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If you have good eyesight, you will be able to see the church ___________ at the top of the mountain...
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第二节信息匹配共5小题每小题2分满分10分以下是一些新闻报道的信息[A].Sciencemagazinepublishedthestudyaboutorangutans.ThescientistscollectedevidencefromyearsofobservationsinsixareasonBorneoandSumatrA.Thescientistsfoundthattheanimalsdemonstratedatotaloftwenty-foursignsofculturalactivity.Severalactionsweredemonstratedinsomeorangutangroupsbutnotothers.[B].TheEnvironmentalInvestigationAgencyandTelapakreleasedthereport.TelapakisanenvironmentalgroupbasedinIndonesiA.TheEnvironmentalInvestigationAgencyoperatesinseveralcountries.ThetwogroupssayIndonesiacontrolstenpercentoftheworld'stropicalrainforests.[C].RichardSandoristhechairmanoftheC-C-X.Hepraisedthecompaniesformingthegroupfordemonstratingleadership.HesaidtheybelievethatanactivewaytodealwithglobalwarminghelpseveryonE.Thegroupsaiditsmemberswanttoreducecoststheymayfacefromfuturerulesongreenhousegasemissions.Tradingcreditsmayhelpbusinessesfindthemosteffectivemethodstoreducepollution.Membersalsohopetoimprovetheirpublicimageonenvironmentalissues.[D].Theirmostdetailedeffortinvolvedninety-ninekindsofbirdsinsectsandplantsinNorthAmericaandEuropE.Theyfoundthattheterritorywheretheseplantsandanimalslivehasmovednorthbyanaverageofsixkilometerseverytenyears.InEuropesomebutterfliesnowliveasmuchasonehundredkilometerstothenorthbecauseofchangeslinkedtohighertemperatures.[E].Thenewreportsaysmanyareasexperiencedunusualweatherintwothousandandtwo.MostofAsiaforexamplewaswarmerthanusual.IndiahadunusuallyhightemperaturesinAprilandMay.Theextremelyhotweathercausedhundredsofdeaths.TherealsowereextremelydryconditionsacrossIndiA.PartsofAfricaexperiencedunusualheavyrains.YetotherareasinAfricahadunusualdryweather.[F].HydrogenisthemostcommonelementintheuniversE.Hydrogenisacolorlessgas.OnEarthitispresentinlargeamountsinnaturalgascoalplantsandwater.Byweighthydrogenproducesthehighestenergylevelsofanyknownfuel.Whenburnedinanenginehydrogenreleasesnoharmfulpollutionintotheenvironment.Whenpoweringafuelcelltheonlywasteiswater.HoweverhydrogenisdifficulttostorE.Italsoburnseasily.请阅读以下新闻信息然后匹配与上面新闻相关的报道内容56A.severeoceanstormhitSouthKoreainAugust.Itsetanewnationalrecordforrainfall.IncentralEuropemorethanonehundredpeoplediedinfloodingcausedbyheavyrainfallinSeptember.ThefloodingalsoresultedinthousandsofmillionsofdollarsinpropertydamagE.YetlargepartsofNorthandSouthAmericahadextremelydryweather.57.OnememberoftheChicagoClimateExchangeisAmericanElectricPower.It'sthebiggestownerofelectricpowerproducersintheUnitedStates.Companyofficialssaytheyhopetheircompany'smembershipwilldemonstratetheabilityoftheC-C-Xtogrow.58.Forexamplemembersofsomegroupsmakeakissingnoisebytighteningtheirmouthsandsuckinginair.Somegroupsuseleavestocleanthemselvesorprotecttheirhandsfromsharpobjects.Thescientistsfoundthatsomeoftheanimalsusesticksastoolstoremoveinsectsfromholesintrees.Otherorangutansuseleavestocrushinsectsorgatherwater.59.ProfessorsParmesanandYoheusedsimilarmethodstoexamineonehundredandseventy-twokindsofwildlifE.Theyexaminedthetimingofeventsinthespringsuchastheappearanceofflowersandthereproductionofanimals.Theyfoundthattheseeventshappenedanaverageoftwodaysearlierthannormaleverytenyears.60.Theysayillegaloperationstoremovetreesarecausinglargeareasofforesttodisappear.EnvironmentalInvestigationAgencydirectorDaveCurreysaystheillegaloperationsarecompletelyoutofcontrol.
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