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U,VW5-XYZ^ 子主题七 自然生态 Ⅰ.1~5BADCB 6~10ACDAC Ⅱ.1~3DDC Ⅲ.1.takingawaystress  2.indoorplants  3.harmful chemicals 4.Four/4 5.Yes,Ido.IlikeitbecauseI enjoyseeingmyplantsgrowandbloom./爥 子主题八 环境保护 Ⅰ.1~4ADBA Ⅱ.1~5GAFBE Ⅲ. HowtoKeepOurEnvironmentCleaner Aswealknow,environmentalproblemsarebecoming moreandmoreserious.Forexample,manypeoplecantusethe wastewelandalwaysuseplasticbags,whicharebadforthe environment. Itisimportanttokeepourenvironmentclean.Buthowcan weachievethegoal?Hereissomeadviceonit.Firstofal,we shouldavoidusingnonrecyclablethingssuchasplasticbags. Besides,weshouldreuseandrecyclethewasteanddoagood jobofgarbagesorting.Whatsmore,wecangiveawaythings wenolongerusetothosewhoneedthem. Earthistheonlyhometoalofus.Weshoulddowhatwe cantokeepourenvironmentclean.Also,weshouldinsiston doingitandnevergiveituphalfway. 子主题九 灾害防范 Ⅰ.1~5ABCDA 6~10BADCB Ⅱ.1~4DACB Ⅲ.1.MayIspeaktoJack 2.Wheredidyougoyesterday 3.Yes,itdid 4.Imsorytohearthat 5.Whatsthe weatherlikenow/Howistheweathernow 子主题十 宇宙探索 Ⅰ.1~5BCBAC 6~10DDADB Ⅱ.1~5ACEBD Ⅲ.1.ancientfamouspeople 2.Four/4 3.Three/3 4.an ancientscientist 5.Yes,Ido.Becauseitseemstoconnect                                     thedreamsofancientChinesewithours./爥 10 主题范畴三 人与自然 子主题七 自然生态 Ⅰ.完形填空(第二节) Recently a strange thinghappenedinasafari parkinSouthAfrica.Every nightpeople  1  the openair tub with water outsideahotelinthepark. Eventhoughnosignscanbefound,everymorningit is 2 .Wheredoesthewatergo? OnMay31,2024,whenaguestheardaloud noiseandwentoutsidetoseewhatwashappening, he 3 outthetruth.Tohissurprise,anelephant wasdrinkingwaterfromthetub! Theelephantis 4  inthepark.People haveseenheralotbythehotel.Theycalher “Troublesome”,notbecauseshecauses 5  butbecauseshealwayscomessoclosetotheir cars.Butnoone 6  shewasbehindthetub outsidethe " 300anighthotel. Susan,theownerofthehotel,saidthat elephantscoulddrinkmorethan200liters(升)of wateraday,sodrinkingawholelitlepoolof waterwasno 7 .Troublesomelikedthewaterof thepoolprobablybecauseitwas 8 .Finding drinkablewaterinthe 9  isnotalwayseasy. NowSusanhastriedto 10  herwithother water.Butsometimesitshardtogetanelephant tochangeherways. 1.A.clearB.fil C.hide D.mark 2.A.emptyB.hot C.free D.smal 3.A.checked B.looked C.walked D.found 4.A.politeB.similar C.famous D.peaceful 5.A.discussion B.trouble C.answer D.argument 6.A.realized B.described C.reminded D.invented 7.A.resultB.questionC.problem D.project 8.A.tidy B.alone C.enough D.clean 9.A.wild B.public C.same D.private 10.A.leadB.promiseC.provide D.chalenge Ⅱ.[2024广东改编]阅读理解(第一节) Peopleknowanimalsdohavefeelings.In recentyears,scientistshavedoneresearchabout thefeelingsofcows,frogsandpandas. ▲  It saysthathumanscantelwhetherachickenis happyorsadbylisteningtoitscals. Theresearchersputabowlbehindadoor. Insidethebowl,sometimes,therewassomething chickenslovetoeat.Sometimes,therewas nothing.Whenthechickenssawfoodbehindthe door,theyseemedhappyandproducedfastand loudsounds,knownasfoodcals.Whenthere wasntfood,thechickensmadelowandlong noisestoexpressdisappointment.Theresearchers recordedalthesesoundsandstudiedtheirwaves. Thentheresearcherschose16recordingsof suchchickennoises.Halfwerefromthechickens seeingthefoodandhalfwerefromthechickens findingnofood.Therecordingswereplayedto 194volunteers.Sixtyninepercentofthevolunteers corectlyunderstoodwhetherthechickenswere feelinghappyornot,andsomeofthemevenhadno                                                                  experienceoftakingcareofchickens. 78 Theresultshowsthathumanshavethe naturalabilitytounderstand thefeelingsof chickens.Thisfindingcan bringaboutnew technologytohelpwithchickenraising,abig industryinmanycountries.Somescientistsare workingonacomputerprogramthatcanidentify chickensfeelings.Thisisgoodnewsforfarmers whowanttomakethebirdshappierandhealthier. 1. Whichofthefolowingcanbe putin“ ▲ ”inParagraph1? D  A.Humansmaynotlikeanimals. B.Scientistsknownothingaboutit. C.Nobodyknowswhythishappens. D.Anewstudyaddschickenstothelist. 2. Whichismostprobablythe soundwaveofahappycalbyachicken? D  A. B. C. D. 3.Theunderlinedword“identify”means C  inParagraph4. A.control  B.hide  C.tel  D.find Ⅲ.[2024凉山州改编]任务型阅读 Indoorplantsarethesilentheroesofhomes. Notonlydotheylookbeautiful,buttheycanliftour healthinbodyandmindbymakingusfeelgoodand takingawaystress.Whatsmore,indoorplantsare easytolookafterandarenotveryexpensive. Whatareindoorplants? Indoorplants,alsoknownashouseplants, areplantsthatliketogrowindoors.Manyofthese kindsarenotusedtogrowingoutside,especialy inwinter,andtheygrowbeterinsidebecauseof warmerconditions. Whyareindoorplantsgoodforus? Therearemanyadvantagesofgrowingplants indoors.Plantsaroundhousescanimproveour feelings.Studieshavesupportedthisandfound thatindoorplantscanimproveourcreativity, focusandmemory.Thereisalsoresearchshowing thathouseplantscancleantheairaroundthemby removingsomeharmfulgases,suchasHCHO(甲 醛).DrTijanaBlanusasaid,“Plantscatchand holdtinypolutedmaterials.Theyremovesome harmfulchemicalsfromcookingorpainting.” Howtochooseindoorplants? Wecangetplantsfromsupermarkets,garden centersoronline.Youngerplantsareoftencheaper thanfulygrownones.Caringforthemisalwaysful ofjoy.Youwaterthem,talktothem,andseethem growup爥 Learningaboutthehabitsofeachplant canbringnewinterestandatentionintoourlives andhelptoconnectourhomeswithnature. 1.Howdoindoorplantsimproveourhealth? Theyimproveourhealthbymakingusfeelgood and          . 2.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“thesekinds” referto? Itrefersto          . 3.Whatharmfulthingscanplantsremovefrom cookingorpainting? Theycanremovesome            fromcookingorpainting. 4.Whichparagraphbestmatches thepictureontheright? ItsParagraph            inthepassage. 5. Doyoulikegrowingindoor plants?Whyorwhynot?                                                                                  79 子主题八 环境保护 Ⅰ.[2024德阳改编]阅读理解(第一节) Ifyouseeagirland aboythrowingtwobaby pufinsofaclif(悬崖) ontheWestmanIslands, youmaynotunderstand whytheyredoingso.Infact,theyarejusttrying tohelpsavethem. Pufinsarethemostcommonbirdsonthe WestmanIslandsinIceland.Diferentfrommost seabirds,theyareabletogounderwaterto60 metersdeeptocatchfish.Eachspring,theylay eggsinholesonclifs.40dayslater,theywilfly backtothesea,leavingtheyoungthere.Baby pufinswouldspendaboutsixweeksintheholes alonebeforetheyarereadytoflytothesea. Inthepast,youngpufinscouldeasilyfind theseawiththehelpofthemoonlight.Butnow, thebrightlightsofthecityoftenmakethemlose theirway.Manyofthemendupflyingintothe town.However,itsnotaneasythingforyoung pufinstoflyupandfindfoodinthetown,sothey maylosetheirlivesthere. ThatswhypeopleontheWestmanIslands havedecidedtohelpthoseyoungpufins.Inlate summer,whenyoungpufinsleavetheirholes, localpeopleoftengoouttolookforthemissing pufinsatnight.Iftheyfindone,theywouldpick itupandputitinabox.Thenextday,they wouldtakeittotheclifandthrowitof.Inthis way,youngpufinscanflysafelytotheirnew homeforthenextfewyears. Theunusualtraditionalsohelpsmakesurethe pufinswilbebacktotheirholesanotheryear. Apufinlaysoneeggeachyearatmost,sothe helpfromthepeopleontheWestmanIslandsisof greatimportancetothesurvival(生存)ofpufins. 1.Whendopufinslayeggs? A  A.Inspring. B.Insummer. C.Inautumn. D.Inwinter. 2.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage? D  A.Localpeopleoftentakepufinshomeaspets. B.Youngpufinsfinditeasytoliveinthe town. C.Youngpufinscanfindtheirwaybysunlight. D.Babypufinshavetolivealoneforabout42 days. 3. Whatdoestheunderlinedword “them”inParagraph3referto? B  A.Localpeople. B.Youngpufins. C.Pufinshomes. D.Thetown. 4.Whatsthepurposeofthispassage? A  A.Tointroduceaspecialwaytosavepufins. B.Tohelplocalpeopleraisemoneyforpufins. C.ToencouragereaderstovisittheWestman Islands. D.Toexplainthelivinghabitsofpufins. Ⅱ.[2024交大附中二模改编]阅读理解(第二节) Haveyounoticedthattherearemoreparksin citiesthesedays?From“pocketparks”between communitiestoforestparks,localgovernmentshave beenmakingefortstomakeChinascitiesgreener.  1 Theseleisurespacesopenupforestsso thatvisitorscangetclosertonature.Thecitywil buildmorethan50woodlandparksby2025. In some cities, more companies and universitieshavechosento“opentheirgates”and sharetheirgreenery.Forexample,                                                                       theShanghai 80 ResearchInstituteofSportScienceopenedits 1,000km2greenlandtothepublic.Theparkis joinedbyhistoricalbuildingsinthearea, 2  In Nanning,parksarentjustusedforleisure.For onething,parkshavebecomeaplacetospread intangibleculturalheritage(非物质文化遗产)to thepublic.Theseparkswelcomevisitorstowatch NanningstraditionalYongOpera. 3  Thats whythenew NanningFlowersParkprovides severalyardsforplayingbalgames. Besidesmeetingpeoplesneeds, 4  Take BeijingsCentralGreen ForestPark as an example.Theparkhasreachedcarbonneutral(碳 中和)sinceitwasopenedin2020.Thismeans thatalthoughthefacilities(设施)leadtothe increaseofCO2inthepark,theplantstherecan takeinmoretomakeup.Theparkalsofulyreuses rainwaterandcreatesgreenenergyforthepark.  5  Theymeetpeoplesneedsforabeter livingexperienceandareapeoplecenteredidea thattakestheform ofan improved natural environmentinalfields. Theword“leisure”meanstimethatisspentdoing whatyouenjoywhenyouarenotworkingor studying. A.providingmorespacefortouriststohavea rest. B.parkscanalsobegoodfortheenvironment. C.helpingpeoplehavemoretimetodoexercise. D.PeopleinChinawantmoreandmoreparks. E.AscitiesinChinabecomegreener,“park cities”arebecomingareality. F.Foranother,morelocalpeoplechoosetogoto theparkforexercise. G.From2021to2022,Shanghaihasturned62 woodlandsintoleisurespaces. Ⅲ.书面表达 假如你是育才中学的李华,你校正在开展 主题为“HowtoKeepOurEnvironmentCleaner” 的英语征文活动。请参考下面图文信息,写一 篇短文投稿。 参 考 词 汇:environmentalproblem, avoid, nonrecyclable,insiston,爥 要求:1.短文必须包括所给要点,选择使用参考 词汇,可适当发挥; 2.语句通顺,意思连贯,书写工整; 3.文中不得出现你的任何真实信息(姓 名、校名和地名等); 4.词数:不少于70。(开头已给出,但不 计入总词数。) HowtoKeepOurEnvironmentCleaner Aswealknow,environmentalproblemsare becomingmoreandmoreserious.                                                                                                              81 子主题九 灾害防范 Ⅰ.完形填空(第二节) ThisisastoryaboutastorminMoscow.It happenedseveralyearsago.Itwasmyfirsttime thatIhadseensucha 1  storm. ItwasasunnydayinJuly,andIwasathome watchingTV.Thewindowwasopen 2  the weatherwassohot.Suddenly,Ifeltastrongwind fromoutside.Ilookedoutofthewindowandsaw ablackskyandtrees 3  becauseofthestrong wind.Itriedto 4  thewindow,butthewind mademefaldown.Iwasafraidthattheglass mightbreak.Istoodupandtriedtoclosethe windowagain. 5 ,Imadeit. ThenIlookedoutside.Ifoundthatthebig treeinfrontofmyhousewasgoingtofaltothe  6  anditsbranches(枝干)hadbrokenof. Therewasthunderandlightningfrom timeto time.Istartedto 7  altheappliances(电器) asquicklyaspossible. Afterawhile,thewindstopped,butitbeganto hail.Afterabouttenminutes,everythingstopped, andthesuncameoutagain.How 8 theweather was!Afewminuteslater,thephonebeganto ring.Itwasmyfriend.Weaskedeachotherhow itwasandhowwefeltafterthestorm. Inthestreets,manytrees 9  becauseof thestorm.Forafewdays,peoplehelpedclean parksandgardens.Somepeoplescarswere damaged(损坏)bytreesfalingbrancheson them.Theexperience 10  methatintheface ofnaturaldisasters,humanbeingsareespecialy weak.Wecantstopthem,butwemustprotect ourselvesfromthem. Whenithails,smalbalsoficefallikerain fromthesky. 1.A.terible B.litle C.gentle D.common 2.A.so B.becauseC.but D.though 3.A.coming B.taking C.shaking D.geting 4.A.breakB.clean C.blow D.close 5.A.Luckily B.Recently C.Loudly D.Probably 6.A.farm B.ground C.room D.world 7.A.turnof B.turnon C.turndown D.turnover 8.A.hard B.similar C.usual D.strange 9.A.changed B.accepted C.died D.formed 10.A.ofersB.tels C.cals D.explains Ⅱ.[2024眉山改编]阅读理解(第一节) Onaverage(平均),firefightersgetafirecal every24secondsintheUS.Every87seconds,a homefirehappens.JustbetweenJanuary1st, 2019andJanuary1st,2024,therewere11,180 homefiredeathsinthecountry.Butthebestescape timeforafireisjustthreeminutesorless.So everyoneshouldpayatentiontofiresafetyathome. Toavoidstartingafire,wemustknow commoncauses.Cookingtoolsarethenumberone causeofhomefires.Beespecialycarefulwhen usingthem.Neverleavethekitchenwhilecooking andmakesurethetoolsarecompletelyofafter cooking.Electricalappliances(电器)canleadto afire,socheckthemoftentomakesuretheyare workingproperly.Smokingisanothercommon causeofhousefires.Itsneveragoodideato smokeindoors,sotakeafewstepstogoout.Last, dontforgetlitlekids.Theyusualyfindfireexciting andthinkoffireasatoy.Sokeepthemawayfrom                                                                       fireandteachthemaboutdangersoffire. 82 How can we preventhome fires? The folowingtipsmayhelp. ·Getsmokealarms Thefirststepistoinstal(安装)enoughsmoke alarmsthroughyourhome.Getoneineveryroom. ·Preparefireextinguishers Keep fire extinguishers availableathome.Theycan putoutsmal fires.Check themoftentomakesurethey workproperly. ·Createaplanforescape Agoodplanshouldstartwithtwoescape waysfromeveryroom.Thenknowhowfastyour familycanrun,telkidswhenandhowtogetout, andmakeahousemap with al doorsand windows.Atlast,chooseameetingplaceoutside. Anddontforgettopracticeitoftenwithevery familymember. Youmightthinkthatthesefiresafetytipsare commonsense.However,itsdificulttothinkof themespecialywhenyoureinalifeanddeath moment.Takeactionwiththetipsandnevertake firesafetylightlyathome. 1. Howdoesthewriterstartthe passage? D  A.Byaskingaquestion. B.Byintroducingthecauses. C.Bytelingastory. D.Bylistingsomenumbers. 2. A  cause(s)themosthomefires. A.Cookingtools B.Electricalappliances C.Smokingindoors D.Nothavingsmokealarms 3. Foragoodescapeplan,what shouldpeopledoinStep4? C  CREATEANDPRACTICEAHOME FIREESCAPEPLAN ?Plantwowaysoutofeveryroom→?Time howfastyourfamilycanescape→?Teach childrentogetlowandgetoutwhentheyheara smokealarm→? ▲ →?Chooseameeting placeawayfromthehouse→?Practiceyour fireescapeplaneverysixmonths A.Talkwitheveryfamilymember B.Teachfamilymembershowtocal119 C.Makeahousemapwithaldoorsandwindows D.Thinkaboutspecialneedsforolderfamily members 4.Whichofthefolowingcanbethebesttitlefor thepassage? B  A.PlansforEscapefromFire. B.FireSafetyatHome. C.CommonSenseaboutFire. D.RisksinLivingPlaces. Ⅲ.补全对话 A:Helo!1.              ? B:ThisisJackspeaking.Whosthatspeaking? A:Hi,Jack!ThisisMary.2.               ? B:Istayedathomeyesterday.Becauseatyphoon (台风)hitmycity. A:Diditdoalotofharm? B:3.              .The windwasstrongandtherainwasheavy.Some housesfeldownandafewpeopledied. A:4.              .Did yougethurt? B:No,Ididnt. A:5.              ? B:Theweatherisfinenow.Thewinddiesdown andtherainalsostops. A:Hopeeverythinggoeswel                                                                          ! 83 子主题十 宇宙探索 Ⅰ.完形填空(第一节) TheastronautsonShenzhouXVcamebackto theearthsafelyafterspending186daysonChinas spacestation.Beforereturning,theysentaleter totheearth.Itwasto 1  TseringDargy. TseringisfromXizangandisstudying 2  Beijing.Over10,000peoplesentletersto 3 , butTseringwastheonlyonetohaveareply.“I wasveryexcitedandwasluckyenough 4  the leter.Iwanttothankourcountryfor 5  me thechancetowritetheleter,”hesaid. Inhisleter,Tseringshowedhisstrong interestinthesky.Whenhewasachild,his grandfathertoldhimstoriesaboutit, 6  the storiesgreatlyinfluencedhim.In2021,hemoved fromXizang,theplace 7  totheskyonthe earth,toBeijing,theplaceclosesttotheheartof Chinasspaceaerospaceindustry. TheastronautFeiJunlongwrotetheleterto Tseringandencouragedhimalot.“Iagreewith  8  inyourleter:theroadtosuccessisnever easy.Onlybyworkinghardcanyoumakeyour dreamscometrue,”Feiwrote.Heendedthe leterbywishingTseringand hisclassmates successintheirstudies.They 9  totakepart inbuildingthecountry. Tsering 10  nowstudyinghard.“My dreamistolearncomputerscienceatTsinghua University.ThenIcanworkinspaceoneday,” hesaid. 1.A.16yearold B.16yearold C.16yearsold D.16yearsold 2.A.with B.on C.in D.at 3.A.anastronaut B.theastronauts C.astronaut D.astronauts 4.A.togetB.get C.toread D.read 5.A.givenB.give C.giving D.gave 6.A.unless B.because C.but D.and 7.A.close B.closely C.closer D.closest 8.A.whatyouwrote B.whatdidyouwrite C.whatyouarewriting D.whatareyouwriting 9.A.encourage B.encouraged C.areencouraged D.wereencouraged 10.A.am B.is C.are D.be Ⅱ.[2024海南改编]阅读理解(第二节) AGuidetoVisitingWenchangSatelite LaunchBase(文昌卫星发射基地) Areyoureadytostartanexcitingvisittoone ofChinasspacelaunchbases?Ifyes,lets exploreWenchangSateliteLaunchBase! WaystoGetThere Wenchangisonthenortheasterncoastof HainanIsland.First,youcanflytoHaikouifyou startfrom aplaceoutofHainan. 1  The journeyfrom Haikoutothelaunchbasetakes aboutanhourandahalf. ThingstoSee Atthelaunchbase,youwilseeahuge launchpad(发射台).Therearealsoviewing areaswhereyoucanwatchthelaunchwithother visitors.Dontforgettobringyourcamera. 2   3  Thebesttimetovisitthelaunchbaseis duringarocketlaunch.Checkthewebsitefor launchdates.Planyourtriparoundthesedates. Makesureyoudontmisstheexcitement! AdviceforYourVisit ◆Bringahatandsunglasses.Theweather                                                                       canbequitehotinHainan. 84 ◆Haveacamerareadytotakeamazing picturesofrockets. ◆ 4  Listentotheguidesandfolowthe safetyrules. ◆Ifyourevisitingonalaunchday,arive earlytogetagoodplaceintheviewingarea. Watchinga rocketlaunch atWenchang SateliteLaunchBaseisanamazingexperience thatyouwilrememberforever.Itsamustseefor anyonewhodreamsofexploringspace. 5  CometoWenchangrightnow! A.Thentakeabusoracartothelaunchbase. B.Safetyisthemostimportantthing. C.Youcantakesomephotosatthisfantastic moment. D.So,whatareyouwaitingfor? E.BestTimetoVisit F.ThingstoBuy G.So,whatcanyoudotobeanastronaut? Ⅲ.[2024湖北改编]任务型阅读 中国航天器命名渊源 Sofar,Chinahassuccessfulysentalarge numberofsatelites(卫星)andspaceshipsinto space.Spacescientistshavebeengreatlyinspired (赋予灵感)bytheoldstoriesandancientfamous peoplewhengivingthemnames. Sincethousandsofyearsago,Chinesepeople havedreamedofgoingtothemoon.ChangeFlies totheMoonisoneofthemostpopularstories.As youcansee,Chinasfirstmanmadesateliteto circlearoundthemoonwasnamedChangeI. Moreinterestingly,themoonrover(月球车)was namedaftertheJadeRabbit,whoisthepartnerof Changeinthestory.Theseoldstoriescary peoplesbestwishesand dreams. With the developmentofscience and technology, our scientistshavemadethemcometrue. KuaFuRunsAftertheSunisanotherstoryto showhowmuchancientChinesepeoplewantedto knowabouttheunknownworld.Now,heisgoing withthescientiststo“visit”thesun,becausewe haveaspaceprojectcaledKuaFuMission. Besidestheancientstories,spacescientists alsogetideasfromancientfamouspeople.For example,Mozi,anancientscientist,discovered thatlighttravelsinastraightlineover2,000years ago.Hisdiscoverymadespacestudytakeabigstep atthattime.So,Chinasfirstquantum(量子) sciencesatelitewasnamedMozi,makingChinathe firstcountryintheworldtoachievequantum communicationbetweensatelitesandtheground. Fromsuchsimplethingsasgivingnamesto thesatelites,wecanseehowgreatourtraditional cultureisandwhatinfluenceithasonourmodern scienceandtechnology. 1.HowdidmanyoftheChinesesatelitesgettheir names? Theygottheirnamesfromtheoldstoriesand           . 2.Howmanyexamplesofnamingthesatelites havebeenmentionedinthetext?            examplesofnamingthe sateliteshavebeenmentioned. 3.Whichparagraphbestmatchesthepictureon theright? ItsParagraph            inthetext. 4.WhoisMoziaccordingtothetext? Heis           whodiscovered thefactthatlighttravelsstraightlyover2,000 yearsago. 5. Doyouliketheideaof namingthesatelitesafterChinesestories?Why orwhynot?                                                                                85

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