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2025高考英语步步高大一轮复习讲义人教版选择性必修第二册选择性必修第二册Unit1ScienceandScientistsⅠ.阅读理解A(★)HeZehui,aChinesenuclearphysicist,accomplishedgreatthingsinphysicsandbecameanoutstandingscientist.Herfamilyisfamousforproducingthreefamouswomenscientists,includinghertwosisters.ShegraduatedfromTsinghuaUniversityin1936withadegreeinphysics,andthenwentontostudyattheTechnicalUniversityofBerlin,whereshewasthetopinherclass,outperformingherfuturehusbandQianSanqiang—China’s“fatheroftheatomicbomb”.In1940,sheearnedaPhDinEngineering.Thecouplemadegreatdiscoveriesinthefieldofuraniumfission(铀核裂变),whichdrewglobalattentionandearnedthemworldwidereputations,alsomarkingamilestoneinthedevelopmentofChina’sexperimentalfissionphysics.ManyWesternmediacalledthecouplethe“MarieCurieandPierreCurieofChina”.AsoneofthepioneersinnuclearscienceandtechnologyinChina,ProfessorHecontributedagreatdealtonuclearphysics.Duringthe1950s,shestartedtheresearchanddevelopmentofnuclearemulsions(核乳胶)inChinaandtheirresearchreachedtheadvancedworldlevelatthattime.SheandherresearchgrouptooktheleadinbuildingChina’sfirstnuclearreactorandaccelerator.ShewasawardedthefirstAwardoftheNationalPrizeofNaturalSciencesformakingoutstandingachievementsinsupportingthenationalprogramofnuclearweapondevelopment.Throughouthercareer,Sheconqueredmanyobstacles,andwasalwaysonthefrontlineofChina’sscience-relatedwork.Shepublisheddozensofpapersyetplacedlittlevalueonpersonalfame.Theworld’stopphysicistsrecognizedherasafamousscientist,“ChineseMadameCurie”.ShepassedawayinBeijingin2011attheageof97,nearly20yearsafterQianSanqiang.Shededicatedherselftoscience,livingasimplelife,alwaysnurturingyoungresearchersandmaintainingthehigheststandardsthatshehadalwaysvalued.Shelovedhercountryandscience;tobothsheisnowanicon.1.Whatisthefocusofparagraph2aboutHeZehui?A.Identitybackground. B.Characterpersonalities.C.Educationexperiences.D.Professioncompetence.2.WhatdoweknowaboutQianSanqiang?A.Hediedfollowinghiswifein1991.B.HewontheNationalPrizeofNaturalSciences.C.HeassistedHeZehuitodevelopfissionphysics.D.HeisalsoaremarkableChinesescientist.3.WhyisHeZehuiacknowledgedas“MarieCurieofChina”?A.Forhergreatcontributionstonuclearphysics.B.Forheraccomplishmentintheatomicbomb.C.Forhercontinuousachievementinnaturalscience.D.Forherresearchofnuclearemulsions.4.HowcanwefittinglydescribeHeZehui?A.Ambitious,talented,conservativeanddetermined.B.Unselfish,patriotic,indifferenttofameanddevotedtoscience.C.Aggressive,imaginative,stronginmindandkindinheart.D.Knowledgeable,awesome,creativeandsociable.B(★)Aswinterarrives,theproblemoffogged-upcarwindscreensbecomesmorepressingfordrivers.Anti-mistingsprays(喷雾剂)areonewaytodealwithsuchfogging.Buttheyneedfrequentreapplication.Anotherapproachistofixwithinthethingtobedemistedasetofelectricallypoweredheatingwires.Butbecauseofthevisualdistraction(分心)created,thatdoesn’tworkforacar’sfrontwindscreen.IranHachlerandDimosPoulikakosoftheSwissFederalInstituteofTechnologyinZurichhave,however,comeupwithanotherwayofwarmingsomethinguptostopfogforming.Theirnewmaterialisacoatingtennanometres(纳米)thick.Itisflexible,easilymadeusingexistingprocesses,andcanbeappliedasacoatingtoglassorplastic,orinsetinsidesuchmaterials.Itsdemistingpropertiesarepoweredbysunlight.Ineffect,itisagoldsandwich.The“bread”ofthissandwichisapairoflayers(层),topandbottom,ofachemicalmaterial,eachthreenanometresthick.Thefillingisafour-nanometredeepgoldenmaterial.Thewholestructureletsvisiblelightpassunlimited,whileabsorbinginvisiblelightsandtransformingthemintoheat.Itisthefillingthatwarmstheglass.Goldactsasamediumintheheatingprocess.Thenetworkwillnowabsorbheatifleftinthesunshine.Thetopandbottomlayersboostthatabsorption.GlasscoatedwithMrHachler’sandDrPoulikakos’sinventionis,theyclaim,fourtimesmoreeffectiveatpreventingfogthananuncountedsurface.Itabsorbsaround30%ofsolarradiationincidentuponitwhich,onasunnyday,increasesthetemperatureofwhatitisappliedtobyaround8℃.Onacloudyday,thattemperatureriseiscloserto3-4℃.Butineithercasetheenhancementissufficientbothtoremoveanyfogthathasformedandtopreventnewfogforming.Thenextstep,MrHachlersays,istofindtheproduct’sbestmarket.Eventhoughgoldisused,thecostofaddingthisextraoneislow.Forthetwoinventors,though,theideamightproveagoldmine.5.Whatisthedisadvantageofanti-mistingsprays?A.Theyhavenolastingeffect.B.Theydamagethewindscreens.C.Theyturnthedrivers’attentionaway.D.Theyareconstantlypoweredbyelectricity.6.Whatisthefunctionofthecenterlayer?A.Tosaveupheat. B.Toprotectthegold.C.Toproduceelectricity. D.Toheatthewindscreens.7.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheinventionfromparagraph4?A.Itisuselessoncloudydays.B.Itisunabletoworkatnight.C.Coatedglassabsorbsthevisiblelights.D.Uncoatedglasslowersthetemperatureby8℃.8.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofthenewinvention?A.Itisverycostly. B.Ithitsthemarketwell.C.Itishighlyprofitable. D.Itneedsfurtherimprovement.Ⅱ.完形填空Onespringevening,Iwasincrediblywornafteralongdayofschool.Iwishedfor1butIhadtodragmyheavyfeettotheviolinstudio.IwasplayingMoldautoKate,myteacher.Isimplycouldn’tplaywith2,though.WhileIfollowedallthe3onthesheetmusic,Istill4tomakemusicdescribingspringwithfull-blownflowerssoundlikeflowersdyingbitterdeaths.Kate5attentivelyandthenfrowned(皱眉),askingmewhatthepiece’smoodwas.Istaredather,6.Pullingoutpaperandapencil,sheasked,“Canyou7animageofwhatyouthinkatypicaldayintheforestduringspringwouldlooklike?”Hesitantly,Istartedtoletmy8fly.Soonascenicforestfulloflifewas9inmymind.Minuteslater,Icompletedmydrawing.“Now,playthepieceagainwiththis10imageryinyourmind,”Katesaid.Iclosedmyeyesandbegantoplay,justasitsthemewasintroduced,with11expressionIhadneverdonebefore.AsI12thepiece,therefollowedashortsilencebeforeKatesaid,“That’sthebestplayingI’veeverheardfromyou.”Hereyeswereshining.“Whoknewpaintingoutthescenerywouldhelpyoubetter13themusic?Sometimesallweneedistouseourcreativityandtrydifferentmethodswhenfacingdifficulties.”The14violinlessontaughtmemorethanjustmusic.Ialsolearnedavaluable15skill,whichIappliedtomydailylife.1.A.care B.relaxation C.freedom D.motivation2.A.courage B.concern C.wisdom D.emotion3.A.numbers B.standards C.notes D.lines4.A.failed B.desired C.managed D.offered5.A.watched B.listened C.performed D.prayed6.A.blankly B.angrily C.enviously D.gratefully7.A.shoot B.evaluate C.sculpt D.draw8.A.personality B.imagination C.ambition D.curiosity9.A.pictured B.replaced C.identified D.explored10.A.messy B.amusing C.vivid D.strange11.A.common B.brief C.childish D.exceptional12.A.wrappedupB.noteddown C.reflectedon D.setabout13.A.preserve B.spread C.interpret D.compose14.A.inspiring B.confusing C.shameful D.adventurous15.A.information-sortingB.problem-solvingC.critical-thinkingD.decision-makingⅢ.语法填空Aboutoneyearago,24-year-oldAlexWongfoundhimselfstrugglingwithhismentalhealth.With1.(anxious),hecouldn’tfallasleep,especiallyatnight.“IwouldholeupinmyroomduringthedayandstayawakeallnightbecauseIdidn’twanttointeract2.othersandletthemseemeatmyworst,”saysWong.ItwasduringthistimethatWong3.(feel)thatheneededtofindpurposeandmeaninginhislife,sohesigneduptovolunteerwithImpactHK,acharitythat4.(primary)helpshomelesspeople.Wongtookpartinthegroup’s“kindnesswalks”,5.(walk)throughTsimShaTsuitohandoutfoodandotheressential6.(item)tohomelesspeople.Today,hevolunteers7.(lead)thesewalksonceortwiceaweek.“DoingthisworkmakesmefeelgratefulforeverythingIhave.Myhomelessfriendsmaybedownon8.(they)luckandhavenothing,yetthey’recontent,andthey’vehelpedmeunderstandthatIcanbehappytoo,evenwhenthingsaren’tgoingmyway.I’vealsodevelopedstrongbondswithmyfellowvolunteers,manyof9.I’vebecomeclosefriendswith.”Wongsaysthathe’sin10.betteremotionalspacethesedays.“Helpingmyhomelessfriendshasgivenmydaysnewmeaningandpurposeandmademerealizehowgoodlifecanbe.”选择性必修第二册Unit2BridgingCulturesⅠ.阅读理解A(★)(2024·河南部分名校联考)Aftertalkingaboutitforyears,IfinallygottovisitPugliain2021.Notforaweekortwobutanentiremonth.IamgladthatImarriedahalf-Italian.Alittlebackground,myhusband’sfather’sfamilyisfromSalentoinPugliaandtheyevenhaveaplacetostaythereonthebeach.IhaveheardaboutthisplaceeversinceIgotmarried.Iendedupvisitingitsixyearsafterbeingmarried.Honestly,itwasn’tmyfirsttimeinItaly.IwasintheTrentinoregionbeforebutmostoftheItalianstoldmethat“therealItalyonlystartsfromthesouthofRome”.Anyway,Iwasallsettohaveavery“average”experienceinthesouthofItalyineverysensebutIwasinforasurprise.That’sbecauseIhavevisitedalotofamazingbeachesandislands.Moreover,IhavealsovisitedcountriesthatareknownfortheiramazingfoodandIthoughtI’dfindItalianfoodvery“plainandbasic”,butIwaswrong.Ididn’texpecttoloveitsomuch.Ifthere’sonecountrythat’ssoculturallypowerfulthateveryonehastoexperienceitatleastonce,ithasgottobeItaly.Intermsofculture,family,food,art,architectureandmusic—theyallplayanimportantpartindividuallyandwholly.Italianstakeprideintheirculture.Itishardtodescribehowitistoexperienceanewculture.IcomefromacountrywherecultureplaysaveryvisiblepartandIfeltsomethingsimilarinItaly.EvenifyouarriveinItalywithaclosedmind,overtimethecountrywillwinyouoverbecauseyoucan’thelpbutfallinlovewithit.1.WhydoestheauthoralwayswanttovisitPuglia?A.It’swhereshewasborn. B.It’safamoustouristsite.C.SheisinterestedinRomanculture.D.Shehasheardofitforlong.2.HowdidtheauthorfeelaftervisitingthesouthofItaly?A.Curious.B.Proud.C.Amazed.D.Disappointed.3.WhatimpressedtheauthormostaboutItaly?A.Itsculture. B.Itsarchitecture.C.Itsscenery. D.Itsgeographicallocation.4.Wheredoesthistextprobablycomefrom?A.Atraveldiary. B.Asciencereport.C.Ageographytextbook. D.Anadvertisingbrochure.BAtahotel,surroundedbyteammates,hegottheemail.“DearSpencerHeslop,”itread,“youhavebeeninvitedtoparticipateintheSelectionCampfortheUSMen’sNationalTeamfor2022.”TherecentgraduatefromUniversityofMichiganSchoolofPublicHealthdreamedoftheopportunitytoplayfortheUnitedStatessincehewassevenyearsold.Afterhedevelopedadiseasethatoftenresultsindamagetothespinalcord(脊髓)andnerves,Heslop’sparentspushedhimtotrywheelchairbasketball.Byhighschool,Heslopplayedwheelchairbasketballonacompetitivebasketballteam.Theexperienceopenedhiseyestotheworldofadaptivesports,whichbecamehisfavorite.Whilehewasneverthebiggestorstrongestplayer,Heslophadafeelforthegameandadesiretotakeitfurther.Facedwithmanychallenges,heworkedtirelesslytodevelopchairskillsandconditioningthatmadehimmoreexplosive.“AsIappliedtograduateschool,IknewIwouldplaywhereverIwasplanningtogo,”Heslopsaid.“UniversityofMichiganwasnearthetopofmylistacademically.Ialsoheardthattheyweretryingtogetanadaptivesportsprogramgoing,andthathelpedmemakemychoice.”UniversityofMichiganAdaptiveSportsandFitnesswasformedin2018toaddresstheinequitableaccesstophysicalactivityopportunities,competitiveandrecreational,forstudentswithdisabilitiesatUniversityofMichigan.SinceHeslopjoinedtheprogramin2020,UniversityofMichigan’swheelchairbasketballteambecamepartoftheNWBA’sDivisionⅡ.Afterleadingtheteamtoan8th-placefinishattheNWBANationalsinApril2022,HeslopparticipatedintheUSMen’sNationalTeamSelectionCampwherehefoughtagainst30ofthenation’stopathletesandmadethefinaltwelve-manroster.Thisgavetherecentlygraduatedyoungmanabettershotathisultimategoal:playingforhiscountryintheParalympicGames.5.WhathelpedHeslopdevelophispassionforadaptivesports?A.Theunexpecteddiseaseatseven.B.Theemailhereceivedatahotel.C.TheUniversityofMichiganhedreamedof.D.Theexperienceinawheelchairbasketballteam.6.WhydidHeslopchooseUniversityofMichigan?A.Heacceptedalargesumofscholarship.B.Hecouldjoinhisfavoritesportsprogram.C.Hewaspromisedachancetoplayforthecountry.D.HewasinvitedtosetupAdaptiveSportsandFitness.7.Whatismainlytalkedaboutinthelastparagraph?A.Heslop’sachievements. B.Heslop’sultimategoal.C.Heslop’ssuperiorleadership. D.Heslop’sbrightfuture.8.WhichcanbestdescribeHeslop?A.Generous.B.Reliable.C.Creative.D.Determined.CResearchersfromTheUniversityofQueensland(UQ)havehelpeddesignanewapptoprotectbirdsatriskofextinctionacrosstheworldbyeliminatinglanguagebarriersamongscientists.TheBirdLanguageDiversitywebappwillhelpprovidea“birdseyeview”,ensuringvitalinformationissharedtoimproveworldwideconservation.UQ’sDrPabloNegretsaidtheresearchteamanalyzedmorethan10,000birdspecies,andfoundthat1,587specieshave10languagesormorespokenwithintheirdistributions.“Scientificinformationonspeciescanbespreadacrossdifferentlanguages,butvaluableinformationcangomissingorgetlostintranslation,”DrNegretsaid.“Withoutenoughsharingofinformation,thiscanaffecttheeffectivenessofconservationmeasures.”TakethecommonbirdPochardforexample.Itisclassifiedasvulnerablespecies(易危物种)andcrosses108countriesinEurope,AsiaandnorthAfrica,whereatotalof75officiallanguagesarespoken.ThesurvivalofthecommonPochard,andsomanyotherspecies,dependsoneffectivecooperationandpolicyagreementsamongpeoplewithdiverselinguisticandculturalbackgrounds.Thisapprevealswherethreatenedandmigratorybirdsexistgeographically,inrelationtothelanguagespokeninthoseregions.“Wehopetheappwillencourageresearchersandconservationorganisationstointeractwiththeirpeersinotherregions,especiallyiftheyspeakdifferentlanguages,andbeastartingpointtoalloweveryonetoworktogethertoprotectthreatenedspecies,”DrNegretsaid.DrTatsuyaAmano,aresearcherandtheco-authorofthepaper,saidthisworkcouldextendfurtherthanbirdspecies.“Anyspecies,whetherthey’remammals,amphibians(两栖动物),orplants,witharangecrossingmultiplecountrieswillbeimpactedbylanguagebarriers,aswellasspeciesthatmigrateacrossdifferentcountries,suchasmarinespeciesandbutterflies,”hesaid.“Thesignificanceoftheimpactofpoorcommunicationonsuchanimportantissueisevident,andisthereasonwhywe’reworkinghardtoimprovesciencecommunicationacrosslanguages.”9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“eliminating”inparagraph1mean?A.Givinginto.B.Comingacross.C.Puttingupwith.D.Breakingdown.10.Whatisthefunctionofadequatesharingofinformation?A.Ensuringtheeffectivenessofprotectivemeasures.B.Helpingpeopleknowmoreaboutscientists’efforts.C.Spreadingknowledgeofthediversityofbirdsworldwide.D.Compromisingtheeffectivenessofconservationmeasures.11.Whatisshownontheapp?A.Theproduceroftheapp. B.Theorganizationsinvolved.C.Thelocationofendangeredbirds. D.Theinformationofnewgeographers.12.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.BirdsProtectionIsanUrgencyB.ANewBirdAppSpreadsItsWingsC.ANewBirdAppHelpsLearnLanguagesD.PoorCommunicationImpactsCooperationⅡ.七选五(★)IcametoRussiatostudyinthewinterof2021.MyuniversityislocatedinMoscow,thecapitalofRussia,whichisacitywithalonghistory.ThesecondIsteppedoutoftheairport,Iimmediatelyfelthowcolditwasoutside.1WhenIsawthemainbuildingofMoscowStateUniversity,Iwasdeeplyshockedbyitsbeautifularchitecturewithits270-year-longhistory.SensinghowsmallIwasinfrontofthissplendidbuilding,Ifeltthecrystallization(结晶)ofhumanwisdomresonatewithinme.2Thesnowandicewon’tmeltuntilAprilofthefollowingyear.Justlikethemeltingsnow,Igraduallyovercamethedifficultiesofstudyingabroadandcametoadjusttomynewenvironment.Thefirstchallengewasthelanguagebarrier.AfterlearningRussianinChina,Irealizedthatmyskillswerenowherenearenough.IwasnotfluentinRussian,sometimescausingmisunderstandings.3InRussia,everyoneintentionallystandsontherightsidewhentakingtheescalator(自动扶梯),whichtakestimetogetusedto.TheartisticatmosphereinRussiaisverystrong,however.4Ticketsforconcertsandculturaleventsherearerelativelycheap,makingiteasytoenrichmylifeonweekends.Inanutshell,livingabroadmeansovercomingallkindsofdifficulties.Theexperiencewillalwaysleaveacolorfulshadeinourlives.JustastheoldsayinginChinesegoes,“Itisbettertotraveltenthousandmilesthantoreadtenthousandbooks.”5A.Takealookattheoutsideworldwhileyouareyoung!B.Obviously,thefreezingclimatedoesnotagreewithme.C.Theculturaldifferenceswerealsohardtodealwithatfirst.D.IcanvisitmanyoftheattractionsthatIusedtoseeinmytextbooks.E.AndthebuildingssurroundingmelookedsodifferentfromtheonesinChina.F.StartingfromearlyNovembereachyear,thesnowseasoninMoscowisverylong.G.ThankstotheabundantactivitiesIgettoexplorewhatI’velearnedinpracticalcontexts.选择性必修第二册Unit3FoodandCultureⅠ.阅读理解A(★)FrancoBergaminoislikeasurprise“hiddenrecipe”amongyoungpeopleinsouthwestChina’sChongqingMunicipality,wherethe62-year-oldItalianchefrunsadesserthousecalledMimosa.Thedesserthouseserveswinejellywithgreenpeppercheese,jasminemousseandpeach-Oolongcake—fusion(融合)dessertsthatcombineItalianspecialtieswithlocalChineseingredients(原料).BergaminousedtoruntwodesserthousesinhishometownofTurin,bothhavingahistoryof90years.In2016,hesettledinChongqingandsetupadessertworkshop.“IespeciallylikeChongqing,wherethefoodandculturearecompletelydifferentfrommyhometown.Lifehereislike‘theothersideofthecoin’,”hesaid.WiththehelpofhislocalEnglish-speakingfriends,heovercamethelanguagebarrierandevenlearnedsomeChongqingdialects(方言).Moreimportantly,hehasgotusedtotheChinesetablecultureof“sharingfoodtogether”.Bergaminosaid,backinTurin,frequentcustomerstohisshopwouldbuythesamedessertsandtheywouldbedisappointediftheyweresoldout.ThesituationinChongqing,however,isverydifferent.Customersexpectdifferentdessertseachmonth,andtheywouldbedisappointedifthedessertmenustayedthesame,hesaid.From2016to2022,BergaminofeltahugechangeinthetasteofChinesecustomers.“Inthepast,Chineseguestsalwayssaidthatmydessertsweretoosweet.NowmoreandmorepeoplehaveacceptedtheauthenticItaliantastes.Mimosa’sconsumersaremainlybetween25and35,agroupthatismorewillingtotryoverseastastespartlyduetoChina’scontinuedopeningtotheoutsideworld,”hesaid.“IhopeIcanliveto95andstillwork,”hesaid,sothathecan,besidesbringingauthenticItaliandessertstomorecustomershavingasweettooth,letmorepeoplefeelthefusionofChineseandItalianculturesinhisdesserts.1.HowdoesBergaminolikehislifeinChongqing?A.It’saimless. B.It’shardtoadaptto.C.It’sstressful. D.It’scompletelynew.2.WhatdoweknowaboutMimosa?A.Ithasasecretrecipe.B.Ithasahistoryof90years.C.It’smorepopularwithyoungpeople.D.It’sawindowofwesterntableculture.3.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesBergamino’sbusiness?A.Challengingbutpromising. B.Boomingbutuncreative.C.Moreandmoreprofitable. D.Moreandmorecontroversial.4.What’sBergamino’sexpectationinhisfuturedessertcareer?A.ToaddmoreItalianelements. B.Topromoteculturalcombination.C.Tosetupmoredesserthouses. D.Toexpandtheagegroupofconsumers.BHere’sarecipeforagoodanimalrescuestory:Takeoneresidentialcreek(小溪),addonelonedolphinandthenbringin28determinedbiologists.Mixwellandenjoythehappyending.AyoungdolphinwanderedoffitsusualpathandendedupinacreekinClearwater,Florida.BiologistswithClearwaterMarineAquariumhadbeenmonitoringitsinceJan.1.Itappearedreluctanttoreturntoopenwatersviaasmallopeningunderabridge.“Sincemonitoringbegan,thedolphinhadnotleftthecreek,”theaquariumsaidlastweek.“Thisposedpotentiallong-termproblems.Dolphinsarenaturallysociablecreatures,soiftheyareisolatedfromotherdolphins,theymayturntheirattentiontohumaninteraction.”Thiscanbedangerous,bothfordolphinsandhumans.Humanswhogettooclosetodolphinscanfindthemselveswithinjuriessuchasbrokenbones.ClearwaterMarineAquariumpartneredwithNOAAFisheriesandtheFloridaFish&WildlifeConservationCommissiontoguardthedolphintosafety.Ateamof28biologistsgotintothewatertoformahumanchain,creatingavisualandsoundbarriertoaimthedolphinoutofthecreek.It’snoteasytopulloffahumanchaininacreek.Thebiologistshadtostayshouldertoshoulderandnavigatetreesanddockswithoutgivingthedolphinanopportunitytoslipby.Thehumanencouragementworked,thoughtherewasamomentofuncertaintyastheteammembersnearedthebridgeandweren’tsureifthedolphinwentthrough.Thebiologistscelebratedthedolphin’sarrivalontheotherside.“Itwasveryexcitingafteralmost20plusdaysforhimtofinallybeoutofthecanal,”saidseniorrescuebiologistBrittanyBaldrica.Thewanderingdolphinstandsagoodchancebackoutinthewild.“Wenotedthattheanimalwasingoodbodyconditionwithnormalbreathingratesandwasdisplayingnormalbehaviorduringobservations”theaquariumsaid.Happyendingachieved.5.Whatattractedthebiologiststomonitorayoungdolphin?A.Itsunusualwanderingpath. B.Asmallopeningunderabridge.C.Itsinteractionswithhuman. D.Acreekwithpotentialproblems.6.Whydidthebiologistsstayshouldertoshoulder?A.Toexperiencedolphins’swiminthecreek.B.Toavoidheavyinjuriesfromthesociabledolphin.C.Tocreateabarrierguidingthedolphinoutofthecreek.D.Togiveencouragementtoeachotherwhileworkinginthewild.7.Whichcanbestdescribetheauthor’swritingstyle?A.Humorous.B.Flowery.C.Informal.D.Rough.8.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.AGoodWaytoRescueWildAnimalsB.AHumanChaintoSaveaDolphin’sLifeC.AHeart-stoppingSurvivalGameinFloridaD.ACelebrationofBiologistsStudyingDolphinsⅡ.完形填空Daysearlier,SarahBellamyhadreceivedamysteriousemailsayingthatawealthmanagementcompanywasinterestedindiscussingthefinancialcrisisofPenumbra.Now,whenshewas1tounloadhergroceriesontotheconveyorbelt(传送带),herphonerang.“TheytoldmethatMacKenzieScottwas2ininvestingPenumbra,”Bellamyremembers.Itwasafamiliar3forhundredsofothernonprofitleaders—all4thewomanwhohasbecomeoneofthemost5andsurprisingphilanthropists(慈善家)intheworld.HernameisMacKenzieScott—thewriter,firstAmazonemployee,andformerwifeofcompanyfounderJeffBezos.However,6Scottdivorced,shehad7morethan$12billionofherfortunetohelpothers.Asthisstorywenttopress,Scotthadjust8herlatestmoneybomb,revealinginlateMarchthatshe’dgivenaway$3.9billion.Scott’sonly9ofherrecipientsisthattheyhelpmaintainherprivacy.It’simpossibleto10aScottgrant(拨款),tosendherathank-younote,ortocontactherdirectly;sheandherclosestadvisersalmostnever11torequestsforinterviews.EvenBellamyhasbeen12nottoidentifythepersonwhoinformedthem13herdonations.ReySaldana,CEOofanetworkofnonprofits,says,“Scottisapersonwho14asignificantamountofpowerbythevalueofherwealthandunderstandshowtoactually15power.”1.A.preparing B.thinking C.enjoying D.picking2.A.absorbed B.devoted C.interested D.frustrated3.A.doubt B.experience C.scenery D.pattern4.A.apartfrom B.thanksto C.butfor D.regardlessof5.A.pleased B.troubling C.happy D.generous6.A.because B.if C.as D.although7.A.givenaway B.givenoff C.givenout D.givenin8.A.agreed B.donated C.passed D.worked9.A.demand B.click C.pressure D.application10.A.adaptto B.applyfor C.focuson D.fixon11.A.devote B.write C.respond D.link12.A.allowed B.permitted C.asked D.wanted13.A.in B.on C.under D.of14.A.holds B.comments C.judges D.identifies15.A.preserve B.serve C.handle D.shareⅢ.语法填空ChinaaddedalaboratorytoitspermanentorbitingspacestationonJuly25,2022asitmovedtowardcompletingthestructureincoming1.(month).TheWentianlabmodulewaslaunchedfromtheWenchangspacebaseonthetropicalislandprovinceofHainanwith2.largecrowdofamateurphotographersandspaceloverswatching.After13hoursofflight,it3.(successful)docked(对接)withtheTiangongstation’smainTianhelivingmoduleat3:13a.m.,4.hadbeenlaunchedbeforetheWentianlabmodule.TheWentianwasdesigned5.scienceandbiologyexperiments,anditsfeatureisthatthe23-tonlabmodulewas6.(heavy)thananyothersingle-modulespacecraftcurrentlyinspace.Itwasfollowedbyasecondlabmodule,theMengtian,sentonOctober31,2022.Threeastronauts7.(be)thenlivinginthecoremodule(核心舱)onasix-monthmissionandoversawtheWentian’s8.(arrive)anddocking.ALongMarch5B-Y3rocket,China’smost9.(po

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