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标题: 【阅读】616起阅读寂静整理(7.4-00:40更新至46篇.) [打印本页]
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-16 15:01
标题: 【阅读】616起阅读寂静整理(7.4-00:40更新至46篇.)
更新日志:7.4-00:40更新至46篇
6.30-18:39 没有新题。更新频次和增加部分原始。晚安!
6.30-00:39 至44篇,没有新题。更新频次和增加部分原始。
6.29-00:06 更新至44篇,晚安!6.27-22:20 更新至43篇。感谢各位构筑放狗!
6.27-15:10 更新至42篇。感谢各位构筑周末放狗!
6.25-00:54 更新至40篇!感谢大家在整理贴后面提供大量详细信息还有所有构筑热情放狗!
6.23-22:46更新至38篇. 更新(22. 加拿大出租车)考古,感谢yixuanliu提供考古信息! 晚安!
6.23-00:31更新至35篇。终于可以睡觉了。晚安!
6.22-16:16 更新至29篇。标注出无考古和考古待确认的文章, 欢迎大家补充!
再次感谢所有构筑的大力放狗和建议!!!
每次看到构筑们中寂静都好开心撒!!!
悦读菌今天有点不舒服,但是为了明天考试的小朋友,尽量睡前再更新一次。
6.21-17:10 更新至24篇;更换第17篇标题(化石研究)为C12 vs C13 regarding Biosignature感谢Worthit添加考古!
6.20-22:00 今天没放狗 删除第16篇考古V1,感谢whuted帮忙指正!
6.19-23:11 更新至21篇更新第二篇考古
6.18-22:38 更新至17篇 第四篇洞穴动物更新考古
6.17 22:45 更新至10篇
6.16-22:42 更新至9篇
6.16-21:42 更新至8篇,
6.16 确认换裤
谢谢各位构筑热心奉献!!!
作者: wanchai1502 时间: 2016-6-16 15:18
楼主好人一生平安!
作者: 370086574 时间: 2016-6-16 15:30
阅读最后一篇,1975年的时候一位科学家C发现,古代P世纪中,赤道地区的温度只下降2度,但是非赤道地区温度下降5度,这位科学家觉得这个现象很奇特很无法解释。然后补充说明了这个C科学家是通过测量某种浮游生物化石(具体这种生物的什么方面忘了,但是很简单能看懂,而且没考题)。后面开始转折,说近代科学家也开始研究这个问题(用新方法们),并发现其实赤道和其他地区下降温度是一样多的。然后就举了个例子,说近代科学家B被C鼓舞,也开始研究这个问题,但他怀疑C的方法,因此用了一种别的方法,即测量另一种对温度很敏感的生物的一种跟温度相关的比例来测量,发现确实各地区下降温度是一样的。
记性实在太差,就想起来这一篇,不知道后面能不能想起来别的。。。
作者: AshBringerFF 时间: 2016-6-16 19:30
提前感谢整理君~
作者: 方怪兽 时间: 2016-6-16 20:34
提前感谢整理君T-T!!!
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-16 21:44
multinational corporation那篇没考到。有知道的小伙伴麻烦告诉一下哈!
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-16 21:46
谢谢分享!放进去了!
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-16 21:47
不用谢啦!我刚开始整理速度慢,做的不好的请及时指正。
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-16 21:47
别客气!!!!一起努力!
作者: mellybelly 时间: 2016-6-16 22:59
谢谢谢谢谢谢!
作者: moeisjustice 时间: 2016-6-17 02:45
感谢感谢
作者: Worthit 时间: 2016-6-17 10:08
3 艺术品定义
http://www.warhol.org/education/resourceslessons/Aesthetics--Arthur-Danto/
In a bold new voice, Danto proclaimed that the difference between “the art” and “that-which-is-not-art” has nothing to do with the idea of art as the more beautiful object. The difference is no longer visible at all; the ideas and intent behind an artwork are now important determinants.
作者: 方怪兽 时间: 2016-6-17 10:15
有六个人ABCDEF坐在一个桌子上,问刚好B的左右是AC,C的左右是BD,D的左右是CE,E的左右是DF,F的左右是EA的概率是多少?
会不会是1/60?顺逆时针?
作者: 方怪兽 时间: 2016-6-17 10:44
29 x^2-1/(x-1)=x 两个根???
根据君主所说的f(x)等式与y=1相交点个数,还要考虑f(x)求导后f'(x)=3x^2-4x的单调情况?(…我也不确定小女子不是数学学霸T-T求整理君确认~~…)
作者: 尼罗河上的橘子 时间: 2016-6-17 12:45
感谢整理君,加油,我会每天来看的
作者: lixuekai2001 时间: 2016-6-17 14:16
感谢分享!
作者: 超级无敌高大侠 时间: 2016-6-18 16:15
感谢分享!
作者: survival_xcvi 时间: 2016-6-18 17:47
6.16,济南考的。阅读:考古生物学家在研究一种古老的生物(可能是什么单核生物之类的)的时候,由于缺少化石而会研究一种bio singature,然后第二段举了个例子,说通过研究岩石上较轻的碳合物的含量判断是否有那种古生物在哪里生活过。最后又说这碳合物不靠谱,有可能是无机过程合成的。 还有一篇探索穴居生物(蝙蝠之类的)的起源,说了两种理论。第一种是因为之前冰河时代(好像是)地球气温很低,但动物们都适应了。后来气温上升,他们就不得不躲到气温比较低的地方,先跑到了森林里(有考点),后来跑到了地穴里。 第二种忘了。。好像不重要。 最后说了,新的证据表明赤道地区以前也发生过大的气温变化,(有问这个证据证明什么,我选的是证明第一种观点。) 做到了两篇长阅读,,最后一遍根本看不下去,蒙了好多,估计那里扣分挺严重的,,大家还是注意下精力。
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-18 22:30
多谢放狗!!!!
作者: Narcisuss_d 时间: 2016-6-19 14:20
悦读君,本月第2篇原文找到:http://forum.chasedream.com/foru ... ;extra=#pid22795599
作者: 星星星星星 时间: 2016-6-19 16:01
谢谢构筑和露珠!
作者: mute_q 时间: 2016-6-19 20:41
谢谢谢!!大救星!21号考
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-19 21:25
原来是同一人哈哈,再次谢谢啦!
作者: dinoalyssa 时间: 2016-6-19 22:07
裸奔前找点安慰
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-19 23:15
更新啦!
作者: vps 时间: 2016-6-20 02:01
thx
作者: tzhang25 时间: 2016-6-20 07:11
感谢分享!
作者: whuted 时间: 2016-6-20 08:59
第六篇阅读的骨灰部分貌似和前面的考古不像是同一篇呀,都没有讲到fungi和对照实验,希望再核实一下骨灰部分,也就是19.20页的
作者: whuted 时间: 2016-6-20 10:51
还有第38页的悦读菌考古
[V1] 一篇阅读,讲什么 fraction,都是生词,都是猜的。第一段,第一段介绍 fraction 是 啥,好像说补牙齿的东西,容易折断,不知所云,牙医也没办法。然后大转折说有些 fraction 是好的……
这个好像不是这篇文章的。。
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-20 21:52
谢谢建议。我也发现没有fungi。可是因为也有讲树木和二氧化碳的关系,所以考古的时候还是保留下来给大家参考了。
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-20 21:56
这个是沾错了,可能太困了走神了,不好意思啊,下次会仔细校对。
作者: whuted 时间: 2016-6-20 21:57
君君辛苦了!!! 6.22的在此谢过!!感激不尽!!!
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-20 22:06
祝你后天分手成功,必胜!!!
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-20 22:07
我再问问小伙伴有没有考到it data center的古
作者: Worthit 时间: 2016-6-20 22:55
17 化石研究
C12 vs C13 regarding Biosignature
V4
说的是biosignature的事,因为各种bacteria都会在他们曾经呆过得地方留下印记,就是这个biosignature,所以科学家通过biosignature来对bacteria进行分析。然后举了一个C什么的bacteria,说这种东西经常发现在浅海,而且和碳发生反应,可以把C13变成C12,然后讲了一大段转换的机理,这里比较专业,但是不看也没关系,因为没出题。所以通过对浅海石头化石上C12浓度的分析可以追踪这种bacteria的发展。
另一个科学家提出置疑,他认为这种bacteria不在浅海而在深海,而且他认为无机化学反应也可以产生C13到C12的转换,所以对那些石头的研究不能得出对这种bacteria的分析。最后还举了个例子说明事实证明无机物在一定条件下是会产生这种反应的。
v5
微生物的残留:那个测验方法叫做biosignature。和机经里说的大概也差不多吧。。这个方法就是说凡是有生物残留过的痕迹,生命迹象会导致C12超过C13,因此观测C12与C13的差异就能判断,一般来说这些痕迹被发现在shalllow sea里。但下面一个新的科学家说他在被hotspring包围的dark sea里也发现了C12超过C13的现象,并且提出了新的假设说这一现象也可以由于nonbiological chemical reaction导致。后面有题比较纠结,说如果在他指出的发现地确实有这种情况,但他的假设是错误的,那么下列哪种说法是正确的。迷惑选项好像比较多,最后选了是其他organism留下的痕迹吧。
v6
还有C12C13那篇,问了1、第二个科学家说的话说明了什么 选C12的比例高不一定是因为有生命活动,可能是化学反应导致的
2、为什么要采用biosignature的方法 选这个唯一available的方法。
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-21 14:43
这个是新的考古吗?还是当月原始呢?
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-21 14:44
明白了。加到考古里拉!多谢!!!
作者: joymmm 时间: 2016-6-21 14:52
6/21 北京
I)树和蚂蚁
II)女护士和nursing occupation考到了“natural”这个词的作用
III)19世纪美国的退休和养老金问题
这道题好像是新的,大致讲:18xx年,美国法律只有对大法官才有年龄限制。所以老年人可以选择自愿退休或者不退休。有些小企业的主、雇关系比较好,所以较少出现雇主把老年雇员辞退的情况。但是小企业的财力不足以支撑退休员工的pension。大企业对此有不同做法。文章提议保险公司介入,建立一个pension pool。最后一段讲有些数据披露了,但也有很多数据没有披露,所以很多结论无法达成lol
问题:哪些信息在文中没有披露,我选的是65岁以上的美国黑人男性数据(可能不对!)。
其余的不记得了……这次V考得实在太渣lol
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-21 15:30
谢谢放及时狗!!!再接再厉!!!
作者: 赵小瓜 时间: 2016-6-22 16:32
楼主,附件没法读取,为什么呀
作者: daisylei 时间: 2016-6-22 17:06
楼主辛苦啦!!!
感动
作者: 吕麦穗 时间: 2016-6-23 00:07
阅读君问你个问题啊,根据你的经验,现在已经差不多30了,会不会是短裤呢?才一周,速度有点快啊。满库差不多40的话,很有可能下周就满了。而且最近也出现了中四篇的情况。
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-23 00:39
不好意思呢,我没研究过裤长的规律呀。不太敢说。
作者: pause 时间: 2016-6-23 01:01
君君我刚看完29篇。。。。哭死,晚安
作者: 吕麦穗 时间: 2016-6-23 01:05
恩 谢谢 你知道怎么看以前的寂静吗?
作者: 小米新新 时间: 2016-6-23 02:40
"发展中国的成功企业为促进可持续增
长而做了些什么。
BCG 显示:16 个发展中国家的企业认为它们将
生态意识转换为一种具有竞争性的优势资源。这些企业最显著的特点是将资源、劳动力、设备的不足化为机遇;这些企业还通过环保事业来衡量自身价值;因此,领头羊们力求塑造业已掌控的经济环境。它们
向监管机构游说;这些企业还努力接触和教育贫苦消费者
BUT,有人对波士顿咨询公司的这份分析颇有异议,管理作家倾向于“光环效应”:他们把企业短暂的成功用来证明其发现了优良管理的永
恒法宝。一些成功企业支持环保事业的事实无法证明环保事业可以使企业获得成功。一些
具有前景的企业认为它们有钱玩环保。还一些企业基于公共关系追求环保事业
不管怎样,世界经济论坛和波士顿咨询公司的这份研究的主旨---发展中国家中最好的一些
企业将环保与盈利结合---令人深思。许多环保主义批评者认为这只是发达国家的奢侈品:
穷人需要超洁空气之前要先解决温饱问题。甚至有些人将环保事业看作是发达国家的阴
谋:西方通过工业化和污染致富,但现在却想要阻止不发达国家走同样的路线。该研究表
明这些担忧被夸大了。发展中国家的企业也可以和西方的竞争者一样追求绿色。很多人早
就发现,当自然资源日益短缺且消费者捉襟见肘的时候,环保事业不失为一项有利可图的
商业策略。"
我把那个有原文的段落小结~放一下~~~留个脚印
作者: cathy-wang 时间: 2016-6-23 11:11
感谢,辛苦了!!!!!upupupupupupupupupupupuu
作者: yixuanliu 时间: 2016-6-23 12:40
加拿大出租车的发展是今年二月的寂静
P1 1920年以前加拿大的出租车行业管制很严格,坐出租车的都是社会名流,而普通老百姓是不坐出租车的,因为太贵了。出租车常常在hotel附近出没,出租车老板要给hotel钱;同时还有一些城市的居民住在步行范围外的,也需要坐出租车。
P2 20年代以后放松了对出租车的限制,原来的车上都是7seats,后来成了5seats。同时,加拿大老百姓的real wage也开始上升了,所以普通老百姓开始坐出租车了,整个出租车行业开始boom up。出租车老板也不用给hotel给钱了,车就在hotel附近等着,客人能够自己找到taxi在哪。主要是说慢慢的出现了taxi war,出现了不良竞争。
P3 到了1950年以后,政府开始加强对出租车行业的管理,统一了行业标准,同时还对每个车增加了license fee。由于管理严格了,出租车不能拒载,而且很多出租车要到偏远的地方原路返回,成本也加大了。
问题:
1、taxi war是什么?
competition among increasing taxi drivers and taxi users.
2、第一段可以infer出Toronto等城市的居民怎么样?
那里的居民走路到不了要去的地方。意思要需要坐出租车
第一段对比了一些需要打车的城市和另外一些不用打车的城市(距离近)
3、文中taxi行业像选项中的那个analog comparison?(五月JJ:银行业)
4、给出本文的一个描述。 stable——shake up——stable
Q1有一题是问这个文章的结构,我选的 stable- unstable- make it stable.
Q第二题问下列哪个例子和文章中的出资车例子是comparable的。楼主记得字特多,第一次看到阅读题选项差点需要翻页= =。正确选项是E,类比点是:稳定(若干个player而已)- 混乱 – 趋于稳定(由于政府出面干预)
Q第三题:正确选项是competition among increasing amount ofdrivers… more customers (问的是关于第二段的细节题)
2.还考了一个时间点1920的题目
3.By heyjanet0304 3/2 650 Q51 V?
加拿大出租车那篇有一道题是用三个词总结这篇文章的脉络狗主选的意思是”平稳-乱-平稳“stable- unstable- make it stable
然后RC遇到两道“以下哪个选项可以比喻文章中的例子”感觉这个题型考频略高。。
作者: yixuanliu 时间: 2016-6-23 12:42
整理君幸苦了 非常感谢!!!!
作者: huange 时间: 2016-6-23 19:26
楼主辛苦!!!好人一生平安哈哈
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-23 21:42
http://forum.chasedream.com/thread-420286-1-1.html
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-23 21:52
太感谢了!!!已经补充考古了。
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-23 22:16
请问这是今天的狗吗?我考古找到企业环境保护那篇,能确认下对不对吗?多谢!
作者: 吕麦穗 时间: 2016-6-23 22:49
谢谢!!!!!
作者: 小米新新 时间: 2016-6-23 23:06
不好意思这是之前找到的原文的那片的翻译。我就是总结了一下大概段落。。。我还没考。。。
作者: lyf6699lyq 时间: 2016-6-23 23:39
623下午场 护士那篇又出现了,频次可以加1.还有一篇可以加1的是企业硬软件,鸡精序号25.
段落一,计算机在发展,计算机单个售价降低,但人们愿意花更多的钱去买
段落二,时间点1990.说硬件在发展,但是软件跟不上,计算机有两种用途,一种是capability(硬件),另一种是utlity(软件,使用程度),虽然硬件在发展,甚至发展到了很高水平,但有的时候并没有满足客户一些交互需求,并没有将其运用好。
段落三,举了个例子。company I 和company 兔。I公司就能很好的运用软件,达到客户期望的。然而另一个开发出的产品只能在自己电脑上运行,广度不够,所以渐渐失去了市场份额。(这里一块有考题,问公司2要怎么办,怎么扭转局面)
作者: 小鸵鸟103 时间: 2016-6-24 05:08
27、地壳碰撞那篇今天在prep里做过:
Prior to 1965 geologists assumed that the two giant rock plates meeting at the San Andreas Fault generate heat through friction as they grind past eachother, but in 1965 Henyey found that temperatures in drill holes near the fault were not as elevated as had been expected. Some geologists wondered whether the absence of friction-generated heat could be explained by the kinds of rock composing the fault. Geologists' pre-1965 assumptions concerning heat generated in the fault were based on calculations about common varieties of rocks, such as limestone and granite; but "weaker" materials, such as clays, had already been identified in samples retrieved from the fault zone. Under normal conditions, rocks composed of clay produce far less friction than do other rock types.
In 1992 Byerlee tested whether these materials would produce friction 10 to 15 kilometers below the Earth's surface. Byerlee found that when clay samples were subjected to the thousands of atmospheres of pressure they would encounter deep inside the Earth, they produced as much friction as was produced by other rock types. The harder rocks push against each other, the hotter they become; in other words, pressure itself, not only the rocks' properties, affects frictional heating. Geologists therefore wondered whether the friction between the plates was being reduced by pockets of pressurized water within the fault that push the plates away from each other.
作者: 小鸵鸟103 时间: 2016-6-24 05:11
27、地壳碰撞 那篇今天在prep里做过,难道考试时还能碰到prep里的题?文章大意是:
P1:科学家发现在板块段层处的温度的没有像想象中一样上升。G说可能因为那里的黏土产生的摩擦比石头产生的摩擦少很多
P2:B做了实验。。。说明了黏土产生的热量没有比石头少。因此地理学家又猜想是不是段层处的水造成的。
prep原文如下:
Prior to 1965 geologists assumed that the two giant rock plates meeting at the San Andreas Fault generate heat through friction as they grind past eachother, but in 1965 Henyey found that temperatures in drill holes near the fault were not as elevated as had been expected. Some geologists wondered whether the absence of friction-generated heat could be explained by the kinds of rock composing the fault. Geologists' pre-1965 assumptions concerning heat generated in the fault were based on calculations about common varieties of rocks, such as limestone and granite; but "weaker" materials, such as clays, had already been identified in samples retrieved from the fault zone. Under normal conditions, rocks composed of clay produce far less friction than do other rock types.
In 1992 Byerlee tested whether these materials would produce friction 10 to 15 kilometers below the Earth's surface. Byerlee found that when clay samples were subjected to the thousands of atmospheres of pressure they would encounter deep inside the Earth, they produced as much friction as was produced by other rock types. The harder rocks push against each other, the hotter they become; in other words, pressure itself, not only the rocks' properties, affects frictional heating. Geologists therefore wondered whether the friction between the plates was being reduced by pockets of pressurized water within the fault that push the plates away from each other.
The passage suggests which of the following regarding Henyey's findings about temperature in the San Andreas Fault?(A)
- AScientists have yet to formulate a definitive explanation for Henyey's findings.
- BRecent research suggests that Henyey's explanation for the findings should be modified.
- CHenyey's findings had to be recalculated in light of Byerlee's 1992 experiment.
- DHenyey's findings provided support for an assumption long held by geologists.
- EScientists have been unable to duplicate Henyey's findings using more recent experimental methods
The passage is primarily concerned with(B)
- Aevaluating a method used to test a particular scientific hypothesis
- Bdiscussing explanations for an unexpected scientific finding
- Cexamining the assumptions underlying a particular experiment
- Dquestioning the validity of a scientific finding
- Epresenting evidence to support a recent scientific hypothesis
The passage mostly agree that Heney's findings about temperature in the San Andreas Fault made the greatest contribution in that they(D)
- Arevealed an error in previous measurements of temperature in the San Andreas Fault zone
- Bindicated the types of clay present in the rocks that form the San Andreas Fault
- Cestablished the superiority of a particular technique for evaluating data concerning friction in the San Andreas Fault
- Dsuggested that geologists had inaccurately assumed that giant rock plates that meet at the San Andreas Fault generate heat through friction
- Econfirmed geologists' assumptions about the amount of friction generated by common varieties of rocks, such as limestone and granite
作者: shushutrain 时间: 2016-6-24 11:41
38 找到一些疑似背景资料
DNA Found in Drinking Water Could Aid Germs
DNA that helps make germs resistant to medicines may increasingly be appearing as a pollutant in the water.
This DNA was found "even in treated drinking water," researcher Amy Pruden, an environmental engineer at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, told LiveScience.
The spread of this DNA could exacerbate the already growing problem of drug resistance among potentially infectious microbes. Diseases once considered eradicated, such as tuberculosis, are making alarming comebacks. Currently, more than two million Americans are infected each year by resistant germs, and 14,000 die as a result, the World Health Organization reports.
"I personally have known people with antibiotic-resistant infections, and they can be very scary," Pruden said.
Resistant microbes
While antibiotics kill off many germs that have no resistance against them, they also prompt the spread of microbes that are resistant. The over-prescription or other improper use of these drugs helps these resistant infections emerge, but experts also note that up to 95 percent of antibiotics are excreted by humans and animals unaltered, seeping into the environment and encouraging antibiotic resistance there.
Pruden's new research did not focus on the presence of antibiotics in the environment. Instead, she looked for the presence of genes that help confer drug resistance to the germs in the first place. Bacterial genes are encoded as DNA, and microbes often swap genes with each other. In principle, antibiotic-resistance genes could persist and spread long after the drugs they target have dissipated.
"The spread of antibiotic-resistance genes in the environment is undesirable, just as is that of any other pollutant, such as PCBs or mercury," Pruden said.
Pruden and her colleagues focused on genes conferring resistance against two antibiotics, tetracycline and sulfonamide, which are linked to urban and farm activity. They investigated a range of northern Colorado waters, from relatively pristine river sediments to water from dairy lagoons to irrigation ditches. They also looked at water from drinking-water treatment plants and effluents from a wastewater recycling plant.
Everywhere
The levels of antibiotic-resistance genes were hundreds to thousands of times higher in waters directly impacted by urban or farm activity than in relatively pristine waters. Still, the researchers discovered the presence of antibiotic-resistance genes in all the waters they investigated.
"Wastewater treatment systems are not designed to treat antibiotic-resistance genes. The treated effluent is usually chlorinated, but even though this inactivates bacteria, it does not destroy DNA," Pruden explained. The DNA they found likely is inside dead or living cells, although it is possible it is floating in the water outside cells.
The researchers will further investigate what other antibiotic-resistance genes are present in the environment, such as ones against vancomycin, often considered the most powerful antibiotic of last resort. They will also explore ways to modify wastewater treatment plants to help them destroy DNA.
Pruden and her colleagues reported their findings online this month via the journal Environmental Science & Technology.
作者: shell_liu 时间: 2016-6-24 12:23
感觉Europa这篇很像OG第四篇,原文如下:
(但是我难以置信GMAT会懒到这个地步。。。
Io and Europa, the inner two of Jupiter’s four largest moons, are about the
size of Earth’s moon and are composed mostly or entirely of rock and metal.
Ganymede and Callisto are larger and roughly half ice. Thus, these four
moons are somewhat analogous to the planets of the solar system, in which
the rock- and metal-rich inner planets are distinct from the much larger gasand
ice-rich outer planets. Jupiter’s moons are, however, more “systematic”:
many of their properties vary continuously with distance from Jupiter. For
example, Io is ice-free, Europa has a surface shell of ice, and while Ganymede
and Callisto are both ice-rich, outermost Callisto has more.
This compositional gradient has geological parallels. Io is extremely
geologically active, Europa seems to be active on a more modest scale, and
Ganymede has undergone bouts of activity in its geological past. Only Callisto
reveals no geological activity. In similar fashion, Callisto’s surface is very
heavily cratered from the impact of comets and asteroids; Ganymede, like
Earth’s moon, is heavily cratered in parts; Europa is very lightly cratered; and
no craters have been detected on Io, even though Jupiter’s gravity attracts
comets and asteroids passing near it, substantially increasing the
bombardment rate of the inner moons compared to that of the outer ones. But
because of Io’s high degree of geological activity, its surface undergoes moreor-
less continuous volcanic resurfacing.
作者: 赵小瓜 时间: 2016-6-24 14:05
6.24 穴居动物 加拿大出租车 什么新世界和北美殖民文化有关 还有一篇忘了
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-25 00:04
明白了,是multinational corporation 那篇。多谢总结!!!
作者: 小哼唧丶 时间: 2016-6-25 00:34
标题: RE: 【阅读】616起阅读寂静整理(6.23-22:46更新至38篇. 更新(22. 加拿大出租车)考古)
楼楼辛苦了!/鲜花
作者: phoebe_01 时间: 2016-6-25 19:29
整理君:
今天考到了夏威夷庙,护士学校,木卫二,IT data center
作者: lostinclinton 时间: 2016-6-25 20:03
层主你好,能不能放放夏威夷和IT DATA的狗?
作者: suhuna 时间: 2016-6-26 13:36
这次的阅读基金不给力啊 整理君加油啊
作者: yiyingchen 时间: 2016-6-27 11:35
感谢楼主!7月4号1⃣战!!希望有帮助!我阅读实在太差!!!
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-27 15:50
有什么好的建议可以分享一下吗?
作者: huihlin 时间: 2016-6-28 05:51
感谢分享!
作者: Nadia_wang 时间: 2016-6-28 21:17
楼主们辛苦了!!!无私奉献啊!!!
作者: lostinclinton 时间: 2016-6-29 17:28
阅读菌你好,你八篇那个欧洲移民到底是关于去美国的欧洲移民还是欧洲内部间的移民?
作者: 小鸵鸟103 时间: 2016-6-29 22:31
来更新下频次
前天考了:女护士、木卫二、出租车、 female labor工资因素
感觉机经的内容已经挺全了!
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-30 00:17
谢谢分享!
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-30 00:18
这个狗不太完整。我个人觉得是去美国的欧洲移民和印第安人的对比。
作者: kanxingxing2015 时间: 2016-6-30 00:31
这个狗不太完整。我个人觉得是去美国的欧洲移民和印第安人的对比。
作者: BUUUUUU 时间: 2016-6-30 15:08
感谢楼主,今天考中机经了!!!
作者: Toxicant罂粟 时间: 2016-7-1 22:04
我想问一下,怎么定义深爱机经呀???
就是怎么算是看的很好了?
小白不太懂!
作者: Yzs2016 时间: 2016-7-4 05:02
感谢分享!
作者: cathygg0618 时间: 2016-7-4 06:57
夏威夷temple里提到考到4,5,6题是考古,还是这个月的信息?
作者: Lenaw 时间: 2016-7-4 11:48
感谢!
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