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28.Why did PSSEC conduct the study?A.To know about the impact of chips.B.To get an idea of daily calories.C.To investigate the obesity rate.D.To make people snack wisely.29.How does adding dip to chips affect participants?A.Slowing eating rate.B.Eating fewer chips.C.Taking in more calories.D.Lengthening eating time.30.What does paragraph 4 mainly talk about?A.The result of the research.B.The process of the research.C.The difficulties of the researoh.D.The influence of the researon31.What may researchers suggest about limiting calories?A.Eating snacks without dtps.B.Replacing snacks with dips.C.Giving up the measure of food.D.Decreasing portion sizes.DMonarch busterflies(帝王螵)，with their striking orange and black wings,are some ofthe most recognizable butterflies in North America.Brt they're in trouble.Monarchcaterpillars (can only eat the leaves of milkweed,native wildflower.As milkweed hasdisappeared,so the monarchs have got to the point than they're at risk of extinction.Research shows that planting milkweed in home gardens can add significant monarchhabitat to the landscape.In a new study in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution,researchers and community scientists monitored urban milkweed plants for butterfly eggs tolearn what makes these city gardens more hospitable to monarchs.They found that even tinycity gardens attracted monarchs became a home to caterpillars.Monarch butterflies have one ot the most unusual and demanding migration patterns ofany insect.The eastern population of monarchs starts the year in Mexico,and they move upacross North America in the spring and summer."As they pravel,they lay their eggs,and when those adults did,the next generationcontinues the migration northward.They will make it all the way to southern Canada,and atthe end of summer,a new super generation is born that sgrates all the way south andsurvives through the winter.Since it takes multiple generations of milkweed-eatingcaterpillars to get the monarch population from Mexico to Canada each year,the monarchsrely on milkweed plants throughout their migration path,"says Klinger,the study's leadauthor and a Geographic Information Systems analyst in the Keller Science Action Center.Klinger and his colleague worked with volunteers around Chicagoland to monitormilkweed plants in their yards and neighborhoods for monarch butterflies laying their eggs onthe plants and caterpillars eating the milkweed leaves."We wanted to answer the question:How well do these urban milkweed gardens actuallysupport monarch butterflies?Everybody always wants to know:What should we plant?Whatspecies of milkweed,how many plants,how big of a garden?There are so many questions to【高三英语第6页（共10页）】