资料:International Federation for Scientific Research#203 Lotus Garden Road, Mumbai 400 032, India13 August Dr. Jonas RadcliffeSNB Laboratories Glasgow G3 8HNUnited Kingdom Membership #2789RDear Dr. Radcliffe, This year, the International Federation for Scientific Research (IFSR) will hold its annual convention from 20 to 23 November.The conference will be held in Colombo, Sir Lanka, and will have Changing Migration Patterns as its theme. Our keynote speaker is Dr. Preeti Pillai, dean of biology at Gujarat University of Science and the author of the acclaimed book Migrant Birds in Asia. In addition, more than 100 noted speakers will be presenting their latest research findings related to migration and ecology. Register before 21 September and receive a 20 percent reduction on the registration fee. To register online and to look at presentation summaries, please visit www.ifsr.org Information on hotel accommodation and transportation options is also available on the site. The IFSR hopes you will be able to attend this important and informative convention.Yours sincerely, Me1issa OduyaDirector, IFSRWhy was the letter written?A.To invite a researcher to speak at a convention.B.To recommend an academic article.C.To encourage a member to attend a conference.D.To ask a scientist to post research data to a Web site.

资料:International Federation for Scientific Research
#203 Lotus Garden Road, Mumbai 400 032, India
13 August
Dr. Jonas Radcliffe
SNB Laboratories
Glasgow G3 8HN
United Kingdom
Membership #2789R
Dear Dr. Radcliffe,
This year, the International Federation for Scientific Research (IFSR) will hold its annual convention from 20 to 23 November.
The conference will be held in Colombo, Sir Lanka, and will have Changing Migration Patterns as its theme. Our keynote speaker is Dr. Preeti Pillai, dean of biology at Gujarat University of Science and the author of the acclaimed book Migrant Birds in Asia. In addition, more than 100 noted speakers will be presenting their latest research findings related to migration and ecology.

Register before 21 September and receive a 20 percent reduction on the registration fee. To register online and to look at presentation summaries, please visit www.ifsr.org Information on hotel accommodation and transportation options is also available on the site.

The IFSR hopes you will be able to attend this important and informative convention.
Yours sincerely,

Me1issa Oduya
Director, IFSR

Why was the letter written?

A.To invite a researcher to speak at a convention.
B.To recommend an academic article.
C.To encourage a member to attend a conference.
D.To ask a scientist to post research data to a Web site.

参考解析

解析:本题考查的是主旨大意。
【关键词】Why;letter written
【主题句】最后一个自然段The IFSR hopes you will be able to attend this important and informative convention.国际科学研究联合会希望您能够出席此次盛会。
【解析】本题的问题是“为什么写这封信?”。A选项“邀请一位研究者在一场大会上讲话”,B选项“推荐一篇学术文章”,C选项“鼓励一位成员参加一场会议”,D选项“要求科学家在一个网站上发布研究数据”。根据主题句可知,这是一封大会邀请函。

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