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Line        Resin is a plant secretion that hardens when
 exposed to air; fossilized resin is called amber.
 Although Pliny in the first century recognized that
 amber was produced from “marrow discharged by
(5)trees,” amber has been widely misunderstood to be
 a semiprecious gem and has even been described
 in mineralogy textbooks. Confusion also persists
 surrounding the term “resin,” which was defined
 before rigorous chemical analyses were available.
(10)Resin is often confused with gum, a substance
 produced in plants in response to bacterial infections,
 and with sap, an aqueous solution transported
 through certain plant tissues. Resin differs from both
 gum and sap in that scientists have not determined a
(15)physiological function for resin.
      In the 1950s, entomologists posited that resin
 may function to repel or attract insects. Fraenkel
 conjectured that plants initially produced resin in
 nonspecific chemical responses to insect attack
(20)and that, over time, plants evolved that produced
 resin with specific repellent effects. But some insect
 species, he noted, might overcome the repellent
 effects, actually becoming attracted to the resin.
 This might induce the insects to feed on those
(25)plants or aid them in securing a breeding site.
 Later researchers suggested that resin mediates
 the complex interdependence, or “coevolution,” of
 plants and insects over time. Such ideas led to the
 development of the specialized discipline of chemical
(30)ecology, which is concerned with the role of plant
 chemicals in interactions with other organisms and
 with the evolution and ecology of plant antiherbivore
 chemistry (plants' chemical defenses against attack
 by herbivores such as insects).


题目:

Of the following topics, which would be most likely to be studied within the discipline of chemical ecology as it is described in the passage?

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A、banks have systematically raised their old fees and invented new ones that are harder and harder for consumers to avoid
B、banks are systematically raising their old fees and inventing new ones that become harder and harder for consumers to avoid
C、banks systematically raising old fees and inventing new ones make them harder and harder for consumers to avoid
D、as banks systematically raised their old fees and invented new ones, avoiding them becomes harder and harder for consumers
E、as banks have systematically raised their old fees and invented new ones, it is becoming harder and harder for consumers to avoid them

答案:

E

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