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1. 1)time: 50’ 2)background: the beverage uses the plastic rings which is harmful to the wild animal. Premise: a new plastic rings will disintegrate after exposure in sunlight for 3 days. Conclusion: when complete the transformation, there is no harm to wild animals anymore. Prephrase: the new plastic rings can disintegrate ≠ no harm to wild animals.
Maybe the component after disintegrating is harmful to the animals or even the new plastic rings are used by company. The old rings still exist.
3)选项分析:B (A) The switchover to the new plastic rings will take at least two more years to complete. (irrelevant) (B) After the beverage companies have switched over to the new plastic rings, a substantial number of the old plastic rings will persist in most aquatic and woodland environments.(contender) (C) The new plastic rings are slightly less expensive than the old rings.(loser, irrelevant) (D) The new plastic rings rarely disintegrate during shipping of beverage six-packs because most trucks that transport canned beverages protect their cargo from sunlight.(loser, irrelevant) (E) The new plastic rings disintegrate into substances that are harmful to aquatic animals when ingested in substantial quantities by them. (aquatic animals not the wild animals, loser.)
2. 1) time: 40’ 2)situation: Background: T sharks live surrounding the T beach.  remise: Tiger sharks eat small sharks and sometimes eat tourists who are swimming in the sea in T. this influences the tourism that is the second industry in T. Conclusion: the mayor, in order to help the economy, will kill the tiger sharks within a mile of the beach.  rephrase: kill the T sharks will help the economy.
Kill the T sharks within 1 mile of the beach, then there will be small sharks. Small sharks also will hurt tourists.
选项分析:E
(A) Even if not all the tiger sharks that come close to the beaches are killed, the existence of the program would reassure tourists. (support) (B) Business owners who depend on tourism are willing to pay most of the cost of implementing the program. (irrelevant) (C) Tourists come to Tenare Island for its beaches, even though the island features a number of other tourist attractions.(irrelevant) (D) The small sharks on which tiger sharks prey feed on fish that are commercially important to the island's fisheries. (support) (E) Not all tourists who come to Tenare Island enjoy swimming or surfing. (maybe they come to see the T shark, then if the T sharks are killed, they will not come, can not help the economy)
3. 1)time: 42s 2)situation: Background: E almost didn’t import apples from other country. As they prefer the local apples. Premise: Country K want to sell their apples in country E with half of the local apple price and promote it as nourishing and lower-cost. Prephrase: sell with half of price and promote it as nourishing and lower-cost, the K apples will sell well in K. Maybe citizen of K don’t think the lower-price apple is good, they still like the apple grown in E.
选项分析: B
(A) Most of the varieties of apples grown in Ertland were originally derived from common Kosolian varieties.(support) (B) Consumers in Ertland tend to spend about the same proportion of their income on fresh fruits and vegetables as do consumers in Kosolia.(weaken) (C) At times in the past, Ertland has exported significant quantities of apples to Kosolia.(irrelevant) (D) Some varieties of apples grown in Kosolia can be harvested throughout most of the year, whereas the varieties grown in Ertland can be harvested only during two months of the year. (E) Profiles of Ertland-grown apples are high enough in Ertland that growers, wholesalers, and retailers there could easily afford to reduce the price at which these apples are sold.(irrelevant)
4.1) time: 42s 2) situation Background: train station will renovate.  remise: consultant proposed to change its entrance to the adjoining street and rent the main street shop to retail business will high-rent. Conclusion: train station can afford the renovation fee without negative impact on its tight budget. Prephrase: changed the entrance with lower-rent, leasing with high-rent to retail. Then train station can easily afford the renovation fee and other all fees without negative impact on tight budget.
The high-rent is higher enough than the lower-rent. Or moving the entrance the number of people who travel by train increase.
选项分析:B
(A) More train commuters are employed in businesses located on Main Street than in businesses located on the adjoining side street. (weaken) (B) A reliable survey of Flowertown's commuters showed that virtually none of them would use the train any less frequently if the station's entrance were moved.(support) (C) The high-rent block of Flowertown's Main Street includes several buildings whose owners currently seek to replace long-standing tenants lost in recent months.(weaken) (D) If the station's entrance were moved, the train company would need to begin costly renovations to its Main Street entrance space.(weaken) (E) Ridership on Flowertown trains declined only slightly from 1970 to 1985 while other train companies lost large numbers of commuters.(irrelevant) 5.1) time: 22s 2)situation Premise: in the same class, the FZ1000 has fewest injuries. Conclusion: the FZ1000 is one of the safest car today. Prephrase: compared to cars in the same class, the FZ has fewest injuries ≠ fz1000 one of safest car. Maybe less people drive the car, so the number is lowest. Or people just drive this car on the safe road compared to others cars. Or FZ is fewest in the same class, but compared to other class, it has higher injuries. 选项分析:C (A) The Highway Traffic Safety Institute report listed many cars in other classes that had more injuries per accident than did the PZ 1000. (support) (B) In recent years many more PZ 1000s have been sold than have any other kind of car in its class.(irrelevant) (C) Cars in the class to which the PZ 1000 belongs are more likely to be involved in accidents than are other types of cars.(weaken, this class cars will have more accidents then others class, so even the FZ is the fewest in this class, but compared to others class cars, it is not the safest.) (D) The difference between the number of injuries per accident for the PZ 1000 and that for other cars in its class is quite pronounced.(irrelevant) (E) The Highway Traffic Safety Institute issues reports only once a year.(irrelevant) |
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