雅思阅读真题(Part 1)
Part 1 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2020.9.20/2018.2.3
They attract insects and then eat their flesh. Is that any way for a plant to behave?
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答案:raindrops
原文定位:Yet sundews, he observed, ignored raindrops. To react to such a false alarm, he reasoned, would obviously be a "great evil" to the plant
答案:FALSE
原文定位:Also, bogs are often flooded with sunshine, so even an inefficient carnivorous plant can carry out enough photosynthesis to survive
答案:NOT GIVEN
原文定位:Chemical fertilizers used in agriculture and pollution from power plants are adding extra nitrogen to many bogs in North America. Carnivorous plants are so finely adapted to low levels of nitrogen that this extra fertilizer is overloading their systems
答案:TRUE
原文定位:The black market trade in exotic carnivorous plants is strong
答案:NOT GIVEN
原文定位:The suppression of wildfires by government agencies allows other plants to grow quickly and outcompete the Venus flytraps
答案:stomach
原文定位:He showed that when one of its leaves snapped shut, it formed itself into a temporary "stomach," secreting enzymes that could dissolve the prey
答案:pores
原文定位:Volkov's experiments reveal that the electric charge travels down fluid-filled tunnels in a leaf, which opens up pores in cell membranes
答案:vacuum
原文定位:The cells in the bladder then begin to pump water out again, creating a new vacuum
答案:frogs
原文定位:Some of the largest have pitchers up to 30cm deep and can consume whole frogs unlucky enough to fall into them
答案:TRUE
原文定位:Carnivorous plants clearly benefit from eating animals; when scientists feed pitcher plants extra bugs, the plants get bigger
答案:TRUE
原文定位:Carnivorous plants, however, take nitrogen and phosphorus from the flesh in order to build light-harvesting enzymes
答案:FALSE
原文定位:A pitcher or a flytrap is not very good at photosynthesis because, unlike plants with ordinary leaves, they do not have flat solar panels that can absorb lots of sunlight
答案:FALSE
原文定位:The poor soil of bogs and swamps, where many carnivorous plants grow, offers little nitrogen and phosphorus, so carnivorous plants enjoy an advantage there over 'conventional' plants