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Antsknowwhenanearthquakeisabouttostrike,researchershavediscovered.Theirbehaviorchangessignificantlypriortothequakeandtheyresumenormalfunctioningonlyadayafterit.GabrieleBerberichoftheUniversityDuisburg-EsseninGermanypresentedthesefindingsonThursdayattheEuropeanGeosciencesUnionannualmeetinginViennaaccordingtoLiveScience.

BerberichandhercolleaguesdiscoveredthatredwoodantspreferredtobuildtheircoloniesrightalongactivefaultsinGermany.Theycounted15,000mounds（土堆））liningthefaults.Thesefaultsaretheplaceswheretheearthviolentlyburstsinearthquakes.

Usingaspecialcamerathattrackedchangesinactivity.Berberichandhercolleaguestrackedtheantsroundtheclockforthreeyears,2016to2019.Theyfoundthattheants'

behaviorchangedonlywhenthequakewasovermagnitude（级数）2.Therewere10earthquakesbetweenmagnitude2.0and3.2duringthisperiod,andmanysmallerones.Humanscanalsosensequakesofovermagnitude2only.

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Morethan11,000scientistsarewarningthattheEarth,intheirwords,"

clearlyandunequivocally（明确地）facesaclimateemergency。

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untoldhumansuffering"

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emergency"

whentalkingaboutclimatechange.

Despite40yearsofglobalclimatenegotiations...wehavegenerallyconductedbusinessasusualandhavelargelyfailedtoaddressthisworryingsituation,”thestudysaid.“Climatechangehasarrivedandisacceleratingfasterthanmanyscientistsexpected."

Thereportidentifiedfiveareasthattheworldneedstodealwithimmediately.Thescientistsappealedtonationstouseenergymoreefficientlyandcuttheiruseoffossilfuels.Theysuggestedthatlawmakersapprovetaxesontheburningofcarbon-basedfuels,suchascoal,oilandnaturalgas.Thereporturgespeopletomovetowardmoreofaplant-baseddiet.Otherareasofconcernincludepreventingthedestructionofforestsandpermanentlossofsomeplantandanimalspecies.Thereportnotedthatitwillmostlikelytakestrongactionsbythepublictomovepoliticianstoapprovelastingpolicychanges.

Thescientistsadded,"

Webelievethattheprospects（前景）willbegreatestifdecision-makersandallofhumanityquicklyrespondtothiswarninganddeclarationofaclimateemergency,andacttosupportlifeonplanetEarth,ouronlyhome.”

12.Whatwillhappentopeopleiftheydon'

tstoptheactivitiesthatinfluencetheclimatechange?

A.Theywillhavenoplacestolivein.

B.Theywillbefinedandlosetheirjobs.

C.Theywillbecomeboredwiththeirlife.

D.Theywillgothroughalotofsufferings.

13.Whathavepeopledonewhenfacingtheclimatechangeinthepast40years?

A.Theyhaveignoredthescientists’warning,

B.Theyhavesolvedtheproblemsuccessfully.

C.Theyhavetalkedtoomuchbutdonetoolittle.

D.Theyhaverealizedtheproblemisn’tthatserious.

14.Inwhichparagraphcanwefindtheadvicefromthescientists