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(D)29.What is the second paragraph mainlyabout?A.The origin of the UNESCO WorldHeritage list.(A)35.What is Heather Bracken-Grissom'sB.The benefit of the UNESCO Worldattitude towards the study?Heritage list.A.Positive.B.Negative.C.The influence of the UNESCO WorldC.Neutral.D.Unclear.Heritage list.D.The categories of the UNESCO WorldgHeritage list.g(A)30.What is the main goal of the List of World第二节根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空Heritage in Danger?白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。A.To alert people to the threats facing theA pest control operator is a professional who identifies,manages,andsites.clears pests from residential and commercial buildings and land.They use aB.To persuade people out of visiting them.variety of methodsC36Whatever the methods,they aim for asafe,pest-freeC.To show the value of different sites.environment.These professionals may be independent contractors (D.To raise money for charities.or work for a company or government agency.(B)31.What does Robot Andrew think of theA.The pests needed to be handled can be various.reconstruction of the Tombs of the BugandaB.For example,the entries are found in some pipes.C.For example.they may adopt chemicals and trapsKings at Kasubi?D.The commereial buildings usually have fewer pests.A.Fundamental.B.Inspirational.E.The offer of regular inspections isalso part of the reportC.Complex.D.Disappointing.F.Many people don't want to leave,but they'd better obey.G.They also typically check outdoor plants for signs of pestsAccording to a new study.during the last 230 million years of theirDA37 The most common insects are cockroaches(蜂螂)，spiders andmesIf you are at the beach or exploring rock pools,you might well see aants.Bees and the related nests are other common targets.Animal pestscrab hiding under the rock.In fact,there are more crab species than mammalspecies on Earth,and they live in all kinds of habitats,from deep seasoften include mice and some other types of animals that have sharp frontto mountains The creatures are able to change in order to deal with newteeth.Occasionally,birds or snakes that have nested in buildings shouldis extraordinises scientists一th ast mo yer erent pars ofalso be removed.the world have moved away from the sea.Scientists recorded the crabs'gradual development over a long period of time by studying genes from344 crab species.The team combined their analysis with data from crabA.The pests needed to be handled can be various.fossils to show how species have evolved over time.The study showed thatB.For example,the entries are found in some pipes.two crabgroups apdecidethat life on land wn't for them afteC.For example,they may adopt chemicals and trapsall and they moved back to the sea.However,others liked it and stayedD.The commercial buildings usually have fewer pestsputCrabs are very sensitive to climate change.Over the last few years.E.The offer of regular inspections is also part of the reportmore than 10 billion snow crabs have disappeared from the ocean neaF.Many people don't want to leave,but they'd better obey.Alaska in the US.For a long tirne.scientists didn't know what had causedG.They also typically check outdoor plants for signs of peststhe disappearance.However,the new research has shown that the seaaround Alaska have become slightly warmer.It means that the crabs willHomeowners frequently let pest control operators schedule inspectionsmove further north to find the colder waters that suit them better.when noticing pest problems experienced by their neighbors.ManyScientist Heather Bracken-Grissom said,"Crabs continue to amazeoperators offer free inspections.They commonly inspect the home indoorsus and studies such as this allow us to leam more about habitat transitionsfrom top to bottom,using special tools to check foundations,basementsand the timing of these important events.It will also help people betterunderstand the process of climate change on Earth."and other popular hiding places for pests.G38(C)32.What makes scientists surprised aboutA.The pests needed to be handled can be various.crabs?B.For example,the entries are found in some pipesA.Their various species.C.For example,they may adopt chemicals and traps.D.The commercial buildings usually have fewer pestsB.Their unique habitat.E.The offer of regular inspections is also part of the report.C.Their great adaptability.F.Many people don't want to leave,but they'd better obeyQD.Their large population.G.They also typically check outdoor plants for signs of pests.(B)33.How did scientists conduct the study?After the inspection,the operator normally prepares a report for thehomeowner that outlines areas of concern and recommends plans of action.A.By observing crabs'behavior.These plans often include applying chemicals,setting traps and sealing upB.By tracking crabs'evolution.suspected points of entry.E39 Because sometimes they need several triesC.By collecting crabs'fossils.to completely clear away some tough pests.D.By examining crabs'physical structure.(D)34.Why does the author mention snow crabs?A.The pests needed to be handled can be various.A.To voice an opinion.B.For example,the entries are found in some pipes.B.To draw a comparison.C.For example,they may adopt chemicals and trapsD.The commercial buildings usually have fewer pests.C.To introduce a topic.E.The offer of regular inspections is also part of the reportD.To provide an exampleF.Many people don't want to leave,but they'd better obey.gG.They also typically check outdoor plants for signs of pests4

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