Read the following passage carefully before you choose<br>your answers.<br><br>(The following passage is a draft)<br><br>(1) "Bond, James Bond." (2) Readers and moviegoers<br>around the world are familiar with this introduction of the<br>secret agent character who first appeared in British writer<br>lan Fleming's 1953 novel Casino Royale and has gone on<br>to star in dozens of books and films. (3) But before James<br>Bond was the name of a famous fictional spy, it was the<br>name of a real person: an ornithologist (a scientist who<br>studies birds) whose guidebook Birds of the West Indies<br>was a standard reference work for bird-watchers in the<br>Caribbean<br><br>(4) One of those bird-watchers was lan Fleming, who spent<br>his winters in Jamaica and wrote most of his books there.<br>(5) Fleming often consulted Bond's guidebook and was<br>struck, as he explained years later in a letter to the<br>ornithologist's wife, by the “brief, unromantic, Anglo-Saxon<br>and yet very masculine name” of its author. (6) Finding<br>these qualities fitting for the character he was developing,<br>Fleming borrowed the name for his novels.<br>