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that participantswho experienced the forest throughVRreported feelingmore conected tonatureand expressed greater commitment to the environment than participants who watched the samerainforest visuals on a standard computer screen.AliceicyhlgistniantlyhasstudiedbilityakVR stimulates respect and wonder through scenes like towering tres or charging rhinos (犀牛）explainingwhyRrainedindividuals adoptecfriendlybehaviorsmorreadilythanarticlereaders.story concludes,“This isn't about pangolins - it's about us.”28.Why does the author mention donors crying?A.To prove films less effective.C.To show VR's emotional impact.B.To stress fundraising success.29. What are participants likely to do after a VR experience?D.To advocate for wildlife protection.A.Build a deeper connection to nature.C.Explore nature among towering trees.B.Launch a plastic reduction petition.30. What makes users believe they are part of the story?D.Travel through the Amazon rainforest.A.The being-there effect.C. Screens with high quality.B.Remote stimulation.31.What's Grech-Cumbo’s attitude towards VR?D.Mechanical behaviors.A.Doubtful.B.Objective.C.Favourable.D.Indifferent.DWhat would you say ifyou suddenly hit your toe against a door?Youmight shout in pain,or burstout short, sharp words like“ouch”or “ow”Many languages have an interjection word （感叹词） forexpressingainIChnitanFrnchtsaiandin sveral ustalian languageityakayi.All have similar sound elements, and that's not an accident.According to a recent study,pain interjections tend to contain the vowel 元音) sound “ah” and its letter combinations.Researchers analyzed dictionaries and databases of 131 world languages for interjections thatexpress pain, dislike and joy. They found pain interjections were driven by vowels [a] acrosslanguages. That often combines with other letters to create sounds such as “ai” and “ow”To find out where these similarities could come from,the researchers further tested 166Englishaananishukishndhnakerhyreaskdtpduce tutheywouldmakeif theywereexperiencingpaindislike orjoyhistmethe teamfound similavowel sounds across those five languages.For dislike, the most common sound was [a], for joywas [i],and for pain,it was familiar [a].Pain isbiological,and itmay havebeen shaped by the sound that human evolved to signalpain,isanskithe study's senior author,explains,Dislike or joyinvolves culture,so their oundare more diverse."arbitraryFor example,theres theboubakikieffectPeople from diffrent cultures are likely tassociate the nonsense word bouba”with a rounded shape,and kiki” with a sharp one.Anotherroughness and the L” sound with smoothness.英语试卷·第5页（共8页）