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C.it reminds us of the power of human activities.D.it explains the biodiversity in Southeast Asian islands.31.What is the main idea of this passage?A.The mystery of a lost continent has been unfolded.B.The fragments of Indonesia have been pieced together.C.The formation of the Argo Abyssal Plain has been discovered.D.The evolution of species in Southeast Asian islands has been tracedDBeeping alarms in hospitals are a life-or-death matter-but with so many going off all the time,medicalprofessionals may experience alarm fatigue()that impairs()care.Researchers now report that changingan alarm's sound to integrate elements of musical instruments can make it more helpful amid the noises.Auditory alarms can sound up to 300 times a day per patient in U.S.hospitals,but only a small percentagerequire immediate action.Data from the U.S.Food and Drug Administration suggest that alarm fatigue (includingwhen clinicians turned off or forgot to restart alarms)and other alarm-related issues were linked to 566 deathsover five and a half years.After a typical day at the hospital,"I'd leave with beeping in my ears,"says Vanderbilt University MedicalCenter anesthesiologist Joseph Schlesinger.He co-worked with Michael Schutz,a music cognition researcher atMcMaster University in Ontario,to analyze how musical sounds could improve hospital alarms.In 2015,the researchers have conducted experiments,finding that sounds of a "percussive"music stand outeven at low volume.In contrast,loud,"flat"tones like a reversing truck's beep,get lost.And the sounds that madethese sequences least annoying,with no decrease in recall,featured complex,time-varied harmonic()overtones(the many components within a single sound)rather than dull mechanical beeps.The researchers are also drawing inspiration from other musical instruments:the triangle,for example,famously stands out in a crowd of sounds,possibly because it has overtone sequences that deviate from traditionalharmonic series.Such findings could lead to alarms that command attention and fit into current regulatory guidelines.MichaelRayo,who studies cognitive systems design at the Ohio State University,says that the experiment"furthers ourunderstanding of aspects that reliably support strong performance."Applied psychologist Judy Edworthy,a retiredprofessor of the University of Plymouth in England,says the finding that musical tones can help improve alarmsis important for future patient monitoring equipment designs.Still,she warns,"any sound can lead to alarmfatigue if it is constantly false."32.What is the problem with the traditional alarms beeping throughout hospitals?A.Causing disorder of the hospital.B.Annoying medical professionals.C.Influencing clinicians'response to alarms.D.Damaging people's hearing in hospitals33.What does the underlined word "deviate"in paragraph 5 probably mean?A.Differ.B.Separate.C.Develop.D.Arise.34.What is Judy Edworthy's attitude toward the finding of the research?A.Critical.B.Objective.C.Ambiguous.D.Supportive.35.Which of the following is the best title for the text?A.Music Finds Its Way to HospitalsB.The Fatigue of Medical ProfessionalsC.Alarms:The Louder,The BetterD.Musical Alarms Fit Better in Hospitals第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。英语试题卷·第5页（共8页）