陕西省宝鸡市届高三教学质量检测三英语2Word文档格式.docx

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B．BestScenerySightsinBeijing

C．TheJinshaSite 

D．LittleFamily,BigValues

51．Asatourist,whichbookswillyoubuy?

.

A．BBCHistoryandBestScenerySightsinBeijing

B．BestScenerySightsinBeijingandTheJinshaSite

C．TheJinshaSiteandLittleFamily,BigValues

D．LittleFamily,BigBaluesandBBCHistory

52．WhichofthefollowingisNOTright?

A．LittleFamily,BigValueshelpsyouliveabetterfamilylife.

B．ItisagoodideaforyoutobuyaBestScenerySightsinBeijingforyourforeignfriends.

C．TheJinshasitewasafamoustouristattractionwhichhasbeenopenedformanyyears.

D．Youcanget12BBCHistoryinayearwithmanyhistoricalstories.

D

BELIEVEitornot，inthenearfuturepeoplewon’tjustwearachickenfeathersuitatHalloween 

orforfancydress．Chickens,whichhavelongprovidedfoodfordinner，willalsobeusedtomakeoutclothesaswell．

LastMonday，areportbytheUniversityofNebraskaintheUSsaidinthefutureitshouldbepossibletousechickenfeathersandricestrawtomakeclothes．“Allthosewastedagricultureproductsdon’thavetobewastedanymore．”researcherYiqiYangsaid．

Newtechnologywillchangetheseby-productsintosomethingsimilartowool，linen，orcotton．Becauseproducingsyntheticfabrics（合成纤维）Icausespollution，scientistswantedtofindacheaperandenvironmentallyfriendlyreplacement．Theyturnedtheireyestothemillionsoftonsofricestrawandchickenfeathersthatarewidelyandcheaplyavailableworldwide：

Moreovertheydon’tcausepollutionlikepetroleum-based（石油化工的）fibers．

Chickenfeathersaremostlymadeupofthesamekindofproteinfoundinwool．Asweatermadefromchickenfeatherswouldfeeljustlikeawoolsweater．Itwouldbelighterinweightandwarmer,too．

AccordingtoYangandhisteam，ricestraw，oiltheother：

hand，callproduceafabricthatlooks

andfeelssimilartocottonorlinen．Theprocessisalsoenvironmentallyfriendly．Thetotalproduction 

costofricefiberisabout50centsperpound,whilecottonnowsellsforabout60centsapound．

Maybesomedayinthefutureyouwillwearfantasticclotheslikethese．

53．Thewastedagricultureproductsare 

A．woolandcotton

B．syntheticfabricsandpetroleum-basedfibers

C．chickenfeatherandricestraw

D．woolandlinen

54．Accordingtothepassagethefollowingaretrueexceptthat 

A．sweatersmadefromchickenfeatherswouldbecheaperthanwoolsweaters．

B．thecostofthecottonfiberisabout20％lessthanthatofricestrawfiber．

C．producingpetroleumbasedfiberscausespollutions．

D．chickenfeathersuitsarepopularatHalloween．

55．Scientistschoosechickenfeathersandricestrawtobethereplacementoftheoldclothesmaterialsmainlybecause 

A．theyareverycheapandcanbefoundeverywhere

B．theycanbemadeintosimilarmaterialstowool,cottonorlinen

C．theyareenvironmentallyfriendlyproducts

D．alltheabove

56．Thepassagewouldprobablybepartof 

A．aresearchreport 

B．anewsreport

C．afashionreport 

D．anadvertisement

E

OnFeb.2,2007,theUnitedNationsScientific

Panelwhichstudiesclimatechangedeclaredthatthe

evidenceofawarmingtrendis“unequivocal,”and

thathumanactivityhas“verylikely”beenthedriving

forceinthatchangeoverthelast50years.

Theadditionofthatsingleword“very”didmore

thanreflecttheincreasingscientificevidencethatthereleaseofcarbondioxideandotherheat-trappinggaseshasplayedacentralroleinraisingtheaveragesurfacetemperatureoftheearthbymorethan1degreeFahrenheitsince1900.Italsoaddednewmomentum（动力）toadebatethatnowseemssinteredlessoverwhetherhumansarewarmingtheplanet,butinsteadoverwhattodoaboutit.Inrecentmonths,businessgroupshaveunitedtomakecallsforofficialrulesofgreenhousegases.Thesubjecthasared-carpetmomentwhenformerVicePresidentALGore’s“AnInconvenientTruth”wasawardedanOscar.

Thegreenhouseeffecthasbeenpartoftheearth'

sworkingssinceitsearliestdays.Gaseslikecarbondioxideandmethaneallowsunlighttoreachtheearth,butpreventsomeoftheresultingheatfromradiatingbackoutintospace.Withoutthegreenhouseeffect,theplanetwouldneverhavewarmedenoughtoallowlifetoform.Butaseverlargeramountsofcarbondioxidehavebeenreleasedalongwiththedevelopmentofindustrialeconomies,theatmospherehasgrownwarmeratafasterrateSince1970,temperatureshavegone