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21.Which can best describe the requirements for the entries?Weber's house is home to about 38 species of insects and 99 species of birds."I really enjoy seeing the life,"sheA.Original and positive.B.Hopeful and sharp.says."There're about 300 species of plants in the yard."C.Instructive and creative.D.Interesting and touchingMs.Weber is among the growing number of homeowners who have traded their lawns for native and wildlife22.What do we know about the writing competition?gardens.The trend follows growing awareness of the need for species conservation in local ecosystems.A.It is held every other year.B.It is intended for teenagers"The plants and animals around us run the ecosystem,"says Doug Tallamy,professor at the University ofC.It is an international contestD.It includes over two categoriesDelaware.But he adds,"We're losing our insects,and we're losing our plants and losing our birds.This is a23.What should a pupil do to take part in the competition?disaster.And it stems from the fact that we've taken away the native plants or used incorrect plants.Not all plantsA.Submit his or her text to the given websiteB.Provide all his or her contact informationsupport the insects that run the food webs that feed the birds and everything else.This breakdown of the food webC.Have his or her entry published online.D.Get his or her parents'agreement.has led to what environmental experts call a mass extinction event."But conservation experts think anyone with a yard can be part of the solution.America has more than 40One day in her 20s,Hilary Krieger was sitting in her parents'Boston home when her friend accidentallymillion acres of land used as lawns.Although green lawns may look pleasing,Professor Tallamy calls themsquirted (himself with an orange slice."Isaid excitedly,Oh,the orange just orbisculated,she recalls."And"deadscape"land that does not suppor biodiversity or the local ecosystem.he said,'It did what?'"Embarrassed that her friend didn't know the word,Hilary bet him $5 that it was in theNative gardens of any size in residential(住宅的)areas form“conservation passages'”that support localdictionary.She looked at the spot in the dictionary where"orbisculate"should have been,and said,"What's wrongwildlife.Local insects depend on these conservation passages and in turn support creatures higher on the foodwith the dictionary?"Then Hilary ran into her dad's office and told him the shocking news.Her father explainedchain.If you add all of the residential landscape,it's far more than the national park systems combined.If enoughthat he coined the word and had been using it their whole lives.people could devote part of their landscape to the native plants that have developed with the insects in theirTwo decades later,her father died at age 78.Hilary found herself telling the story again and again.The wordecosystem,we could reduce the impact and maybe even stop the mass extinction.represents even when something is painful and annoying,you can laugh and have fun with it.Then she thought28.What aspect does paragraph I try to show about Dawn Weber's yard?A.Its diversity of species.B.Its beautiful scenery."orbisculate"should be in the dictionary!It isn't easy,but the Kriegers'78-point plan hatched by Hilary and her brotherC.Its abundant food supply.D.Its popularity in St.LouisJonathan Krieger,as described on their website orbisculate.com,is the most important step.They encourage people touse"orbisculate"in a wide variety of contexts,such as in comic books,news stories,and podcasts().29.What is the root cause of the mass extinction event?B.Local plants have disappeared.Editors of dictionaries go over various materials for new words."There is no single word that describes theA.Local creatures have died out.squirting in the eye that certain fruits do-that's one of the advantages'orbisculate'has,"senior editor EmilyC.Insects have ruined the food web.D.The local species were off balance.Brewster says."If the Kriegers accomplish all of the goals they outline on their website,the word's status would be30.Why does the author compare the residential landscape with national park systems?A.To show the great potential of native gardens.pretty inarguable,"Brewster adds.Hilary and Jonathan think the mission may take years.But perhaps just trying will provide them a cushionB.To praise the efforts to protect the local wildlifeagainst some of the feelings of despair and hopelessness,says Robert A.Neimeyer,a psychologist.This familyC.To explain the function of conservation passages.also designed a T-shirt featuring a cartoon citrus()to spread the word.Their friends often take pictures ofD.To stress the advantage of the national park systemsthemselves wearing their T-shirts and send the images to them."Just to have that reminder that there are people31.Which is the most suitable title for the text?A.Building your own conservation areaswho are thinking about you helps a lot,"says Jonathan.B.Local lawns are more than just a view24.What do we know about Hilary Krieger according to paragraph 1?B.She used a made-up expression.C.Native gardens are repairing local ecosystemsA.She won five dollars in the end.D.How to recover food webs of residential areasC.She disliked eating orange slicesD.She spotted a mistake in a dictionary.D25.Why did the Kriegers put forward the 78-point plan?A.To support people experiencing pains.B.To promote the spirit of being optimistic.Obesity (rates have increased dramatically in developed countries over the past 40 years.For a long-especially for foods that are high-calorie and low inC.To praise their dad for his language talent.D.To make the word coined by their father popular.time,researchers have assumed that marketing messagesnutrition-are at least partly responsible for the widespread obesity.But are people with obesity really more likely26.What does Emily Brewster think of the family's goal?C.HopefulD.Modest.to be influenced by food marketing?And if they are,is that a permanent tendency,or can it change over time?AA.Ridiculous.B.Traditional.new study led by Dr.Yann Comnil,an assistant professor at the UBC Sauder School of Business,shed some lighton27.What could be inferred about the family?these questions.A.They will achieve their goal soon.For the study,the researchers followed three groups:patients with severe obesity before they had aB.Their campaign makes them relieved()as well as 3 and 12 months later;people with obesity who were not undergoing bariatric surgery;andC.The support from family guarantees their success.people who were not obese.D.They defined the family attachment with a new word.To measure their responsiveness to food marketing.Dr.Comil's team evaluated what's called framing effects-Cthat is,how branding,advertising and labelingframe"and infuence food evaluations and choices.In their study.It's a hot summer afternoon in St.Louis,and Dawn Weber's yard is filled with life.A catbird flies over groupsparticipants were asked to estimate the calorie content in popular snacks and drinks,which were typically framedof bees,as dragonflies skip across a pond.At just over a quarter of anacre,the carpet of native plants around Ms.第2页·共4页22

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