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TOEFL Listening Class Unit 2 Passage 21

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1. What is the talk mainly about?

How light conditions affect the color of feathers
The methods some birds use to hunt
How the structure of a bird's eye compares to a
human's
The role UV light plays in birds' lives

2. What did the experiment with robins demonstrate?

They can distinguish red light from UV light.
They can perceive very low levels of UV light.
They cannot see UV light through a transparent
filter.
They experience discomfort in dim light conditions.


3. How is a bird's vision different from a human's?

A bird's eyes are less sensitive to color variation.
A bird does not have receptors for the basic colors
humans see.
A bird can see a wider range of colors than a
human can.
A bird's distance vision is poor in dim light.

4. What did one experiment demonstrate about male birds?

UV light helps males identify the females.
UV light makes the males appear larger.
UV light enhances the color of the males' feathers.
UV light helps males locate sites for nests.

5. What advantage does UV light provide hunting birds?

They can follow trails left by their prey.
They can spot small animals from great distances.
They can distinguish between poisonous and
nonpoisonous animals.
They can see well under cloudy conditions.





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