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A weight of evidence now demonstrntes obvious links between absentee parents anda wide range of behavioral and emotional problems in children.A 1997 study of 90,000teenagers-the Add Health Project undertaken (by the Carolina PopulationCenter and the Teenage Health Program at the University of Minnesota found thatyoungsters are less likely to get depressed,use drugs or become involved in crime whenthey spent significant time with their parents.This studv found that the mere physicalpresence of a parent in the home after school,at dinner and at bedtime significantlyreduces the incidence of risky behavior among teenagers.28.What does the underimed word unstintingly"in Paragraph 1 mean?A.Absolutely..B.Obviously.C.Carefully.D.Generously.29.What can be inferred from Paragraph 2?A.Children should be taught to be successful in life.B.Parents'character has a deep influence on children.C.Children are affected by many factors during the growth.D.Parents should be strict with their children about behaviors30.What's the purpose of Lawrence Steinberg's research?A.To know the importance of parents'company.B.To find out why there are so many serious crimes.C.To get ways to prevent teenagers'bad behaviors.D.To find links between parents'education and crimes.31.What's the author's attitude towards parents'company with children?A.Ambiguous.B.Doubtful.C.Favorable.D.Unclea..DA key part of protecting endangered species is figuring out where they're liying.Using environmental DNA,or eDNA,to track species isn't new.For a [ew years now,researchers have been using DNA in water.Two teams of scientists-one in Denmark led by Dr Kristine Bohmann and one inthe UK led by Dr Elizabeth Clare-came up with the same question at about the sametime:Could they identify the animals in an area from DNA.that was simply floating inthe air?DNA in the air is usually so small that it would take a microscope to see it."Ithought the chances of collecting animal DNA from air would be slim though much timehad been spent on it,but iwe moved on,said Bohmann who was trying to think of acrazy research idea for a Danish foundation that funds far-out science.One team collected samples from different locations at Denmark's Copenhagen Zoo,and the other at Hamerton Zoo Park in the UK.Clearly,they both chose the zoos."Werealized we have the Copenhagen Zoo,"Bohmann recalls.In fact,both the zoos in theUK and Denmark were almost like the zoos that were custom-built for the experiments:The animals in the zoos were non-native,so they really stuck out in DNA analyses.Ifwe detect a flamingo(火烈马)，we're sure it's not coming from anywhere else but thezoo,”Bohmann says.In the laboratory,by comparing their samples with examples of DNA from differentanimals,the scientists succeeded in identifying many different animals at the zoos.Neither team knew that the other team was working on a similar experiment.Thetwo were nearing submission to a scientific journal when they discovered about the otherexperiment.Rather than compete to rush out a_publication first,they got in touch anddecided to publish their findings as a pair."We both thought the papers are strongertogether,"says Clare.【2024普通高等学校招生统一考试模拟冲刺训练卷·英语（四）第5贞（共8页）】