分達(dá)人雅思閱讀真題還原及解析

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20、83;··········· 240目 錄449 分達(dá)人雅思閱讀真題還原及解析 4TEST 4READING PASSAGE 1You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1-13, which are based on Reading Passage 1 below.T-rex

21、: Hunter or Scavenger?Jack Horner is an unlikely academic: his dyslexia is so bad that he has trouble reading a book. But he can read the imprint of life in sandstone or muddy shale across a distance of 100 years, and it

22、 is this gift that has made him curator of palaeontology at Montana State University’s Museum of the Rockies, the leader of a multi-million dollar scientific project to expose a complete slice of life 68 million years ag

23、o, and a consultant to Steven Spielberg and other Hollywood figures.His father had a sand and gravel quarry in Montana, and the young Horner was a collec-tor of stones and bones, complete with notes about when and where

24、he found them. “My father had owned a ranch when he was younger, in Montana,” he says. “He was enough of a geologist, being a sand and gravel man, to have a pretty good notion that they were dinosaur bones. So when I was

25、 eight years old he took me back to the area that had been his ranch, to where he had seen these big old bones. I picked up one. I am pretty sure it was the upper arm bone of a duckbilled dinosaur: it probably wasn’t a d

26、uckbilled dinosaur but closely related to that. I catalogued it, and took good care of it, and then later when I was in high school, excavated my first dinosaur skeleton. It obviously started earlier than eight and I lit

27、erally have been driven ever since. I feel like I was born this way.”Horner spent seven years at university, but never graduated. “I have a learning disability, I would call it a learning difference — dyslexia, they call

28、 it — and I just had a terrible time with English and foreign languages and things like that. For a degree in geology or biology they required two years of a foreign language. There was no way in the world I could do tha

29、t. In fact, I didn’t really pass English. So I couldn’t get a degree, I just wasn’t capable of it. But I took all of the courses required and I wrote a thesis and I did all sorts of things. So I have the education, I jus

30、t don’t have the piece of paper.” he says.“We definitely know we are working on a very broad coastal plain with the streams and rivers bordered by conifers and hardwood plants, and the areas in between these rivers were