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26.What does the word"integral"mean in paragraph five?A.Separable!B.Unnecessary:e.EssentialD.Involved埃与27.From which is the text probably taken?28.What did the researchers want to know about the participants before the study?A.How much they know about climate issuesAA news reportB.A travel brochureB How much they care about climate change.C.A biology textbookD.A health magazineC.Why they need to know about climate change.D.Whether they've been affected by climate issues.A study has found that kids exposed to climate change science at school would use it toconvince their parents of the issue's urgency.It turns out that a child can be a profound influencer.29.Why can children influence their parents'opinions on climate change?A new study from the University of North Carolina set out to discover just how effective childrenA.Because parents are easy to change.are at changing their parents'minds-and the answer is very.B.Because of children's innocent personalities.For the study,researchers asked teachers to bring climate change studies into theirCBecause of the close connection between them.curriculum.Before the study starts,238 students and 292 parents completed a survey toD.Because parents often focus on what their children learn at schooldetermine their level of concern about climate change.Then they were divided into a control and30.What may cause the result that daughters have more impact on parents?an experimental group,and the latter was given the new climate change material at school.A.That girls have better communication skills.Following the two-year test period,all participants completed another survey to see if anythingB.That girls know more about climate issues than boys.had changed.C.That parents are more willing to listen to their daughters.D.That girls are more active in persuading their parents than boys.The researchers have found that children do bring home what they've learned at school and31.What can we learn from the last paragraph?communicate it to their parents,engaging in ways that encourage parents to reconsider theirA.The limitation of the study.views.This is partly due to the trust that exists between parents and children,making it easier toB.The significanee of the findingstalk about an emotionally-charged issue such as climate change.等性C.What researchers'should do in future studies.Over the years,both the control and experimental groups developed more concern aboutD.How children can improve the parent-child relationship.climate change,but the change was most pronounced in families where children were taught theDcurriculum.Curiously,the people who showed the greatest attitude change were parents ofWilliam Simpson has taken responsibility for the care of 120 wild horses that roam()ondaughters.The reason for daughters having more impact than sons is unknown,but it's thoughthis land.He calls the project the Wild Horse Fire Brigade and hopes the discoveries he makesthat perhaps young girls are more effective communicators than boys or were more concernedfrom living among the animals will contribute to the debate around the role herbivores(食草动物about the issue to begin with.can play in wildfire reduction.Simpson argues that the steep decline of herbivores in the region isChildren are effective advocates because they are not weighed down by the burden ofa factor in the state's overgrown forests and grasslands,which in turn feeds increasingly extremepreconceived(先入为主的)ideas and deep-ooed personal idenities.They're a clean sheet,wildfires."We've lost our herbivory so now we have abundant,abnormally high levels ofwilling to absorb new information and pass it on with enthusiasm.The findings offer hope at avegetative materials which are driving the fires,"he says.time when we desperately need it.Lead study author Danielle Lawson said,"If we can promoteFederal protection was granted to wild horses and burros ()in 1971 in an effort to stopthis community-building and conversation-building on climate change,we can come together andtheir decline.This led to a rapid population increase and a few years later the Bureau of Landwork together on a solution."Management(BLM)was tasked with reducing the rapid growth.It began removing wild horses英语试卷第7页（供12页）英语试卷第6页（共12页）