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28.What can be inferred from paragraph 1?A.The STARTS Prize is given to a specificB.The STARTS Prize covers a very broad range.C.The European Commission hoseone forthe prize.D.Onlyasustainabilityare fit for the prize.29.Why e"Remix El Barriowas awarded the prize?A.It turns waste feed into useful daily materials.B.It collects data about the waste food in PoblenouC.It tells the importance of food to the Commission.D.It invents a machine to collect waste food efficiently.30.What does the underlined word"fragmented"in paragraph 4 mean?C.Broken.D.Incorrect.A.Wonderful.B.Useless.31.What can we know from the last paragraph?A.Datas about oceans are useful to all peopleB.Problems related to environment are simpleoeiw mnoreiosb osm ot woHC.Solutions to environment need more than techs.0 odte or67了D.It's no good to turn food waste into new materials.DScientists have come up with a new way of identifying animals in an area by testing DNA taken infrom the air.The researchers believe their new method could help scientists keep track of animals thatare hard to spot,including endangered animals.Two teams of scientists-one in Denmark and one in the United Kingdom(UK)-came up withthe same question at about the same time:Could they identify the animals in an area from DNA thatwas simply floating in the air?Testing for eDNA isn't a new idea,but most of the time,scientists look for eDNA in water DNAinair is usuallysosmll that it would take a microscope to see it.The scientists didn't have highhopes for their experiment.Neither team knew thatthe other group was werking on a similarexperlment.One collected samples from ifferent locations at Denmark's-Copenhagen o,and theother at Hamerton Zoo Park in the UK.The seientists used slightly different methods to collect theirample.But basically,both teams collected extremely tiny bits of nery high qualityters(过滤器).In the laboraory,they got the DNA from the filters and made copies of it to study.By comparinghermith examples of DNA fromdifferent anmasthe sceisereabetoidentifymanydifferent animals at the zoos.Each team ony discovered about the other experiment after they had rittea paper about theirone f competing,hew decided to cmne theiand publish papetogether.Boh emreextheewthb the d.Scientists havebeen looking for better ways to track endangered animals withoutth them Ifresearhersknow where animals live,they can do a better job of protecting them.Thnetsteito figurehow to take this method into nature,says Dr.Bohmann,one of the scientists on the Copenhagenteam.32.What's the task of the scientists from-different countries?A.To recognize animals by DNA in the open air.B.To improve what the other team have achieved.【高三英语试卷(第5页共8页)】