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TOEFL Listening Class Unit 1 Passage 29

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186. What is the talk mainly about?

Potential warning signs from nature
The ecological consequences of a volcanic eruption
Predicting weather from animal activity
The overpopulation of amphibians

187. How are woolly worms sometimes used to predict winter
weather?

By measuring the length of the worms
By counting the worms
By measuring the worms' fur
By watching how the worms prepare their nests

188. What does the speaker imply about frogs?

They are moving to higher altitudes.
Their numbers are decreasing all over the world.
They have always had difficulty adapting to new
conditions.
New species continue to evolve.

189. According to the speaker, why is the phenomenon
described in the talk so troublesome?

There is no good explanation for it.
It is occurring very slowly.
Its causes are irreversible.
It is caused by pollution.

190. Why does the speaker mention dinosaurs?

To demonstrate the consequences of a change in
climate
To give an example of an extinct animal group
To compare amphibians to a kind of reptile
To emphasize how long amphibians have been in
existence





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