A man named Randy in Canada liked to hunt for trees． He looked for big trees and old trees in Canada． He made maps to show where these trees were． He did not want to cut them down． Actually he wanted people to take care of them．

Ancient trees are today rare （稀少的） everywhere in the world． On Vancouver Island in Canada， there are so many big trees． The biggest trees are about 800 years old． They are the survivorsof a forest fire． The fire brought damage （损害） to the area about 350 years ago． Randy was told of a very tall tree on Vancouver Island． The tree was said to be 314 feet tall． That would make it the tallest tree in Canada． Randy set out to find the tree．

But someone else found it first． It was found by a logger﹣a person whose job is to cut down trees． The loggers wanted to cut down Canada's tallest tree and all the trees around it．

Randy made a path （小路） in the forest in order that people could see the tall tree． The tree was so big and beautiful that even more and more people wanted to save that forest． Thanks to these people， that forest is now a park． Canada's tallest tree is still there．

There may still be a bigger tree out there． Maybe you will find it． But there are only a few old forests left in Canada． Many are still at risk of being cut down．

（1）Why did Randy make maps？ 　 　

A．	To look for more big trees．
B．	To show the positions of the big and old trees．
C．	To cut trees down later．
D．	To help loggers．

（2）The underlined word "survivor" means 　 　in Chinese．

A．	受益者
B．	制造者
C．	控制者
D．	幸存者

（3）What did the loggers want to do with Canada's tallest tree？ 　 　

A．	They wanted to take care of it．
B．	They wanted to save it．
C．	They wanted to cut it down．
D．	They wanted to know its height．

（4）Which of the following is NOT true？ 　 　

A．	Randy is from Canada．
B．	The fire happened about 350 years ago．
C．	Randy made a path in the forest
D．	Canada's tallest tree is cut down now．

（5）What happened to the forest according to the passage？ 　 　

A．	It has disappeared．
B．	It became a park．
C．	It was not famous anymore．
D．	The passage doesn't mention it．