27. onrushing
adj. 洶涌奔流的, 風(fēng)馳電掣般的（氣流）。
28. brush
n.（常與with連用）小沖突, 小的遭遇戰(zhàn)。
e.g. a brush with the police與警察發(fā)生的小沖突。
本詞在文章里的意思為“與大自然的一次較量，對(duì)大自然形成的挑戰(zhàn)”。
Part III
Keys to the Questions 1-14
1. iv
Explanation
See the first two sentences in Section A “Inventors have long tried to copy nature. Most, though, have looked to the skies and the land, rather than the sea, for inspiration”.
2. v
Explanation
See the first sentence in the Section B “Although fish can see and hear, they also rely a lot on a series of flow sensors strung along the sides of their bodies.”.
3. x
Explanation
See the first two sentences in Section C “The cells detect subtle water movements, and from the different times that the individual cells are stimulated by these movements the fish's brain is able to reconstruct an image of what caused them in the first place.”.
4. iii
Explanation
See the first two sentences in Section D“Dr Liu's artificial lateral line was somewhat shorter than a natural one…The sensors themselves contained heated filaments and worked by recording how quickly the heat was lost”.
5. viii
Explanation
See the sentences in Section F “Instead of heated filaments, these sensors have artificial hairs… Heating filaments in water causes bubbles to form, so turning the power up too much stops them working. Hair sensors do not suffer from the same upper limit”.
6. i
Explanation
See the first sentence in each paragrph of Section G“Artificial lateral lines would have many applications. Dr Liu also speculates about using lateral lines to detect air-movements”.
7. TRUE
Explanation
See the first two sentences in Section A“Inventors have long tried to copy nature. Most, though, have looked to the skies and the land, rather than the sea, for inspiration”.
8. FALSE
Explanation
See the last sentence in Section A “Submarines, for example, use the familiar human senses of sight and sound to build images of their surroundings”.
9. TRUE
Explanation
See the second sentence in Section C“The cells detect subtle water movements.”
10. NOT GIVEN
Explanation
See the last two sentences in Section C “Blind a shoaling fish such as a herring and it can still follow its mates. Cut its lateral lines and it rapidly gets lost”.
11. FALSE
Explanation
See the first two sentences in Section G “Artificial lateral lines would have many applications.The most obvious would be in submarines,both manned and unmanned.”
12. TRUE
Explanation
See the last two sentences in Section G “A lateral-line system could. The vortices thrown off by water moving past even a stationary object would be visible to it.”
13 .C
Explanation
See the fourth sentence in Section D “The faster that water moved past a filament, the quicker the filament lost heat.”
14 D
Explanation
See the last two sentences in the first paragraph of Section E “A lateral-line system could. The vortices thrown off by water moving past even a stationary object would be visible to it.”
adj. 洶涌奔流的, 風(fēng)馳電掣般的（氣流）。
28. brush
n.（常與with連用）小沖突, 小的遭遇戰(zhàn)。
e.g. a brush with the police與警察發(fā)生的小沖突。
本詞在文章里的意思為“與大自然的一次較量，對(duì)大自然形成的挑戰(zhàn)”。
Part III
Keys to the Questions 1-14
1. iv
Explanation
See the first two sentences in Section A “Inventors have long tried to copy nature. Most, though, have looked to the skies and the land, rather than the sea, for inspiration”.
2. v
Explanation
See the first sentence in the Section B “Although fish can see and hear, they also rely a lot on a series of flow sensors strung along the sides of their bodies.”.
3. x
Explanation
See the first two sentences in Section C “The cells detect subtle water movements, and from the different times that the individual cells are stimulated by these movements the fish's brain is able to reconstruct an image of what caused them in the first place.”.
4. iii
Explanation
See the first two sentences in Section D“Dr Liu's artificial lateral line was somewhat shorter than a natural one…The sensors themselves contained heated filaments and worked by recording how quickly the heat was lost”.
5. viii
Explanation
See the sentences in Section F “Instead of heated filaments, these sensors have artificial hairs… Heating filaments in water causes bubbles to form, so turning the power up too much stops them working. Hair sensors do not suffer from the same upper limit”.
6. i
Explanation
See the first sentence in each paragrph of Section G“Artificial lateral lines would have many applications. Dr Liu also speculates about using lateral lines to detect air-movements”.
7. TRUE
Explanation
See the first two sentences in Section A“Inventors have long tried to copy nature. Most, though, have looked to the skies and the land, rather than the sea, for inspiration”.
8. FALSE
Explanation
See the last sentence in Section A “Submarines, for example, use the familiar human senses of sight and sound to build images of their surroundings”.
9. TRUE
Explanation
See the second sentence in Section C“The cells detect subtle water movements.”
10. NOT GIVEN
Explanation
See the last two sentences in Section C “Blind a shoaling fish such as a herring and it can still follow its mates. Cut its lateral lines and it rapidly gets lost”.
11. FALSE
Explanation
See the first two sentences in Section G “Artificial lateral lines would have many applications.The most obvious would be in submarines,both manned and unmanned.”
12. TRUE
Explanation
See the last two sentences in Section G “A lateral-line system could. The vortices thrown off by water moving past even a stationary object would be visible to it.”
13 .C
Explanation
See the fourth sentence in Section D “The faster that water moved past a filament, the quicker the filament lost heat.”
14 D
Explanation
See the last two sentences in the first paragraph of Section E “A lateral-line system could. The vortices thrown off by water moving past even a stationary object would be visible to it.”