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本材料中⼀共提供了⼗个不同类型的段落供同学们进⾏⼤意总结以
及层次分析练习。前半部分是段落,后半部分是示例分析。示例分析
中:
1) 每段⽂章下⽅都提供了⼀句话总结
2) 段落内部用粗体标出了重要信息
3) 用红体字标出了段落结构和层次
⼤家可以先⾏阅读第⼀部分尝试总结,然后对照第⼆部分参考。
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How do trees sense seasonal change? There are many clues to season,
including temperature and rainfall. But shifts in temperature and rain are
capricious; they are not reliable signals. Sometimes a winter may be warm
– but frost is never far away. Some autumns and springs are freezing, some
balmy. The one invariable, at any particular latitude on any particular date,
is the length of the day. So at least in high latitudes, where day length varies
enormously from season to season, plants in general take this as their
primary guide to action – while allowing themselves to be fine-tuned by
other cues, including temperature. So temperate trees invariably produce
their leaves and/or flowers in the spring, following the rigid pattern of solar
astronomy, but they adjust their exact date of blossoming to the local
weather. This phenomenon – judging time of year by length of day – is
called photoperiodism. Most of the basic research on photoperiodism has
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been done on crop plants. But trees and crop plants work in the same way.
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Shortly after the death of emperor Theodosius in 395 A.D., the Roman
Empire was permanently divided into Eastern and Western empires. By the
fifth century A.D., the power of the Western Roman Empire had declined
considerably, though the Eastern Roman Empire centered in Byzantium
continued to flourish. Various problems contributed to this undermining of
the West.
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Compared with the East, however, the West faced a greater number of
external threats along more permeable frontiers. Whereas the East could
pursue war and diplomacy more effectively with their enemies on the long
eastern frontier, the West was exposed to the more volatile tribal Germanic
peoples on a frontier that stretched along the Rhine and Danube rivers for
1,000 miles. The East, however, only had to guard the last 500 miles of the
Danube. In addition, the East had many more human and material
resources with which to pursue its military and diplomatic objectives. The
East also had a more deeply rooted unity in the Greek culture of the
numerous Greek and Near Eastern cities that Rome had inherited from
earlier Grecian empires. Latin culture had not achieved comparable
penetration of the less urbanized West outside of Italy. The penetration of
Germanic culture from the north had been so extensive along the
permeable Rhine-Danube frontier that it was often difficult to distinguish
between barbarians (speakers of German and other languages unrelated to
Latin) and Romans in those regions by the fifth century anyway.
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One of the most outstanding features at the beginning of this period was
the prominence of Germanic generals in the high command of the Roman
Imperial army. The trend became significant, and several practical reasons
can explain it. The foremost probably was the sheer need for military
manpower that made it attractive to recruit bands of Germanic peoples for
the armies, which, in turn, gave able chieftains and warlords the
opportunity to gain Imperial favor and advance in rank. Second, one way
to turn Germanic chieftains from potential enemies into loyal supporters
was to offer them a good position in the Roman military. Third, although
Theodosius had risen to power as a military leader, he was also a cultured
aristocrat and preferred to emphasize the civilian role of the emperor and
to rely for protection on Germanic generals whose loyalties were primarily
to him, their patron.
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Trade was the mainstay of the urban economy in the Middle East, as
caravans negotiated the surrounding desert, restricted only by access to
water and by mountain ranges. This has been so since ancient times, partly
due to the geology of the area, which is mostly limestone and sandstone,
with few deposits of metallic ore and other useful materials. Ancient
demands for obsidian (a black volcanic rock useful for making mirrors and
tools) led to trade with Armenia to the north, while jade for cutting tools
was brought from Turkistan, and the precious stone lapis lazuli was
imported from Afghanistan. One can trace such expeditions back to ancient
Sumeria, the earliest known Middle Eastern civilization. Records show
merchant caravans and trading posts set up by the Sumerians in the
surrounding mountains and deserts of Persia and Arabia, where they traded
grain for raw materials, such as timber and stones, as well as for metals and
gems.
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示例分析
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火星上可能有生命
证据是 ancient fossils
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Shortly after the death of emperor Theodosius in 395 A.D., the Roman
Empire was permanently divided into Eastern and Western empires. By the
fifth century A.D., the power of the Western Roman Empire had
declined considerably, though the Eastern Roman Empire centered in
Byzantium continued to flourish. Various problems contributed to this
undermining of the West.
西罗马帝国衰落,有很多原因
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小皇帝的弊端
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Compared with the East, however, the West faced a greater number of
external threats along more permeable frontiers.边界 1)Whereas the East
could pursue war and diplomacy more effectively with their enemies on
the long eastern frontier, the West was exposed to the more volatile tribal
Germanic peoples on a frontier that stretched along the Rhine and Danube
rivers for 1,000 miles. The East, however, only had to guard the last 500
miles of the Danube.资源 2)In addition, the East had many more human
and material resources with which to pursue its military and diplomatic
objectives. 3)文化 The East also had a more deeply rooted unity in the
Greek culture of the numerous Greek and Near Eastern cities that Rome
had inherited from earlier Grecian empires. Latin culture had not achieved
comparable penetration of the less urbanized West outside of Italy. The
penetration of Germanic culture from the north had been so extensive along
the permeable Rhine-Danube frontier that it was often difficult to
distinguish between barbarians (speakers of German and other languages
unrelated to Latin) and Romans in those regions by the fifth century
anyway.
对比:西帝国比东帝国面临更多问题
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One of the most outstanding features at the beginning of this period was
the prominence of Germanic generals in the high command of the
Roman Imperial army. The trend became significant, and several practical
reasons can explain it. 需要 1)The foremost probably was the sheer need
for military manpower that made it attractive to recruit bands of
Germanic peoples for the armies, which, in turn, gave able chieftains and
warlords the opportunity to gain Imperial favor and advance in rank. 化敌
为友 2)Second, one way to turn Germanic chieftains from potential
enemies into loyal supporters was to offer them a good position in the
Roman military. 皇帝的角色 3)Third, although Theodosius had risen to
power as a military leader, he was also a cultured aristocrat and preferred
to emphasize the civilian role of the emperor and to rely for protection
on Germanic generals whose loyalties were primarily to him, their patron.
日耳曼将军地位显著的原因
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日耳曼将军带来的问题:内部和外部
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Trade was the mainstay of the urban economy in the Middle East, as
caravans negotiated the surrounding desert, restricted only by access to
water and by mountain ranges. 原因 This has been so since ancient times,
partly due to the geology of the area, 对原因的详细阐述【which is
mostly limestone and sandstone, with few deposits of metallic ore and
other useful materials. Ancient demands for obsidian (a black volcanic
rock useful for making mirrors and tools) led to trade with Armenia to the
north, while jade for cutting tools was brought from Turkistan, and the
precious stone lapis lazuli was imported from Afghanistan.】 证据【One
can trace such expeditions back to ancient Sumeria, the earliest known
Middle Eastern civilization. Records show merchant caravans and trading
posts set up by the Sumerians in the surrounding mountains and deserts of
Persia and Arabia, where they traded grain for raw materials, such as
timber and stones, as well as for metals and gems.】
贸易是支柱,原因是地质
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⽓候如何影响⼟壤形成