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(D)11.What can we infer from Chris Sales'(C)12.What has been a mystery to scientists forwords?decades?阅读A.It is difficult to deal with PFAS in the阅读A.What the factors stimulating human babiesenvironment.B.This mechanism will soon be used in theto cry are.第environment.B.How baby mice's cries affect their breathingC.The method would be applied to differentpatterns.节kinds of chemicals.C.Whether human speech is an inborn abilityD.More research is needed before the节or a learned one.method is widely used.D.Whether baby mice's cries are similar inbeats to human babies'.gDFor decades,scientists who study human speechhave heatedly debated whether humans are(A)13.What does the author want to show in the读biologically programmed for speech or humans读second paragraph?develop the ability through learning.However,scientists fail to put forward concrete evidence to第A.The inspiration of the new study.B.The significance of the new study.support their opinions.Fortunately,a recent study节provides scientists with important new insights.节C.Approaches adopted by the new study.The study emerged from research on the cries thatD.Difficulties in conducting the new study.a newborn mouse makes when it is separated from itsmother.Analysis of the cries showed that they had(A)14.What did the researchers want to find阅读similarities to the production of syllables in humanout by studying mice?speech."We saw that within a single breath thereA.The origin of the rhythm in newbornmice's cries.could be multiple cries,and when these occurred,读B.The way that mice make regularthey were recurring in a rhythm,"says Dr Kevin第breathing rhythms.Yackle,the study's senior author."It was this thatC.The brain signals that indicate mice are节made us decide to take a closer look at the cry节close to crying.rhythm.”D.The frequency of mice's breathing whilethey are crying.So the team traced the numerous signals thatcontrol the muscles involved in producing the cries.(C )15.What can be concluded from the lastThen they looked for places in the brain where thereparagraph?读was an overlap(重叠)between cells involved inA.Brain cells related to speech change withmaking sounds and cells involved in breathing.读humans'growth."There really is only one area in the brain that has第B.The pronunciation of a certain syllablevaries among people.an overlap,"Yackle says.To make sure they'd foundC.Humans can speak fluently by adjusting节the right cells,the team removed these cells from节their speech and breath.some newborn mice.The animals continued toD.The difficulty in acquiring speech existsbreathe normally.But they stopped producing cries,in both humans and mice.or made cries that had no rhythm.Yackle suspects that a similar group of cells exists in阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处humans as it could explain why we are able to cry的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。from birth,and why even our earliest cries areNutritional advice comes from every corner of ourcoordinated(使l协调)with breathing and contain the读world.16 C.Moreover,we are encouraged to take arhythm of adult speech.multivitamin to fill in any gaps in our diet.The cells could also provide some of the "LEGOblocks"we use to construct words and sentences.If第The subject of popping a pill to get the recommended第daily allowance (of the various vitamins essential tothat's the case,fluent speech could be acquired ifoverall good health may be somewhat controversial.people learn how to control or transform the internalA.It is often associated with exposure to sunlightB.Darker skin also absorbs less vitamin D than paler skin节systems that relate to breathing and the production ofC.We get many tips on how to add nutrients to our everyday menusounds."You can breathe deeply and then say justD.It is essential for strong,healthy bones and a well-functioning brainE.Often,attention to our nutritional balance can improve thebah',"Yackle says."So that's one syllable in onesituationbreath.But you can also breathe and go bah,bah,bah,bah,bah,bah,bah,bah,bah'."G.Threrrf mi edeoterNature3