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讲与练 高三二轮·英语
限时练 28 阅读理解+语法填空+应用文写作
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Ⅰ、阅读理解
(2022·南京一模)
In
winter,
we
often
use
large
amounts
of
salt
to
remove
dangerous
ice
from
roads
and
walkways.
But
when
the
spring
arrives,
all
that
salt
can
really
damage
plants
along
the
way.
Salt
is
the
chemical
sodium
chloride.
Salt
pulls
water
from
living
cells,
like
plant
roots
and
the
healthy
ground
soil
around
them.
So,
spring
growth
may
show
up
lighter
in
color
than
normal,
or,
in
the
worst
cases,
plants
may
simply
die.
Rain
can
wash
away
much
of
the
salt,
permitting
some
older
plants
to
live.
But
overusing
it
unavoidably
brings
great
damage
to
plants.
There
are,
of
course,
other
things
that
can
be
used
in
place
of
sodium
chloride.
One
is
the
chemical
calcium
chloride,
which
does
less
damage
to
plants.
Calcium
chloride
can
quickly
change
the
melting(融化)
point
of
ice
and
absorb
water,
making
a
much
quicker
acting
agent.
It
also
works
when
the
temperature
is
below
negative
17
degrees
Celsius.
Salt
only
keeps
its
effectiveness
at
temperatures
above
negative
12
degrees
Celsius.
Yet,
its
more
expensive
and
can
do
more
damage
to
cars.
Calcium
magnesium
acetate,
also
called
CMA,
is
a
more
popular
alternative
than
salt
and
calcium
chloride.
It
is
made
by
combining
limestone,
a
type
of
rock,
and
vinegar.
It
breaks
down
naturally
so
it
does
not
damage
plants
or
soil.
It
stays
on
roads
and
does
not
hurt
cars.
CMA
does
have
problems,
however.
It
is
most
effective
at
around
negative
9
degrees
Celsius.
And
it
is
better
at
stopping