第一節(jié):閱讀下面一篇短文，判斷下列句子是否符合短 文內(nèi)容，符合的用” A”表示，不符合的用” B”表示。(共5 小題，計5分)


   "You are just like your mother. M This sentence has been said countless times. Yet surprisingly,new research has found that most people are more similar to their father.

A team of scientists in the US found that we inherited (繼承) equal amounts of genes (基因) from our mother and father. But we use more of the DNA we inherited from our father. The study helps us to partly explain who we are. And more importantly,it helps us to find out whether we are likely to develop diseases.

   "We know there are 95 genes that are affected by our parents," said the lead researcher. They are called imprinted genes. But now,the study has found that there are thousands of other genes that have come from our parents.

     For the study,the scientists selected three different species of mice with different genes. The mice then gave birth to nine babies each. When they all reached adulthood,the team then measured every single gene of their DNA. They discovered an imbalance that swung toward their father.

41. We inherited equal amounts of genes from our parents.

42. According to the research,most people are more similar to their mother.

43. The new research helps us to partly explain who we are.

44. There are 95 genes that are affected by our parents.

45. Four different species of mice were selected for the new research.

[閱讀A篇短文大意]一項新的研究表明大多數(shù)人會長得 更像自己的父親。

41-45 ABAAB

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