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29. What will happen if there is a conflict between language and body language?A.The speakers will convey their ideas well.B. The messages will be clearer than ever.C. The listeners will understand each other better.D. The confusion among the speakers will arise.30. How does authenticity function in communication?A. It leads to good interaction.B. It over-interprets word signals.C. It causes false communication.D. It makes forced gestures effective31. Which of the following may be the best title for the text?A. The misinterpretation of statistics in researchB. The importance of nonverbal cues in communication C. Trying to understand different rules of communicationD. Breaking down nonverbal communication misconceptionsDHoneybees can detect the unnoticeable smells of lung cancer in the lab—even the faintsmell of disease floating from a patient's breath. Inspired by the insects' sharp sense of smellabilities, scientists connected bees to electrodes, passed different smells under the insects'antennae（触角）and recorded their brain signals."Different smells sparked recognizable brain activity patterns. One day, doctors might beable to use honeybees in cancer clinics as sensors for early disease detection,” said Saha, aneural engineer at Michigan State University in East Lansing.performed bee brain surgery, attaching wires to the region that processes smells. A devicedelivered streams of air to the insects'antennae.Each stream could contain mixing smells,such as those breathed out by healthy people. Another mixture copied lung cancer patients'breaths, undetectable to human noses. Using electrical signals read from the bees' brains,researchers could distinguish between the two types of breath.In a separate experiment, Saha's team collected air remaining above lung cells grown inthe lab. The bees could successfully tell the difference between the air samples taken nearhealthy cells and those gathered near cells of two cancer types: small-cell lung cancer and non-small-cell lung cancer.Ongoing work in Saha's lab has also revealed that bees' smelling ability extends to othertrace smells, like those emitted by perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonlyknown as PFAS, or forever chemicals. “That actually blew my mind," Saha says. “PFAS inthe environment are very hard to detect. "Saha's team hopes to use the bee smell sensor to test the breath of cancer patients. “Thedevice's biggest flaw is that it lasts just a few hours before the bees' response becomesunstable,”" he says. “But it works fast and spits out results in real-time. With just one bee,【高三英语第6页（共10页）】

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