IPH EXERCISE

The Silk Road has often been blamed for the spread of ---1--- diseases in the past between East Asia, the Middle East and Europe. While such a hypothesis seems ---2---, there is actually very little ---3--- evidence to prove that diseases were ---4--- by early travelers moving along its various branches. A) Infectious B) Solidity C) Concrete D) Fester E) Plausible F) Verminous G) Transmitted #RFIB #420_Silk_Road

Critical thinking involves looking at something you may have seen many times and ---1--- it from many different angles and perspectives. It involves going beyond the obvious or beyond 'easy' to ---2--- new understanding and rare solutions. It involves looking at common ---3--- with uncommon eyes, known problems with new skepticism, everyday conflicts with probing ---4--- and daily challenges with greater attention to detail. A) Dredge B) Issues C) Prurient D) Examining E) Curiosity F) Seek G) Thesis #RFIB #304_Critical_Thinking

Promoting good customer service must start at the top. If management doesn't realize how important this ---1--- of their business is, they will be at an instant disadvantage in their industry. Good customer response ---2--- to loyal customers, which are the ---3--- of any successful business. No matter how much money you invest in your marketing, if you don't have the ---4--- elements of your business right, it's wasted money. A) Cornerstone B) Perspective C) Equates D) Stonework E) Fundamental F) Collateral G) Aspect #RFIB #442_Customer_Service

📍ANSWERS 1. B. has been (v.) 2. C. are noticing (v.): become aware of. 3. D. published (v.): prepare and issue (a book, journal, piece of music, etc.) for public sale, distribution, or readership. 4. A. describing (v.): give a detailed account in words of. 5. D. to make (v.) 6. A. to assess (v.): evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of. 7. D. managed (v.) #RWFIB #339_Protected_Areas

"Protected areas are hugely important for conservation. Over the last 20 years there ---1--- a massive growth in the number of protected areas, both in the marine realm and the terrestrial realm." James Watson with the Wildlife Conservation Society's Global Conservation Program and the University of Queensland. "But what we ---2--- is that these protected areas aren't well placed. They don't really stop biodiversity loss in many places, because they're not where important areas of biodiversity is. We also noticed that protected areas aren't well managed and therefore often protected areas don't actually lead to any significant conservation outcome." To address these issues Watson and colleagues ---3--- a blueprint ---4--- how "the scientific community can actually really help national governments and protected area managers really place protected areas that really prioritize important biodiversity areas and achieve ecological representation." Their report is in the journal Conservation Biology. "Protected areas aren't the only tool in the toolbox and we've got ---5--- sure that other efforts actually work together holistically with protected areas. So scientists can help identify metrics that help allow us ---6--- this. In these three ways, scientists can really help the conservation movement ensure that the protected areas are in the right place and ---7--- effectively and can achieve conservation outcomes in the long-term." 1) A. have been B. has been C. are D. is 2) A. noticed B. had noticed C. are noticing D. were noticing 3) A. had published B. was published C. to publish D. published 4) A. describing B. is describing C. describes D. described 5) A. make B. be made C. making D. to make 6) A. to assess B. being assessed C. to be assessed D. assessing 7) A. manages B. is managing C. have managed D. managed #RWFIB #339_Protected_Areas

📍ANSWERS 1. D. have used (v.) 2. D. suggests (v.): put forward for consideration. 3. B. are brought (v.) 4. A. trained (v.): teach (a person or animal) a particular skill or type of behavior through practice and instruction over a period of time. 5. C. were sitting (v.) 6. B. may be (v.) #RWFIB #39_Brain

For decades, scientists ---1--- an imaging technique called functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI, to chronicle the brain in action. But a study in the January 22nd issue of Nature ---2--- that fMRI might show more than what the brain is doing—it might reveal what the brain's about to do. FMRI studies assume that blood flow in the brain correlates with neuronal activity. Active brain cells need nutrients, which ---3--- to the cells by freshly oxygenated blood. But in the new study, scientists found that fMRI also detects increased blood flow in brain regions that aren't active—but that may be in the near future. The researchers ---4--- monkeys to perform a specific visual task. And they found that, even when the animals ---5--- in the dark waiting for the test to begin, fMRI nevertheless revealed an increased blood flow to the monkeys' visual cortex. The study suggests that fMRI data ---6--- a lot more interesting than we thought. Scientists may be looking at their imaging data in a way that's too simplistic. And fMRI may not be measuring exactly what we thought it did. What will they think of next? Maybe fMRI can tell. 1) A. used B. have been used C. had used D. have used 2) A. is suggesting B. suggested C. have suggested D. suggests 3) A. brings B. are brought C. brought D. was brought 4) A. trained B. train C. are training D. have trained 5) A. are sat B. had been sitting C. were sitting D. have sat 6) A. shall be B. may be C. can be D. could be #RWFIB #39_Brain

📍ANSWERS 1. B. have escaped (v.) 2. C. suggests (v.): put forward for consideration. 3. D. has (v.) 4. C. found (v.) 5. A. are infected (v.): affect (a person, organism, etc.) with a disease-causing organism. #RWFIB #139_Invasive_Species

Invasive species can decrease biodiversity and drive resident species to the brink of extinction. But how do these interlopers fare so well in unfamiliar territory? One idea is that they ---1--- their enemies, for example, the parasite that keeps them in check on their home turf. But a study in the journal Biology Letters ---2--- that notion doesn't always stand up. Because at least one kind of invasive shrimp is an even bigger pest when it ---3--- a parasite on board. The scientists were studying a freshwater shrimp commonly ---4--- in England. Fishermen brought the shrimp to Northern Ireland in the 1950s as a tasty treat for local trout. Well, the shrimp liked the new digs. So much that they've all eliminated the native shrimp species. The strange thing is, they may have parasites to thank. In some streams, 70 percent of the invaders ---5--- with an intestinal worm that doesn't go for the native shrimp. But this gut worm doesn't slow them down. In fact, infected shrimp eat 30 percent more prey than those that are parasite-free. Which perhaps is not surprising. If you had a worm that constituted a quarter of your body weight, you ---6--- more too. 1) A. were escaping B. have escaped C. to escape D. had escaped 2) A. was suggesting B. have suggested C. suggests D. suggested 3) A. had B. has had C. had had D. has 4) A. finding B. to find C. found D. finds 5) A. are infected B. have infected C. infect D. was infected 6) A. were eating B. would eat C. had ate D. must eat #RWFIB #139_Invasive_Species

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The earliest speakers of English spoke Old English. It developed in a turbulent period of British history. This was just after the Romans had left Britain, around 1,600 years ago. The Romans had colonized Britain but they abandoned the country in the fifth century because the Roman empire was collapsing all around them. #ra #apeuni_1234

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