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Ah, there's a bug on the wall. Oh no! It has jumped on the floor and is now moving toward<br />my desk. Help me crush it.<br />Oh, what a lovely little creature. Chill out. It causes no harm as long as you leave it<br />be. Besides, insects are helpful.<br />What? They are horrible. Bugs always make my hair stand on end. Helpful? How?<br />Well, do you know what pollen is?<br />You mean the fine powder produced by flowers? Yeah? It fertilizes other flowers of the same<br />species so that they produce seeds. But how does that have anything to do with bugs?<br />Because insects play a crucial part in the transfer of pollen among flowers. And three<br />quarters of our crops in the UK depend on this.<br />Okay, but... Ah! It has jumped on my foot! Ah!<br />Ah! There's a bug on the wall. Oh no! It has jumped on the floor and is now moving toward<br />my desk. Help me crush it.<br />Oh, what a lovely little creature. Chill out. It causes no harm as long as you leave it<br />be. Besides, insects are helpful.<br />What? They are horrible. Bugs always make my hair stand on end. Helpful? How?<br />Well, do you know what pollen is?<br />You mean the fine powder produced by flowers? Yeah? It fertilizes other flowers of the same<br />species so that they produce seeds. But how does that have anything to do with bugs?<br />Because insects play a crucial part in the transfer of pollen among flowers. And three<br />quarters of our crops in the UK depend on this.<br />Okay, but... Ah! It has jumped on my foot! Ah!
(1)
Where did the woman find the bug at first?
A . On the wall.
B . On the floor.
C . On her desk.
(2)
What does the woman think of bugs?
A . Lovely.
B . Scary.
C . Helpful.
(3)
What percentage of British crops depend on insect pollination(授粉)?
A . 30%.
B . 40%.
C . 75%.
答案: A
B
C