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26.What is the matching of seniors with teens mainly based on?A.Their life style.B.Their family conditions.C.Their common interests.D.Their personal experiences.27.What can be inferred about Allen from the text?0A.He always likes taking risks.B.He is creative in finding ways.C.He knows little about the seniors.2D.He is particular about older participants.（19rosi房8它4CHotter,drier conditions over the past four decades have been decreasing the rainforestbirds'body size while lengthening their wings,a study published in the journal ScienceAdvances said on Friday."This may be an adaptation to hotter temperatures.Even in themiddle of the primitive Amazon rainforest,we are seeing the global effects of climate changecaused by people,"said Vitek Jirinec,lead author on the study.The scientists have studied measurements and weigh-ins of 77 different bird species inthe Amazon rainforest since the early 1980s.Nearly all of the bird species have gotten lighteras time goes on.On average,most species became about 2%lighter every decade."Thesebirds don't vary that much in size,said co-author Philip Stouffer,a professor of conserva-tion biology at Louisiana State University."But when everyone in the population is a coupleof grams smaller,it's significant."The researchers found that bird species living in higher parts of the forest-as opposedto closer to the forest floor-saw the most pronounced changes in terms of body composition.Those are the species most exposed to high temperatures.Longer wings and smaller bodiesmean that birds have to use less energy to move around,helping them stay cool.Brian Weeks of the University of Michigan in 2019 researched the average sizes of 52species of migratory (birds in North America from 1978 to 2016.He also found allof them had smaller bodies and longer wings in 2016.This is another example of climatechange-human actions globally-affecting a fundamental thing such as the size and shapeof the birds.The same effect is likely to be true of other species across the world living inextreme environments.28.What does the new study find about the birds in the Amazon rainforest?A.They are flying much higher.B.They have been physically longer.babivoig oad bnB 29noC.They are more flexible than adaptable.D.They have got smaller and longer-winged.29.How did researchers conduct their study?A.By analyzing the collected data.B.By referring to historical records.C.By observing birds in the forests.D.By cooperating with other research groups.30.What made the birds living in higher parts of the forest change most?A.Less food available.B.Decreased forest area.C.Most exposure to the heat.D.Inadequate shelter from storms.31.What is the function of the last paragraph?A.To introduce a new topic.B.To further stress bad effects of humans.C.To popularize some knowledge about birds.D.To tell the difference between the two studies.DTechnology now allows us to stream and download our favorite songs through websites andapps.This means it's easy to access and it's very portable,so we could enjoy it wheneverand wherever we like.So,it's surprising to know that the popularity of some old tech衡水金卷·先享题·压轴卷英语试题（一）第4页（共8页）新高考

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