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2.1.4 气温上升
V1 by jsf22
说冰河期之后全球各部分温度上升的情况。
第一段说认为冰河期后各部分温度变化不一致,两极高纬度好像变化比较小,有个科学家通过研究海底的东西支持这个观点。
第二段新观点说另外的科学家从陆地提取的样本发现全球各部分温度变化差不多,最后又有一个科学家通过检查样本中的化学成分支持了新观点。
有主旨题。

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2.1.5特殊植物
V1 by cc1990
是说印度生物学家发现的一个现象,虽然很多人认为Unbelievable,但最后还是被证实了。就一种植物能模仿真菌,吸引小虫来授粉。第二段是详细介绍这种怎么植物模仿。最后一段是说也有一些其他植物也这样,共同特点有odor,color,texture之类的。问题只记得一个了。。就是文章从哪些角度写那种特殊植物的。应该选color和texture,因为第二段就是从这两方面写的。
V2 by doodle
有关于一种植物如何通过动物来传授花粉
V3 by michelleyiyan
还有一篇关于植物的,个人感觉比较坑爹,特别多专有名词看不懂,就是大概讲一种什么植物模仿其它植物来吸引虫子为它传粉。
V4 by alecjin 690
一个好像是植物,花粉之累的。(有一个题问提过什么,colour,shape,texture,味道)
背景知识
我的材料:
   词汇:pollination授粉  mimicry  模仿  entice  诱使 怂恿
(感谢CC1990提供jj和文章)
Pollination study comes up with new insights
Dipannita Das, TNN, Nov 5, 2010, 01.43am IST
      PUNE: Did you know that inflorescence can deceive its pollinators (beetles and bees) by mimicking an egg-laying site through a nauseating gaseous stench. With this deception, the plants achieve pollination without actually providing any reward to the insects.
      This observation was made in Amorphophallus species(tuberous herbaceous plants), commonly known as corpse flower or elephant foot yam belonging to the Arum family in the northern parts of the Western Ghats and Konkan region, by scientists Sachin A Punekar and K P N Kumaranof the Agharkar Research Institute here. This work is a kind of first from the Indian subcontinent addressing the pollen morphology and pollination ecology of these species.
      Another aspect found in a large number of these species is the process of heating. The spadix (a type of inflorescence) produces 30-45 degree Celsius heat during at least the first night, when flowers become susceptible and pollinators are attracted to it.
      The research paper was published this year in Elsevier research journal Flora Morphology, Distribution, Functional Ecology of Plants and has been recently cited under the top 25 hottest articles under the environmental science theme.The present study, using scanning electron microscope, delves adequately on this topic. It can be utilised as an important tool to distinguish taxa (group of organism) and also to resolve taxonomic problems, Punekar said.
      The inflorescence form的形态 and shape形状 plays a significant role in attracting insects. Amorphophallus have a very strong and obnoxious odour臭味. The odour of each species has a characteristic chemical composition, Punekar said. In many species, the odour is a nauseating gaseous stench. This odour attracts pollinator insects that breed or feed on dung, decaying matter or fungi. 授粉动物会被恶臭吸引,因为他们都是“吃屎长大的”,囧-。-This also results in pollinators meeting their sexual partners and completing their reproductive cycle, he said.
      The study observes five phases of insect trapping in Amorphophallus species, which facilitate pollination.
      The initial phase of attracting beetles from a distance is possibly based on a visual trap resulting from the inflorescence size and form and the frequency of the plant in a particular area. In the second phase, beetles get attracted from a distance by the odour trap, where the appendix emits a stench. In the third phase, most of the insects fall to the bottom of the spathe via a slippery trap provided by the wet appendix.
      During the fourth phase of pollination, the insects, attracted by a food trap, crawl over the pistillate zoneand staminate zone. Here, the visual attraction act as baits.
In the last phase, the trapped insects get shelter from light inside the kettle and meet sexual partners, achieving copulation and sometimes lay their eggs.

(文章2,看不看都可以,重点看上一篇)
In a number of flowering plants, especially orchids, a plant uses mimicry to entice the insect pollinator to visit the flower and successfully pollinate it with no reward of food to the pollinating insect.   
      
      Many flowers that are dark red or red-purple produce a scent that is similar to the scent of rotting flesh. In this case, the pollinator visits the flower believing that there is a meal or a carcass on which to lay its eggs. Female blowflies will land on these flowers, lay their eggs, and in the process of moving about the flower inadvertently pollinate it. However, when the eggs hatch the maggots die, as there is no rotting flesh to eat. In other cases the duped pollinator lands on the flower and moves around the flower and inadvertently pollinates the flower while trying to find the rotting flesh to eat.

      Besides the need to eat, pollinators need to mate in order to produce the next generation and ensure the continuation of the species. Many orchids take advantage of this innate behavior to reproduce.

      The warty hammer orchid of Western Australia produces a chemical scent that is almost identical to the pheromone that the female thynnine wasp releases when she is sexually receptive. The orchid's labellum (lower lip) is also shaped similarly to the body of the female wasp. The male thynnine wasp grasps the imitation female and tries to fly off with her to mate and in the process crashes into the flower structure containing the pollen and the stigma. Pollen from one orchid is carried to another and pollination occurs. The male thynnine wasp's desire to mate as many times as possible lends to this trait of pollinating the warty hammer orchid.

      Some plants take advantage of the sex drive of specific insects. The Copper Beard Orchid has a floral structure and scent that mimics the female scoliid wasp. The male wasp attempts to mate with the flower (pseudocopulation) and in doing so provides the pollination service as they travel from one orchid to another attempting to mate with other "female wasps."

源文档 <http://www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers ... egies/mimicry.shtml>
      
      In order for the Hammer orchid to be successfully pollinated, the male wasp must be fooled by another individual orchid, where it goes through the same procedure. But this time the pollen is deposited in the stigma, and so that plant has been pollinated.

源文档 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drakaea>

      铁锤兰 铁锤兰的颜色和味道就像是生肉,它是一种生长于澳大利亚的植物,这类植物的特点在于一个窄窄的铰接茎干上均长着似昆虫的唇瓣和一个有翼柱壮物携带花粉和柱头 。铁锤兰的授粉方式十分独特,它会把自己装扮成雌性黄蜂的模样,勾引雄性黄蜂过来交配。
    在《PLoS Biology》学报上刊登的最新研究成果指出,全球授粉动物多样性的破坏会威胁植物群落的可持续发展。
由于每隔16年就有一次动物灭绝危机,因此动物多样性的丧失对于生态系统的扰动程度还不能确定。植物是地球的初级生产者,而扮演植物再生重要角色的授粉动物越来越受到重视。这种植物——授粉动物的互利关系十分特殊,一个物种的消失甚至会威胁到别的物种的存在。Colin Fontaine等人通过自然条件下对植物和授粉动物相互关系的实验,发现全球授粉动物多样性的破坏会威胁植物群落的可持续发展。
研究人员用了不同的植物(全开的花和未全开放的花)和口器长短不同的昆虫(食蚜蝇和大黄蜂)进行实验。授粉动物选择了各自适合的植物:食蚜蝇选择的大都是全开的花朵,蜜蜂选择的大都是未全开放的花朵。蜜蜂也可以在全开的花上授粉,但是只要有未全开放的花朵,它们就会放弃全开的花。授粉者的出现,会使授粉更高效,使植物再生更成功。当实验减少授粉动物种类时,发现物种的丧失会影响植物——授粉动物群落,进而最终触发生物多样性危机,并通过食物链反映出来。
大约有70%的植物依靠动物授粉,而至少有82种哺乳动物授粉者和103种鸟类授粉者已经灭绝或者濒临灭绝,这是亟需重视的问题。

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2.1.6 Concrete
V1 by jaejonng 710
第一段介绍concrete的作用,处理方法(这里有题,原文改写)
第二段说细菌对concrete应该有好的影响,但是细菌的存货时间很短,只有几天,所以其实是没有用的。
然后有个J做了一个实验,证明细菌对concrete还是有用的,因为数量猛增,而且其实可以活的很长,几个月甚至几年。
接下去又对J的实验部分否定,提出了另一个approach(很短,属于延伸部分),说在吧细菌加到concrete之前可以先做一个处理,这里有类比题,问这个处理和选项的哪个相似。
V2 by 小右twister 700+
关于concrete容易破碎的问题解决方法的讨论
Concrete有一种问题,就是在水渗进去的时候,受热胀冷缩的影响会crack(和一般的rock一样,这是第二个题目好像)
然后科学家就发明了一种方法,向concrete中加上了一种bacteria,这种bacteria(这个bacteria和另外一种加入的化学成分形成了另一种成分,这也是个考题,问的是哪种是concrete中原来就有的),但是有一个缺陷,就是这种bacteria在concrete中活不久
然后就发明了另一种方法,将bacteria先放到clay中,再放到concrete中,这样bacteria的寿命就能延长到even a year(有一题问的是哪一种情况最影响这种先放到clay的方法的可行性,类似于逻辑的weaken题)

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2.1.7 生物种群的多样性
V1 by沫澧 700
对比死水和活水里生物种群的多样性(这篇很坑爹。。。这篇生物专业术语特别多) 说活水和死水里生物种群的多样性是不一样的,但是为什么捏
第二段说在活水里可能是因为物种繁殖的速度决定了这个物种是否能存活,繁殖速度足够快(我猜是说不能在还没生出一堆小宝宝之前就被悲催的冲走了),才能在活水里存活下来。如果这是唯一的原因的话,死水里的种群多样性应该高于活水,但是捏,你懂得,没有这么简单。。。科学家们又发现,一些死水里的种群还不如活水多,介个又是为什么捏~ 第三段来鸟~~
第三段科学家又说,这可能是因为死水里捕食者predator多,使得死水里生物种类少。而活水里捕食者少,各种群之间主要为了争夺有限的资源而发生矛盾,限制了他们的数量
V2 by jessiacacai
关于ecosystem,很长的一段。
很难确定在ecosystem的管理中怎么做才是合适的,比如是否应该用species diversity作为indicator of a healthy system. 一贯认为,越diverse越好,但是也存在一些其他情况。举了个例子,某E做的研究,说一个pristine的环境是low diverse,而另一个环境加入了exotic species而增加了diversity.
考题:
E的研究说明了什么?lz选的答案是low diversity好
V3 by bmny 720
有一篇阅读讲的是阶段性干涸的水里的鱼和永不干涸的水里的鱼,单词意思不是很理解,不知道是不是这个意思
第二段,阶段性干涸的水里的鱼繁殖后代的时间不够(因为水干了后代就孵不出来了),然后怎么怎么地就推出阶段性干涸的水里的鱼的variety应该比永不干涸的水里的多,但是事实却不是这样的。某人研究发现,这是因为永不干涸的水里,predator也比较多。
第三段就讲,这个predator多了以后,永不干涸的水里的鱼的种内(还是种间?)竞争(竞争食物和空间)就少了。
有一个问题问的是阶段性干涸的水里的鱼的竞争方式,不知道我有没有看反。。。
V4 by joandjaygbd 710
讲一种temporary habitat 和permanent habitat之间community diversity还是difference什么的~~不太记得了
temporary物种少,predator少,所以survival主要依靠resource competition
permanent物种多,large predator多,所以survival就靠avoid predator的捕食。。。
这篇文章第三段全highlight了,超鲜艳~~
V5 by 小右twister 700+
关于composition of different ponds 对同一种动物生存的影响
一个是ephemeral的池塘,一个是permanent的池塘,对同一种tadpole
在ephemeral的池塘中,tadpole多为同类竞争;在permanent的池塘中,tadpole主要面对predator的竞争(嘿~我可能记反了,还有其他一些因素的影响,比如tadpole的成长期什么的。。。。)
V6 by 慕小蕾 700+
死水活水的那个。一个是E开头的水,一个是P开头的水。
     先说动物在E中能否存活,取决于development的时间,如果还没development完水就dry up了,就不能存活。这样说来E中的生物应该比P生物多,但是发现并不是这样。
     然后科学家就研究了predator 和 competition of resources(不是这个词,意思差不多)的关系。得出结论E中的生物更需要为了resource来compete的能力,而P中的生物更需要抵御predator的能力。(这边有题)
V7 by anny22781 750
然后有一篇好像是生物多样性,一般认为生态系统越多样化就越好,可是也有可能生物多样性反而带来不好的影响,比如有个research发现某个地方有外来的物种出现导致了物种比另一个地方更多样,可就是因为有外来的物种生态学家认为很有可能会有degration。
背景知识
Natural aquatic habitats include ponds, lakes, rivers, streams, springs, estuaries, bays, and various types of wetlands. Some of these habitats are shallow and others deep, some are cold-water and others warm-water, some are freshwater and others saltwater, and some have high oxygen levels and others little oxygen.
Aquatic habitats can be classified as:
•        non-flowing waters like lakes and ponds,
•        slowly-flowing waters like marshes and swamps, and
•        flowing waters like rivers and streams.
Aquatic ecosystems consist of living organisms together with their nonliving habitat. Although the ecosystem concept is a useful one, the exact definition is somewhat arbitrary. For example, an ecosystem can range in size from a small water droplet to the vast oceanic ecosystem, and the upper, lower, and horizontal boundaries are often not well established.

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2.1.8 农作物
By lesezeichen 680
篇说农作物的,但是我不懂那个单词我就不误导了,总之很长的文章,好几段。一段先说了这个p开头的单词的作物(也许是野生植物,或者说多年生,因为是和crop和annualy做比较的)和普通我们种植的作物的区别,大概就是不需要施肥也不会遭虫子之类的。第二段就说了一下我们老祖宗是怎么慢慢开始农作物耕种的,大概是解释为什么有的就变成了我们的水稻玉米之类的,有的就还是野生的没人要的吧,嗨~,然后后面第三段,或者甚至第四段就开始讲了各种原理,总之就是再说这种p植物可以被种植的feasibility吧。
V2 by fanyanyun 710
有一篇是讲农作物 wild和家养的(好像是D开头的单词) 然后说是家养的和野生的很多特性不一样  第二段介绍为什么后不一样 好像是祖先选择的结果 这段仔细看 有题  然后后面又说科学家想把家养的和野生的杂交 获得新的品种 具有野生的抗虫性    有一道题是让你选科学家杂交是最想获得野生的什么特性  是为了能保持土地 还是抗虫性 还是为了能扩大种植的面积
V3 sherryzhao
说那个perennial plant的研究。记得有一段是说祖先挑了annual但是其实perennial可以达到相同的quality..还有一段是说perennial为了适应野外生存会把更多resource放给根茎。
V4 by coollijun v40
第一段有P的野生的作物和Annual的作物对比,和普通我们种植的作物的区别,他的优点有神马神马,包括不需要施肥,不会遭虫子云云
第二段就说了一下我们老祖宗是怎么慢慢开始农作物耕种的,这段介绍了Annual最后成为了我们的标准农作物的原因是因为祖先经过几代的筛选,而P没有成为标准农作物是因为P生长周期很短,因此不需要人工特别挑选,需要得时候就到野外去找就是。(这个地方有个题目问为啥P没有成为主要的作物)
然后后面第三段,第四段就是我们要把P Domesticated!可以杂交,也可以培育P,而P的缺点是产种率低,低的原因是植物把大部分的营养资源都用来抵抗旱灾,抵抗虫子了,我们如果能够对P进行一些修改(这个地方会考一个题目,问要把P的哪个能力给河蟹掉,要河蟹的就是抵抗旱灾的能力,因为家养后会有人工灌溉,不需要植物本身再耗费资源去抵抗旱灾了),这样就可以取长补短。这样P以后前途无量啊。(主旨题一个)

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2.1.9 热带气温下降
V1 by angella0228 710
第三篇是关于热带气温下降的
说热带气温就下降了2度,别的地方都下降了5度。没人可以解释这个。一个科学家G做research发现海里一个什么动物的化石好像,表明他在***时候活着,而那个动物要在很高的温度才能生存,所以就觉得在***时候的气温就下降了2度。而陆地上证据表面下降的更多,和海洋不一致什么的,然后就cast doubt to 科学家G的结论。于是另一个科学家研究了一下发现那个人是错的,每个地方下降的温度都一样。
(1)    问G的research作用
(2)    另一个人的研究发现了什么
V2 by coollijun v40
2.1.9 气温  做到这里的时候时间关系,很快过的原文就选了答案,所以记不起来,没法补充啦。
问题一: 1976年后的那个陆地研究有何意义?
问题一: 主旨题
问题三: 细节题

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2.2.1 steam egenier
V1 by sunicity
最后一篇阅读是关于steam egenier 的效用,传统观念认为可以提高效率, 减少燃料消耗,但是又有一些人反对,说事实上这会引起燃料消耗的增加,因为效率提高人们用coal的成本就低了, 事实证明也是这样,一般是刚开始时候燃料消耗减少,之后就更多的增加。
V2 by liaoangbo 600
还有一篇是关于蒸汽机的燃烧效率和煤炭开采的,LZ没看懂,但确定是先说了下原来J发明的蒸汽机怎么样,然后瓦特发明的蒸汽机怎么样,然后是一些关于蒸汽机效率和煤炭消耗量的文字,没懂。最后说瓦特的蒸汽机整到苏格兰去,一开始因为效率提高了,煤炭消耗少了,可因此又刺激了经济大量使用蒸汽机,所以后来煤炭消耗量一下有增加了,这里考了道题,说瓦特的蒸汽机整到苏格兰去后发生了什么?我选的刚开始的时候减少了煤炭消耗。顺便说下这篇很短3/5屏左右,而且LZ是在30题以后碰上的,所以估计是600分的题目,遇到这篇的同学们请注意自己目前的分数段。
V3 by 慕小蕾 700+
第一段先说有些把资源的大量损耗归结为传统的steam engine,所以建议开发新的更省资源的。
然后一个人提出这样做不会达到省资源的目的,因为开发新的机器虽然会减少能耗,但会提高人们的利用率。
最后引用了一个例子。用一个叫W的engine在一个城市。这个城市在用W初期,资源的耗费确实减少了,但过了几年,资源的耗费就成倍的增长。
V4 by weiyibin139
考到了蒸汽机的那一篇,文章只有半屏幕,很短,而且不是很难,只要记住文章的脉络主旨即可
传统的观点认为蒸汽机增加了烧煤的效率,所以就会使用煤减少,但是S的研究表明,增加了烧煤的效率,但是使用煤成本降低,用煤量反而增多,最后举了Scotland的例子,Scotland采用了W的蒸汽机增加了烧煤的效率,但用煤量反而增多了。
考题:主旨题,以及问举例W的蒸汽机的作用,都是很简单的,不过在高分题库里,做的时候要小心(这是我最后一篇阅读,而且我确定我前几篇阅读做的很好)

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2.2.2 limb进化
V1 by fargone
讨论limb是怎么从鱼类进化来得,第一段说limb是当鱼从干了水域挪到另一个水域的过程中逐渐进化出来的。第二段提出新的观点说limb是当鱼还是什么水生物在水里时就进化出来了,用以让它把头抬出水面呼吸。第三段记不起来了
V2 by joandjaygbd 710
新老观点并提出解释,讲vertebrate怎么evolve legs
第一段:Fish 先cross dry land 再evolve legs
第二段:但是,a new finding of fossils of S(一种鱼) 显示,fish evolve legs in aquatic conditions.
第三段:解释为什么,讲了limb 的作用,可以帮助它们从水里探头出来,呼吸还是干嘛~~~
Q:第一段的作用
V3 by 风雨楼台
是说关于水生动物陆地进化过程中leg是什么时候长出来的,讲到了两种fossil来证明。

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2.2.3 GWD27 q3-q6
BY ten0708
GWD-27-Q3-Q6 鸟为什么会飞的两种理论
Two opposing scenarios,        两种解释鸟飞的假设:树栖和疾走。
the “arboreal” hypothesis and
the “cursorial” hypothesis, have
Line traditionally been put forward con-
(5)  cerning the origins of bird flight.
The “arboreal” hypothesis holds      树栖论说鸟祖先爬上树滑行下来,随
that bird ancestors began to fly       着羽毛越来越大,最终飞了起来。
by climbing frees and gliding
down from branches with the
(10) help of incipient feathers: the
height of trees provides a good
starting place for launching flight,
especially through gliding. As
feathers became larger over time,
(15) flapping flight evolved and birds
finally became fully air-borne.
This hypothesis makes intuitive       树栖论的问题:始祖鸟和M恐龙没有
Sense, but certain aspects are         明显的栖树适应性,如合适的脚。
Troubling. Archaeopteryx (the
(20) earliest known bird) and its
maniraptoran dinosaur cousins
have no obviously arboreal
adaptations, such as feet fully
adapted for perching. Perhaps        没分析显示始祖鸟曾用前肢爬树和飞,
(25) some of them could climb trees,
but no convincing analysis has
demonstrated how Archaeopteryx
would have both climbed and
flown with its forelimbs, and there
(30) were no plants taller than a few       始祖鸟化石发现的地方也没有发现高
meters in the environments where      树。
Archaeopteryx fossils have been
found. Even if the animals could       即使它会爬树也不表明会滑翔。
climb trees, this ability is not
(35) synonymous with gliding ability.
(Many small animals, and even
some goats and kangaroos,
are capable of climbing trees
but are not gliders.) Besides,
(40) Archaeopteryx shows no obvi-
ous features of gliders, such as        它没明显的滑翔特征。
a broad membrane connecting
forelimbs and hind limbs.
   The “cursorial”(running)
(45) hypothesis holds that small           疾走论认为鸟为了躲避猎食者,奔跑
dinosaurs ran along the ground        并张开双臂平行
and stretched out their arms for
balance as they leaped into the
air after insect prey or, perhaps,
(50) to avoid predators. Even rudi-         前肢的原始特征能帮助身体稍微升高
mentary feathers on forelimbs
could have expanded the arm’s
surface area to enhance lift
slightly. Larger feathers could         然后鸟慢慢就飞起来了。
(55) have increased lift incrementally,
until sustained flight was gradu-
ally achieved. Of course, a leap
into the air does not provide the
acceleration produced by drop-
(60) ping out of a tree; an animal
would have to run quite fast
to take off. Still, some small
terrestrial animals can achieve
high speeds. The cursorial
(65) hypothesis is strengthened by
the fact that the immediate the-         兽脚亚目恐龙祖先拥有各种疾走的
ropod dinosaur ancestors of            特点。
birds were terrestrial, and they
had the traits needed for high
(70) lift off speeds: they were small,
agile, lightly built, long-legged,         另外,
and good runners. And because         它们用两足走,双臂有空用来拍打。
they were bipedal, their arms
were free to evolve flapping flight,
(75) which cannot be said for other
reptiles of their time.

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Q 3:
The primary purpose of the passage is to

A.        present counterevidence to two hypotheses concerning the origins of  bird flight
B.        propose and alternative to two hypotheses concerning the origins of bird flight
correct certain misconceptions about hypotheses concerning the  origins of bird flight
C.        (missing)
D.        refute a challenge to a hypothesis concerning the origins of bird flight
E.        evaluate competing hypotheses concerning the origins of bird flight

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Q 4:
The passage presents which of the following facts as evidence that tends to undermine the arboreal hypothesis?

A.        Feathers tend to become larger over time
B.        Flapping flight is thought to have evolved gradually over time
C.        Many small animals are capable of climbing trees.
D.        Plants in Archaeopteryx’s known habitats were relatively small
E.        Leaping into the air does not provide as much acceleration as gliding out of a tree

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Q 5:
Which of the following is included in the discussion of the cursorial hypothesis but not in the discussion of the arboreal hypothesis?

A.        A discussion of some of the features of Archaeopteryx
B.        A description of the environment known to have been inhabited by bird ancestors
C.        A possible reason why bird ancestors might have been engaging in activities that eventually evolved into flight
D.        A description of the obvious features of animals with gliding ability
E.        An estimate of the amount of time it took for bird ancestors to evolve the kind of flapping flight that allowed them to become completely airborne

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Q 6:
The passage suggests which of the following regarding the climbing ability of Archaeopteryx?

A.        Its ability to climb trees was likely hindered by the presence of incipient feathers on its forelimbs.
B.        It was probably better at climbing trees than were its maniraptoran dinosaur cousins.
C.        It had certain physical adaptations that suggest it was skilled at climbing trees.
D.        Scientists have recently discovered fossil evidence suggesting it could not climb trees.
E.        Scientists are uncertain whether it was capable of climbing trees

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2.2.4 伽利略水泵
V1 by 千堂月莎 710
有问到 主旨,备选答案记得有 A-说明伽利略在发现某问题里的作用 B-描述 a series of scientists 不断找寻某答案的过程(我选的这个)
C-说明两种实质相同的,对某现象的解释/推论方法(应该是一对一错,不是实质相同吧)
还问了以下哪些因素与水可以上升的高度无关 选项包括什么 水管的直径 和什么什么的
V2 by michelleyiyan
再就是伽利略关于水能在pump里面通过多高的认识,后来说伽利略的认识是错误的,然后提出了另外一个人的观点
V3 by 小右twister 700+
关于气压的理论,伽利略合理接受力亚里士多德的部分理论,却在further research中astray了;然后另一个人discover了正确的理论
有一个主题题,一个小列举的提问(影响。。。的factors有哪些。。。关键词我给忘了。。。)
背景知识
阅读材料:感谢xibao大人!狗主人确定!
Galileo’s parti non quante seem to account for his curious physical treatment of vacua. His attention had been directed to failure of suction pumps and siphons for columns of water beyond a fixed height. He accounted for this by treating water as a material having its own limited tensile strength, on the analogy of rope or copper wire, which will break of its own weight if sufficiently long. The cohesion of matter seemed to him best explained by the existence of minute vacua. Not only did he fail to suggest the weight of air as an explanation of the siphon phenomena, but he rejected that explanation when it was clearly offered to him in a letter by G. B. Baliani. Yet Galileo was not only familiar with the weight of air; he had himself devised practicable methods for its determination, set forth in this same book, giving even the correction for the buoyancy of the air in which the weighing was conducted.
重要提示:http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/Galileo.aspx这个是原地址, 介绍Galileo 生平. 然后大家search pump, 第一个pump的那一段就是了

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