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rude,"shid Brucks,"so we have to look at the screen because ihat is the defined contextthe interaction,the same wny we wouldn't walk to another room while talking o someoneLike most cducators.Brucks has primarily taught virtually in the past three ycars,andperson.she did nolice some bencfits of the appronch as well.Hfer siudenta were more likely to takeand shyerspokep morthatcomnddressinga large classroom.Brucks found that one solution to improving virtual ideamigh be to simply tur off the camera fo her students and morecrentive when nsked to do so.And this may be sound advice for the workplace.28.Whnt does the underlined word"stiffen"in Paragraph 2 most probably mean?C.strengthen..D.shake.A.challenge.B.revise.29.At first,lead researcher Melanie Brucks might think thatA.creative ideas may emerge from casual thoughts.B.the feedback from companies seems questionable.C.participants should make eye contact in an online meeting.D.videoconferencing can't compare with in-person communication.30.What can we learn about Brucks'students?A.They progressed in focusing attention.B.They relieved anxiety by speaking up.C.They displayed talent for public speaking.D.They took adyantage of virtual learning.31.Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?A.Brainstorming Online Limits CreativityB.Interacting In Person Boosts EfficiencyC.Grouping Randomly Increases ProductivityD.Maintaining Teamwork Improves InnovationDA narrow region of the eastern Pacific Ocean has been getting colder for the past 30years,challenging global trends and confusing many scientists.Over at least three decades,the region has cooled by roughly half a degree,which has been causing scientists to wonderhow long that will hold.The unusual phenomenon,known as the "cold tongue",is affecting a vast area of oceanwest of South America.Scientists are not entirely certain what is keeping the "cold tongue"cool.Richard Seager,from the Earth Observatory at Columbia University,said one factorappears to be trade winds in the equatorial (region,which carry warm water away fromthe surface,.stimulating cooler water to rise."The trade winds blow from east to west acrossthe tropical Pacific Ocean,"Seager said."As the waters are driven away from the surface,water flows up from below.And since the waters below the surface are cold,this creates thecold tongue'.”Yet,despite the effect of these winds,the "cold tongue"has puzzled scientists,becauseadvanced climate models suggest that the waters should have been warming for decades at afaster rate than the rest of the Pacific due to rising greenhouse gas emissions ()Pedro DiNezio of the University of Colorado Boulder,considers it the most importantunanswered question in climate science.Scientists can't predict when it will end or startwarming since the cause is unknown.According to New Scientist,this has huge worldwideimplications,including determining California's permanent drought and Australia's wildfires.More profoundly still,it could even alter the extent of climate change globally byunderstanding how sensitive Earth's atmosphere is to rising greenhouse gas production.Despite this,the overall ocean temperatures are rising.Solving the puzzle of the"coldtongueisabout proving cimae models wrong.Rather,the"od tonge"is the last bigpiefthepueFit that innd we can build a morecere pire of ow lifewill change【高三月考卷（二）·英语卷第5页（共8页）】