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全国@0所名传单元测试示范卷教学札记29.C根据第4段最后一句可知，解决饥饿的方法是缓解贫困和解决纠纷。30.B根据第5段可知，农民可以用食物短缺作为一个理由，这样他们就可以不用为他们造成的水污染和他们破坏的湿地买单，减少承担的责任。31.D根据最后一段可知，农民种植的食物会越来越多，人口的增长也在减缓，所以作者对未来食物供应问题是乐观的。DA song includes words and music.Yet the human brain can immediately separate a song's lyr-ics from its music.And now scientists think they know how this happens.A team led by researchers at McGill University reported in Science that song sounds are dealtwith by two separate brain areas-one in the left hemisphere (and one in the right."On theleft side you can decode (the speech content but not the music content,and on the right sideyou can decode the music content but not the speech content,"says Robert Zatorre,a professor atMcGill University's Montreal Neurological Institute.Studies show that songbirds'brains can decode sounds using two separate measures.One jud-ges how quickly a sound changes over time.The other notices the frequencies in a sound."Wethought maybe that's what the human brain does too,"Zatorre says.Then his team edited songs.Sometimes they removed information about sound frequencies."The speech is perfectly understandable,but all the music is truly gone,"Zatorre says.Othersongs were edited to remove information about the speech content."You can still enjoy the musicbut you can no longer tell what the speech is,"Zatorre says.Zatorre played hundreds of these changed songs for 49 people and monitored brain activity.And it turned out that the people decoded sounds in the same way songbirds do.As a result,whenwe hear a song,both hemispheres of the brain work in a way that's different from either speech ormusic alone.That might be why songs are especially important and especially meaningful in culturesaround the globe.But it's not just songs that require both hemispheres working together.It isnecessary to fully experience any type of sound.Now that there's good evidence a song takes two separate paths through the brain,researchers willneed to figure out how the brain turns those twin streams of information into a listening experience.32.What does the text mainly talk about?A.How a song is written out.B.How musicians improve songs.C.How the human brain decodes songs.D.How the human brain remembers songs.33.How does the human brain work while people are reading?A.Its right part monitors the whole brain.B.Both hemispheres work equally actively.C.Its left part works more actively than the other.D.Its right part plays a more important role than the other.34.What did Zatorre find out from his research?A.Music is more important than lyrics in a song.B.Songbirds decode sounds better than humans.C.Songs are a good way to express human feelings.D.Enjoying songs needs both parts of the brain to work together.★【23新教材·DY·英语-R-选择性必修第一册-G DONG】59

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