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第During the pandemic(大流行病)，my husband第一and I couldn't travel around the globe like we一11.Why does the author write the text?部always did,so we regrouped.We decided to travelA.To remind readers of the significance ofaround New Mexico,where we live.And we would分travelinglook for special experiences.We did this for twoB.To show the contrast between past and阅years.We went on special hikes.We saw the trackspresent travels.of animals that lived tens of millions of years beforeC.To reveal the over-reliance on technology in读the dinosaurs.We included these experiences in our读travel today.new book,Slow Travel New Mexico:UnforgettableTo inspire readers to embrace thePersonal Experiences in the Land of Enchantment.unexpected in their travels.g第第The name of the book includes New Mexico,but the部Most of us are familiar with yawn contagion(slow travel lessons are applicable anywhere.You欠传染)，which is the act of yawning when someonedon't have to travel halfway around the world to分nearby yawns,often but not always audibly(可听见have an exciting,meaningful trip.It can happen)And this phenomenon is not limited to humans.every time you leave your house.Start with talking阅It is known to occur among various social animals读to people and you're already well on your way读including certain apes,monkeys,pigs,wolves,domestic dogs,and lions.But other than humans,only one species-一the gelada(狮尾)，a species ofOld World monkey-is known to yawn audibly.第第Earlier studies have explored yawn contagion8.What might the author suggest people do onwithin and between various species;for example,some部travel planning?A.Start a trip without making any plans.部work has shown that dogs will yawn in response to thesound of human yawns.But to date,there have been no分B.Make sure the plan is accurate to every detail.known studies on intraspecific(同种间的)audibly-caused yawn contagion in a non-human species.Now aC.Plan the trip completely on your own阅research team from France and Italy has done it on thethoughts.阅gelada.读Stop trying to have everything planned inThe researchers assumed that-as with humansadvance.as it evolved(进化)，the sound of yawning amonggeladas might have led to the possibility of yawncontagion among subjects who could not see each other.第第To test their assumption,they conducted a study at9.How can you create a distinctive travelGermany's NaturZoo Rheine,which hosts a group部experience according to the author?of 106 geladas.There,the animals live in five core部A.By depending on guidebooks and reviews.units within two neighboring enclosures(围场)，B.By choosing spots less visited by tourists.divided by a pond.The animals in each enclosureBy talking to people you encounter randomly.can see and hear those in the neighboring enclosure.D.By having a flexible and personalized阅but cannot make physical contact with them.读itinerary.读From all the five units,the researchersrandomly selected 33 test subjects(7 males,26females;21 from one enclosure and 12 from theother).第10.What do we know about the author's new第Since audible yawns come mostly from males,thebook?researchers first recorded male yawn sounds.Then,It is based on her own experiences.部they played the sounds to the test subjects in分B.It is a collection of reviews from variousvarious conditions and observed their reactions.travelers.Notably,the result showed that audibly-based阅C.It provides a list of must-visit places in New阅yawn contagion exists among geladas.In addition,the test subjects yawned more often in reaction to读Mexico.读D.It introduces the development of slow travelaudible yawns made by individuals from their ownin New Mexico.group,indicating that group membership could bea factor in audibly-based yawn contagion

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