[洛基] 拾月贰拾贰日起洛基整理 （11.24 共一拔丝题）--结贴

熊熊加小怪

80！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！

-- by 会员 grogr (2010/10/26 19:12:37)

我要举报你恶意抢楼~

lightlym

换题库了吗？

YPandada

Q30: GWD-11-Q41:
Charcoal from a hearth site in Colorado, 2,000 miles south of Alaska, is known to be 11,200 years old.  Researchers reasoned that, since glaciers prevented human migration south from the Alaska-Siberia land bridge between 18,000 and 11,000 years ago, humans must have come to the Americas more than 18,000 years ago.
Which of the following pieces of new evidence would cast doubt on the conclusion drawn above?
A.    Using new radiocarbon dating techniques, it was determined that the charcoal from the Colorado site was at least 11,400 years old.
B.    Another campsite was found in New Mexico with remains dated at 16,000 years old.
C.    A computer simulation of glacial activity showed that it would already have been impossible for humans to travel south overland from Alaska 18,500 years ago.
D.    Using new radiocarbon dating techniques, it was proved that an ice-free corridor allowed passage south from the Alaska-Siberia land bridge at least 11,400 years ago.
E.    Studies of various other hunting-gathering populations showed convincingly that, once the glaciers allowed passage, humans could have migrated from Alaska to Colorado in about 20 years.

OG39. Most archaeologists have held that people first reached the Americas less than 20,000 years ago by crossing a land bridge into North America. But recent discoveries of human shelters in South America dating from 32,000 years ago have led researchers to speculate that people arrived in South America first, after voyaging across the Pacific, and then spread northward.

Which of the following, if it were discovered, would be pertinent evidence against the speculation above?
A. A rock shelter near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, contains evidence of use by human beings 19,000 years ago.
B. Some North American sites of human habitation predate any sites found in South America.
C. The climate is warmer at the 32,000-year-old South American site than at the oldest known North American site.
D. The site in South America that was occupied 32,000 years ago was continuously occupied until 6,000 years ago.
E. The last Ice Age, between 11,500 and 20,000 years ago, considerably lowered worldwide sea levels.

柠檬鼠

Q30: GWD-11-Q41:
Charcoal from a hearth site in Colorado, 2,000 miles south of Alaska, is known to be 11,200 years old.  Researchers reasoned that, since glaciers prevented human migration south from the Alaska-Siberia land bridge between 18,000 and 11,000 years ago, humans must have come to the Americas more than 18,000 years ago.
Which of the following pieces of new evidence would cast doubt on the conclusion drawn above?
A.    Using new radiocarbon dating techniques, it was determined that the charcoal from the Colorado site was at least 11,400 years old.
B.    Another campsite was found in New Mexico with remains dated at 16,000 years old.
C.    A computer simulation of glacial activity showed that it would already have been impossible for humans to travel south overland from Alaska 18,500 years ago.
D.    Using new radiocarbon dating techniques, it was proved that an ice-free corridor allowed passage south from the Alaska-Siberia land bridge at least 11,400 years ago.
E.    Studies of various other hunting-gathering populations showed convincingly that, once the glaciers allowed passage, humans could have migrated from Alaska to Colorado in about 20 years.

OG39. Most archaeologists have held that people first reached the Americas less than 20,000 years ago by crossing a land bridge into North America. But recent discoveries of human shelters in South America dating from 32,000 years ago have led researchers to speculate that people arrived in South America first, after voyaging across the Pacific, and then spread northward.

Which of the following, if it were discovered, would be pertinent evidence against the speculation above?
A. A rock shelter near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, contains evidence of use by human beings 19,000 years ago.
B. Some North American sites of human habitation predate any sites found in South America.
C. The climate is warmer at the 32,000-year-old South American site than at the oldest known North American site.
D. The site in South America that was occupied 32,000 years ago was continuously occupied until 6,000 years ago.
E. The last Ice Age, between 11,500 and 20,000 years ago, considerably lowered worldwide sea levels.

-- by 会员 YPandada (2010/10/26 19:45:29)

答案都是什么呀？

jenny1989

80！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！

-- by 会员 grogr (2010/10/26 19:12:37)

我要举报你恶意抢楼~

-- by 会员 熊熊加小怪 (2010/10/26 19:24:41)

额额。。难道这个月三个狗仔要考G呀？？

jenny1989

换题库了吗？

-- by 会员 lightlym (2010/10/26 19:44:40)

10。22换的

jenny1989

Q30: GWD-11-Q41:
Charcoal from a hearth site in Colorado, 2,000 miles south of Alaska, is known to be 11,200 years old.  Researchers reasoned that, since glaciers prevented human migration south from the Alaska-Siberia land bridge between 18,000 and 11,000 years ago, humans must have come to the Americas more than 18,000 years ago.
Which of the following pieces of new evidence would cast doubt on the conclusion drawn above?
A.    Using new radiocarbon dating techniques, it was determined that the charcoal from the Colorado site was at least 11,400 years old.
B.    Another campsite was found in New Mexico with remains dated at 16,000 years old.
C.    A computer simulation of glacial activity showed that it would already have been impossible for humans to travel south overland from Alaska 18,500 years ago.
D.    Using new radiocarbon dating techniques, it was proved that an ice-free corridor allowed passage south from the Alaska-Siberia land bridge at least 11,400 years ago.
E.    Studies of various other hunting-gathering populations showed convincingly that, once the glaciers allowed passage, humans could have migrated from Alaska to Colorado in about 20 years.

OG39. Most archaeologists have held that people first reached the Americas less than 20,000 years ago by crossing a land bridge into North America. But recent discoveries of human shelters in South America dating from 32,000 years ago have led researchers to speculate that people arrived in South America first, after voyaging across the Pacific, and then spread northward.

Which of the following, if it were discovered, would be pertinent evidence against the speculation above?
A. A rock shelter near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, contains evidence of use by human beings 19,000 years ago.
B. Some North American sites of human habitation predate any sites found in South America.
C. The climate is warmer at the 32,000-year-old South American site than at the oldest known North American site.
D. The site in South America that was occupied 32,000 years ago was continuously occupied until 6,000 years ago.
E. The last Ice Age, between 11,500 and 20,000 years ago, considerably lowered worldwide sea levels.

-- by 会员 YPandada (2010/10/26 19:45:29)

谢谢，第一个已经问过狗主人不是，我去咨询下第二个

jenny1989

我感觉在哪儿见过楼主的大名喃~~~

熊怪11号考~~~~感谢！！！

-- by 会员 熊熊加小怪 (2010/10/26 19:10:57)

呵呵 好日子哦 加油加油 等你来牵狗狗

柠檬鼠

Q30: GWD-11-Q41:
Charcoal from a hearth site in Colorado, 2,000 miles south of Alaska, is known to be 11,200 years old.  Researchers reasoned that, since glaciers prevented human migration south from the Alaska-Siberia land bridge between 18,000 and 11,000 years ago, humans must have come to the Americas more than 18,000 years ago.
Which of the following pieces of new evidence would cast doubt on the conclusion drawn above?
A.    Using new radiocarbon dating techniques, it was determined that the charcoal from the Colorado site was at least 11,400 years old.
B.    Another campsite was found in New Mexico with remains dated at 16,000 years old.
C.    A computer simulation of glacial activity showed that it would already have been impossible for humans to travel south overland from Alaska 18,500 years ago.
D.    Using new radiocarbon dating techniques, it was proved that an ice-free corridor allowed passage south from the Alaska-Siberia land bridge at least 11,400 years ago.
E.    Studies of various other hunting-gathering populations showed convincingly that, once the glaciers allowed passage, humans could have migrated from Alaska to Colorado in about 20 years.

OG39. Most archaeologists have held that people first reached the Americas less than 20,000 years ago by crossing a land bridge into North America. But recent discoveries of human shelters in South America dating from 32,000 years ago have led researchers to speculate that people arrived in South America first, after voyaging across the Pacific, and then spread northward.

Which of the following, if it were discovered, would be pertinent evidence against the speculation above?
A. A rock shelter near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, contains evidence of use by human beings 19,000 years ago.
B. Some North American sites of human habitation predate any sites found in South America.
C. The climate is warmer at the 32,000-year-old South American site than at the oldest known North American site.
D. The site in South America that was occupied 32,000 years ago was continuously occupied until 6,000 years ago.
E. The last Ice Age, between 11,500 and 20,000 years ago, considerably lowered worldwide sea levels.

-- by 会员 YPandada (2010/10/26 19:45:29)

谢谢，第一个已经问过狗主人不是，我去咨询下第二个

-- by 会员 jenny1989 (2010/10/26 21:03:27)

我觉得第二个很像 哈哈哈 不过还看狗主人怎么说了

liber00000

还有一个说，在某湖监测到了一个medical神马东东的存在，这种东东对人体有害，但是它的含量在一个很低的不会影响喝这些水的人的健康的数值。however，消除这个东东还是有必要的，因为消除这个东东对人的健康还是有好处的，问加强。LZ选了一个XX bacteria expose to 那个medical东东会变得对那个东东有抗体/抵抗力？= =LZ表达不能，大家自己体会。。。
感觉这是市gwd的原题呢。。记得看到过