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五、阅读理解。
The ocean is not a quiet place. This is partly caused by sea animals. They use sound to find what they eat, whom they play with, or which place they move towards. But noise from human activities is increasingly troubling the lives of ocean animals.
According to scientists, loud noise may increase mass strandings(大规模搁浅) of sea animals. Researchers recorded only five of these events in the first half of the 20th century. From 1950 to 2004, they recorded more than 1,200 mass strandings. This is perhaps because of the use of sonar(声呐) underwater. Another main reason of loud underwater noise is pile driving(打桩). Piles are supports for bridges, oil and gas producing areas. They're driven deep into the floor of the ocean. Driving in a single pile can take several hours and as many as 5,000 hits. This process creates a lot of noise.
To restrain that noise, some companies are making use of tiny bubbles(气泡). A single bubble is easily broken. However, the bubble wall can make pile driving quieter. The bubble wall is usually created in this way: A tube(管) is placed in a ring around a pile. Air is then let out through closely spaced openings on the tube. When the bubbles rise, they act as walls and take in some of the noise. Some more of the sound reflects(反射) back and becomes stuck inside the wall. Such bubble walls are really helpful.
Other changes to pile driving can help as well. For example, people can take breaks in pile driving and let animals travel through.
Our noise in the ocean is causing big problems. But small changes in our behaviour can make a big difference to animals' lives in the world's oceans.
(
A. ①②
B. ③④
C. ①③
D. ②④
(
A. Control.
B. Increase.
C. Make.
D. Begin.
(
A. Culture.
B. Health.
C. Education.
D. Nature.
(

The ocean is not a quiet place. This is partly caused by sea animals. They use sound to find what they eat, whom they play with, or which place they move towards. But noise from human activities is increasingly troubling the lives of ocean animals.
According to scientists, loud noise may increase mass strandings(大规模搁浅) of sea animals. Researchers recorded only five of these events in the first half of the 20th century. From 1950 to 2004, they recorded more than 1,200 mass strandings. This is perhaps because of the use of sonar(声呐) underwater. Another main reason of loud underwater noise is pile driving(打桩). Piles are supports for bridges, oil and gas producing areas. They're driven deep into the floor of the ocean. Driving in a single pile can take several hours and as many as 5,000 hits. This process creates a lot of noise.
To restrain that noise, some companies are making use of tiny bubbles(气泡). A single bubble is easily broken. However, the bubble wall can make pile driving quieter. The bubble wall is usually created in this way: A tube(管) is placed in a ring around a pile. Air is then let out through closely spaced openings on the tube. When the bubbles rise, they act as walls and take in some of the noise. Some more of the sound reflects(反射) back and becomes stuck inside the wall. Such bubble walls are really helpful.
Other changes to pile driving can help as well. For example, people can take breaks in pile driving and let animals travel through.
Our noise in the ocean is causing big problems. But small changes in our behaviour can make a big difference to animals' lives in the world's oceans.
(
B
)1. Which paragraphs show how humans make changes to pile driving?A. ①②
B. ③④
C. ①③
D. ②④
(
A
)2. What does the underlined word “restrain” in Paragraph 3 mean?A. Control.
B. Increase.
C. Make.
D. Begin.
(
D
)3. In which part of a magazine can you read the text?A. Culture.
B. Health.
C. Education.
D. Nature.
(
B
)4. What is the structure of the text? (P= paragraph)
答案:
1. B 2. A 3. D 4. B
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