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TOEFL Listening Class Unit 2 Passage 22

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1. What is the purpose of the lecture?

To prepare students for a field trip
To validate archaeological findings
To classify certain marine animals
To explain the uses of barnacle cement

2. According to the professor, how are barnacles
different from other shellfish?

They are generally larger in size.
They have a thinner shell.
They can damage ships.
They have a stronger taste.

3. Why does the professor mention fossils?

To explain that barnacles evolved from an
ancient species
To prove that barnacles are related to
contemporary shellfish
To question the findings of paleontologists
To show how long-lasting barnacle cement is


4. What do scientists hope to learn from studying
barnacles?

How to grow bigger, better-tasting barnacles
What ocean life was like 150 million years ago
How to produce a strong, long-lasting cement
How barnacles reproduce

5. What is unique about the barnacle found on the West
Coast of the United States?

It is not as nutritious as East Coast barnacles.
It grows exceptionally large.
It produces the strongest cement of all barnacles.
It fights for food with lobsters and crabs.




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