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29.What motivated Takefumi Kikusui to study dog tears?批A.His love for keeping dogs.B.The request of a dog owner.C.A dog's nursing her puppies.D.The demand from his team.30.What is the third paragraph mainly about?翻A.The process of the research.B.The evaluation of the study.C.The application of the research.◇D.The importance of the study.31.What can we infer from the text?如A.Dogs often cry in response to negative emotions.B.People tend to be fond of dogs which are playful and lovely.C.A dog's ability to tear plays a social function in dogs'world.D.Dog's teary eyes may strengthen their bond with humans.只ΨNew research suggests that even a simple exercise program might help older people with斟light,or mild,memory problems.Doctors have long advised patients to do physical activity tohelp keep their brains healthy.But the U.S.government-supported research marks the longeststudy of whether exercise makes any difference once memory starts to decline.In the study,the participants were divided into two parts.Half of the older adults didaerobic (exercises,and the rest did stretching and balance movements that raised theirheart rates a little.After a year.testing of mental activity showed neither group had长worsened,said lead researcher Laura Baker of Wake Forest School of Medicine.Bycomparison,similar mild cognitive impairment(认知障a碍)(MCI)patients in another long-term study of brain health-but without exercise-experienced cognitive,or mental,decline挑over a year.The early findings are surprising.But the National Institute on Aging cautioned thattracking non-exercisers in the same study would have offered better evidence.Maria Carrillo isKthe Alzheimer's Association chief scientific officer.She said,"The new study is especiallyinteresting because the COVID-19 pandemic began halfway through the study.That meant thestudy participants became socially isolated,or separated from others.Social isolation has longbeen known to increase people's risk of memory problems.It is a difficult time for dementia (research.Doctors are not sure about prescribing a斯high-priced new drug called Aduhelm.The drug is supposed to be the first to slow theprogression of Alzheimer's-but it is not yet clear if it really helps patients.Researchers lastmonth reported another drug that works similarly failed in an important study.There is杯growing urgency to find whether exercise and other steps might offer at least some protection.In addition to the recent study,Baker is leading an even larger study of older adults to seeif adding exercise to other steps such as a healthy diet,brain games and social activities may布reduce the risk of dementia.32.What is the purpose of the new research?A.To find out effective ways to slow aging process.◇B.To prove the causes of elders'declining memory.C.To develop effective medicines for people with MCI.D.To identify the effect of exercise on elders'memory.后33.How do the researchers get the result in paragraph 2?A.By making contrasts.后B.By asking questions.C.By analyzing statistics.D.By offering examples.英语（四）第5页（共8页）江宁名校联