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managemenfom Turkey would impact the freshwater available to these countries for drinking,What is covered on this first aid course?You will have hands-on experiences.Our friendly and experienced trainers will help youhygiene(卫生），industry,and transportation.to learn a number of key kill that you really need to know:dealing with an emergency,Water management has become part of many nations'foreign policy.Sandra points to theseizures(),burns,bleeding heavily,broken bones,head injury,choking,heart attack,Mekong River Commission.The headwaters of the Mekong River are in China,although thebasin is nearly 800,000 square kilometers and includes the nations of Myanmar,Cambodia,stroke and severe allergic reaction.Laos,Thailand,and Vietnam.Many governments are members of the Mekong River湖Time and priceCommission,which promotes sustainable development of the water supply.TimePriceDate24.What did water mean to Sandra as a child?4 hours (plus 30-minute lunch)10:00-14:30￡37.50A.It represented a kind of spirit.On SaturdaysB.It caused stress to her life.Other information:You'll receive a free first aid workbook full of helpful advice;this can be taken homeC.It brought many obstacles to her.D.It offered a way for transportatienand used to check and refresh your knowledge.The workbook includes your certificate of learning,which you can fill in yourself.What can we learn from Paragraph 32For more information,please give us a call at 0344 871 8000 sometime between 8:30 amA.Water stress was perfectly settledB.Water contributed much to the world cultureand 5:00 pm.We are open from Monday to Friday.C.Water had no impact on the steadiness of a nation21.What can we know about the course?D.Water crisis was recognized before Malin's bookAnyone interested can attend it.26.What inspiration can we get from th Tignis-and Euphrates rivers?People looking for jobs must take it.A.Upstream countries have priorities.些C.It helps prepare for ending sports clubsB.Every country has its policy for riversD.It is suitable for those working out regularly.C.Rivers across countries are decreasing.22.What are you required to do in order to attend the course?D.Source governance of rivers is critical.A.Spend three hours on lessons a day.27.What's the purpose of the author taking the Mekong River as an example?B.Make a call for more information.A.To show its importance to the locals.C.Pay a certain amount of money.B.To emphasize its great volume of flowD.Show a certificate of good health.C.To show the power of cooperation.23.How will you learn first aid skillson the course?D.To tell its challenges to related nations.A.By receiving practical learning.B.By finishing the homework in time.)A recent study in PLOS ONE investigates the geneties of vegetarianism(素食主义)，ItC.By gathering life-saving skills online.highlights that maintaining a vegetarian lifestyle may not solely depend on willpower.TheD.By visiting the experienced trainers.Bstudy,led by Dr.Nabeel Yaseer from Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine,identifies four genes associated with successful vegetarianism.According to Dr.Yaseen,当DAs the founder of the Global Water Policy Project and a lead expert for National Geo-graphic's Freshwater Initiative,Sandras goal is to promote the conservation and sustainablegenes significantly influence one's suitability for a vegetarian diet.People turn to vegetarianism for various reasons,such as religious beliefs,cultural practices,呐use of the Earth's freshwater resources.Sandra says she grew up ih New York as a Long Island beach kid She was always awarehealth concerns,moral values,or environmental considerations.However,these motivationsof the "comfort,peace,and balance"offered by the natural world,especially the environments ofdon't always lead to successful adherence)to a meatless diet."A large preportion ofwetlands and rivers.Before starting work on a project,Sandra considers an area's"geography ofself-described vegetarians actually report consuming meat products when responding to蝶water":the amount of water in the area's basin,the population,and the agricultural use ofdetailed questionnaires,Dr.Yaseen said."This suggests that many people who would likewater.The geography of water helps Sandra determine an area's water stress.Water stressto be vegetarian are not able to do so,and our data suggest that genes is at least part of theis the situation where a community is using more water than nature made available.reason.Sandra first became aware of the concept of water stress after reading Swedish hydrologistTo conduct this study,researchers employed data from theUK Biobank a comprehensiveMalin Falkenmark's book Water for a Staruing World.This groundbreaking work linkedbiomedical database tracking individuals over the long term.They compared over 5,000 strictwater use,food and population.As Sandra began to understand water stress,she realized itvegetarians (those who hadn't consumed animal flesh in the last year)with over 300,000馆affects everything,from a community's development to its political security."So many greatindividuals who had eaten meat in the previous year.The analysis identified three genescivilizations developed alongside rivers and lakes,"she says,pointing to the ancient civiliza-strongly associated with vegetarianism and another 31 potentially linked to it.Notably,tions of Ur(between the Tigris and Euphratesrivers),Egypt (which developed on the Nile),vegetarians displayed a higher likelihood of possessing different gene variations.The study suggests that the differences in how individuals process lipids()might be斗and the Indus River Valley.Today,Sandra points out,more than 200 rivers are shared between two or more nations.related to these genetic variations.Some genes associated with vegetarianism are linked to lipidDams and other river management techniques implemented (by nations upstream have ametabolisn(新陈代谢)This could mean that some people genetically require certain lipidshuge impact on nations downstream.The Tigris and Euphrates rivers have their sources infound in meat for optimal brain function However more research is necessary to explore thisTurkey,for example,but their basins are in Iraq,Kuwait,Saudi Arabia,and Syria.Riverhypothesis.英语（一）第4页（共8页）英语（一）第3页（共8页）冲刺卷·新教材