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Passage One

题材：环保

题目：the search for the alternative to plastic

题型：判断题5，填空题8

文章主旨：文章介绍了plastic 的特点，但是因为其不可分解的特性，

所以尝试从milk protein and clay 中寻找新物质去代替,比如；casein and aerogel

判断题：

1.F

2.吀casein can soften the ivory and …

3.吀挀愀猀攀椀渀分解快速的特性，又再一次吸引大家

4.F

5.一G环境友好型产品可能会越来越便宜

表格填空；

6. destroyed bywater

8. askeleton漀昀clay

10.bubbleseliminated by mixing

11.

12. similar qualities to ……(化学物质）

13.decomposition

Passage Two

题材：生物

题目：the culture of挀栀椀洀瀀愀渀稀攀攀

题型：段落细节配对题4，判断题4 ，耀呻须5

文章主旨：本文主要讲了人类对黑猩猩与人之间文化上有很多相似研究已久，但是最近发现之前人的研究方法上有些问题，研究黑猩猩的行为过于宽广，从而日本的生物学家们在坦桑尼亚进行了建立了两个实验基地，改变了早期的实验方法，发现了黑猩猩在工具的使用，交流跟社交上的文化特性

段落细节配对题：

14.A methodological problem with research ..

15.D

16.B琀栀攀identification of difference between humans and chimpanzees

17.E琀栀攀new classification system

是非判断题

18.吀Goodall’s research证明了一些黑猩猩的行为

19.F

20.吀

21.一G

22.吀黑猩猩的行为也有可能变得跟人的行为一样越来越复杂

简答题；

1.坦桑尼亚頀目问日本东京大学科学家跟goodall在哪里建立了field sites

2.1960s which decades人们对黑猩猩行为有了明显的发现

3.occurrence or absence頀目问what term 科学家采用了研究黑猩猩的行为

4.栀甀洀愀渀observers 在seven field site, 黑猩猩能看见什么？Passage Three

题材：科技

题目：the digital revolution of history study

题型：单选题4，判断题4 ，摘要找词填空题6

文章主旨：文章主要讲解了现代科技技术也逐渐改变学术研究的方法，作者拿自己跟同事的projects举了两个先进的科学技术运用于其European history study: video-conference and web-based study 比如wiki的好处及conservative professors不敢尝试的原因

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