hunters sweeping through the acid landscapes of Arabia,Kazakhstan and Sudan in search of prey,"shooting what they can or running it down in Jeeps.” Several species of gazelle,Barbary sheep and a type of bird called the houbara are among the species considered under threat,Mr.Warren said. Reading Comprehension 1.The world's desertsare under threat A.Becauseofthe global warming B.Becauseofthe lack of water C.Becauseofthe bigger problem for the parched region D.Becauseofthe first comprehensive look at desertsround the world 2.Which of the following is incorrect accordingto the author? A.Deserts are the last great wildernesses B.Deserts are the Cinderellas ofthe conservation world out ofsight. C.Deserts are the Cinderellas ofthe conservation world out ofmind. D.Somebody hasreally thoughtabout the deserts before. 3.Which of the following is not true? A.Desert areas makeup almostone-thirds ofearth's surface B.Desert areas make up almost one-quarter ofearth's surface. C.Desert areas make up almost 33 million square kilometers. hunters sweeping through the acid landscapes of Arabia, Kazakhstan and Sudan in search of prey, “shooting what they can or running it down in jeeps.” Several species of gazelle, Barbary sheep and a type of bird called the houbara are among the species considered under threat, Mr. Warren said. Reading Comprehension 1. The world’s deserts are under threat . A. Because of the global warming B. Because of the lack of water C. Because of the bigger problem for the parched region D. Because of the first comprehensive look at deserts round the world 2. Which of the following is incorrect according to the author? A. Deserts are the last great wildernesses. B. Deserts are the Cinderellas of the conservation world out of sight. C. Deserts are the Cinderellas of the conservation world out of mind. D. Somebody has really thought about the deserts before. 3. Which of the following is not true? A. Desert areas make up almost one-thirds of earth’s surface. B. Desert areas make up almost one-quarter of earth’s surface. C. Desert areas make up almost 33 million square kilometers