2009.11.01大陆(重复2007.08.17北美)（2009.11.01 continent (repeated 2007.08.17 North America)）.docVIP

2009.11.01大陆(重复2007.08.17北美)（2009.11.01 continent (repeated 2007.08.17 North America)） Exam time: 2009.11.1 Test area: Mainland China Exam type: Reading Examination content: The overall feeling is relatively simple, at least the content can understand, sentence patterns are relatively simple, the options are also relatively low. May be I have passed the G relationship, for reference only. First article: Productivity of agricultural production yield. Previous improvements in agricultural productivity were based on increased arable land. With the development of the arable land is saturated, humans begin to focus on improving productivity (yield). Refer to the method of enhancing the yield, irrigation is a irrigation, one is fertilizer. with historical data that the fertilizer fertilizer is effective in a certain period of time, then diminishing marginal utility, the growth rate of slow down (but still growing!) I remember 1990-2000 of the rate was slow to almost 1%. Later on, we mentioned some new high-tech crops, and what about the grain production in Japan, Europe, the United States and the United States?. It seems that the first part of the article also mentioned photosynthesis (photosynthesis), the specific location forgotten. Behind said food production there is more space, an African local technology example, said crop and tree at the same time, what leaves when the fertilizer can increase the organic matter, the trees burn and how, in short is to promote the production of crop. Second articles: A lake, a fish species reduction, the first paragraph explains the introduction of a predator, resulting in a decrease in fish and an increase in predator, so speculation is the cause of this predator. Later scientists studied other causes because they found that in some places predator had little impact, but a fish species remained. Say something about a fish: the female chooses the male of their favorite color when choosing the mate. Later, the surrounding environment