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TF阅读真题第768篇Martian Volcanoes
Martian Volcanoes Earth is not the only planet to have volcanoes; in fact Mars-though all of its volcanoes have long been inactive-has the two largest ones i...
TF阅读真题第767篇How the First People Got to the Interior of North America
How the First People Got to the Interior of North America Most researchers believe that the first people to come to North America came from Asia to what is no...
TF阅读真题第766篇The River Nile in Ancient Egypt
The special character of the Nile, which made it central to ancient Egyptian culture, was its annual inundation (flooding). During June the river began to rise, and a quantity of g...
TF阅读真题第765篇The Porcelain Industry at Jingdezhen
The Porcelain Industry at Jingdezhen Porcelain is a ceramic material that is prized for its translucence, hardness, and smoothness. Porcelainwas first produced in China, perhaps ...
TF阅读真题第764篇The Chemical Defenses of Trees
Woody plants produce a great variety of chemical compounds to provide protection against other plants, diseases, and herbivores (plant-eating animals) big and small. These chemical...
TF阅读真题第763篇Methane Hydrate as a Potential Fuel
Methane Hydrate as a Potential Fuel At the bottom of the world's oceans lies a potential source of energy that could provide society with fuel well into the next century. Th...
TF阅读真题第762篇Cool Early Earth Hypothesis
The oldest Earth rocks known to date, found in Quebec, Canada in 2008, were determined to be about 4.3 billion years old. However, the oldest known materials of the solar system-M...
TF阅读真题第761篇Oil Painting in Renaissance Florence
During the European Renaissance (1300-1600), artists in Florence, Italy, made striking use of oil-based paints, but the development of these paints was part of a long and c...
TF阅读真题第760篇Bird Molt
Molt is the process in which birds shed feathers and replace them by growing new ones. It is a costly effort that typically follows breeding in the warmest months of the year and p...
TF阅读真题第759篇Trade and Early State Formation
Bartering was a basic trade mechanism for many thousands of years; often sporadic and usually based on notions of reciprocity, it involved the mutual exchange of commoditi...