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第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分35分)
第一节(共10小题;
每小题2.5分,满分25分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。
A
Transplant(移植)recipientJohnBellknowsexactlywheretofindhisfirstheart-thedamagedonehelivedwithfor72years.It’sfloatinginacontainerofformaldehyde(福尔马林)atalargestoragefacilityatBaylorUniversityMedicalCenter,alongwithhundredsofotherhumanhearts.Whenhereturnstothehospitalforacheckupwithhiscardiologist(心脏病专家),Bellexpectstostopbytopayhisoldheartavisit.Why?
BecauseatBaylor,hecandosomethingalmostnooneelseintheworldhaseverdone.Hecanholdhisheartinhishands.
“Itwasfairlyemotional,thatfirstencounter,”saysBell.“Ican’tactuallyexplainwhy.”
Bellisoneofmorethan70heart-transplantpatientswhohaveparticipatedinBaylor’sHeart-to-Heartprogram.Itwaslaunchedin2014byWilliamC.Roberts,MD.Baylorisuniqueinallowingtransplantpatientsto“meet”theiroldhearts.“Probably99.5percentofhospitalsthrowtheheartsawayaftertheysendoutareport,”Dr.Robertssays.“Wekeepthemall.”Theyareusedforfurtherresearch.
TheHeart-to-Heartprogramhappenedalmostbyaccident.Withallthoseorgansstoredonthehospital’sshelves,Dr.Robertswouldsometimestakeacuriouspatienttovisithisorheroldticker.Butthedoctordiscoveredthatthevisitscouldprovideakindofteachablemoment.“Manyofthepatientsareoverweight,andIshowthemthefatontheheart,”saysDr.Roberts.“Somepeoplehavesomuchfatontheirheartsthattheyfloatinacontainerofwater.”
There’salargerlessontoo.“Itrytostresstothesepeoplethattheyareverylucky.Theyareoneofthefewthatgetaheart,”hesays.ThereareanestimatedsixmillionAmericanslivingwithheartfailure,butonly2,000to3,000receiveheartseachyearintheUnitedStates.
1.WhydoesBellwanttovisithisoldheart?
A.Heintendstotakeitbackhome.
B.Heexpectstoobserveandholdit.
C.Hewantstocomparehiswiththatofothers.
D.Hethinksitisagoodchancetolearnaboutoneself.
2.Whichofthefollowingisclosestinmeaningtotheunderlinedword“ticker”?
A.Friend.B.Enemy.
C.Heart.D.Part.
3.Itcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraphthat.
A.Dr.Robertsisanexcellentteacher
B.MostpeopleareoverweightintheU.S.
C.TheHeart-to-Heartprogramisimportant
D.HeartsareingreatneedintheU.S.
【答案】1.B2.C3.D
【解析】本文由JohnBell进行心脏移植的事情,说明心脏在美国有很大的需求量。
1.细节理解题。
由BecauseatBaylor,hecandosomethingalmostnooneelseintheworldhaseverdone.Hecanholdhisheartinhishands.可知Bell想要看望他的旧心脏是因为他期望观察并且握住它,选B。
2.词义猜测题。
由Withallthoseorgansstoredonthehospital’sshelves,Dr.Robertswouldsometimestakeacuriouspatienttovisithisorheroldticker.可知“ticker”意思是心脏,选C。
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B
IfyouhaveflownwithJetBlueorDeltaairlineslately,youmightrecallanewprogramthatallowspassengerstoboardtheirflightswithafacialrecognitionscan.However,youmightnothaveknownthatthesesystemswerealsothefirststageoftheDepartmentofHomelandSecurity’s(DHS)“BiometricExit”program,whichhasbeeninplacesinceJuneoflastyear,Slatereports.
AccordingtoSlate,theDHShaspartneredwithDeltatomakefacerecognitionscansmandatory(强制的)forcertaininternationalflightsleavingAtlantaandNewYork.DHSisalsoworkingwithJetBluetodevelopasimilarsystemfortravelersflyingfromBostontoAruba.
So,howdoesitwork?
Essentially,computers“matchpassportandvisaphotosofU.S.visaholderstophotostakenattheairportfromwhichthey’redepartingthecountry,”Mashablesays.“ThishelpstheU.S.makesurethepeoplegettingontheplanearethesamepeoplewhoholdthosevisas.”
Still,thetwoprogramsareslightlydifferent.TheDeltasystemcomparesaphotoofthepassenger’sface,takenbyakiosk(信息服务亭)attheboardinggate,tophotosfromStateDepartmentdatabases.Italsocheckspassengers’citizenshiporimmigration(移民)status.Ifyou’reflyingwithJetBlue,youcanvoluntarilygetyourfacescannedinsteadofusingaphysicalticket.
Andthesesystemsaren’tgoingawayanytimesoon;
infact,theprogramisexpectedtoexpandinthecomingyears.HomelandSecurityiscurrentlynegotiatingtomakefacerecognitionacommonfeatureacrossallAmericanTSAsecuritycheckpoints,saysU.S.CustomsandBorderProtectionexecutiveJohnWagner.
4.Whoshouldgothroughthenewsecuritysystem?
A.PassengerswhoflyfromBostontoNewYork.
B.AllpassengersenteringtheU.S.
C.Passengersofcertaininternationalflights.
D.AllAmericanpassengers.
5.Whatdoes“thesenewsystems”referto?
A.Themetaldetectors.
B.Theairportsecuritylines.
C.TSAsecuritycheckpoints.
D.Thefacialrecognitionsystems.