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32.WhmillonsM77232917 will not be needed anytime soon.However,its discovery has earnedA.1Pace000morem lifted hss amongmth loversa lest until theBIeeprmefound.Given that the genius who uncoversaprime number withC.1100 million digits will get both fame and $50,000 from the Eleetronie Frontier Foundation,D.the competition to discover the next record breaking prime number can only increase.33.w1ATherefore,the discovery is just a matter of when.C28.Why is it difficult to find unknown prime numbers?34.wA.Most of the ways to find them are useless.AB.There is no fixed model for prime numbersC.The searching software is too expensive.35.wD.Mathematicians lack the motivation to do so.A29.What is Marin Mersenne's contribution mentioned in the text?A.Working out a way of getting prime numbers.B.Launching the cooperative computer project.C.Finding the largest prime number M77232917第D.Figuring out a class of rare prime numbers.30.What does the underlined word"frivolous"in paragraph 4 mean?C.AmazingD.Meaningless.选明A.Necessary.B.Impossible.31.What is the author's attitude towards finding the next largest prime number?D.Ambiguous.A.Doubtful.B.Optimistic.C.Unconcerned.feeD"Mosquitofish is one of the 100 world's worst invasive species,and current methods tokill it are too expensive and time-consuming to effectively contrast its spread,"says GiovannithaPolverino,a famous ecologist.“This global pest is a serious threat to many aquatic(水生的)animals.Instead of killing them one by one,we're presenting an approach that can informapransbetter strategies to control this global pest.We made their worst nightmare become real:arobot that scares the mosquitofish but not the other animals around it."In the presence of the robotic fish,mosquitofish tended to stay closer to each other andexspend more time at the center of the testing arena,hesitant to go to unfamiliar waters.Theyalso swam more crazily,with frequent and sharp turns,than those who haven't met the0robot.Away from the robot and back in their home aquaria,the effect of fear lasted.Thescared fish were less active,ate more,and froze longer,presenting signs of anxiety thatcontinued weeks after their last encounter with the robot.For the tadpoles the mosquitofish usually prey on,the robot's presence was a change forgthe better.Tadpoles have poor eyesight:they don't see the robot well.Because the robotchanged the behavior of the mosquitofish,the tadpoles didn't have predators at their tailsanymore and they were more willing to venture out in the testing arena."It turned out to be apositive thing for tadpoles.Once freed from the danger of having mosquitofish around,theywere not scared anymore.They're happy."After five weeks of brief encounters between the mosquitofish and the robot,the teamfound that the fish allocated more energy towards escaping than reproducing.Male fish'sbodies became thin."While successful at preventing mosquitofish,the lab-grown robotic fish is not ready tobe released into the wild,"says Dr Maurizio Porfiri.The team will still have to overcometechnical challenges.【2022冲刺押题卷·英语（二）第5页（共8页）G-N】