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广西南宁市2021届第二次适应性测试英语试题

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InternationalUNVolunteerProgram2021

IfyouareinterestedandreadytobecomeaUNvolunteer,youcanjoinamillionvolunteerstoregisterandbecomeaninternationalvolunteerthroughanyoftheavailableopportunitiescuttingacrossawiderangeofprofessions.UNvolunteerjobisavailabletothevolunteersfromanypartoftheglobe.Youcancontributeyourtime,skillsandknowledgethroughvolunteeringwiththeUN.Thisisanopportunitytocreateapositiveimpactandbeasignificantforceforachievingpeaceanddevelopment.

Whatitinvolves

TheInternationalUNVolunteerspromotepeaceanddevelopmentincommunitiesaroundtheglobe,whilesupportingtheidealsandaspirations(抱负)oftheUnitedNations.

Volunteerscomefrom160countries,representingmanyculturesandbackgrounds.Theybringawidevarietyofperspectives(观点)andapproaches.

Asavolunteer,youcanlearnaboutdifferentcultures,expandyournetworks,studyforeignlanguagesandgainprofessionalandlifeexperiences.

RequirementsforbecomingaUNvolunteer

*25yearsoldorolder(noupperagelimit).

*Universitydegreeorhighertechnicaldiploma(文凭).

*Twoyearsofrelevantvolunteerexperienceinaprofessionalbackgroundwillgaintheprioritytobeemployed.

*GoodworkingknowledgeofatleastoneofUNV'sthreeworkinglanguages:

English,FrenchorSpanish.

*Abilitytoworkinamulticulturalenvironment.

*Willingnesstoworkwithpeopleandlocalorganizationstodrawuponthesynergies(协同作用)betweenexpertsolutionsandlocalknowledge.

*Abilitytoadjustindifficultlivingconditionsandsometimesremotelocations.

*Stronginterpersonalandorganizationalskills.

1.WhatbenefitcananInternationalUNvolunteerenjoy?

A.Expandednetworks.

B.Afreehigheducationopportunity.

C.WorkingasaclerkintheUNlater.

D.Opportunitiestotravelinmorethan160countries.

2.Whatisrequiredfortheapplicant?

A.GoodcommandofRussian.

B.Excellentorganizationalskills.

C.Ahighschooldiploma.

D.Attheageof18orolder.

3.Whoismostlikelytogetthevolunteeropportunity?

A.Onewithtechnicaldiploma.

B.Onewithgoodcooperationability.

C.OnewithexcellentspokenEnglish.

D.Onewithyearsofrelevantvolunteerexperience.

StudentsatSummerCreekandKingwoodParkHighschoolshavejoinedaprojectcalled“StudentsHelpingVeterans(退伍军人):

BigHeroes,TinyHomes”overthepastschoolyear.

Thehighschool’sstudentsandteacherspartneredtogethertocreateatinyhomecommunityintheHoustonarea,forhomelessveterans.Generouslocalcommunitydonationshelpedfundtheproject.Besides,theschoolscollaboratewitharchitects,engineersandothercommunitypartnersinthelocalcommunitytodesignandbuildhomesexpectedtobe200to300squarefeetinsize.Theyeventuallywanttobuildacommunitywhereveteranscanbesurroundedbyotherveteranneighborswhounderstandandrelatetotheirdifficultiesandissueswhencomingbacktocivilianlife.

Asateam,thestudentsattendregularmeetingstogethertoworkonthedesign.Theyaremotivatedbythepurposebehindtheprojectwhichkeepsthemfocusingonthetasksathand.Witheverynailthatgoesin,theyknowthattheyareimprovingaveteran'slifeandprovidinghimasecurehomewherehecanspendhisgoldenyears."Thekidsaredoingsomethingforsomeonewithoutanyrewardexceptknowingtheyaredoingitforsomeone,"saidMissyTayler,theirproudteacher.

"Theywantedtoservetheircountryandprotectus,andtheycamebackbuttheydidn'tgetthesametreatment,"saidseniorstudentSarahDalby,describinghermotivationtohelp.Sheaddedthatwhenshestartedtheproject,shebarelyknewhowtouseasawbutsheisafastlearnerandlovesthework.“Youhavetoappreciatethearmedforcesofourcountryforgivingustheindividuallibertiesthatweenjoy,”seniorstudent,NicolasLogansaidwhenexplaininghisownmotivationtoparticipateintheproject.

4.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“collaboratewith”inparagraph2mean?

A.Learnfrom.B.Teamupwith.

C.Competeagainst.D.Makeupwith.

5.Whoaidedtheprojectfinancially?

A.Highschoolstudentsandteachers.

B.Localarchitectsandengineers.

C.Citizensandorganizationsfromlocalcommunities.

D.GovernmentsofHoustonareas.

6.Whichcanbestdescribethestudentsinvolvedintheproject?

A.Caringandcooperative.

B.Demandingandconsiderate.

C.Humorousanddetermined.

D.Independentandintelligent.

7.What'sthepurposeofthelastparagraph?

A.Toexpresstheteachers'feelings.

B.Toexplainthesecretoftheproject.

C.Toexplainthestudents'motivation.

D.Torevealapotentialeducationalbenefit.

Identicaltwins(同卵双胞胎)maynotbeexactcopiesattheDNAlevelafterall.Normally,identicaltwinsdifferby5.2geneticchanges.ResearcherssharedtheirnewfindinginNatureGenetics.

Identicaltwinsarealsocalledmonozygotictwins(单卵双胞胎).Theycomefromasingleegg.Thateggformsanembryo(胚胎).Then,itsplitsintotwoembryos.Eachoftheseembryoswillgoontobecomeababy.

Identicaltwinshavelongbeenthoughttohavetheexactsamegenes.That'swhysomescientificstudiesstudythesetwins.Suchstudiestrytodeterminewhetherparticularfeatures,diseasesorconditionsareduetogenesorinsteadreflectenvironmentalinfluences.Anydifferencesinthehealthofidenticaltwinswerethoughttobeduetodifferentenvironmentalexposures.Thenewfindings,though,suggestthatgeneticchangesmightalsoexplainwhyidenticaltwinsaren'ttrulyidentical.

ResearchersinIcelandstudied381pairsofidenticaltwins.Thenthescientistsstudiedallthegenesineachpersoncarefully.Only38pairsoftwinshadallthesamegenes.MosttwinpairsdifferedsomewhatintheirDNA.Thosedifferenceslikelyaroselongbeforebirth.Itcouldhavehappenedeitherjustbeforeoneembryosplittoformtwooritcouldhavehappenedshortlyafterthesplit.Someofthetwinshadmanygeneticdifferences.Thirty-ninepairshadmorethan100differencesintheirgenes.

Genechanges,ormutations(突变),seeninthenewlystudiedtwinssuggestthatembryosdon’tsplitneatlyinhalfwhentwinsform.Sometwinsmayarisewhenasinglecellorasmallgroupofcellssplitsofffromanembryo.Howmanycellseachtwinoriginatesfrommaydeterminehowgeneticallydifferenttheyare.Moreunevensplitsoftheembryomayleadtoagreaternumberofgenedifferencesinthetwins.

8.Whatdoestheauthorintendtodoinparagraph1?

A.Makeacomparison.B.Proposeadefinition.

C.Presentaconclusion.D.Raiseanargument.

9.Whatmayexplainthereasonwhyidenticaltwinsaren’tthesame?

A.Somediseases.B.Educationeffects.

C.Thegeneticorigin.D.Thechangesofgene.

10.WhatdoestheresearchinIcelandshow?

A.Almostallthetwinshavenodifferenceingenes.

B.Halfoftwinshavemorethan100differencesingenes.

C.Abouttenpercentoftwinssharethesamegenes.

D.Genedifferencesusuallyoccurshortlyafterthesplit.

11.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.SomeIdenticalTwinsDon'tHavetheSameDNA

B.ManyPeopleHavetheExactlySimilarGenes

C.NotAlltheIdenticalTwinsLooktheSame

D.IdenticalTwinsAttractManyResearchers

China’sChang’e5missiontothemoonwascompletedinlessthanamonthafterblastingoff(点火起飞).Acapsulecontainingsamplesoflunar(月球的)rocksandsoilcollectedfromthesurfaceofournaturalsatellitelandedinInnerMongolia,whereitwastakenbackforstudy.

ChinesebroadcasterCGTNreportedthatthecapsulehadlandedbacktoEarthjustafter10amDec.16.Searchcrewswereoutinthefreezingpre-dawnHourslookingtofindbackthecapsulefromthesnowygrasslandduringtemperatureswellbelowzero.Aerialimages(航拍影像)appearedtoshowthecapsulesafelyrestingontheground.

China'sNationalSpaceAdministrationannouncedonThursday,Dec.3,thatitsascentmodule(上升器)hadblastedofffromthetopofthemission'slunarlander,carryingsamplesofrockandsoilitdugfromthelunarsurface.Itthenmetwithanorbitercirclingthemoon.ThepairmadethereturntriptoEarthwherethecapsulecarryingthesampleswassentonitswayforahotandfastgoingdownthroughouratmosphereonlytolandonthefrozenground.

ThemissionliftedofffromChinaonNov.23andlandedonthemoononDec.l.VideosfromChinesemediashowedthelander’sroboticarmhardatworkduringitsshortshiftonanotherworld.Duringitsstay,Chang'e5alsosentbackimagesofalunarplainofrelativelyyoungvolcanicmoonrock.Theimageshowsbothdistanthillsandhowthefeetofthelanderdugintothesoftsurfaceofthemoonasittoucheddown.Enlargingthefootofthelanderinparticularprovidersarealsenseofthedry,desert-likelunarsurface.Whenthesampleswerecollected,theyhavebeenthefirstpiecesofthemoontobereturnedtoourplanetsincethe1970s.

12.WhatisthemissionofChang'e5?

A.Collectingsamplesofrocksandsoilfromthemoon.

B.Takingthesamplesfromtheearthtothenmoon.

C.Sendingaman-madesatellitetoorbitthemoon.

D.Sendingamannedspaceshiptomakealunarlanding.

13.Whichofthefollowingwasleftonthemoonaccordingtothetext?

A.Thecapsule.B.Thelunarlander.

C.Theascentmodule.D.Theorbiter.

14.Whatdotheunderlinedwords"anotherworld"inparagraph4referto?

A.TheEarth.B.Aspaceship.

C.Chang'e5.D.TheMoon

15.Inwhichsectionofanewspapermaythistextappear?

A.Entertainment.B.Science.C.Education.D.Health.

二、七选五

Peoplesaythattheeyesarea“windowtothesoul”.Eyescanconveyalotofinformationaboutsomeone’smoodandlevelofinterest.

Peopletendtobli

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