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浙江省宁波市慈溪市2020-2021学年高二下学期期末英语试题

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一、阅读选择

Ifyouwalkthroughapark,youmayenjoythescents(气味)offlowers,waterandsoil.Ifyouareespeciallylucky,youwillgettosmellfresh-cutgrass.It'sabelovedscentthattransportsmanypeoplebacktotheirchildhood.Butthere'sadarksidetothatsmell.Indeed,weareinlovewiththescentoffear.

Plantshavemanydifferentchemicaldefenses.Thatsmellisoneofthem,asthegrassrespondstoanattack,signaling(向......示意)tothesurroundinggrassthatdangeriscoming.Thefresh,"green”scentofajust-mowedlawnisthelawntryingtosaveitself,saysastoryatsciencewebsiteReal-ClearScience.

Thesmellisproducedbyamixofchemicalscalledgreenleafvolatiles(GLVs,绿叶挥发物).Whentheleafyplantsareinjuredbyanimalseatingthem,peoplecuttingthem,oranyotherroughtreatment-theygiveoffGLVsintotheair.TheseGLVsareawarningtoneighbouringplantsthattheirflowersmightberemoved,sotheycanmoveresourceslikesugartowardtheirrootsandawayfromtheirflowers.Thisreducesaplant'spotentiallossesandcanhelpitgrowbacklater.

TherushofGLVsdoesafewotherthings,too.Onechemicalhelpstoclosethewoundonthedamagedplant.Othersactasantibiotics(抗生素)andpreventbacterialinfections.

SomeGLVsmayalsoreactwithanimalsthateatplants.SilkeAll-mannandIanT.Baldwin,researchersfromtheUniversityofAmsterdam,Netherlands,foundthatsomecaterpillars(毛虫)arechangedbytheGLVcompounds(化合物)whentheyeatatobaccoplant.Tobaccomakesthecaterpillarsmoreattractivetopredators(捕食者).Forthetobaccoplants,thisislikehavinganolderbrothercometobeatupyourbully(欺凌者).

Thankfully,nothingiscomingtoeatyouwhenyoumowthelawn.Instead,wehumangettreatedtosomegreat-smellingGLVs.Oneisacompoundknownas"cis-3-hexenal".Thisisthesamechemicalthatgivesstrawberriestheirsweetscent.Similarcompoundsarealsofoundinapplesandolives.

"JustaboutallfreshvegetableshavesomeGLVscentstothem,"BaldwintoldLiveScience,andfruitsmayreleasethecompoundsastheysoften."Throughoutevolutionaryhistory,we'veusedthatinformationtoknowwhensomethingisripe,"Baldwinsaid.Nowwecanuseittoknowwhengrassisfrightened.

1.WhatdoweknowaboutGLVs?

A.Theyareharmfultohumans.B.Theyareuniquetofloweringplants.

C.Theytendtostayintheairforalongtime.D.Theyarereleasedwhenplantsgethurt.

2.HowmayplantsreacttotheGLVsproducedbyneighbouringplants?

A.Theygrowmorequickly.B.Theyproducemoreflowers.

C.Theyabsorbmorewater.D.Theytransportresourcestotheirroots.

3.Inparagraph5,theunderlinedpart"anolderbrother"refersto

A.akindofantibioticB.apredator.C.acaterpillar.D.atobaccoplant.

4.AccordingtoBaldwin,GLVscan

A.telluswhetherfruitsarereadytoeat.B.protectplantsfrompests.

C.helpfruitsgrowmorequickly.D.helppeoplechoosedeliciousfruits.

Youknowtheoldphrase,"Practicemakesperfect."Thatmaynotalwaysbetrue.AccordingtoarecentstudypublishedinRoyalSocietyOpenScience,thereareotherfactorsforreachingelite(最优秀的)levelsofability.

Theresearcherssetouttoreplicate(复制)theprocessofanew-famous1993studyoftop-levelviolinistsandpianists.Onaverage,theearlierstudyfoundthattop-rankedmusicianshadclockedover10,000hoursofpracticebytheageof20.Itputtheirsuccessdowntothehoursspentpracticing,downplayingtheimportanceofnatural,learningskillsandotherfactors.

AuthorMalcolmGladwelllaterreliedonthisstudyforhis2008book,Outliers.Hecalled10,000hours"themagicnumberofgreatness”.

Questioningthisconclusion,BrookeMacnamaraandMeghaMaitra,fromCaseWesternReserveUniversityinOhio,US,soughtvolunteerstoputthe10,000-hourruletothetest.

Thepairorganizedviolinistsintothreegroups,basedonwhethertheirtutorsratedthemasthebestplayers,goodplayers,oraverageplayers.Theywerethentoldtorecordhowlongtheypracticedeveryweek.

Theyfoundthatthe“average”playershadaround6,000hoursofpractice.However,therewaslittleseparatingthegoodfromthebestmusicians.Bothgroupshadapproximately11,000hoursofpracticebytheageof20.Inall,thenumberofhoursspentpracticingaccountedforaboutaquarteroftheskilldifferenceacrossthethreegroups.

"Onceyougettothehighlyskilledgroups,practicestopsaccountingforthedifference,"MannamaratoldtheGuardian."Smallerfactorsthendeterminewhogoesontothatsuperelitelevel."

"Thefactorsdependontheskillbeinglearned:

inchessitcouldbeintelligenceorworkingmemory,insportitmaybehowefficientlyapersonuseoxygen,"shesaid.Shealsopointedoutthefactorofmotivationandtheinteractionsofdifferentfactors.

RalfKrampe,aco-authorofthe1993study,disagrees,sayingthequalityofpracticeandteachingdoesmatter.“....Istillconsiderdeliberate(刻意的)practicetobebyfarthemostimportantfactor,"hetoldtheGuardian.

Itshouldbesaidthatneithersidediscountsthevalueofmakinganeffort.Evenifyouaren'tdestined(命中注定)tobetheworld'sgreatestviolinist,practicewillmakeyoualittlebitbetterthanyouwereyesterday.

5.Whatcanwelearnfromthe1993study?

A.The10.000-hourruleappliestoeverything.

B.Naturaltalentisparticularlyimportantformusicians.

C.Practiceisthekeytomasteringaskill.

D.It'sbettertolearnaninstrumentatayoungage.

6.WhatdidthestudybyMacnamaraandMaitrafind?

A.Thethreegroupsofviolinistsvariedalotintheirpracticetimes.

B.Themasteringofdifferentskillsrequireddifferenthoursofpractice.

C.Motivationandtalentdeterminedwhetheronecouldbecomeaneliteviolinist.

D.Practicetimedidn'tmakemuchdifferencebetween"thebest"and"good"violinists.

7.Theunderlinedword"discount"probablymeans

A.proveB.ignore

C.recognizeD.consider

Livinggratefullyhasahugetransformingpower,notjustwhensomethingwonderfulorspecialhappens,buteverydaynomatterwhatishappening.

I'verecentlybeeninvolvedwithtwopeoplewhoseliveswerechallengedbybadluck.Ihaveseenhowgratefullivinghadthepowertokeeponeofthemgoingandhowit'sbeginningtolifttheother.Onewasafriendandtheotherismysister.

Myfriendseemedtobeingoodhealthwhenshereceivedadeadlydiagnosis(诊断):

adiseasewithnoeffectivetreatment.Shehadalltheemotionsthatatragedy(悲剧)brings,butshealsohadapowerfulresponsetodespairthatgaveher"thehappinessthatdoesn'tdependonwhathappens."Shewroteonlinedaily,honestlysharingthedetailsofhersituation.

Shewrotethateventhoughitwasdifficulttomove,thisgavehermoretimetonoticesmallthings.

Shewasgratefulnotonlyfortheloveandhelpoffamilyandfriends,butalsofortimetoseethesunriseandwatchthebirdsinheryard.Noopportunityforgratefulnesswaswasted.

Shetaughtthatgratefulnessisnotafalsecheerfulness.It'stakingeveryopportunitytocelebratetheblessingsofsmallthings.Wecanbegratefulforthechallengesthathelpusdevelopcompassion(同情)foreachother.Lifeisapreciousgift.

Sherepeatedlyblogged(写博客)thatshewashappierthanshehadeverbeen.

Whenshewroteabout"theworstday",sheendedwith"lifeisstillalovelygift."Shediedlaterthatday.

Hermessage,however,changedmysister'slife.Mysister'shealthwasgettingworseandworse,thoughnothinglife-threatening.Shedidhaveaverypainfulknee.Herlifewasindangerfromherdefeatedspirit.Shewasbedbound(卧床不起),gettingweakerandweaker.Fearful,angryanddepressed,shefeltoutofoptionsforrecovery.

Ireadmysisterafewofmyfriend'smessages.Iwascarefulnottosay,"Whycan'tyoubemorelikeher?

"Instead,Iletthewordsdotheirwork.I'mgratefultosaythatanattitudeofgratitudebegantoreplaceherangerandfear.Ibelievethishelpedhertoheal.

Wecan'tbegratefulforallthathappens,butwecanpracticegratefulnessforallthathappens,butwecanpracticegratefulnessforlifeitself,forallwecanlearntodealwith,forallthewayswecanhelpeachothergrowandheal.

8.Howdidtheauthor'ssisterfeelwhenshewasill?

A.calm.

B.lonely.

C.sad.

D.confused.

9.Whathappenedwhentheauthor'sfriendfoundshehadanincurabledisease?

A.Shecomplainedthatlifewasunfairtoher.

B.Shestartedtoappreciateandenjoythesmallthingsinlife.

C.Shetriedherbesttolookfortreatment.

D.Sherepeatedlybloggedabouthowpainfulitwas.

10.Whatmessagedoesthearticlemainlyconvey?

A.Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.

B.Gratitudehasthepowerofliftingpeople'sspirits.

C.Healthisthemostimportantthingforpeople.

D.Familieswillalwaysbetherenomatterwhathappens.

二、七选五

Lessonslearnedinpastoutbreaks

Thenovelcoronavirusdominates(主导)theheadlinesasoneoftheworld'smostpressingissues.Ithaskilledmorepeoplethanthe2003SARSoutbreak,accordingtotheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO).11.?

OneofthebiggestlessonsfromSARSwastosharethelatestinformationabouttheviruswiththepublicandothercountriesintheworldasquicklyaspossible.,12.,allowingscientistsaroundtheworldtostartdevelopingavaccine(疫亩)onJan12,accordingtoXinhua.

WithexperiencesoffightingagainstSARSandMERS,manycountrieswerealsobetterpreparedtostopthespreadofcoronavirus.13..Duringthe2012MERSoutbreak,researchshowedthatinfectedcamelscausedtheoutbreak.AccordingtotheWHO,strictmeasureswereenacted(实施),restrictingthesaleofcamelsandcamelproductsintheArabianPeninsula.Therewerealsomasshealthtestsforallthoseinclosecontactwithdiseasedanimals.14.

Inthefightagainstthenovelcoronavirus,Chinahasalsotakenmanyeffectiveme

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