第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填人1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。world's insects now face extinction.More than 40%of insect species areaand a thrd b)t risk of extintion.The rte of extntin is ght tmes faster thathat of mammals and birds.The total mas of insects is falling by 2a year(suggest)they could disappear within a century,according to the first global scientifireview.The planet is at the start of a sixth mass extinction in its history,with huge lossesalready 58(report)in larger animals that are 59 (easy)to study.But insects are byfar the most varied and abundant animals.They are essential for the proper functioning ofall ecosystems.The analysis says modern agriculture is the main driver of the declines,60(particular)the heavy use of pesticides().61 we change our ways of producingfood,insects as a whole will go down the path of extinction in a few decades."If insect species losses cannot be stopped,there will be disastrous consequences forboth the 62 (planet)ecosystems and for the survival of mankind,"said FranciscoSanchez-Bayo,at the University of Sydney,63 wrote the review.One of64 biggest impacts of insect loss is on the many birds,reptiles(爬行s动物)and fish that eat insects."If this food source is taken away,all these animals will starve to65(die),”he said..第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）pent第一节（满分15分）你校英语俱乐部决定在周末组织一次走进自然的野外考察活动(field trip),请你写一则有关该活动的英语通知，内容包括：1.活动目的；octM2.活动内容（包括与英语有关的活动）；3.出发的时间和地点。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右：2.通知的标题和结尾已为你写好，不计入总词数；3.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。英语试题第10页（共12页）

every year around the world.That's an average of第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）C.Beginners should find a good place to growthe position of Direetor of People and Culture."Ihas been very easy for me to meet with the Four121 kilograms for each person on Earth.第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）their vegetables.Seasons service philosophy(理念)，as I am reallySome 690 million people go hungry each year.AD.Vitamins should be supplied to vegetablesVegetable gardening has been found to be onewhile they are growing in soil.interested in meeting different people every day toMore than 3 billion people cannot afford a healthydiet.Reducing food waste could ease hunger,of the most relaxing and cheap ways to relieve23.What's beginners'main purpose of vegetablemake a difference,small or big,in their lives,"stress,exercise and grow healthy food.For beginshe says."Four Seasons allowed me to be who Iallowing more people to get enough food.gardening?The report's authors collected data on foodners,experts offer us some simple tips to get thoseA.To get vegetables for free.am,encouraged me to make some decisions on myvegetables out of the soil and onto your plates.B.To get enough nutrition and relaxation.own to make guests and colleagues happy."waste from 54 countries.Most food that goesTip 1:Start small with the simplest vegeta24.What challenge did Goeun Lee face in theuneaten-61 percent-is thrown out by homebles that take the shortest time to grow.Keep inC.To become experts at growing vegetables.D.To find some opportunities to learn fromUSA?cooks and diners.Food services,such as restau-mind that as a beginner,you still have a lot toA.She had little confidence in herself.rants,took up 26 percent more of the"lost"food.learn and it is better to carry out the experiment onexperts.Groceries and other stores were responsible for 13a small scale (rather than try something on aBB.She found it hard to find a job in Boston.large scale and fail.At the age of 5,Goeun Lee was serving herC.Her guests were unhappy with her service.percent of the wasted food.Wasted food does not feed people,but it doesTip 2:Once you make the decision to startmother's friends coffee and tea."I knew then thatD.She couldn't get a degree from the univer-your vegetable garden,make your soil prepara-my calling was to make people I meet feel special,"sity.feed climate change.What isn't eaten also wastestion.It may be a good idea to visit one of the25.What happened to Goeun Lee after returningall of the resources (used to make that food.she says.farmer's stores and consult with the experts on theEarly on,Lee dreamed of becoming the firstfrom the USA?Those resources include the water,energyquality of the soil.They may also advise you onKorean and female General Manager in Korea.A.She felt less happy and strong as a mother.money,human labor and more.At the same time,how much water the soil needs for whatever favor-After earning a degree in Hotel,Restaurant andB.She had to give up work to look after herthe activities that had produced all of the lost andite vegetable you hope to grow.Travel Administration from the University ofdaughters.wasted food produced 8 to 10 percent of all globalTip3:Once you get your seeds,fertilizer andMassachusetts,Amherst,she took a job withinC.She felt disappointed about her job in Fourgreenhouse-gas emissions.soil,consider the best location to place your garden where the vegetables will get enough light.the industry in Boston.Seasons.Many of us think waste is mainly a problem inDifferent vegetables need different lengths and in"My biggest challenge was faced with unconD.She was too busy to have more time for herrich countries.But in fact,food waste is a bigscious bias(潜意识的偏见)within myself-一howIdaughters.tensity(强度)of sunlight.problem in nations rich and poor.The countriesTip 4:Finally,go ahead and begin your jour-looked,how I spoke and how I thought,"she26.What can be inferred from the text?surveyed are home to just 75 percent of the world'sney to getting an all-year-round supply of freshsays."I started off living in fear that I wouldn't beA.Four Seasons scolded Goeun Lee for herpopulation.What happens in other places remainsvegetables that can offer you a steady supply of nuas strong as native colleagues.However,it did notwork.unknown.And only 23 countries provided wastetrition(营养)and relaxation as you work on thetake long for me to realize that I set my limits andB.Goeun Lee doesn't love her daughters atestimates for food losses by restaurants or grocerygarden.that boundaries(界限)don't exist..I realizedall.stores.These simple tips are not only meant for vegeguests remember me more when I let myC.Goeun Lee is very successful in Four Sea-Scientists recommend that countries begintable gardening but can be applied to many cropspersonality shine through,truly being myself."sons.that are easily planted at home.making more efficient use of food as a part of theirLee returned to Korea and faced a new chal-21.Who can benefit most from the text?D.Goeun Lee's colleagues make decisions forclimate strategies because food waste has beerA.Gardening beginners.lenge:being a working mom with two daughters.her.largely overlooked (in national climate stratB.Farming experts."It was not easy to leave them behind to go to27.What's Goeun Lee's attitude towards Fouregies.Only when we know what to do can we takC.Store customers.work and return home to spend endless nights tak-Seasons?action quickly.D.Agricultural scientists.ing care of family,"she says."I struggled with theA.Critical.B.Grateful.guilt of not being there for the little moments.But28.How much food is globally available to peop22.Which is advised by the author?C.Disappointed.D.Negative.each year?A.Beginners should grow vegetables on aI know they know I'm a happy mother and stronglarge scale at first.A.Some 690 million tons.woman.B.No soil preparations should be made beforeEach year,the world wastes about one-sixthB.About 931 million tons.After serving as Four Seasons Hotel Seoul'sgardening beginsof the food available to people.It is now estimatedC.More than 3 billion tons.Director of Rooms,Lee was recently promoted to(估算)that about931 million tons of food is lostD.Nearly 5.6 billion tons.第2页（共6）【英语·必修第-册XICBSDL(第10期)·核心突破（五】新高考·新突破第3页（共6页）英语·必修第一册XJCBSDL(第10期)·核心突破（五】新高考·新突

B.Some of its material is from her friends.26.Which of thC.It mentions its author's childhood life.A.Clever aD.Its author had a successful writing career.B.Brave ar23.What do the four books have in common?C.DevotedA.The authors are disabled.D.CreativeB.The readers are mainly children.27.What mayC.They are stories about the authors.A.Two boD.They talk about some inspiring tales.B.Little giBC.A littleTwo teens from Mount Juliet,Tennessee,went viral (when they put their lives onD.Two teline to save a 3-year-old girl.One night,Dalaurence Holland,15,and Zech Krinjnic,13,were sitting and talking onResearcheraveZech's porch.It was pretty late,and the sky was dark.There were no adults or parentsaround,so the teens were just chatting and enjoying the fresh air.At about 10:15 pm,theywhich activelywere surprised to see a figure emerging from the bushes below.At first,they thought it wasmore successfu“Languaginga fox or some other kind of animal.But they didn't want anything to end up dead.Dropping their conversation,the two rushed towards the animal hoping to save it.ButHogan-Brun,Shewhen they got closer,they realized it wasn't an animal-it was a 3-year-old girl headingto its multilingin-straight for a busy highway.The boys hadn't realized it was a little girl at first but now,timehand,is thougstood still.The little girl was all alone and there wasn't an adult in sight.But what was evenEnglish,whicworse,they soon realized,there was a truck coming directly her way.What Hogim-senBoth teens raced for the little girl,but Dalaurence got there first.There was no hesita-study of smalltion in either of their actions as they put their lives on the line.Dalaurence raced into theinvested moreroad,reaching the little girl just seconds before she would have been hit by the rushing truck.heavily in multLuckily for the little girl,he snatched her out of the way just in time.ted less said thept-Thanks to Dalaurence and Zech's heroic actions,the little girl's life was saved.It'sResearchers atunclear why the girl was on the road by herself.As for Dalaurence and Zech,the two boyslanguage.Severch-received a flood of praises when their story went viral online.Later,Mount Juliet officialsCanadian studyeven gave them a key to the city in honor of their good deed.Thank goodness the brave teensthan their Engliwere in the right place,at the right time.their second lan24.What were the two boys doing when they saw a figure?butA.Having a conversation.language on thede-B.Running on the porch.that this was bees-C.Waiting for adults to come.immediate econoD.Chatting about catching a fox.Multilingualism25.What can we know from paragraph 3?ter ability to conA.An animal was running after the little girl.28.What can muB.The girl stood still when the boys saw her.A.Large nurC.The girl was in a dangerous situation.B.ProductivD.A truck was coming directly the boys'way.C.New chanD.Powerful元月F英语第4页共10页

香·超出矩形边框限定区域的Mauna Kea SummitMost hikers give themselves 8 to 10 hours to finish the journey.Don't forget to register at theMauna Kea Visitors Center before setting out,and plan on being back before sunset.The weatherhere is unpredictable and completely unique to the rest of the island.This area is pure wilderness,and altitude sickness(高原反应)is a definite risk,so researching the hike in advance on the Mauna人ea website is a must.Waipio Valley TrailFamed Waipio Valley,the former home of King Kamehameha,shouldn't be missed by naturelovers.Be sure to eatch a glimpse of nearby Hiilawe Falls from here,flowing 1,300 feet at the backof the valley.About 6.5 miles round-trip,this adventure will most likely be too difficult for beginnerhikers due to the steep inclines(and length.Onomea Bay TrailOnomea Bay offers two different hikes from the Mamalahoa Highway in Papaikou.The first,theDonkey Trail,follows a stream through the Hawaiian rainforest past a small waterfall and to theocean.The second,Onomea Trail,goes just to the right of the Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden andpast the Alakahi stream.Many choose to combine the trails or pair the hike with the botanical gardenfor added adventure.21.What should tourists be careful about in Ka'awaloa Trail?A.Burning.B.Loose rocks.C.Dry weather.D.The steep pathway.22.Why is the visit to the Mauna Kea website in advance?A.The journey lasts long.B.There exist many tourists.C.There's a potential danger.D.The weather is unpredictable23.What do the last two items(Waipio Valley Trail and Onomea Bay Trail)have in common?A.Tourists can see waterfalls.B.They attract plant lovers.C.Tourists can hike along a stream.D.They aren't suitable for beginner hikers.女As an elementary school student in New York City,Robert Lee would stare in disbelief at hisclassmates throwing away half-eaten sandwiches after lunch.His Korean immigrant parents had taughthim not to waste food.While studying finance and accounting at New York University,Robert remembered this lessonall the time.When Robert and his friend Louisa Chen entered a college entrepreneurship()contest,they proposed an idea for a food-rescue nonprofit group:Their program would deliverleftovers from the dining hall to homeless shelters seven days a week all by volunteers.Their idea wonthe competition.With the $1,000 prize,they founded Rescuing Leftover Cuisine(RLC)in July2013.In just the first few weeks,Robert's team delivered a donation of enough spaghetti andmeatballs to feed 20 people at a New York City homeless shelter.Robert,who had taken a job as an analyst at J.P.Morgan,devoted his spare time to creating anetwork of New York City restaurants,from small delis()to large chains like Starbucks andPanera Bread,agreeing to donate food,and he enlisted volunteers to make food deliveries.After RLCreceived national press attention,homeless shelters and soup kitchens in Portland,Oregon,Washington,DC and other cities reached out to Robert for partnership advice.The organization nowreaches 16 cities around the country.Only a year into his finance job,Robert gave up his six-figure salary to focus on RLC."I comparedone hour of impact at J.P.Morgan to one hour at RLC,and the difference was just tremendous,"he says."One shelter told us that our donations allowed them to provide entire dinners for more than 300 peoplethree nights a week,"Robert says."Things like that make me gladly quit my job."24.How did Robert feel when his classmates threw away food?A.Astonished.B.Embarrassed.C.Disappointed.D.Interested.【单科模拟检测·英语（三）第3页（共8页）XKB-D】

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。What are the speakers trying to do?A.Get easy access to town.B.Choose a house to live in.C.Find a place to do shopping.9.Why does the woman prefer No.4 Candy Street?is cosoB.There is a large garden.C.Four is hexJucky number听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.What can the man do at the festival?A.Discuss with the painters.B(Actin a play.C.Enjoy some paintings.When does the local exhibition start?个A.At 10 a.m.on Saturday.B.At 10 a.m.on Sunday.C.At 2 p.m.on Sunday.2Where is the international exhibition to be held?A.In Building 3.B.In Building 5.C.In Building 6.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.What are the speakers talking about?A.Team management.B.Working environment.C.Job stress.14What is a cause of the problem?人A.Job training..B.Company condition.C.Relaxation time.15.How does the man solve the problem?A.By changing his character.B.By going to another firm.C By balancing work and play.16.What does the man expect the boss to do?A.Reduce working hours.B.Increase employees'pay.C.Leamn from other companies.eHu时haithy teem听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。1Who built the world's first space hotel?A.A US company.B.NASAC.Two workers.How many times will guests see sunrises and sunsets every day?A.About 12.B.About 16.whC.About 24.19.What can guests do in the space hotel?A.Cook food.B.Buy a souvenir.C.Have a video chat.20.What does the speaker think of the space trip?JA.Expensive.B.Dangerous.C.Boring.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分)第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30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。AThe Children's Climate Prize(CCP)has been given every year since 2016 to a person between theages of 12 and 17 who has made"extraordinary efforts"to improve life on the planet for children now andin the future.Here are some of the finalists this year.英语试题第2页共8页

"When there is too much trash,our environment will become dirty and it's not healthy.That's whyIlook for trash to borrow a book,"he says.The literacy rate for above-15-year-olds in Indonesia is around 96 percent,but a Septemberreport by the World Bank warned that the pandemic will leave more than 80%of 15-year-oldsbelow the minimum reading proficiency()level identified by the Organisation for EconomicCooperation and Development.24.What's the purpose of Raden's lending books to children?A.To appeal to more people to resist the online games.B To educate mothers to do more reading with their kids.C.To inspire reading and raise awareness of the environment.D.To help children accept the concept that the trash is treasure.25.What does Raden's colleagues do to help her?A.Build the culture of their library.B.Classify the waste and dispose of it.C.Attract children by handing out candies.D.Send the books to the neighbouring areas26.What can we infer from the last paragraph?A.Pandemic lowers teenagers'reading levels.B.15-year-old teenagers don't like reading.C.Reading becomes more difficult during the pandemic.D.Indonesia government is responsible for teenagersreading ability.27.What's the best title for the passage?A.Books Are on the WheelB.A New Way to Save the EarthC.Books Help the EnvironmentD.Collecting Trash Gets Kids BooksCPasswords don't have to be a pain.There's a way to choose and remember them withconfidence.With the right approach,you can start using the process to your advantage,by settingpasswords that also strengthen your memory.Passwords should be complex and varied enough to be secure,yet still memorable.But with somany to keep track of,this can be hard to achieve.No wonder so many people use the samepassword over and over again or simply write them all down!A much better idea is to follow a system.You save time at the setting stage,and have a clearpattern for your memory to follow.It's good exercise for your brain and a valuable way to protectyour identity online.The following system uses letters,numbers and symbols,so it will please even the strictestwebsite.And the random-looking codes it produces would be extremely difficult for someone tocrack,but just enough of a challenge for your brain.First,choose a short quotation,one that no onewould have any reason to associate with you.Pick out the initial letters-creating the first"buildingblock"for your passwords.So,if you chose,"Play it again,Sam,"you'd have the letters PIAS.Next,choose a meaningful date--again,one that can't be guessed or easily researched.Maybethe year of a favourite holiday,86,say.Then add a random element by picking any two keyboard symbols:for example,and E.Finally,organize these building blocks in any order you like.And strengthen the code furtherby making some of the letters lower case,and some upper:maybe 86&fPiAs.Spend a little time getting to know this "foundation"for your passwords."See"it in yourmind's eye.And then start using it as the basis for every new password you set.Add two or three高三年级英语试卷第4页共8页

4.What makes i impob for the exoplaneto create he amophereB.Absence of liquid water.D.A lack of geologic activityC.She didn't believe she should have lung cancer.A.Shortage of life-supporting forms.D.She might have been exposed to a lot of radon.C.There being no living things.五2.Why did the ather mention her previous home in Ottawa?A.To prove radon existed everywhere in Canada.B.atheewefourold house of radon.C.To show her lung cancer had something to do with it.the beginning andts not known the virus remains viable (to caus diseaD.To suggest that a radon-reducing system had no effectsThe llan sstused standard tecnque to collect outdoor air pollution3.What can be inferred from the fourth paragraph?nend Bergamo provincead identifed gene highly pecific Covid 1A.You have no choice but to face radon if living in Canada.Lconardo Seia the University of Bologn ywho led the work,said it was imprB.There is no way to reduce the effect of radon at present.C.Canadian government should have got rid of radon.Two other research groups have uggested air pollution particles could help coronathe virus could be carried more widely by air pollution.D.More measures should be taken for the sake of people.the air.A statistical ayby Settitem sugest higher levels of particle pollioncod4.What's the author's purpose of writing this passage?rates of infection in parts of northern Italy before a lockdown was carried out,an idea supported byA.To urge countries to pass laws on radon.B.To warn people of the danger of radon exposure.Previous studies have shown that air pollution particles are likely to have carried the virusesearly analysis.The region is one of the most polluted in Europe.C.To tell people she had got lung cancer.D.To show the causes of lung cancer are unexpected.flu and foot and-mouth disease over considerable distances.The potential role of air pollution四linked to the broader question of how the coronavirus is transmitted.Large virus-laden dropletsScientists say they ve discovered evidence that some planets in the universe could be made of diamonds.infeeted people's coughs and sneezes fall to the ground within a metre or two.But much smaller dropletsThe research centered on exoplanets.planets that orbit a star outside Earth's solar systemthan 5 microns in diameter,can remain in the air for minutes to hours and travel further.Arizona State University led the team of researchers.They say some exoplanets likely have the rightExperts are not sure whether these tiny droplets can cause coronavirus infections.though theyknonditions to hold high levels of diamond.Some of the planets could also be made of silica.a mineral found on2003 SARS coronavirus was spread in the air and that the new virus can remain viable for hours inEarth in forms such as sand and quartz.droplets.The researchers said that stars and planets sharing a solar system form from the same cloud of gas,which1.What did Leonardo Setti and his teams do?tells us some important information.The earth.for example,orbits the sun,which has a low carbon-toA.They went to many industrial sites to collect samples.exygen ratio.So Earth,too,has a low carbon level,resulting in very small amounts of diamond.B.They discovered Covid-19 virus in multiple samples.But exoplanets that orbit stars with a higher carbon-to-oxygen ratio than the sun are more likely to beC.They determined the real source of novel coronavirus..The researehers suggest that these planets could convert carbon into diamond and silicate if waterD.They found standard techniques for treating Covid-19.is also present.2.What can be inferred according to the second paragraph?In a new study,the seientists carried out laboratory tests.They attempted to recreate conditions insideA.The more polluted a place,the slower Covid-19 travels.carbon-rich exoplanets with an experiment involving heat and pressure.They used X-ray technology tomeasure reactions as the sample was heated at high pressure levels.The researchers reported that the highB.It is necessary to confirm where Covid 19 is resting.heat and pressure caused the silicon carbide to reaet with water,turning it into diamonds and silica.C.It is important to keep your environment cleanThe researchers said the inside of such planets would be so hard that they could not be geologicallyD.With more detailed work,the cause will be quickly found.aetive.which would probably make it out of the question for the planets to create an atmosphere.3.What did the researchers base the study on?Amospheresare very important for living things because they can provide air and permit liquid water.A.The tiny droplets can float in the air for a few daysHarrison Allen-Sutter,the lead writer of a study on the findings,said new telescope equipment from theB.Air pollution particles have caused some diseases.U.S space agency NASA has helped scientists better observe and learn more about exoplanets than everC.Large virus-laden droplets are easy to infect people.before."Themore we learn,the better we'll be able to interpret new data from upcoming future missions.toD.Air pollution particles have caused too many deaths.understand the worlds beyond our own solar system,"he said.4.What is the author mainly talking about?1.What kind of planets could be made of diamonds according to the text?A.What do these tiny droplets do in the air?A.The carbon-rich planets.B.The planets with sandy soilB.Is the air home to Covid-19 at the beginning?C.The planets orbiting the sun.D.The water-lacking planets.C.How far does coronavirus travel in the air?2.Why did the scientists carry out laboratory tests?A.To put the theory into practice.D.Is Sars coronavirus similar to Covid-19?C.To find a way to make diamonds.B.To support their research.D.To try out a new idea.What does the author intend to tell us about the stars sharing a solar system?A.They can be made up of diamonds.C.They may contain the same minerals.B.They should all go around the earth.D.They can form the same cloud of 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2023年安徽省名校之约第二次联考试卷数学注意事项：1.你拿到的试卷满分为150分，考试时间为120分钟。2.本试卷包括“试题卷”和“答题卷"两那分。“试题卷”共4页，“答题卷”共6页。3.请务必在“答题卷”上答题，在“试题卷”上答题是无效的。4.考试结束后，请将“试题卷"和“答题卷”一并交回。一、选择题（本大题共10小题，每小题4分，满分40分）每小题都给出A、B、C、D四个选项，其中只有一个是符合题目要求的，1.一2023的绝对值是A.1B.20232023D.-202320232.如图所示，该几何体的俯视图是正面第2题图3.下列运算正确的是A=品B.2a3+a3=2a6C.(m+n)2=m2+n2D.√/16=士44.2023年1月30日，国家统计局发布关于2022年全国规模以上文化及相关产业企业营业收人数据.2022年，文化新业态特征较为明显的16个行业小类实现营业收人43860亿元，比上年增长5.3%,快于全部规模以上文化企业4.4个百分点.其中数据43860亿用科学记数法表示为A.438.6X101°B.4.386×101C.4.386×1012D.0.4386×10135.如图，AB∥CD,∠1=40°，∠2=100°，则∠3的度数为A.40°.B.50°.4.C.60°D.70°第5题图6.不等式2红-3之1，的解集在数轴上表示为11-3x>2于7.化简m2-2mm+n2-n2十”的结果是m+nA.+2C.n二2nm+nB.mD、2m+nm+nm+n8.某新能源汽车厂2023年3月份生产新能源汽车10万辆，预计5月份比4月份增加3.9万辆.：设每个月生产新能源汽车的月均增长率为x,则下列所列方程正确的是A.10(1+x)x=3.9B.10(1+x2)=13.9C.10(1+x)2=13.9D.10(1+x)2-10(1+x)=3.9

周测卷十二单句填空1.in 2.weight 3.permission 4.harmful 5.from 6.may 7.to meet 8.that/which 9.What10.whether阅读AOmar Banos虽然在音乐上取得了成功，但他依然脚踏实地，追逐自己的梦想。11.B根据第1段可知，Banos创作音乐的初衷是制作他自己喜欢听的音乐，也就是为了自娱自乐。12.C第2段讲到Banos在高中学吉他，后来他自学小号和圆号。故可知本段讲述的是他在音乐方面的天赋。13.A文章讲到Banos自学乐器和创作歌曲，说明他是个有创造力的人；Banos在成名以后仍然脚踏实地，追逐自己的梦想，说明他是个务实的人。14.D通读文章可知，Omar Banos虽然在音乐上取得了成功，但他依然脚踏实地，追逐自己的梦想。B接近大自然对健康是有好处的，然而在花园劳动更能给人带来益处。15.A根据第1段第1句及下文医生给出的建议和研究报告可知，接近大自然对人们的健康是有益的。16.B根据第3段第1句可知，你可能每天会在公园里慢跑，但是太忙时，几个星期后你可能会放弃这一惯。17.B根据本段内容可知在花园里劳动是一项好的运动。18.A根据文章最后一句可知，在花园劳动可以让人感到放松，也就是释放压力。完形填空作者通过亲身经历告诉我们：成功没有秘方，我们唯一要做的就是充满激情地去实现自己的目标。19.B在家人眼中，教育是成功的关键。20.C第4段提到后来作者转入了音乐学院，可见作者对化学并没有兴趣。此处是作者的化学老师的质疑：你对化学没兴趣，为什么还在我的班里？21.A根据下文可知，老师提出了明智的建议。因此，老师认为该借口苍白无力。22.B老师认为要获得成功，不一定要通过考试。23.C无论是热爱修车还是热爱探索世界，我们都要钟情于自己的日标。24.D空格后的it指的是上文中的goal,故此处指我们要钟情于自己的目标并设法实现它。25.℃当时作者只有19岁，因此老师的建议对他来说有点难以理解。26.B作者不理解老师的建议，但是作者本能地觉得老师没错。27.B作者发现自己真正热爱的是音乐。28.D作者虽然弹钢琴很有天赋，但仅将它当成业余爱好。29.C作者听取了老师的建议，转到了音乐学院，这是唯一能弄清作者能否成为一名成功的音乐家的方法。30.B根据下一段可知，现在已经54岁的作者还是很热爱音乐，故此处指转到音乐学院后，作者十分快乐，并且自那以后这种快乐感从未离开。31.A上文提到转入音乐学院后，作者一直感到很快乐，再结合下文可推知，54岁的作者对自己的生活很满意。32.A看到自己获得的奖项和与其他音乐家的合影，作者感到很激动。33.℃作者认为自己十分幸运才能与这些音乐家一起演奏并合影，由此可见，这些人都是著名的音乐家。语法填空34.pioneers 35.using 36.that 37.globally 38.is based 39.where 40.admirable 41.improvement42.to become 43.as·22·【22·G3ZCJ·英语·参考答案一R一必考一新一G DONG(网阅)】

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