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(D)9.What does the team's new study focus on?Growing crops requires hard work,often generating only a lowA.Possible consequences of sound disorders.income.Agrivoltaic projects can benefit farmers by giving them a secondB.Emotional responses to physicalcrop:electric power.Also,farmers can pick up some extra cash by renting读their land to power companies that will fix their own solar panels on the site.movements.读Although the idea behind agrivoltaics has been around for decadesinterest among farmers has only recently picked up.Around the world.C.The negative effects of misophonia onfarmers and solar companies are working together to combine farming withdaily life.the production of electricity.D.Links between auditory processing andmotor functions.gg(A)10.How did the researchers carry out their(A)12.Why does the author mention Davidstudy?Dickey's small farm?误A.By making comparisons.A.To show a successful example ofB.By investigating typical cases.读agrivoltaics.C.By referring to previous studiesB.To highlight the growing conditions ofD.By collecting self-reported data.plants.C.To emphasize the efficiency of solarpower.D.To illustrate a good harvest ofggblueberries.(B)11.What is Pradeep's attitude towards the new(D)13.What is the main advantage of agrivoltaicstudy?projects?A.Critical.A.Increasing agricultural productivity.读B.Positive.读B.Reducing greenhouse gas emissions.C.Objective.C.Promoting sustainable farming practices.D.Indifferent.D.Providing additional income for farmers.gD(B)14.What can be learned about agrivoltaicprojects?The state of Maine is famous for its delicious wild blueberries.TheyA.They are a creative idea.pack a burst of sweetness into a tiny package.And they grow well onbarren(贫瘠的)mountaintops,.in abandoned fields,along rural roadsidesor where most other plants don't.读B.They are on a growing trend.C.They still have a long way to go.At David Dickey's small farm.farmers harvest blueberries.They'realso harvesting sunshine.A grid (of solar panels stands a few feetD.They will replace traditional farming.above four hectares of the land.The electricity these generate powers a fewhundred nearby homes.Under and around these panels are extending fieldsof low,thick blueberry bushes.They're a good ground cover,and they cangrow well under solar panels.g(A)15.Which of the following would be the bestAt the University of Maine in Orono,Dr Calderwood focuses onfinding ways to grow better berries.Her work includes studying how thetitle for the text?bushes can be planted to produce delicious berries despite the shade cast byA.Agrivoltaics:farming for the future误the solar panels at Dickey's farm.This concept is called "agrivoltaics",which combines "agriculture"B.Maine's agrivoltaics:a high-tech pioneerwith“photovoltaics(光伏)'.Photovoltaic materials---such as solarpanels-generate electric current from sunlight.The idea is to make the读C.Agrivoltaic projects:good for economicbenefitsbest use of the land.Solar panels generate electric power without sendingout CO2 and other greenhouse gases.Meanwhile,fixing solar panels onD.Maine's blueberry harvest:a sustainablefarms helps solve another major problem:finding the space to collecttraditionenough sunlight to produce enough electricity.6