IPH EXERCISE

❌❌دوستان و همراهان عزیز تمرین RA ساعت ۱۲ کنسل شد❌❌

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Main Ideas: - house mice - ideal biomarkers of human settlement - archaeological data - stowing away in crates or on ships - increasing knowledge - a lack of artifacts - a useful tool for researchers - using ancient mouse DNA - tracking the migration of modern mice and other species - colonizing the continent (alternative) - answering important questions (alternative) Sample Answer: Although house mice can perceive ideal biomarkers of human settlement as archaeological data, stowing away in crates or on ships could associate increasing knowledge with a lack of artifacts; moreover, a useful tool for researchers may derive using ancient mouse DNA from tracking the migration of modern mice and other species. (51 words) #SWT #Apeuni_35 ——————— @Iran_pte_house

According to new research, house mice (Mus musculus) are ideal biomarkers of human settlement as they tend to stow away in crates or on ships that end up going where people go. Using mice as a proxy for human movement can add to what is already known through archaeological data and answer important questions in areas where there is a lack of artifacts, Searle said. Where people go, so do mice, often stowing away in carts of hay or on ships. Despite a natural range of just 100 meters (109 yards) and an evolutionary base near Pakistan, the house mouse has managed to colonize every continent, which makes it a useful tool for researchers like Searle. Previous research conducted by Searle at the University of York supported the theory that Australian mice originated in the British Isles and probably came over with convicts shipped there to colonize the continent in the late 18th and 19th centuries. In the Viking study, he and his fellow researchers in Iceland, Denmark and Sweden took it a step further, using ancient mouse DNA collected from archaeological sites dating from the 10th to 12th centuries, as well as modern mice. He is hoping to do just that in his next project, which involves tracking the migration of mice and other species, including plants, across the Indian Ocean, from South Asia to East Africa. #SWT #Apeuni_35 ————————————————————— 🎖Together we persevere, Together we can 🎖 @Iran_pte_house

📍ANSWERS #RWFIB #58_National_Responsibility 1. D. Articulated (adj.): (of an idea or feeling) expressed; put into words. 2. C. Sovereignty (n.): supreme power or authority. 3. A. Overemphasized (v.): place excessive emphasis on. 4. C. Corollary (n.): a proposition that follows from (and is often appended to) one already proved. 5. D. Attuned (v.): accustom or acclimatize. 6. B. Strike (v.): hit forcibly and deliberately with one's hand or a weapon or other implement.

The principal and most consistently ---1--- recommendation of the world conferences was that countries must take full responsibility for their own development. National responsibility for national development is the necessary consequence of ---2---. The Mon-terrey Consensus states that 'Each country has primary responsibility for its own economic and social development, and the role of national policies and development strategies cannot be ---3---. National development strategies and policies are therefore critically important. This was reflected most recently at the 2005 Summit when Member States agreed on a target date of 2006 for all developing countries to adopt and start implementation of these strategies to achieve the internationally agreed development goals and objectives, including the MDGs (Millennium Development Goals). The automatic ---4--- of that principle is that each country must be free to determine its own development strategy. It is essential that all donors and lenders accept the principle of country ownership of national development strategies. This implies the acceptance of the principle that development strategies should not only be ---5--- to country circumstances, but also be prepared and implemented under the leadership of the governments of the countries themselves. The 2005 World Summit also acknowledged, in this regard, that all countries must recognize the need for developing countries to ---6--- a balance between their national policy priorities and their international commitments. 1) A. is articulated B. articulates C. have articulated D. articulated 2) A. diplomacy B. bureaucracy C. sovereignty D. authority 3) A. overemphasized B. underestimate C. overestimate D. overwhelmed 4) A. collage B. correlation C. corollary D. assortment 5) A. atoned B. attached C. affixed D. attuned 6) A. exchange B. strike C. stage D. bridge #RWFIB #58_National_Responsibility

📍ANSWERS 📍#RFIB 📌#839_Counseling 1. Essential (adj.): absolutely necessary; extremely important. 2. Assistance (n.): the action of helping someone by sharing work. 3. Stressors (n.): something that causes a state of strain or tension. 4. Issues (n.): an important topic or problem for debate or discussion. 5. Witness (n.): a person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident, take place. 📌#615_Bioenergy 1. Interpreted (v.): explain the meaning of (information or actions). 2. Series (n.): a number of events, objects, or people of a similar or related kind coming one after another. 3. Alternative (adj.): (of one or more things) available as another possibility or choice. 4. Involved (v.): cause to participate in an activity or situation 📌#342_E-Learning 1. Passionately (adv.): in a way that shows strong feelings or beliefs. 2. Opportunities (n.): a time or set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something. 3. Prestigious (adj.): inspiring respect and admiration; having high status. 4. Demanding (adj.): (of a task) requiring much skill or effort. 5. Interaction (n.): communication or direct involvement with someone or something. 📌#307_Coffee 1. Culture (n.): the ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society. 2. Consumption (n.): the action of using up a resource. 3. Benefits (n.): an advantage or profit gained from something. 4. Outweigh (v.): be heavier, greater, or more significant than. 5. Outcomes (n.): the way a thing turns out; a consequence.

Coffee is enjoyed by millions of people every day and the 'coffee experience' has become a staple of our modern life and ---1---. While the current body of research related to the effects of coffee ---2--- on human health has been contradictory, a study in the June issue of Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety, which is published by the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT), found that the potential ---3--- of moderate coffee drinking ---4--- the risks in adult consumers for the majority of major health ---5--- considered. #RFIB #307_Coffee A) Consumption B) Outweigh C) Cult D) Outcomes E) Benefits F) Expenditure G) Culture

E-Learning is the new way forward. We believe ---1--- in E-Learning. Our innovative approach opens up new ---2--- for busy professionals that simply did not previously exist — the chance to combine a ---3--- Masters programme with a ---4--- professional and personal life. Our small virtual classrooms facilitate intensive ---5--- and collaboration among professionals from all over the world. #RFIB #342_E-Learning A) Competitions B) Passionately C) Prestigious D) Proportionately E) Demanding F) Interaction G) Opportunities H) Course

A Graphic Introduction was put together by northern artists, who have ---1--- discussions with scientists from the Supergen Bioenergy Hub in a ---2--- of striking images which imagine ---3--- futures and explain some of the technology ---4--- and how it might be put into practice. #RFIB #615_Bioenergy A) Forsook B) Interpreted C) Involved D) Dreamed E) Alternative F) Series G) Discriminated

Counseling is an ---1--- service that colleges and universities invariably provide. Services can range from life-saving care to ---2--- with minor concerns. Life ---3---, such as deaths and divorces in the family, ---4--- with friends, substance abuse, and suicide are just a few of the many issues that college students may experience or ---5--- others struggling with. #RFIB #839_Counseling A) Issues B) Witness C) Assistance D) Influence E) Essential F) Stressors G) Conjunction

🔆 Transcript: English, as you have already read, is not a pure language. I don't think there really are any pure languages in the world. But English is definitely not a pure language. English, in fact, has borrowed from over 350 languages in its history. So it's a variety of many languages. Some people say it’s like a dog, a mongrel dog, a dog that has been made up of many different dogs. The English language is like that. By looking at the history of the English language we learn about the history of the English people. The two things are closely connected. So, in fact, today we are not only learning about language but we are learning about history. The fact that English has borrowed words from over 350 languages has been viewed differently throughout history. So for example in Shakespeare's time people were very angry about words which were not, they thought, original English words – words which came from other languages, they didn’t like them. 🔆 Main Points: ⚜️ the history of the English language ⚜️ a pure language ⚜️ borrowing words from other languages ⚜️ a variety of many languages ⚜️ learning about the history of the English people ⚜️ disliking words which came from other languages other points: ⚜️ the similarity between the English language and a dog ⚜️ original English words 🔆 Sample Answer: The essential feature of this topic was to determine the history of the English language. Although a pure language can perceive borrowing words from other languages, a variety of many languages could associate with the similarity between the English language and a dog. Consequently, disliking words which came from other languages may derive original English words from learning about the history of the English people. (65 words) #SST #Apeuni_Prediction #Apeuni_223 #Internet ————————————————————— 🎖Together we persevere, Together we can 🎖 @Iran_pte_house