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I was tempted to make in individual and group texts.In some cases,I didn't even respond.I haven't lost anymore connections by doing this24.How does the author introduce the topic?A.By making judgments on politics.B.By responding to some text messages.C.By presenting a personal experience.D.By starting a funny conversation.25.What problem does the author have in digital communication?A.Ignoring the need to listen to othersB.Making quick and sharp responses.C.Failing to express himself timely.D.Focusing on the issues of his own.26.Why was the author attacked by his friend in the text group?A.He gave away the privacy of his friend.B.He always made mistakes on current events.C.He made a fool of himself in chatting.D.He liked enquiring personal information.27.What does the author learn from his experience?A.Hurry makes waste.B.Understanding each other is vital.C.Sometimes fast is just too fast.D.Trust is the bridge of communication.CFew people realize it,but glaciers (are full of tiny air bubbles ()They form as snow,accumulatingover thousands of years,slowly packs into ice under its own weight-squishing the air that was trapped betweensnowflakes into tiny holes.Erin Pettit,a scientist,and her colleagues had suspected that bubbles could be important.To test this idea,they undertook a series of laboratory experiments.They find that as the ice melted,the resulting fresh water rose,because it was less dense than the surrounding seawater.This created a rising current along the vertical face of the ice-a proof of what occurs at the front of a realtidewater glacier.When the glacial ice melted,the current that it produced was six times faster than what was seenwith the bubble-free ice because the rising bubbles pulled the water up more quickly.The glacial ice melted 2.25times more quickly than the bubble-free ice."That's a very powerful effect.If that's the reality in nature,then it'squite serious.”The newly discovered bubble effect could explain some of that extra melting,says Mathieu Morlighem,ascientist."It's improving our understanding,but it's not painting a darker picture of what's happening today,"he says.Pettit notes that in Alaska,many bays with tidewater glaciers have large populations of harbor seals.The animalsshelter there while molting and raising babies.But in Glacier Bay,where the tidewater glaciers retreated (manymiles inland,the seal populations have declined.Pettit now suspects that the roaring rhythm of exploding bubblesprovides a hiding place where seals can avoid detection by killer whale,which often find their victim by listening.Thebubbles may mask the seals'sounds-at least until the ice retreats out of hearing.This may turn out to be yet anotherway in which these tiny bubbles have surprisingly large-scale effects.28.What does the underlined word "squishing"in paragraph 1 mean?A.Absorbing.B.Pressing.C.Adding.D.Reducing.29.What did Pettit and her colleagues find about the bubbles?A.They produce a warm current of water.B.They result in releasing more fresh water.C.They have formed for thousands of years slowly.D.They cause the ice in glaciers to melt more quickly.30.What is Mathieu's attitude towards the discovery?A.Doubtful.B.Favorable.C.Disapproving.D.Cautious.31.What effect does the last paragraph reflect?英语试题第4页（共8页）

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