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1、托福阅读对27个多少分 托福阅读对27个多少分?下面就来跟着我一起来看精彩内容吧，最终希望同学们都能战胜托福中的重重难关，冲向终点，更多精彩内容尽在学习啦，预祝考生取得志向成果! 托福阅读对27个多少分 关于托福阅读错几个得多少分的问题，大家可以参考托福阅读计分方法： 正确题目个数得分正确题目个数得分正确题目个数得分正确题目个数得分9221833194530822083218442971197311743296118730164228501762916412740166281540263015527143925202252613382410134251237231242411362211323
2、1035211032293420 1、托福三篇文章(如遇加试时从五篇中随机选三篇)计分，每篇12-14道题。 2、三篇文章回答正确的题目数量加起来就能得出托福阅读总分。 3、除重要归类题和观点题以外，每道题的分值都是1分。 4、重要观点题的分值可能是2分。归类题为3或4分。 5、考试所得分数范围：0-30分。 托福阅读TPO34原文第3篇:昆虫爱护植物 托福阅读原文 Protection of Plants by Insects 【1】Many plants - one or more species of at least 68 different families - can secret
3、e nectar even when they have no blossoms, because they bear extrafloral nectaries (structures that produce nectar) on stems, leaves, leaf stems, or other structures.These plants usually occur where ants are abundant, most in the tropics but some in temperate areas. Among those of northeastern North
4、America are various plums, cherries, roses, hawthorns, poplars, and oaks. Like floral nectar, extrafloral nectar consists mainly of water with a high content of dissolved sugars and, in some plants, small amounts of amino acids. The extrafloral nectaries of some plants are known to attract ants and
5、other insects, but the evolutionary history of most plants with these nectaries is unknown. Nevertheless, most ecologists believe that all extrafloral nectaries attract insects that will defend the plant. 【2】Ants are portably the most frequent and certainly the most persistent defenders of plants. S
6、ince the highly active worker ants require a great deal of energy, plants exploit this need by providing extrafloral nectar that supplies ants with abundant energy. To return this favor, ants guard the nectaries, driving away or killing intruding insects that might compete with ants for nectar. Many
7、 of these intruders are herbivorous and would eat the leaves of the plants. 【3】Biologists once thought that secretion of extrafloral nectar has some purely internal physiological function, and that ants provide no benefit whatsoever to the plants that secrete it. This view and the opposing “protecti
8、onist” hypothesis that ants defend plants had been disputed for over a hundred years when, in 1910, a skeptical William Morton Wheeler commented on the controversy. He called for proof of the protectionist view: that visitations of the ants confer protection on the plants and that in the absence of
9、the insects a much greater number would perish or fail to produce flowers or seeds than when the insects are present. That we now have an abundance of the proof that was called for was established when Barbara Bentley reviewed the relevant evidence in 1977, and since then many more observations and
10、experiments have provided still further proof that ants benefit plants. 【4】One example shows how ants attracted to extrafloral nectaries protect morning glories against attacking insects. The principal insect enemies of the North American morning glory feed mainly on its flowers or fruits rather tha
11、n its leaves. Grasshoppers feeding on flowers indirectly block pollination and the production of seeds by destroying the corolla or the stigma, which receives the pollen grains and on which the pollen germinates. Without their colorful corolla, flowers do not attract pollinators and are not fertiliz
12、ed. An adult grasshopper can consume a large corolla, about 2.5 inches long, in an hour. Caterpillars and seed beetles affect seed production directly. Caterpillars devour the ovaries, where the seeds are produced, and seed beetle larvae eat seeds as they burrow in developing fruits. 【5】Extrafloral
13、nectaries at the base of each sepal attract several kinds of insects, but 96 percent of them are ants, several different species of them. When buds are still small, less than a quarter of an inch long, the sepal nectaries are already present and producing nectar. They continue to do so as the flower
14、 develops and while the fruit matures. Observations leave little doubt that ants protect morning glory flowers and fruits from the combined enemy force of grasshoppers, caterpillars, and seed beetles. Bentley compares the seed production of six plants that grew where there were no ants with that of
15、seventeen plants that were occupied by ants. Unprotected plants bore only 45 seeds per plant, but plants occupied by ants bore 211 seeds per plant. Although ants are not big enough to kill or seriously injure grasshoppers, they drive them away by nipping at their feet. Seed beetles are more vulnerab
16、le because they are much smaller than grasshoppers. The ants prey on the adult beetles, disturb females asthey lay their eggs on developing fruits, and eat many of the eggs they do manage to lay 托福阅读TPO34试题第3篇:昆虫爱护植物 1.According to paragraph 1，floral nectar and extrafloral nectar are alike in that A
17、.they are likely to be produced by the same plants. B.they basically consist of the same chemical components. C.they attract only insects that will defend the plant. D.they are produced by the same parts of the plant. 2.To say that ants are "persistent" defenders of plants means that A.the
18、y defend plants against a wide variety of threats. B.they continue to defend plants for as long as the plants are threatened. C.they are successful defenders of plants. D.they are easily observable defenders of plants. 3.What can be inferred from paragraph 2 about the ants that are attracted to the
19、extrafloral nectaries? A.They do not eat the leaves of the plants that produce extrafloral nectar. B.They live almost entirely on extrafloral nectar. C.They spend most of their energy guarding extrafloral nectaries. D.They frequently fight among themselves over extrafloral nectar. 4.According to par
20、agraph 3, what was the position of the opponents of the "protectionist" hypothesis? A.Extrafloral nectar provides plants with a direct defense against attack by insects. B.Ants substantially benefit plants that secrete extrafloral nectar. C.The secretion of extrafloral nectar plays a role
21、in the plants internal functioning. D.Ants visit plants that secrete extrafloral nectar as often as they visit plants that do not. 5.The word "skeptical" in the passage is closest in meaning to A.curious. B.doubtful. C.open-minded. D.practical. 6.Which of the sentences below best expresses
22、 the essential information jn the highlighted sentence in the passage Incorrect choices change the meaning in important ways or leave out essential information. A.We now have ample proof that ants benefit plants. B.Barbara Bentley has called for additional proof that ants benefit plants. C.In 1977 B
23、arbara Bentley conducted research that proved that all prior studies were wrong. D.Proof that ants benefit plants will require many more observations and experiments. 7.According to paragraph 4, what effect does the destruction of the corolla have on plants. A.It leaves the seeds exposed and unprote
24、cted. B.It prevents the stigma from developing. C.It keeps pollen grains from attaching properly. D.It prevents the flower from attracting pollinators. 8.The word "devour" in the passage is closest in meaning to A.attack. B.eat. C.damage. D.prefer. 9.What role does paragraph 5 play in the
25、passage? A.It offers various kinds of evidence for the protectionist view. B.It presents the study that first proved that ants benefit plants. C.It explains how insects find sources of nectar. D.It presents information that partly contradicts the protectionist view. 10.The word "vulnerable"
26、; in the passage is closest in meaning to A.numerous. B.harmful. C.open to attack. D.difficult to locate. 11.According to paragraph 5, what did Bentleys comparative study show? A.Many more plants grew in places where ants were present than where they were absent. B.The ants preferred plants with low
27、 seed production to plants with high seed production. C.The plants occupied by ants produced many more seeds than those that were not occupied by ants. D.The plants that grew in places without ants were much smaller and weaker than those that grew in places where ants were present. 12.According to p
28、aragraph 5, ants defend morning glory plants from seed beetles in each of the following ways EXCEPT: A.driving adult beetles off the plants by nipping at their feet. B.catching and eating adult beetles. C.eating beetle eggs they find on developing fruits. D.making it difficult for beetles to lay egg
29、s on developing fruits. 13. Look at the four squares that indicate where the following sentence could be added to the passage. Where would the sentence best fit? Sometimes they capture the insects to feed their protein-hungry larvae. Ants are portably the most frequent and certainly the most persist
30、ent defenders of plants. 【A】 Since the highly active worker ants require a great deal of energy, plants exploit this need by providing extrafloral nectar that supplies ants with abundant energy. 【B】 To return this favor, ants guard the nectaries, driving away or killing intruding insects that might
31、compete with ants for nectar. 【C】 Many of these intruders are herbivorous and would eat the leaves of the plants. 【D】 14. Directions: An introductory sentence for a brief summary of the passage of the passage is provided below. Complete the summary by selecting the THREE answer choices that express
32、the most important ideas in the passage. Some answer choices do not belong in the summary because they express ideas that are not presented in the passage or are minor ideas in the passage. This questions is worth 2 points. Many plants have extrafloral nectaries that produce nectar even during perio
33、ds in which the plant is not flowering. A.Evolutionary history shows that plants that produce extrafloral nectar originated in the tropics. B.Extrafloral nectar has a higher concentration of sugar than floral nectar and is more attractive to ants and other insects. C.The protectionist hypothesis is
34、that extrafloral nextar attracts ants, and that the ants, in order to preserve this energy-rich food source, attack insects that might harm the plant. D.Evidence accumulated during the twentieth century proved that ants provide significant benefits for plants with extrafloral nectaries. E.Research h
35、as shown that American morning glory plants that are protected by ants produce significantly more seeds than morning glory plants that are not protected by ants. F.Ants generally ignore small insects, but they will eat the adults of large insect species as well as their eggs and larvae. 托福阅读TPO34第3篇:昆虫爱护植物参考答案 1.B 2.B 3.A 4.D 5.A 6.A 7.C 8.B 9.B 10.C 11.C 12.A 13.C 14.CDE 托福阅读对27个多少分本文来源：网络收集与整理，如有侵权，请联系作者删除，谢谢！第15页 共15页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页