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疫情相关高考时文阅读系列四篇15题附答案
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导引:
A疫情促使印度网课火爆
B尼德兰趣知识
(二)
C全球抗疫民调,中国位居第一
D《牛津英语词典》收录有关新冠新词汇
A
Schoolsaroundtheworldhaveclosedtheirdoorsbecauseofthecoronaviruspandemic,leavingmorethan1.5billionchildrenstuckathome.Whileit'sagreatinconvenienceformany,ithascreatedaspikeindemandforonlinelearning.
Educationalinstitutionsareintroducingonlinecoursesandsomeeducationtechnologystartupsaretemporarilyofferingfreeclassestohelpoffsettheimpactofschoolclosures.
TakeByju's,anIndia-basededucationstartupnamedafteritsfounder,ByjuRaveendran.InearlyMarch,itannounceditwouldgivechildrenfreeaccesstoitslearningapp,whichitsayshadmorethan40millionusersattheendoflastyear.Around3millionofthosepaidbetween$150and$200foranannualsubscription.
Sincetheannouncement,thecompanysaysithasexperienceda60%surgeinstudentsusingitsproducts,whichrangefrominteractivevideolessonsandliveclasses,toquizzesandexampreparation.
Anationwidelockdown,orderedbyPrimeMinisterNarendraModiinlateMarch,meansthatIndia'sschool-agepopulationofaround300millionissuddenlyhavingtohomeeducate.
"Theoutbreakisclearlyincreasingtheappreciationofonlineeducation,"RaveendrantellsCNNBusiness."Thiscouldbeaturningpointfortheindustry,usheringinanincreasedusageofthisformatandchanginghabitsintermsofhowkidslearnandhowteachersteach,"headds.
OtherIndianplatforms,includingUnacademy,VedantuandTopprarealsoofferingfreeclassesandcontenttostudents.
1.WhatistrueaboutByju's?
A.ItisanIndianbasedbusinessstartup.
B.AfterearlyMarchByju'swouldofferchildrenOnlinelessonsforfree.
C.Byju'shadmorethan40millionusersattheendofthisyear.
D.40millionusershadtopaybetween$150and$200forsubscriptioneveryyear.
2.HowmanyschoolagechildrenarethereinIndia?
A.Around3million.B.Morethan1.5billion.
C.Around300million.D.Morethan40million.
3Howmanyplatformsofferfreeclassesandcontenttostudentsduringthenationwidelockdown?
A.1B.2C.3D.4
B
Accordingtothe2013UnitedNationsWorldHappinessReportof2013,theNetherlandswasrankedfourthhappiestcountryintheworld.TheNetherlandshasthethirteenth-highestpercapitaincomeintheworld,accordingtotheInternationalMonetaryFund.Perhapsthat'swhyitissuchahappycountry!
Therearestillover1,000traditionalworkingwindmillsintheNetherlands.19ofthesecanbefoundattheUnescoWorldHeritageSiteofKinderdijk.
Thereare1,281bridgesinAmsterdam!
TherearealmostnostreetsintheDutchvillageofGiethoorn,buttherearemanycanals,whichiswhyit'salsoknownasthe"VeniceoftheNetherlands".
Therearemorebikes(over18million)intheNetherlandsthantherearepeople.Thereareabout15,000kmofbikelanesintheNetherlands.Pedestriansarenotallowedtowalkonthespecially-designatedbikelanes,foundalloverthecountry.ADutchpersonwillcycle2.5kmperdayonaverageand900kmperyear.
TheNetherlandsarefamousfortheirtulips,buttulipsoriginallydidn'tgrowthere.TheywereimportedfromtheOttomanempireinthe17thcentury.Today,theNetherlandsisthebiggestproducerandexporteroftulipsintheworld.Butnotjusttulips.75%oftheworld'sflowerbulbscomefromtheNetherlands.ThefamoustulipgardenKeukenhofisthelargestflowergardenintheworld.
TheAmsterdamStockExchangeistheworld'soldeststockexchange.TheNetherlandswasafoundermemberoftheEuro,swappingtheir"gulden"totheeuroonJanuary1,1999.TheNetherlandswasoneofthesixfoundingmembersoftheEuropeanUnion.
TheNetherlandshasproducedmanywell-knownpaintersincludingfamousnamessuchasRembrandtvanRijn,VincentvanGogh,andWillemdeKooning.Thereareatleast22Rembrandtpaintingand206worksbyVanGoghinAmsterdamalone.Thereareapproximately1000museumsintheNetherlands,42ofthemsituatedinAmsterdam.
Didyouknowthatcarrotsdidn'tusetobeorange?
Theywereblack,yellow,red,purpleorwhite.AnorangevariantwasmadeinhonoroftheHouseofOrange,thatledtherevoltagainsttheSpanishandlaterbecametheDutchRoyalFamily.
BothAustraliaandNewZealandwerediscoveredbytheDutch.Australiawasnamed"NewHolland",andNewZealandwasnamedaftertheprovinceofZeeland.Thelatterisagreatplacetospendaweekend,bytheway.
4.WhatisspecialabouttheDutchvillageofGiethoorn?
A.Therearemanytraditionalworkingwindmillsinthevillage.
B.Therearemanytulipsinthevillage.
C.Therearemanywell-knownpaintersinthevillage.
D.Therearemanycanalsandalmostnostreetsinthevillage.
5.Fromthepassage,weknowthat___.
A.PeopleintheNetherlandslikecycling.B.PeopleintheNetherlandslikedriving.
C.PeopleintheNetherlandslikehiking.D.PeopleintheNetherlandslikeboating.
6.WhendidtheNetherlandsbegintousetheeuro?
A.OnFebruary11999.B.OnJanuary11999.
C.OnJanuary11990D.OnFebruary11990.
7.WhatistherelationshipbetweenNewZealandandZeeland?
A.TheZeelandisaplaceofNewZealand.
B.ZeelandcomesfromNewZealand.
C.NewZealandwasnamedaftertheprovinceofZeelandbytheDutch
D.NewZealandisaprovinceofNetherlands.
C
Ascountriesandregionsacrosstheglobeareleftstrugglingwiththecoronaviruscrisis,mostpeoplearenotsatisfiedwiththeirleaders'responsetotheoutbreak,accordingtoanewreport.
Citizensfromjustsevenoutof23countriesandregionsratetheirgovernments'coronaviruscontainmentmeasuresasbroadlypositive,basedonthe"GlobalCrisisPerceptions"indexreleasedWednesdaybyinsightsagenciesBlackboxResearchandToluna.
Theresearch,whichsurveyedabout12,500peopleacross23countriesandregionsbetweenApril3and19,askedpeopletoratetheircountriesandregionsacrossfourkeyindicators:
politicalleadership,corporateleadership,communityandmedia.
Chinarankedhighestinthecitizens'survey,withascoreof85outof100.Theworld'ssecond-largesteconomywasfollowedbyVietnam(77),theUnitedArabEmirates(59)andIndia(59),inalistwhichsawAsiancountriesandregionstakethetopspots.NewZealand(56),whichhasreceivedinternationalacclaimforitshandlingofthevirusandlastweekbeganeasingrestrictions,wastheonlyWesterncountrytoscorehigherthantheglobalaverageof45.Australia(43),theUS(41),andallfourwesternEuropeancountriessurveyed-Germany(41),theUK(37),Italy(36)andFrance(26)-allrankedbelowtheglobalaverage.
Thelargelydissatisfactoryresponse,fromWesterncountriesinparticular,couldreflectahittonationalpsychesintermsoftheirexpectationsaboutpreparednessforunexpectedevents,notedDavidBlack,founderandchiefexecutiveofficerofBlackboxResearch.
"Formanyofthesecountriesandregions,thispandemicisunprecedented.Governmentsarestillcomingtotermswithacrisistheydidnotexpect,andpublicconfidencesufferedasaresult,"saidBlack.
"Meanwhile,asignificantpartofAsiahashadtheirleadershipshapedbypastepidemics,suchasSARSandMERS,"referringtotwootherdeadlyrespiratorydiseasescausedbystrainsofcoronavirusthatwerepredominantlyinAsiaandtheMiddleEast,respectively.
8.Howmanycountriesandregionswerepeoplesurveyedfrom?
A.20B.21C.22D.23
9.Whichcountryrankedthefirstinthecitizen'ssurvey?
A.ChinaB.VietnamC.IndiaD.NewZealand.
10.Whatistheglobalaveragescore?
A.56B.45C.43D41
11.Whichcountryinthewesterncountriesscoredhigherthantheglobalaverage?
A.Australia.B.Germany.C.TheUS.D.NewZealand.
D
WithtermssuchasWFH,socialdistancingandself-isolationnowincommonideams,theOxfordEnglishDictionaryhasmadeanextraordinaryupdatetoincludeCovid-19andwordsrelatedtothepandemicinitsdefinitiverecordoftheEnglishlanguage.
Thedictionary'sexecutiveeditorBernadettePatonsaidthatitwas"arareexperienceforlexicographers(词典编纂者)toobserveanexponential(指数的)riseinusageofasinglewordinaveryshortperiodoftime,andforthatwordtocomeoverwhelminglytodominateglobalexpressions,eventotheexclusionofmostothertopics".
Covid-19hasdonethat,andhasthusbeenaddedasanewentryintheOED,whereitisdescribedas"anacuterespiratoryillnessinhumanscausedbyacoronavirus,whichiscapableofproducingseveresymptomsanddeath,esp.intheelderlyandotherswithunderlyinghealthconditions".
"Assomethingofadeparture,thisupdatecomesoutsideofourusualquarterlypublicationcycle,"saidPaton."Buttheseareextraordinarytimes,andOEDlexicographers,wholikemanyothersareallworkingfromhome...aretrackingthedevelopmentofthelanguageofthepandemicandofferingalinguisticandhistoricalcontexttotheirusage."
TheOED'sanalysisofmorethan8bnwordsofonlinenewsstoriesfoundthatcoronavirusandCovid-19,ashorteningofcoronavirusdisease2019,arenowdominatingglobaldiscourse.WhilebackinDecember,wordssuchasBrexit,impeachmentandclimatedominatednews,byJanuary,coronaviruswasseeingsignificantusealongsidecurrentaffairstermssuchasbushfire,koala,Iraqi,locustandassassination.ByMarcheverysinglewordintheOED'stop20listofkeywordswasrelatedtocoronavirus.
"InJanuary,thewordsmainlyrelatetonaminganddescribingthevirus:
coronavirus,SARS,virus,human-to-human,respiratory,flu-like,"saidtheOEDinan