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02閱讀題干分清題型閱讀文章找全要素03根據(jù)題型選擇選項王

魚（101篇Passage

32）Princessfish

are

a

species

of

coral-reef

fish

that

are

captured

alive

by

divers

whostun

the

individual

fish

by

squirting

a

certain

poison

at

them.

Since

the

diverslimit

their

catch

to

a

few

individuals

and

take

care

not

to

overfish,

the

divers’continuing

activities

will

clearly

not

result

in

serious

harm

to

populations

ofprincessfish.Which

ofthe

following,

iftrue,mostseriously

weaken

theargument

given?題干Princessfish

cannot

be

captured

alive

by

traditional

methods

of

fishing.The

poison

used

to

stunthe

princessfish

has

no

effect

on

humans

who

eatthem.Demand

for

princessfish

has

remained

steady

during

the

last

decade.Traces

of

the

poison

that

remain

in

the

seawater

damage

the

Corals

that

createand

maintain

the

ree which

princessfish

depend.Fish

that

have

been

stunned

but

have

selected

for

capture

by

the

divers

soonrecover

from

the

temporary

effect

of

the

poison.1. Which

of

the

following,if

true,

most

seriously

weakenthe

argument

given?

題干Which

of

the

following選擇最優(yōu)選型，5個選1個Iftrue

添加信息邏輯單題的選項可以不在閱讀文章中Weaken說明題型是削弱題2

.Princessfish

are

a

species

of

coral-reef

fish

that

are

captured

aliveby

divers

who stun

the

individual

fish

by

squirting

a

certainpoison

at

them.

Sincethe

divers

limit

their

catch

to

a

few

individualsand

take

care

not

to

overfish,

the

divers’

continuing

activities

willclearly

not

result

in

serious

harm

to

populations

of

princessfish.閱讀文章削弱題的文章里面包含３個要素前提條件因果結論Premise/

Assumption/

EvidenceReasoningConclusion/

Prediction前提假設1邏輯單題三要素PremiseAssumptionEvidence

to

support

aviewpointa

statement

that

is

assumed

to

be

true

and

from

which

aconclusion

can

be

drawn因果推理2邏輯單題三要素ReasoningBecause

/

since/

on

the

groundsthatThus/

therefore/

consequentlyReasoning

is

the

process

by

which

you

reach

aconclusion

after

thinking

about

all

the

assumptions.結論3邏輯單題三要素ConclusionPrediction

根據(jù)推理可以的結果現(xiàn)象解釋里的正確解釋問題解決里的正確解決方案the

proposition

arrived

at

by

logical

reasoning2

.Princessfish

are

a

species

of

coral-reef

fish

that

are

captured

aliveby

divers

who stun

the

individual

fish

by

squirting

a

certainpoison

at

them.

Sincethe

divers

limit

their

catch

to

a

few

individualsand

take

care

not

to

overfish,

the

divers’

continuing

activities

willclearly

not

result

in

serious

harm

to

populations

of

princessfish.閱讀文章削弱題的文章里面包含３個要素前提條件因果結論Premise/

Assumption/

EvidenceReasoningConclusion/

Prediction3.

選擇削弱結論的選項the

divers’

continuing

activities

will

clearly

not

result

in

seriousharm

to

populations

of

princessfish.Activitieswon’t

result

in

harmtoActivitieswill

result

in

harm

to王

魚（101篇Passage

32）Princessfish

are

a

species

of

coral-reef

fish

that

are

captured

alive

by

divers

whostun

the

individual

fish

by

squirting

a

certain

poison

at

them.

Since

the

diverslimit

their

catch

to

a

few

individuals

and

take

care

not

tooverfish,

thedivers’continuing

activities

will

clearly

not

result

in

serious

harmto

populations

of

princessfish.Which

of

the

following,

if

true,

most

seriously

weaken

the

argument

given?Princessfish

cannot

be

captured

alive

by

traditional

methods

of

fishing.The

poison

used

to

stun

the

princessfish

has

no

effect

onhumans

whoeat

them.Demand

for

princessfish

has

remained

steady

during

the

last

decade.Traces

of

the

poison

that

remain

in

the

seawater

damage

the

Corals

that

createand

maintain

the

ree which

princessfish

depend.Fish

that

have

been

stunned

but

have

selected

for

capture

by

the

divers

soonrecover

from

the

temporary

effect

of

the

poison.補充錯誤選項的特征1.

加量選項添加一些信息，該信息的加入不改變原文的邏輯。例如原文說S社會的人吃低鹽的食物，所以得高血壓的幾率低。找一個加強選項選項加入信息S社會的人吃低鹽的食物是由于他們很難獲取很多的鹽。補充錯誤選項的特征2.

無關選項選項里的加入的信息不是原文

范圍內的信息例如原文說S社會的人吃低鹽的食物，所以得高血壓的幾率低。找一個加強選項選項說像S

社會一樣，A社會的人也吃低鹽的食物。補充錯誤選項的特征3.

破壞選項選項中的信息直擊

的是文章中的前提條件例如原文說S社會的人吃低鹽的食物，所以得高血壓的幾率低。找一個削弱選項選項說其實S

社會的人不吃低鹽的食物補充錯誤選項的特征4.

反向選項不符合題干的要求，加強變削弱，削弱變加強考場可能會保留文章，但是替換題干的要求，千萬不要背答案王

魚（101篇Passage

32）Princessfish

are

a

species

of

coral-reef

fish

that

are

captured

alive

by

divers

who

stun

theindividual

fish

by

squirting

a

certain

poison

at

them.

Since

the

divers

limit

their

catch

to

afew

individuals

and

take

care

not

to

overfish,

thedivers’

continuing

activities

will

clearly

not

result

inserious

harm

to

populations

of

princessfish.1. Which

of

the

following,

if

true,

most

seriously

weaken

the

argument

given?A

Princessfish

cannot

be

captured

alive

by

traditional

methods

of

fishing.The

poison

used

to

stun

the

princessfish

has

no

effect

on

humans

who

eat

them.Demand

for

princessfish

has

remainedsteady

during

the

last

decade.Traces

of

the

poison

that

remain

in

the

seawater

damage

the

Corals

that

create

andmaintain

the

ree whichprincessfish

depend.害Fish

that

have

been

stunned

but

have

selected

for

capture

by

the

divers

soon

recover

fromthe

temporary

effect

of

the

poison.題干文章選項正確的削弱結論錯誤的4種P

R

CWeaken削弱題總結削弱題題干文章選項正確的加強結論錯誤的4種P

R

CStrengthen加強總結加強題大王蝶出生地（PP2

?？迹︰pon

maturity,

monarch

butterflies

travel

hundreds

of from

their

places

oforigin

and

lay

their

eggs

on

milkweed.

The

caterpillars

that

emerge

feed

onmilkweed

and

absorb

the

glycosides

in

milkweed

sap.

The

specific

glycosidespresent

in

milkweed

differ

from

region

to

region

within

the

monarch

butterfly’srange.

Mature

butterflies

retain

the

glycosides

they

absorb

as

caterpillars.

Clearly,therefore,

the

glycosides

in

a

mature

monarch

butterfly

could

be

used

todetermine

its

place

of

origin.Which

ofthe

following,

iftrue,

most

strengthens

the

argument?Mature

monarchbutterflies

do

not

feed

on

parts

of

milkweed

that

contain

glycosides.The

glycosides

in

milkweed

sap

slightly

toxic

to

caterpillars

ofother

species.The

vast

majority

of

the

monarch

butterflies

that

are

laying

eggs

ina

given

region

willhave

traveled

there

from

a

single

region.There

are

substances

other

than

glycosides

in

milkweed

sap

th cumulate

in

amonarch

caterpillar

and

areretained

in

the

body

of

the

mature

butterfly.There

are

certain

glycosides

that

are

found

in

the

sap

of

all

milkweeds,

no

matter

wherethey

grow

withinthe

monarch

butterfly’s

range題干.Which

of

the

following,

if

true,most

strengthens

the

argument?文章中具備P

R C

三要素文章中具備P

R

CUpon

maturity,

monarch

butterflies

travel

hundreds

offrom

their

places

of

origin

and

lay

their

eggs

onmilkweed. The

caterpillars

that

emerge

feed

on

milkweedand

absorb

the

glycosides

in

milkweed

sap.

The

specificglycosides

present

in

milkweed

differ

from

region

to

regionwithin

the

monarch

butterfly’s

range.

Mature

butterfliesretain

the

glycosides

they

absorb

as

caterpillars.

Clearly,therefore,

the

glycosides

in

a

mature

monarch

butterflycould

be

usedto

determine

its

place

of

origin.大王蝶出生地（PP2

?？迹︰pon

maturity,

monarch

butterflies

travel

hundreds

of from

their

places

oforigin

and

lay

their

eggs

on

milkweed.

The

caterpillars

that

emerge

feed

onmilkweed

and

absorb

the

glycosides

in

milkweed

sap.

The

specific

glycosidespresent

in

milkweed

differ

from

region

to

region

within

the

monarch

butterfly’srange.

Mature

butterflies

retain

the

glycosides

they

absorb

as

caterpillars.

Clearly,therefore,

the

glycosides

in

a

mature

monarch

butterfly

could

be

used

todetermine

its

place

of

origin.Which

ofthe

following,

iftrue,

most

strengthens

the

argument?Mature

monarchbutterflies

do

not

feed

on

parts

of

milkweed

that

contain

glycosides.成熟大王蝶不再吃,杜絕別的地區(qū)GThe

glycosides

in

milkweed

sap

slightly

toxic

to

caterpillars

of

otherspecies.

無關The

vast

majorityof

the

monarch

butterflies

that

are

laying

eggs

ina

given

region

willhave

traveled

there

from

a

single

region.特定區(qū)域的蝴蝶來源一致，削弱前提There

are

substances

other

than

glycosides

in

milkweed

sap

th cumulate

in

amonarch

caterpillar

and

are

retained

in

thebody

of

the

mature

butterfly.別的物質,無關There

are

certain

glycosides

that

are

found

in

the

sap

of

all

milkweeds,

no

matter

wherethey

grow

withinthemonarch

butterfly’srange

某種特定G每種milkweeds里都有削弱前提第二章PartTWO加強題與削弱題難題貨車載重（101篇Passage

74）The

damage

that

trucks

doto

highways

escalates

dramatically

with

the

weight

borneper

axle.

New

regulations

increase

the um

permitted

vehicle

weight;

theseregulations

will

therefore

allow

onto

the

highway

trucks

capableof ng

evenmoredamage

than

those

currently

permitted.The

argument

is

open

up

to

criticism

on

the

grounds

that

it

找削弱的原因fails

to

establish

thatthe

level

of

damage

done

by

trucks

is

a

serious

problemomits

evidence

about

one

of

the

two

relevant

factorsignoresthe

possibility

that

careful

driving

can

lessen

damage

to

highwayspresumes

that

trucks

are

the

only

vehicles

capable

of

causing

substantial

damageto

highwayspresumes

thatsomething

is

bound

to

happen

just

because

it

is

allowed

to

happenWeight

borneper

axle貨車載重（101篇Passage

74）The

damage

that

trucks

doto

highways

escalates

dramatically

with

the

weight

borneper

axle.

New

regulations

increase

the um

permitted

vehicle

weight;

theseregulations

will

therefore

allow

onto

the

highway

trucks

capableof ng

evenmoredamage

than

those

currently

permitted.The

argument

is

open

up

to

criticism

on

the

grounds

that

it

找削弱的原因fails

to

establish

thatthe

level

of

damage

done

by

trucks

is

a

serious

problemomits

evidence

about

one

of

the

two

relevant

factors總重量和軸的個數(shù)ignoresthe

possibility

that

careful

driving

can

lessen

damage

to

highwayspresumes

that

trucks

are

the

only

vehicles

capable

of

causing

substantial

damageto

highwayspresumes

thatsomething

is

bound

to

happen

just

because

it

is

allowed

to

happen,地中海海豹（101、8）arming

number

of

Mediterranean

monk

seals,

an

endangered

species,

haverecently

died.

Postmortem ysis

showed

the

presence

ofan

as

yet

unidentifiedas

well

as

evidence

of

a

know

bacterial

toxin.

Seawater

samples

from

the

areawherethe

seals

died

did

contain

unusually

high

concentrations

of

the

toxic

bacterium.Therefore,

although

both es

and

bacterial

toxins

can

kill

seals,

it

is

more

likely

thatthese

deaths

werethe

result

of

the

bacterial

toxin.Which

of

the

following,

if

true,

provides

additional

evidence

to

support

the

conclusion?A. es

are

mu ore

difficult

to

identify

in

postmortem ysis

than

bacteria

are.B.Mediterranean

monk

seals

are

theonly

species

of

seal

in

thearea

where

thebacterium

was

found.C.

The

bacterium

isalmost

always

present

in

the

water

inat

least

smallconcentrations.D.Nearly

all

the

recent

deaths

were

among

adult

seals,

but

young

seals

are

far

moresusceptible

to es

than

are

adult

seals.E.Several

years

ago,

a

large

number

of

monk

seals

diedin

the

same

area

as

a

result

ofexposure

to

a

different

bacterial

toxin.,地中海海豹（101、8）arming

number

of

Mediterranean

monk

seals,

an

endangered

species,

haverecently

died.

Postmortem ysis

showed

the

presence

ofan

as

yet

unidentifiedas

well

as

evidence

of

a

know

bacterial

toxin.

Seawater

samples

from

the

areawherethe

seals

died

did

contain

unusually

high

concentrations

of

the

toxic

bacterium.Therefore,

although

both es

and

bacterial

toxins

can

kill

seals,

it

is

more

likely

thatthese

deaths

werethe

result

of

the

bacterial

toxin.致死原因1.

unidentified

不明

2.

bacterialtoxin

細菌

且樣本中高結論.

由

細菌導致Which

of

the

following,

if

true,

provides

additional

evidence

to

support

the

conclusion?A. es

are

mu ore

difficult

to

identify

in

postmortem ysis

than

bacteria

are.B.Mediterranean

monk

seals

are

theonly

species

of

seal

in

thearea

where

thebacterium

was

found.C.

The

bacterium

isalmost

always

present

in

the

water

inat

least

smallconcentrations.D.Nearly

all

the

recent

deaths

wereamong

adult

seals,

but

young

seals

are

far

moresusceptible

to es

than

are

adult

seals.

若是由

引起，小海豹

，只有成年海豹

，沒小海豹

，不是

原因E.Several

years

ago,

a

large

number

of

monk

seals

died

in

the

same

area

as

a

result

ofexposure

to

a

different

bacterial

toxin.邏輯單題12（加強／中等）Although

several

ancient

cultures

practiced

mummification,

mummies

fromancient

Egypt

are

generally

more

well-p than

mummies

of

similarantiquity

from

other

cultures.

One

possible

explanation

for

this

difference

is

thatthe

mummification

techniques

or

material

used

by

ancient

Egyptians

were

betterthan

those

of

other

cultures.

A

second,

more

likely,

explanation

is

that

theextremelydry

climate

of

ancient

Egypt

was

largely

responsible,

given

that

drynesspromotes

the

preservation

of

anic

remains

generally.12.

Which

is

the

followingprovide

the

most

support

for

the

argument?The

materialsused

by

ancient

Egyptians

for

mummification

were

notusedby

any

other

ancient

culture

that

practiced

mummificationSome

ancient

Egyptian

mummies

are

better

p than

other

ancientEgyptian

mummies

form

around

the

sametime.No

ancient

people

living

invery

damp

areaspracticed

mummification.Bodies

from

ancient

Egyptian

tombs

datingfrombefore

the

practiceofmummification

began

are

almost

as

wellp as

ancient

Egyptianmummies.Ancient

mummies

discovered

in

places

other

than

Egypt

have

typically

notbeen

as

well

protected

from

the

elements

as

ancient

Egyptian

mummies

were.邏輯單題12（加強／中等）Although

several

ancient

cultures

practiced

mummification,

mummies

fromancient

Egypt

are

generally

more

well-p than

mummies

of

similarantiquity

from

other

cultures.

One

possible

explanation

for

this

difference

is

thatthe

mummification

techniques

or

material

used

by

ancient

Egyptians

were

betterthan

those

of

other

cultures.

A

second,

more

likely,

explanation

is

that

theextremely

dry

climate

of

ancient

Egypt

was

largelyresponsible,

given

that

drynesspromotes

the

preservation

of

anic

remains

generally.12.

Which

is

thefollowing

provide

the

most

support

for

the

argument?A. The

materials

used

by

ancient

Egyptians

for

mummification

were

not

used

byany

other

ancient

culture

that

practiced

mummificationB. Some

ancient

Egyptian

mummies

are

better

p加量than

otherancientEgyptian

mummies

form

around

the

same

time.無關不符合原文范圍No

ancient

people

living

invery

damp

areaspracticed

mummification.very

damp-

a

little

bit

damp,

dry,

very

dryBodies

from

ancient

Egyptian

tombs

datingfrombefore

the

practiceofmummification

began

are

almost

as

wellp as

ancient

Egyptianmummies.兩因類Ancient

mummies

discovered

in

places

other

than

Egypt

have

typically

notbeen

as

well

protected

from

the

elements

as

ancient

Egyptian

mummies

were.無關第三章Part

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plant-based

automobile

fuel

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just e

available

in

Ternland.

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gallon

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new

plant-based

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as

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gallon

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gasoline,

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of

the

plant-based

fuel

both

costs

less

andresults

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less

pollution.

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drivers

in

Ternland

who

switch

to

it

will

reduce

the

amount

they

spend

on

fuel

in

a

year

while

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following

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relies?There

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automobile

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plant-based

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studying

wild

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sometimes

need

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determine

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animal's

parentage.

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DNA

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only

from

blood.

Collecting

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sample

required

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DNA

can

be

extracted

from

hair.

Monkeys

shed

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ties

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hair

inplaces

where

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sleep.

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researchers

will

now

be

able

to

determine

theparentage

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individual

monkeys

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monkeys.1.

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will

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individual

monkeys

from

which

they

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DNA

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the

only

wayto

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the

parentage

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wild

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be

necessary

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any

hair

samples

used

in

determining

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monkey’sparentage

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a

place

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39（邏輯單題／假設／中等）Biologists

studying

wild

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need

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from

aparticular

monkey

to

determine

the

animal's

parentage.

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monkey’s

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samples

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will

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possibleto

associate

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the

individual

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is

the

only

wayto

determine

the

parentage

of

wild

monkeys.E.

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will

be

necessary

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any

hair

samples

used

in

determining

a

monkey’sparentage

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a

place

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