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22.How is Chengyang Wind-Rain Bridge different27.What does the author want to show in the last第二部分from the other bridges?第二部paragraph?A.It has a great length.A.Ebola is a very deadly disease.It is an ethnic construction.C.It is a symbol of a local legend.Their act helped save many livesD.It has a specific historical significance.C.Infectious diseases are preventable.D.Nigeria succeeded in fighting diseases.23.Which bridge can be relocated as needed?A.Marco Polo Bridge读B.Chengyang Wind-Rain Bridge.读C.Jade Belt Bridge.Guangji Bridge.Bc第The MSF doctor PardisSabeti and I met while we were studying第Over the last 20 years.Zoologist Aidan Byrne and his colleagues havebeen investigating howreasing water levels are changing thechemicacomposition of the soda lakes of East Africa.Many parts of these lakes areThat result was Ebola.a deadly virus that can spread fast.During the weeksvery shallow,and the ecological conditions in them allow for the growth of部分and months it took to confirm that it was Ebola,the virus had been able tospread,mutate(变异)and kill..c)anobacteria(蓝藻)一food for the f升amingos(火烈鸟).As the deadly disease appearing in West Africa would go unnoticedNow their work shows that changing conditions in the lakes are likelyor misdiagnosed(i误诊)，Pardis Sabeti and I considered an inspiringto reduce the food available to lesser flamingos.At a time when the speciespossibility:What if the active monitoring of viruses could happen on theis already decreasing due to a host of other factors like pollution and habitatground in Africa by Africans?So in early 2014,we co-founded the Africanloss,the find shows another possible cause for protection concernCentre of Excellence for Genomics of Infectious Diseases (ACEGID)in图Nigeria.阅读Byrne and his colleagues noticed that heavier rainfall was causingIn the summer of 2014,a passenger landed with a fever at theincreases in water levels in many of the soda lakes.So they decided toairport in Lagos,Nigeria-a city of more than 20 million.At that timetrack whether this was affecting the production of eyanobacteria.Theyneighboring countries were in the middle of what would become thegathered satellite images taken of22 of the lakes from999 to2022 andlargest Ebola outbreak ever,so health workers knew what the possibleresults could be.The passenger was tested for Ebola by doctors at a publicexamined the level of lake reflection in the photos to get accurate numberslaboratory in Lagos..but the results were inconclusive(无定论的)an allof the flamingos'food source.too common outeome.They found that water levels of the lakes had increased over the study第period.As the water level increases,the salinity and alkalinity (levelsThe authorities rang me up in the hope that maybe ACEGID couldchange,making these lakes less suitable for eyanobacteria.The team alsodiagnose the man's disease.And then we prepared to join the effort.When第looked at the flamingo population.It came as no surprise to learn that as thewe arrived at the lab,putting on the PPE,we started to do the tests.Justfood decreased,the flamingos went with it.before dawn(黎明)，we had the answer--that was Ebola.I immediatelyTens of thousands of years ago,the soda lakes had much higher water分rang the country's health minister.He then advised officials to take分levels.The concern is the speed of the current change,many researchersemergency measures.agree,which may be driven by climate change."They might find it hard toIn Guinea,Liberia and Sierra Leone,more than 11,000 people diedadapt in such a short space of time,"Byrne said.of Ebola.But in Nigeria,there were only eight deaths,largely because weByrne hopes their recent study will increase awareness and lead to读were able to diagnose Ebola there not in weeks or days,but in hours.读protective measures."Issues that affect a population now may not benoticeable until decades into the future,"Byrne said."This research is awarning signal to act now to improve and support habitat quality to prevent厚康future flamingo population crashes.24.What is the aim of ACEGID?28.What has Byrne concentrated on in his two-decade第A.To stop the spread of Ebola第research?B.To help control malaria in Africa.A.The impact of pollution on soda lakes.雾⑨，To diagnose infectious illnesses quickly.B.The cause of lesser flamingos'habitat lossD.To draw attention to diseases in AfricaC.The decrease in the lesser flamingo population.25.What did the health workers think of that努The influence of rising water levels on soda lakespassenger's condition?29.How did Byrne and his colleagues get their findingsabout cyanobacteria?A.It was pre-existing.读By examining satellite pictures.It was dangerous.读B.By studying historical data on rainfall.C.It was normal.C.By conducting field surveys of the lakes.gD.It was incurable.感D.By collecting water quality data from the lak30.What leads to the decrease in the lesser flamingo第26.What did the author and Pardis Sabeti realize第population?after doing the tests?A.Human activity.Actions should be taken quickly.B.Disease outbreaks.Reduced food availability.分B.African people would face a disaster.D.The introduction of other species.C.They had put themselves in great danger.分31.What can we learn from Byrne's words in theD.They had significantly aided in controlling thelast paragraph?disease.®，A stitch in time saves nine..读读B.Every cloud has a silver lining.C.Chance favors the prepared mind.D.To worry about tomorrow is to be unhappytoday.6

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