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(5)generation,ahypotheticalprocessbywhichlivingorganismsdevelopfromnonliving
matter.
ThemostpowerfulopponentofthetheoryofspontaneousgenerationwastheFrenchchemistandmicrobiologistLouisPasteur(1822-1895).Pasteurshowedthatstructurespresentinaircloselyresemblethemicroorganismsseeninputrefyingmaterials.Hedid
(10)thisbypassingairthroughguncottonfilters,thefibersofwhichstopsolidparticles・After
theguncottonwasdissolvedinamixtureofalcoholandether,theparticlesthatithad
trappedfelltothebottomoftheliquidandwereexaminedonamicroscopeslide.Pasteur
foundthatinordinaryairtheseexistsavarietyofsolidstructuresranginginsizefrom
0.01mmtomorethan1.0mm・Manyofthesebodiesresembledthereproductive
(75丿structuresofcommonmolds,single-celledanimals,andvariousothermicrobialcells.
Asmanyas20to30ofthemwerefoundinfifteenlitersofordinaryair,andtheycould
notbedistinguishedfromtheorganismsfoundinmuchlargernumbersinputrefyingmaterials.Pasteurconcludedthattheorganismsfoundinputrefyingmaterialsoriginated
fromtheorganizedbodiespresentintheair.Hepostulatedthatthesebodiesareconstantly
(20丿beingdepositedonallobjects.
Pasteurshowedthatifanutrientsolutionwassealedinaglassflaskandheatedto
boilingtodestroyallthelivingorganismscontaminatingit,itneverputrefied.Theproponentsofspontaneousgenerationdeclaredthatfreshairwasnecessaryfor
spontaneousgenerationandthattheairinsidethesealedflaskwasaffectedinsomeway
(25丿byheatingsothatitwouldnolongersupportspontaneousgeneration.Pasteurconstructedaswan-neckedflaskinwhichputrefyingmaterialscouldheheatedtoboiling,butaircouldreenter・Thebendsintheneckpreventedmicroorganismsfromgettingintheflask..Materialsterilizedinsuchaflaskdidnotputrefy.
1,Whatdoesthepassagemainlydiscuss?
(a)Pasteur'
sinfluenceonthedevelopmentofthemicroscope.
(b)Theoriginofthetheoryofspontaneousgeneration.
(c)Theeffectsofpasteurizationonfood・
(d)PasteuFsargumentagainstthetheoryofspontaneousgeneration.
2,Thephrase"
teemingwith"
inline2isclosestinmeaningto
(a)fullof
(b)developinginto
(c)resistantto
(d)hurtby
3,Whichofthefollowingquestionsdidthetheoryofspontaneousgenerationattempttoanswer?
(a)Whatistheoriginofthelivingorganismsareseenonsomefood?
(b)Howmanytypesoforganismscanbefoundonfood?
(c)Whatisthemosteffectivewaytopreparelivingorganismsformicroscopicexamination?
(d)Howlongcanfoodstandbeforeitputrefies?
4,Theword"
resemble^inline9isclosestinmeaningto
(a)benefitfrom
(b)appearsimilarto
(c)jointogetherwith
(d)growfrom
5.Thepurposeofthe"
guncotton^mentionedinparagraph2wasto
(a)trapparticlesforanalysis
(b)slowtheprocessofputrefaction
(c)increasetheairflowtothemicroscopicslide
(d)aidthemixingofalcoholandether
6.Theauthormention"
l.Omnfiiiline14indescribingthe
(a)thicknessofalayeroforganismsthatwasdepositedonanobject
(b)diameterofthefibersthatwereintheguncottonfilters
(c)thicknessofthemicroscopeslidesthatwereused
(d)sizeoftheparticlesthatthatwerecollected
7.Theword"
postiilated'
inline19isclosestinmeaningto
(a)analyzed
(b)doubted
(c)persuaded
(d)suggested
8.TheobjectsthatPasteutremovedfromtheairinhisexperimentwereremarkablebecausetheywere
(a)primarilysingle-celledorganisms
(b)nodifferentfromobjectsfoundinputrefyingmaterials
(c)fairlyrare
(d)abletoliveinamixtureofalcoholandether
9.Theword“it"
inline22refersto
(a)anutrientsolution
(b)aglassflask
(c)boiling
(d)spontaneousgeneration
10.Accordingtoparagraph3.proponentsofspontaneousgenerationbelievedthatwhichofthefollowingwasimportantfortheprocesstosucceed?
(a)Asealedcontainer
(b)Freshair
(c)Heat
(d)Thepresenceofnutrients
1l.Itcanbeinferredfromparagraph3thatPasteuremployedaswam-neckedflaskto
(a)storesterilizedliquidsforuseinfutureexperiments
(b)preventheatfrombuildingupinasolution
(c)disproveacriticismofhisconclusions
(d)estimatethenumberoforganismsinaliterofair
Questions12-20
IntheearlydecadesoftheUnitedStates,theagrarianmovementpromotedthefarmer
associety'
shero.Inthemindsofagrarianthinkersandwriters,thefarmerwasapersononwhosewell-b