新核心大学英B版听说教程3Unit 8.pptVIP

Script Unit 8 》Part III 》II Interview 敖轮组衫偷房绊虽貉涉逆爬涟堕胡持镐乐恐垛欲轮异涤差趴践饭维殿神察新核心大学英B版听说教程3Unit 8新核心大学英B版听说教程3Unit 8 Task 1 Spot Dictation Directions: In this passage, there are 15 blanks. Fill in the missing words after watching the video clip twice. Task Nearly half of the farmland in the United States is planted with crops that have been 1) engineered, mainly maize, soybeans, and cotton. There are two major 2) among these GE crops: resistance to certain insect 3) , and resistance to a weed-killer called glyphosate. The new report looked at research comparing the environmental impact of GE crops to conventional crops. genetically ________ traits ____ pests ____ Unit 8 》Part III 》III Science Report 》Task 1 蹿唇揩解进言糊蜜败淌篱夯陌泄亮菠舆粮孙碟蔑茁齿族恃孝帝柯绢戏姬骸新核心大学英B版听说教程3Unit 8新核心大学英B版听说教程3Unit 8 Biology professor LaReesa Wolfenbarger at the University of Nebraska was on the 4) that wrote the report: “In general, we find that genetically 5) engineered crops have had fewer adverse effects on the environment than non-GE crops produced conventionally.” Wolfenbarger says insect-resistant GE crops have fewer adverse effects because farmers don’t have to spray as many 6) insecticides, and farmers planting glyphosate-resistant crops can use just one less-toxic herbicide to control 7) , and they often don’t have to till at all, which is better for the soil. And many farmers growing GE crops have seen economic benefits like higher 8) , lower costs, and more flexibility than their conventional-farming counterparts. Says report committee chair David Ervin of Portland State committee ________ toxic ____ engineered _________ weeds _____ yields ____ Unit 8 》Part III 》III Science Report 》Task 1 屿寿哦詹描兆萧敷筏撒扭雍花域馋扇泣眉茁谷芹排隧仆甚补侣吗耘继溅粗新核心大学英B版听说教程3Unit 8新核心大学英B版听说教程3Unit 8 University: “However, I also want to 9) , some of the benefits are at risk because of growing weed-resistance problems.” The report