Niki: ：Niki英劍七test11,examplesofwildlifeotherthanbatswhichdonotrelyonvisiontonavigateby2,howearlym lsavoideddyingout3,whybatshuntinthe4,howaparticulardiscoveryhashelpedourunderstandingofbats5,earlymilitaryusesofecholocationFacialBlindpeoplereportthatso-called‘facialvision’iscomparabletothesensationoftouchontheface.Infact,thesensationismoresimilartothewayinwhichpainfroma6armorlegmightbefelt.Theabilityactuallycomesfromperceiving7throughtheears.However,evenbeforethiswasunderstood,theprinciplehadbeenappliedinthedesignofinstrumentswhichcalculatedthe8oftheseabed.Thiswasfollowedbyawartimeapplicationindevicesforfinding9.10,Longbeforetheinventionofradar, hadresultedinasophisticatedradar-likesysteminbats.11,Radarisaninaccuratetermwhenreferringtobatsbecause arenotusedintheirnavigationsystem.12,Radarandsonararebasedonsimilar 13,Theword‘echolocation’wasfirstusedbysomeoneworkingasa 劍七test1Iscientists’callforarevisionIIan nationforreducedwaterirrigationsystemsfallintoenvironmentalthefinancialcostofrecenttechnologicaltherelevancetoaddressingtheconcernoverincreasingasurprisingdownwardtrendindemandfortheneedtoraiseadescriptionofancient 21,wateruse ishigherintheindustrialworldthanitwasinAncient22,Feedingincreasingpopulationsispossibledueprimarilytoimprovedirrigationsystems.23,modernwatersystemsimitatethoseoftheancientGreeksandRomans.24,Industrialgrowthisincreasingtheoveralldemandfor25,modern haveledtoareductionindomesticwaterconsumption.26,inthe ernmentshouldmaintainownershipofwater劍七test127Thebookeducatingpsycheismainlyconcerned28,Lozanov’stheoryclaimsthat,whenwetrytoremember29,inthispassage,theauthorusestheexamplesofabookandalecturetoillustratethat30,Lozanovclaimsthatteachersshouldtrainstudentsto31,intheexampleofsuggestopedicteachinginthe paragraph,theonlyviablethatchangesisthemusic.32,Priortothesuggestopediaclass,studentsaremadeawarethatthelanguageexperiencewillbedemanding.33,inthefollow-upclass,theteachingactivitiesaresimilartothoseusedinconventional34,asanindirectbenefit,studentsnoticeimprovementsintheir35,teacherssaytheyprefersuggestopediatotraditionalapproachestolanguage36,studentsinasuggestopediaclassretainmorenewvocabularythanthoseinordinarySuggetopediausesalessdirectmethodofsuggestionthanothertechniquessuchashypnosis.However,Lozanoradmitsthatacertainamountofisnecessaryinordertoconvincestudents,evenifthisisjusta.Furthermore,ifthemethodistosucceed,teachersmustfollowasetprocedure.AlthoughLozanov’smethodhas equite,theresultsofmostotherteachersusingthismethodhavebeen 劍七test21,onlytwoJapanesepagodashavecollapsedin14002,theHanshinearthquakeof1995destroyedthepagodaattheToji3,theotherbuildingsneartheTojipagodahadbeenbuiltinthelast304,thebuildersofpagodasknewhowtoabsorbsomeofthepowerproducedbysevereweather5,easyinterioraccesstotop6,tilesoneaves7,useasobservation8,sizeofeavesuptohalfthewidthofthebuilding9,originalreligiouspurpose10,floorsfittinglooselyovereachother11,inaJapanesepagoda,theshinbashira12,ShuzoIshidaperformsexperimentsinorderto13,thestoreysofaJapanesepagodaare劍七test214,acostinvolvedinpurifyingdomestic15,thestagesinthedevelopmentofthefarmingindustry16,thetermusedtodescribehiddencosts17,oneeffectofchemicalsonwater18,severalspeciesofwildlifeintheBritishcountrysidearedeclining.19,thetasteoffoodhasdeterioratedinrecentyears20,thefinancialcostsofenvironmentaldamagearewidely21,oneofthecostscalculatedbyProfessorPrettywasillnesscausedbyProfessorPrettyconcludesthat arehigherthanmostpeoplerealize,becausewethreedifferenttypesofpayment.HefeelsitisrealistictosuggestthatBritainshouldreduceitsrelianceon.Althoughmostfarmerswouldbeunabletoadaptto ,ProfessorPrettywantstheernmenttoinitiatechangebyestablishingwhathereferstoasa Hefeelsthiswouldhelptochangetheattitudesofbothand 劍七test2IMIRTPasafutureIdentifyingthemaintransportPreferenceformotorized ’initialimprovementsinmobilityandtransportTransportimprovementsinthenorthernpartoftheimprovementsintherailcooperationofdistrictroleofwheelbarrowsand31,MIRPTwasdividedintofive32,PriortothestartofMIRTPtheMaketedistrictwasalmostinaccessibleduringtherainy33,PhaseIofMIRTPconsistedofasurveyofhouseholdexpenditureon34,thesurveyconcludedthatone-fifthor20%ofthehouseholdtransportrequirementasoutsidethelocalarea.35,MIRTPhopedtoimprovethemovementofgoodsfromMaketedistricttothecountry’s36,Constructionoffootbridges,stepsandhandrails37,FrequentbreakdownofbusesandtrucksinMakete38,theimprovementofsecondaryroadsandpaths39theisolationofMaketeforpartofthe40,whichofthefollowingphrasesbestdescribesthemainaimofreadingpassage劍七test31,Antsusethesamechannelsofcommunicationashumans2,Citylifeisonefactorthatencouragesthedevelopmentofinligence3,Antscanbuildlargecitiesmorequicklythanhumansdo.4,Someantscanfindtheirwaybymakingcalculationsbasedondistanceandposition.5,Inoneexperiment,foragingteamswereabletousetheirsenseofsmelltofindfood.6,Theessay,‘Intheofants’,exploresantcommunication.AntsasAntshavesophisticatedmethodsoffarming,includingherdinglivestockandgrowingcrops,whichareinmanywayssimilartothoseusedinhumanagriculture.Theantscultivatealargenumberofdifferentspeciesofediblefungiwhichconvertintoaformwhichtheycandigest.Theyusetheirownnaturalasweed-killersandalsouseunwantedmaterials . ysisshowstheyconstantlyupgradethesefungibydevelospeciesandby specieswithneighboringantcolonies.Infact,thefarmingmethodsofantscouldbesaidtobemoreadvancedthanhumanagribusiness,sincetheyuse methods,theydonotaffectthe anddonotwaste 劍七test3Itheresultsoftheresearchintoblood-dental ysisofthedentalandlinguisticdevelopmentsinthemethodsusedtostudyearlypopulationsnmigrationfromCanadatotheFurthergeneticevidencerelatingtothethree-wavelong-standingquestionsaboutprehistoricmigrationtoquestionsaboutthecausesofprehistoricmigrationto ysisofblood-variantsmeasurestheclosenessoftherelationshipbetweendifferent26,ChristyTurner’sresearchinvolvedtheexamination劍七test327,problemsofMediterraneancountriesaretobediscussedatthenextmeetingof28,problemsinNordiccountrieswereexcludedbecausetheyoutsidetheEuropeanEconomic sarearenewablesourceofraw30,Thebiologicalfunctionsofswererecognizedonlyinthetwentiethcentury.31,NaturalsstillexistinpartsofEurope shouldbelimitedbynational33,TheStrasbourgconferencedecidedthata mustallowforthepossibilityofResolution40,whatisthebesttitleforreadingpassage劍七test41,Itisgenerallybelievedthatlargenumbersofpeoplewereneededtobuildthepyramids2,ClemmonsfoundastrangehieroglyphonthewallofanEgyptianmonument.3,Gharibhadpreviouslydoneexperimentsonbirdflight.4,GharibandGrafftestedtheirtheorybeforeapplying5,Thesuccessoftheactualexperimentwasduetothehighspeedofthewind.6,Theyfoundthat,asthekiteflewhigher,thewind gotstronger.7,TheteamdecidedthatitwaspossibletousekitestoraiseveryheavyAdditionalevidencefortheoryofkite-TheEgyptianshad ,whichcouldliftlargepiecesof ,andtheyknewhowtouseenergyofthewindfromtheirskillas .Thediscoveryononepyramidofanwhichresembleda suggeststheymayhaveexperimentedwith .Inovertwothousandyearsagokiteswereusedinasweapons,aswellasfor 劍七test414,TheinhabitantsoftheAleutianislandsrenamedtheirislands‘Aleyska’.15,Alaska’sfisheriesareownedbysomeoftheworld’slargestcompanies.16,LifeinAlaskaisdependentonsalmon.17,Ninetypercentofallpacificsalmoncaughtaresockeyeorpinksalmon.18,morethan320,000tonnesofsalmonwerecaughtinAlaskain2000.19,Between1940and1959,therewasasharpdecreaseinAlaska’ssalmonpopulation.20,Duringthe1999s,theaveragenumberofsalmoncaughteachyearwas10021,InAlaska,biologistskeepacheckonadultfish22,Biologistshavetheauthority23,In-seasonAbundance-basedmanagementhasallowedtheAlaskasalmonfisheries24,themarinestewardshipcouncil(MSC)wasestablished25,asaresultofthecollapseofthesalmonrunsin1999,thestatedecided26,inSeptember2000,theMSCallowedsevenAlaskasalmon劍七test427,thewritersuggeststhatpeoplemayhavedifficultysleeinthemountains28,Innoiseexperiments,GlassandSingerfound29,Researchersdiscoveredthat