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The majority of farmers in the Rhone Valley ______.A.do the great part of the farm work in

The majority of farmers in the Rhone Valley ______.

A.do the great part of the farm work in the valley

B.work in factories in the valley and travel from their farms in the mountains daily

C.work long hours a day

D.work at some other jobs besides farm work

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Butterflies are among the most colorful insects, and their extraordinary diversity has bee
n the focus of studies by amateur naturalists and professional entomologists for over two centuries. Butterflies have long been model organisms for basic biological research in the fields of behavior, population genetics, and sys-tematics. More recently, studies of butterfly life cycles in tropical rain forests have resulted in a cottage industry: "farms" or "ranches" where live butterflies are reared under controlled conditions to provide a supply of pupae for exhibits of live insects. Live butterfly pupae are sold to museums and zoos for public education and enjoyment such as in the academy's newest exhibit featuring tropical butterflies that opens October 12.

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In the case of wild-caught butterflies, the majority captured by IFTA collectors are males due to behavioral differences between the sexes. (Males aggregate along river banks to imbibe sodium and are easier to capture.) Because males mate more than once, as long as the harvest of wild populations has the expected skewed sex ratio, the impact of collecting is minimal relative to naturally occurring predation. Now the IFTA controls all trade in insect specimens and has fostered a program of butterfly ranching to encourage protection of remnant rainforest habitats in the vicinity of a farm or village.

The basic principle behind butterfly ranching is diversification of crops in a small garden plot to include the host-plants on which caterpillars feed. Only a small fraction of these larval host-plants are known to science. The main "research and development" activity of butterfly ranchers is discovering unknown host-plants through careful observation of egg-laying female butterflies. Once the host of a particular species is known, it can be cultivated in the garden near the edge of the rain forest to attract egg-laying females. If the natural concentration of a particular plant species is one per square mile of rain forest, and a farmer plants several dozen of the species, the result is a dense concentration of caterpillars in a short time. Butterfly ranching thus involves artificial manipulation of the natural density of caterpillar host-plants.

Additionally, flowering plants, such as Hibiscus and Lantana, attract female butterflies, which need the nectar to renew their energy reserves after a bout of egg-laying. After the caterpillars mature, they are harvested and removed to cages for pupation. The IFTA sends out advisors to instruct villagers in butterfly husbandry techniques. Many farmers have learned that they can sell butterflies to supplement their income if they protect the remnant patches of rain forest that form. a reservoir for this renewable resource.

Along with the studies of butterflies, ______ emerges.

A.academy's newest exhibit

B.a model organism

C.a farm

D.a new business

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第2题
在……农场上()

A.in the farm

B.on the farm

C.to the farm

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第3题
Stanford University has been affectionately known as "The Farm”.
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第4题
A.houseB.marketC.farmD.factory

A.house

B.market

C.farm

D.factory

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第5题
His experiences on the farm proved(to be)a turning point in his writing career.

His experiences on the farm proved(to be)a turning point in his writing career.

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第6题
Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?A.The farm sells its vegetable

Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A.The farm sells its vegetables to a local supermarket.

B.The farm uses less water and energy to grow vegetables.

C.The farm causes less pollution in its production.

D.The farm sells at the same price as imported produce.

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第7题
Robert Frost made an important decision in 1912 to_____.

A、become a school teacher

B、operate a farm

C、sell his farm

D、leave for England

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第8题
Inland canals are used to (shipping) farm and factory (goods) to (nearby) town (or) seapor

Inland canals are used to (shipping) farm and factory (goods) to (nearby) town (or) seaports.

A.shipping

B.goods

C.nearby

D.or

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第9题
A.He wanted to keep the farm as it was.B.He was eager to become a farm owner.C.He hope

A.He wanted to keep the farm as it was.

B.He was eager to become a farm owner.

C.He hoped to enlarge the forest on the farm.

D.He was afraid the owner might change his mind.

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