谢谢lz提供信息,是这个吗? 1. GWD-1-Q25 to Q28生理因素和环境因素对硅藻生物钟产生的影响 Recently biologists have been interested in a tide-associated periodic behavior displayed by Line the diatom Hantzschia virgata, a (5) microscopic golden-brown alga that inhabits that portion of a shoreline washed by tides (the intertidal zone). Diatoms of this species, sometimes called “commuter” diatoms, remain (10) burrowed in the sand during high tide, and emerge on the sand sur- face during the daytime low tide. Just before the sand is inundated by the rising tide, the diatoms burrow (15) again. Some scientists hypothesize that commuter diatoms know that it is low tide because they sense an environmental change, such as an alteration in temperature or a change (20) in pressure caused by tidal move- ment. However, when diatoms are observed under constant conditions in a laboratory, they still display periodic behavior, continuing to bur- (25) row on schedule for several weeks. This indicates that commuter diatoms, rather than relying on environmental cues to keep time, possess an inter- nal pacemaker or biological clock (30) that enables them to anticipate peri- odic changes in the environment. A commuter diatom has an unusu- ally accurate biological clock, a consequence of the unrelenting (35) environmental pressures to which it is subjected; any diatoms that do not burrow before the tide arrives are washed away.提出现象及其研究 This is not to suggest that the (40) period of this biological clock is immutably fixed. Biologists have concluded that even though a diatom does not rely on the envi- ronment to keep time, environmental (45) factors—including changes in the tide’s hydrostatic pressure, salin- ity, mechanical agitation, and temperature—can alter the period of its biological clock according to (50) changes in the tidal cycle. In short, the relation between an organism’s biological clock and its environment is similar to that between a wristwatch and its owner: the owner cannot (55) make the watch run faster or slower, but can reset the hands. However, this relation is complicated in intertidal dwellers such as commuter diatoms by the fact that these organisms are (60) exposed to the solar-day cycle as well as to the tidal cycle, and some- times display both solar-day and tidal periods in a single behavior. Commuter diatoms, for example, (65) emerge only during those low tides that occur during the day.环境因素对其生物钟的影响 现象解释 逻辑简图: 1P: recently biologist interested in T behavior of HV. Some hypothesis… however… indicate, rather than, possess.. 2P: not suggest fix. Biologist conclude environmental factors can alter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GWD-1-Q25: The passage suggests which of the following about the accuracy of the commuter diatom’s biological clock? - The accuracy of the commuter diatom’s biological clock varies according to changes in the tidal cycle.反
- The unusual accuracy that characterizes the commuter diatom’s biological clock is rare among intertidal species.
- The commuter diatom’s biological clock is likely to be more accurate than the biological clock of a species that is subject to less intense environmental pressures.定位32-36
- The commuter diatom’s biological clock tends to be more accurate than the biological clocks of most other species because of the consistency of the tidal cycle.
- The accuracy of the commuter diatom’s biological clock tends to fluctuate when the diatom is observed under variable laboratory conditions.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GWD-1-Q26: The author of the passage compares the relationship between an organism’s biological clock and its environment to the relation between a wristwatch and its owner most probably in order to
- point out a fundamental difference between the function of biological clocks in organisms and the use of mechanical clocks by humans
- illustrate the way in which the period of an organism’s biological clock can be altered by environmental factors
- suggest that there are important similarities between the biological clock in organisms such as the commuter diatom and the biological clock in humans
- support an argument regarding the methods used by certain organisms to counteract the influence of the environment on their biological clocks
- question the accuracy of the biological clock in organisms such as the commuter diatom
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GWD-1-Q27: According to the passage, the periodic behavior displayed by commuter diatoms under constant laboratory conditions is characterized by which of the following? - Greater unpredictability than the corresponding behavior under natural conditions
- A consistent periodic schedule in the short term定位第一段 39-41
- No difference over the long term from the corresponding behavior under natural conditions
- Initial variability caused by the constant conditions of the laboratory
- Greater sensitivity to environmental factors than is the case under natural conditions
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GWD-1-Q28: The primary purpose of the passage is to - dispute the influence of environmental factors on the tide-associated behavioral rhythms displayed by the diatom Hantzschia virgata
- describe how certain tide-associated behavioral rhythms displayed by the diatom Hantzschia virgata have changed over time
- compare tide-associated behavioral rhythms to solar-day behavioral rhythms in the diatom Hantzschia virgata
- examine how certain biological and environmental influences affect the tide-associated behavioral rhythms displayed by the diatom Hantzschia virgata
- identify certain environmental factors that limit the effectiveness of the biological clock in the diatom Hantzschia virgata
注意文章的进展,前面说了HV所表现的现象,后面说环境因素对其生物钟的影响 GWD18-Q23 Which of the following can be inferred from the passage about the effect of the solar-day cycle on the tide-associated periodic behavior displayed by commuter diatoms? - The solar-day cycle makes this behavior less advantageous to the commuter diatoms at certain times of the year.
- The solar-day cycle makes this behavior somewhat more erratic.
- The solar-day cycle makes this behavior less important to the survival of the commuter diatoms.
- Because of the solar-day cycle, this behavior is forced to proceed at a more rapid pace at certain times during the 24-hour day.
- Because of the solar-day cycle, this behavior is not expressed at certain times during the 24-hour day.
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