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　　托福阅读词汇题：illusory

　　【Paragraph 1】Buffalo, zebras, wildebeests, topi, and Thomson’s gazelles live in huge groups that together make　up some 90 percent of the total weight of mammals living on the Serengeti Plain of East Africa. They are all herbivores　(plant-eating animals), and they all appear to be living on the same diet of grasses, herbs, and small bushes. This　appearance, however, is illusory. When biologist Richard Bell and his colleagues analyzed the stomach contents of four　of the five species (they did not study buffalo), they found that each species was living on a different part of the　　vegetation. The different vegetational parts differ in their food qualities: lower down, there are succulent, nutritious　leaves; higher up are the harder stems. There are also sparsely distributed, highly nutritious fruits, and Bell found that　only the Thomson’s gazelles eat much of these. The other three species differ in the proportion of lower leaves and　higher stems that they eat: zebras eat the most stem matter, wildebeests eat the most leaves, and topi are intermediate.　(Feeding Habits of East African Herbivores)

　　The word illusory in the passage is closest in meaning to

　　○ definite

　　○ illuminating

　　○ misleading

　　○ exceptional

　　The word sparsely in the passage is closest in meaning to

　　○ widely

　　○ thinly

　　○ clearly

　　○ freshly

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