On Tuesday the Indian Army found mysterious large footprints in the snow.The military group，on an outing in Nepal，took pictures and later put them on Twitter.Their conclusion：the footprints belong to the Yeti，also known as the abominable snowman.
   Most experts in the scientific community say the Yeti is a myth，an imaginary story.The man-like creature is part of Nepali tradition and is said to live high in the Himalayan mountains.
   In the tweet，the Indian army said it found the footprints close to a camp near Mount Makalu on April 9.The footprints measured 81 centimeters by 38 centimeters.The tweet did not explain how a mythical beast could leave footprints.
   Reactions on social media
   The Indian army's Twitter post has drawn criticism（批評）by some on social media.One user，for example，put an image of a big hole in Bombay and said that Yeti footprints could be found there.Other users said that the supposed Yeti tracks appeared to be a single foot line.One user suggested the Yeti may have been riding a kind of strange bicycle.
   Mount Makalu and the Yeti
   Mount Makalu，where the Indian Army took the photographs，is one of the highest mountains in the world.It stands near the Makalu-Barun valley，an area very far from human population.The area has already been explored by researchers looking for the Yeti.
   Daniel C.Taylor is one of tjye.aim.He wrote a book on the mystery of the Yeti.Taylor pointed out that the footprints likely came from a bear.Taylor told the Reuters news agency that if the footprints came from "an animal or a single animal，it's the size of a dinosaur."Taylor added，"One needs to really confirm those measurements of the footprint size because we know for sure that there are no dinosaurs living in the Barun valley."
   Since the 1920s，tales of a wild beast have attracted climbers in Nepal and around the world.In 2008，Japanese climbers returning from a mountain in western Nepal told Reuters they had seen footprints，which they thought belonged to the Yeti.Although they carried cameras，video equipment and telescopes，they had not seen or taken any photographs of the creature.In 2017，a group of international researchers studied many Yeti samples（樣本） The researchers concluded the samples belonged to bears.

（1）What does the underlined phrase "part of Nepali tradition" refer to？

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A

A．The Nepali's belief in the existence of the Yeti.
B．The Nepali's celebration on the finding of the Yeti.
C．The Nepali's custom of telling imaginary stories.
D．The Nepali's choice of camping on high mountains.
（2）What can we learn from the passage？

D

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A．Japanese climbers have taken some photos of the Yet.
B．The Indian army provided Yeti samples to researchers.
C．Taylor wrote a book based on the Indian army's Twitter post.
D．Some social media users doubt whether the footprints are Yeti's.
（3）What could be the best title for the passage？

D

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A．Social Media Joke About 'Yeti' Tracks.
B．Climbers Announce Finding of Yeti.
C．Researchers Measure 'Yeti' Footprints.
D．Indian Army Tweets About" Evidence".
（4）How does the writer make the news report？

B

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A．By giving his own opinions.
B．By showing different discoveries.
C．By providing latest numbers.
D．By comparing different studies.