2016年山东自学考试专升本英语二历年真题及答案(六)

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　　Natural Resources

　　Throughout history, people have often selected where they want to live based on the natural resources that are available in the area. 26 Some of these resources include water, food sources such as fruits and vegetables, and animals that can be caught or hunted.

　　A region’s natural resources determine the way of life of its people. 27 |On the other hand，poor soil will either send people looking for better places, or attract people with other purposes for the land, such as setting up businesses or factories.

　　28 People who wish to make a living as fishermen can do so by the pcean, but cannot do so in the desert. Desert people have many traditional and |mique foods, which cannot be found in the forest. Each area attracts people based on their interests and purposes.

　　Areas that have rich water resources will naturally have more people, frraditionally, villages，towns and cities built near water have been the most luccessful. People there are able to use the water resources to meet their daily lieeds. 29 Places that are hard to reach，such as high mountains or dry Beserts, will have fewer people living in them.

　　30 For too long, people have destroyed natural resources, using up those [resources that cannot be easily replaced. On the earth, we are lucky to have many resources that are renewable, such as sun, wind, water, and trees. As more and more focus is placed on the use of renewable resources, it will become easier to |>rotect our planet from further harm.

　　A.It is easy to find new resources in nature.

　　B .Renewable resources are those that can be replaced easily.

　　c.While you may not think of oceans as natural resources, they are.

　　D .for example, regions with rich soil can support fanning societies.

　　E .They can also use the water to help them move goods to other areas.

　　F.Natural resources are useful to people, and they come from the earth.

　　FDCEB