is called mule.
: ^" G+ g8 z/ C, \$ G* K* N7 S6 Y[C] A person who makes delivery for a syndicate is called mule.4 ~: X3 A0 @5 P( d, s
[D] A person who receives instructions from a smuggler is called mule.1 `" [! k" w0 G H5 j5 ~( R9 C
2.The sentence “if he is blown” in line (6) is closest in meaning to" p6 n0 O. T0 i( f: F, g- d5 J
[A] if he is arrested.0 m6 ^$ ^1 b9 y
[B] if he is recognized, but not necessarily arrested.
: _1 p8 `; l K2 l2 x' K[C] if he is recognized and arrested.
! D2 x; x" L! T, M# Z[D] if he runs away.
' s. I9 Z3 g- t5 Z3.Why does the author give an example in the last paragraph?
& b* ]* W8 i3 c) v/ r2 Y1 m; U[A] To show how a smuggler is caught. e/ t2 ?) m6 G# C" s9 Z. b# u. d2 L
[B] To show a smuggler is afraid of the police./ d) }6 v2 @" p( j6 |( }9 \3 z
[C] To show to keep a wary eye on couriers is useless.
- y# E, F$ Q: C0 R3 H[D] To show mules may keep the profit for themselves.
; B0 F5 G' [( y# v4.how does a mule work? @% d z2 C9 p1 |% N
[A] Jointly.
8 ^4 G0 L( _ `+ C[B] Independently.% L2 v+ c" ~ x: w3 Y
[C] consciously.
& w% [- F7 m# h2 ^& B[D] Separately. |