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Poliomyelitis, for example, emerged
as an epidemic in the United States in the twentieth
century; by then, modern sanitation was able to delay
exposure to polio until adolescence or adulthood, at
(10) which time polio infection produced paralysis. Previ-
ously, infection had occurred during infancy, when it
typically provided lifelong immunity without paralysis.
Thus, the hygiene that helped prevent typhoid epidemics
indirectly fostered a paralytic polio epidemic.
这句话暗含的意思是不是,提高卫生条件可以预防伤寒,
同时也造成了人们更容易瘫痪??
119. The passage suggests that a lack of modern sanitation
would make which of the following most likely to
occur?
(A) An outbreak of Lyme disease
(B) An outbreak of dengue hemorrhagic fever
(C) An epidemic of typhoid
(D) An epidemic of paralytic polio among infants
(E) An epidemic of paralytic polio among adolescents
and adults
我选了D OG说,D错在polio并不一定引发瘫痪。我想请问如果把PARALYTIC去掉,D是不是就可以选了呢?
123. Which of the following best describes the organization
of the passage?
(A) A paradox is stated, discussed and left unresolved.
(B) Two opposing explanations are presented, argued,
and reconciled.
(C) A theory is proposed and is then followed by
descriptions of three experiments that support the
theory.
(D) A generalization is stated and is then followed by
three instances that support the generalization.
(E) An argument is described and is then followed by
three counterexamples that refute the argument.
用排除法做的。当时有点犹豫是因为generalization表示了一种普遍认识,
但是从文章开头觉得是一种不太为大众所知的观点。所以下不了手。
请问generalization是不是使用恰当呢?换成new view是不是要好点?
文章开头这样说
Although genetic mutations in bacteria and viruses
can lead to epidemics, some epidemics are caused by
bacteria and viruses that have undergone no significant
genetic change.
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