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C篇练习20篇中考英语一模二模精选题
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Youngeradultswhogeteitherlittlesleeporalotofitmayseeagreaterincreaseintheirwaistlines(腰围)overtime,astudysuggests.
Thestudyincluded332African-Americanand775Hispanic-American(拉丁裔美国人)menandwomenaged18to81.Theresearchersmeasuredtheirabdominal(腹部的)fat,atthestartofthestudyandagainfiveyearslater.
Amongthepeopleyoungerthan40intheresearch,thestudyfound,thosewhosaidtheysleptforfivehoursorlesseachnightgainedmorefatthanthosewhoaveragedsixorsevenhoursofsleep.Thosewhoslepteighthoursormoreinbedeachnightalsoshowedabiggerfatgain-butitwasnotasmuchasthatseenin"shortsleepers."
Thefindings,accordingtotheleadresearcherDr.Kristen,supportthebeliefthatsleephabitsaffectweight,andhealthingeneral."Sleepisanimportantpartofyouroverallhealth--notjustinwhetheryou'retiredduringtheday,"shesaid.
Asforwhysleeptimemightaffectabdominal-fatgain,thereareseveralfacts:
Peoplewhogettoolittlesleepmaybetootiredduringthedaytoexercise,whilethosewhospendalotoftimeinbedmayspendlesstimebeingactive,comparingtopeoplewhosleepfewerhours.Researchalsosuggeststhatsleeplosschangespeople'sappetite-regulatinghormones(胃口调节荷尔蒙)--whichcould,intheory,makethemovereat.
What’smore,depression,whichisafeelingofsadnessthatmakespeoplethinkthereisnohopeforthefuture,couldalsobeareason.Healsonotedthatitoftenaffectspeople'ssleepandhasbeenlinkedtoweightgain.
55.______willgetlessfatgainaccordingtothepassage.
A.Youngeradultswhosleepforfivehoursorless
B.Peoplewhosleepmorethan8hourseveryday
C.YoungeradultswhoarefromAfricaorAmerica
D.Peoplewhosleepaboutsixorsevenhoursaday
56.Theunderlinedword“that”refersto______.
A.afatgainB.sleephabits
C.toolittlesleepD.toomuchsleep
57.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?
A.Themorewesleep,themoreenergeticwewillbe.
B.Thelesswesleepeveryday,thelessfatwewillget.
C.Thosewhoareinsadnesscouldeasilygetabiggerfatgain.
D.TheAfricanandHispanicadultseasilygetagreaterweightgain.
55.D56.A57.C
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Theearthis4600millionyearsold.Modernmanhaslivedontheearthforonly35000years,butduringthisperiodwehavechangedourplanetalotinmanyways.Somethingswe’vedoneareverygoodfortheearthwhilesomearenotgood.
Allovertheworld,peoplehavecutdownmillionsoftrees.Whenitrainsorwhenthewindblows,theearthistakenaway.Forestshavebecomedesert,somoreandmoredifferentsortsofanimalsandplantsaredisappearing.
Inbigcities,carsandbuseshavepolluted(污染)theair.Manypeopleincitiesnowhavehealthproblems.
Factorieshavealsopollutedthelandandthewater.Asaresult,manyriversandlakesarenowdead.
Aroundtheearth,there’saspecialkindofoxygencalled“ozone”(O3).Itisimportantandhelpfultotheearth.Butnowairpollutionisdestroyingitandthathasmadeaverybigholeintheozonelayer(臭氧层).Toomuchharmfulradiationfromthesunpassesthroughtheholeandreachestheearth.Thisisverydangerousbecausethisradiationcancausecancer.
Carbondioxide(CO2)intheairhasincreasedalot.Itcomesfromburningoil,coalandwood.Thishasformed(形成)a“blanket”aroundtheearth.Theheatfromthesuncan’tescapesothetemperatureisrising.Thisiscalled“thegreenhouseeffect”.Itcausestheleveloftheseatoriseandtheclimateoftheearthtochange.
Alltheseproblemsareveryserious,sowemustdosomethingnow.261words
54.Howoldisourplanet?
A.It’sabout35000yearsold.B.It’slessthan35000yearsold.
C.It’sabout4600millionyearsold.D.It’smorethan35000yearsold.
55.Whichofthefollowingisnottrue?
A.Carscanpollutetheair.
B.Thefewertrees,thebetter.
C.Factoriescanpollutethewater.
D.Notallthethingswehavedonearegoodfortheearth.
56.Inthepassage“blanket”refersto.
A.carbondioxidearoundtheearthB.theozonelayerinthesky
C.theforestaroundtheworldD.pollutionallovertheworld
54-56CBA
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Britishpeoplearefamousfordrinkingtea.Butbrotherandsister,SaharandBobbyGreen,becameyoungmillionaireswhentheyopenedachainofAmerican-stylecoffeeshopsintheU.K.
Havingtheidea:
ItstartedwhenSahartookaweekendtriptoNewYorktovisitherbrotherBobby.Oneevening,inaThairestaurant,SahartoldBobbyhowmuchshewishedshecouldbuyAmerican-stylecoffeeinLondon.Bobbysuggestedtheystarttheirowncoffeeshop.Saharfellinlovewiththeidea.
Doingtheresearch:
BackinLondon,shespentawholedayontheLondonsubway,gettingoffthetrainatdifferentstationstotastethecoffee.“Itwashorrible,andIknewt