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21.What are those going to Maggie Daley Parkadvised to do?A.Carry cash with them.26.Why does the author mention other coaches inUse their own skates.the third paragraph?C.Play on weekends.A.To indicate success doesn't come easilyD.Book tickets in advance.B.To show good strategies are vital for success.22.What do a Frank Lloyd Wright tour and a visit toC.To prove coaches play a central role in sports.Lisle have in common?A.Admission is free.To highlight it's important to focus onB.They have live music.fundamentals.Reservation is requiredD.Their buildings are tall.厚27.What does the author want to convey through23.What does the text focus on?the text?A.The best restaurants in Chicago.A.Actions speak louder than words.B.Guidance on safe tours in ChicagoB.The more you sweat in training,the less youC.Popular tourist attractions in Chicagobleed in battle.Budget-friendly ways to have fun in Chicago.A journey of a thousand miles begins with asingle step.D.Learning is a treasure that will follow itsowner everywhere.BCA mighty oak covers the ground in piles of acorns ()SquirrelsBeing a beginner in a new skill is hard.We often feel overwhelmedwith howmuch we still have to learn.If we haven't properly broken downgather them up,storing more of the seeds away for the winter.This is aour skills into subskills,it seems that were attempting to clim Mountcommon natural scene of autumn in the temperate Northern Hemisphere.Have you ver heaQomolangma without anyomenttalk to their players?They're alwaysscratch.In the best-selling book.none did.Lombardi.author David MaraniPlants dropping most of their seeds together in one year.then takingexplains what harpened when Lombardi.a football coach.walked into theyears almost or completely off from seed production,is called "seedtraining can in tof 1961 when his team had iust won theChamotho forted.He assumed that themasting".Oak trees are one example,but thousands of species of trees useblankrs whom thelayersthis boom-and-bust strategy.The most common explanation has involvedebegan withye hethose hungry squirrels,birds andcountless other species that eat acornsright hand.ThDrop enough seeds at once,a theory says,and some will survive theage of thendaFached how to bipredators'feast.Ecologists call this thepredator satiation hypothesis"which suggests that by producing a large number of seeds,plants increase?arteNFL Championship againrom page one.Six months later,his openeeam won thetheir chance of surviving and growing into new plants.It has been a widelyaccepted explanation for seed masting for decades.This is far from the only theory.Another idea suggests masting helpsinsects like beespollinate(授粉)a plant most efficiently.If all of the treesof one species flower and set seed at once,that theory goes,bees or othersuccessful coaches.For example,basketball leepbbeen alegends Jopollinators have better odds of bringing pollen directly from one tree toFor example,basl00aobsession with the fundamentaanotherbasketball where this strategy is useful.But what if something less obvious and visible than either of theseThroughout our lives,a focus on the fundamentals is what determines ourtheories helped explain this phenomenon?Researchers in Canada publishedresultrrent Biology prosing a new idea for seed masting:diseaseWhile acors are being gobbled up trom above by hungrysreIt is so easy to overestimate the importance of one critical event orthey're also being attacked from below and within by bacteria and otherone "big break"while simultaneously forgetting about the hidden powerpathogens(病原体).Some scientists wondered whether masting treesthat small choices,daily habits and repeated actions can have on our lives.could drop fewer seeds in some years to break cycles of disease,ratherWithout the fundamentals,the details are useless.With the fundamentals,than just to overwhelm predators in high years."Look at what farmers do,"tiny gains can add up to something very significant.says Jonathan Davies,a botanist and forest conservation scientist at theUniversity of British Columbia."They often let the fields lie fallow)and that clears the pests and pathogens.You remove the crop for two8three or four years.It clears pathogens and pests from that field,and youcan plant again.”24.What does the underlined phrase "from scratch"28.What do the researchers want to figure out?in the second paragraph mean?A.Why squirrels store acorns for winter.From the very beginning.B.How squirrels impact the growth of oak trees.B.From day to day.Why oak trees produce many acorns in someC.With the help of others.years.D.Without any pressure.D.What role oak trees play in the ecosystem of theNorthern Hemisphere.25.Which of the following can describe Vince29.According to the "predator satiation hypothesis",Lombardi's training method?why do plants exhibit seed masting?A.An innovative approach.To increase the survival rate of their seeds.B.A boring process.B.To improve their living environment.A recipe for success.C.To ensure bees'efficient pollinationD.A high-risk strategy.D.To prevent diseases from spreading.5

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