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Music： language we all speak 背景词汇： Intervalsn 间隔Harmoniousnessn 和谐Ratiosn 比例Algorithmsn 算法Emulaten 反射；回声Sculpture n 雕 塑Underlyingadj.潜在的Affinityn 密切关系Intriguev 密谋Evolutionary adj进化的Fripperyn 无用的东西Neuroscience 神经系统 同义替换： 27-31list of heading 27 、music isn’t necessary for getting through the day,, iatn da iidfs in reproduction, it does so only in highly direct ways. Scientistsh ave always been intriguedb y the connection between music and language 28 、some 2,500 years ago, Pythagoras was the firstt o note a directr elationship between the harmoniousness of a tone combination. 29 、This music is mouth idea is often accompanied by the notion that music formally speaking at least. 30 、Previous studiesh ave found that many laboratorya nimals don ’t show a great affinity for the human variety of music 31 、Is as deeply rooted in our biology and in our brains as language is. Regardless of what language they speak the voice all mothers use with babies is the same,something between speech and song. 32-38 人物信息 matching 32 、对应在 section A第三段： while language has long been considered essential to unlocking the mechanisms of human intelligence. 33 、对应在 B 的第二段：Musicologists have long emphasized that while each culture stamps a special identity onto its music;music it self has some universal qualities.=common feature despite cultural influences on it 34 、对应在B 段第三段： Pythagoras was the firstt o note a directr elationship between the harmoniousness of a tone combination and the physical dimensions of the object that produced it 35 、对应在 C 段第一段： the explanation of music , like the explanationof any product of the mind, must be rooted in biology, not in numbers per se. 36 、对应在 D 段第二段： Marc Hauser and Josh Mcdermott of Harvard argued in the July issue of Nature Neuroscience that animal’ts cdroenate or perceive music the way we do 37 、对应在 C 段第一段： Charles Rosen discussed the longstandingnotion that while painting and sculpture reproduce, at least some aspects of the natural