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lockdown ended,it was a lot easier to sell rewilding to the public desiring fresh air and openspace.When it comes to embracing nature in its cities,Spain falls behind many countries.But it is hoped that Barcelona's new policy will go some way to correcting that."In a city like Barcelona,it's a case of replacing what exists with green infrastructure(基础建设)，”says Lorena Escuer who has worked in Barcelona on a pilot scheme calledAlcorques Vivos,which plants wildflowers at the base of trees in the streets rather thansurrounding them with pavement."It's not having a park surrounded by asphalt()butintroducing nature into the city,"she says."People need re-educating.Their idea of a cleanspace is where there's no life and the ecosystem is dead.There's this idea that nature issomething outside and that what's natural for the city is for there to be nothing.""Rewilding has made us look at how we live and how we want to live.There's no goingback from here.The lockdown gave us a glimpse of nature in the city and it surprised us,"says Margarita Pares..28.What happened to Barcelona after a six-week lockdown last year?A.The environment became wild.B.Plants stopped growingC.Gardening was abolished.D.Fewer butterflies emerged.29.What does the underlined phrase "new policy"in paragraph 2 refer to?A.Returning Barcelona to neatness and tidiness.B.Filling open space with fitness facilities.C.“Naturalising”or“rewilding'”Barcelona.D.Developing economy to shake off backwardness.30.Which of the following will Lorena Escuer probably support?A.Surrounding trees with pavement.B.Promoting green infrastructure.C.Building park roads with asphalt.31.What is Margarita Pares's attitude to "rewilding"?D.Keeping the city empty and clean.A.Doubtful.B.Intolerant.C.Unclear.版权所有D.Favorable.DWe tend to use more emotional language to enhance our powers of persuasion,according to research published in Psychological Science,a journal of the Association forPsychological Science.The research shows that people tend toward appeals that aren'tsimply more positive or negative but are filled with emotionality,even when they're tryingto persuade an audience that may not be receptive to such language.Understanding the components that make for a persuasive message is a critical focus offields ranging from advertising to politics and even public health.The researchers wanted tolook at the question from a different angle,exploring how we communicate with otherswhen we are the ones trying to persuade.In one online study,the researchers showed 1,285 participants a photo and some英语试题第6页（共12页）