be consumed without harm.The polential of celisbydevyeteris ther thehighly promising which has been ongoing ince21lpossibility of adding additives such as vitamins.om the mainedhe e develpwl bean furhermpver heya gethern tand vegeterbygven Them for the o he used n15 Lidl oresthroughout Switzerland following the successful main trial.28.Why did Lidl choose Empa as a partner?A.It is the expert in cellulose products.B.It is a leading company in marketing.C.It is the most famous research center.D.It is easy to work together with.C29.What is the advantage of this new packaging?A.It can be recycled.B.It can be produced more easily.C.It reduces food waste greatly.D.It can decrease the cost of production.C30.What does Paragraph 3 mainly talk about conerninthe new material?A.The test.B.The sales.C.The usage..使f角D.The disadvantages.readers know from theA.The study was successful in 2019.B.150 Lidl stores have tried this material.C.Only three stores use this material now.D.The material is promising in Switzerland.DNew research published in Frontiers in Education argues that analyzing parents occupation or thenumber of books in a home is a better predictor of student success across different cultures than other factors(因素).7·The research team,based in Sweden,analyzed data from almost 600000 students in 77 countries fromthe 2018 Programme for International Student Assessment(PISA),a woridwide study that measures theperformance of 15-year-old school students in mathematics,science and reading.Like most similar assessments,PISA treats socioeconomic status as a single factor among a number ofother factors,such as class size or school policy,when trying to predict student success.But whenresearchers broke socioeconomic status down into six different factor groups,they made some surprisingdiscoveries."Our main finding is that relations between student achievement and socioeconomic factors look verydifferent in different countries,"said Dr.Kimmo Eriksson,lead author and a professor of mathematics andsocial psychology at Malardalen University College.mny countries,achievement is strongly related tothe number of books at home while it is unrelated,even negatively()related to wealth.He noted it is possible to find a best factor,but this factor may be different for difterent countries.Afactor that includes books at home and parents'occupational status may work quite well as a predictor ofstudent achievement in higher-income countries,based on the results of the current study.In particular,they concluded what could be so beneficial about owning books,especially among ageneration growing with smartphones and social media.They argued that this effect may be less about directcause and more related to what the paper referred toas“traitranser(特质转移)”，In other words,he英语试题卷第5页（共8页）

available in 8 languages.Free earphones are available from the driver.husband,John,and their three grown children,but she loses touch with everyone elseOur distinctive,open-top,double-decker tour buses run all day and every day of the year.Although life was disappearing for Alice,it was moving on for her family.Anna,one of herWhat's Included:daughters,has twins.Alice's husband,a successful scientist in his own field,decides to accept aHop-on hop-off bus tours of Sydney and Bondi Beachposition in New York City and move there leaving Alice with their children.Not long before heEnjoy great views of Sydney's highlights from the open-top,double-decker busleaves,John takes Alice to their beach house for one last vacation.While there,Alice has a clear.Visit Sydney Harbour Bridge,Sydney Opera House and the world famous Bondi Beach amongmoment and tells John that she remembers him and that she was smart once.John assures her that shethe 34 stopsis the smartest person he has ever known,and Alice replies that she misses herself.Pre-recorded commentaries available in 8 languages24.What does Alice think leads to her mistake when giving a talk at Stanford University?Sightsee at your own pace with your ticket that is valid for 24 or 48 hoursA.The jet lag.B.Her clumsiness.Free Wifi available on all busesC.Her disease.D.The busy schedule.Live bus tracking available on free Big Bus App25.How does Alice feel when she first gets lost in her neighborhood?Price:A.Embarrassed.B.Annoyed.C.Thrilled.D.Frightened.Adult from $6026.When does Alice probably realize she may be ill?Childfrom $40A.After she can't enjoy books and movies.Familyfrom $160B.After she gets lost at Stanford UniversityChildren:A child ticket is valid for children between the ages of 5 and 15.C.After her husband decides to go to New YorkChildren under the age of 5 may travel free of charge.All children must be accompanied by aD.After she finds herself keep forgetting familiar things.responsible adult.27.Why does Alice say "she misses herself"?Family:The family ticket is valid for two adults and two children.A.She can't go with John.B.She blames her children.21.What is special about tour buses?C.She feels sorry for herself.D.She is quite lonely every day.A.They offer live bus tracking.B.They run only on working days.CC.They charge passengers for Wifi.All authorities on the style of English essays agree that good writing is brief.Careful writers sayD.They allow passengers to get on and off freely.what they mean in as few words as possible22.Which of the following does the tour provide?A classic statement of this principle appears in the famous little book of William Strunk Jr.andA.Meals.B.Pre-recorded commentaries.E.B.White,The Elements of Style:Vigorous writing is brief.A sentence should containC.City maps.D.Cameras.23.How much will a couple with 3 children between the ages of 5 and 15 spend at least?no unnecessary words,a paragraph no unnecessary sentences,for the same reason that a drawingC.$240.D.$300.should have no unnecessary lines and a machine no unnecessary parts.A.$160.B.$200It follows that any words which perform no useful function in the sentence-that is,which addBnothing to the meaning-一should be edited out(删除).Alice Howland leads a busy life.She's a famous professor of psychology at Harvard UniversityAlmost every text that has been translated into English from Chinese,(or that has been writtenand also in great demand as a speaker at seminars and conferencesdirectly in English by a native speaker of Chinese)contains unnecessary words.Draft translations areAs the story begins,Alice has traveled to Stanford University to give a talk.She begins sharingcommonly full of them,and even polished final versions are seldom free of them.information that she had shared a thousand times before;she needs no notes.Then suddenly,a wordRead anything that has been published in English for foreign readers-a magazine article,aescapes her.The pause seems to last forever while she struggles to find the word.Finally,shenews story,and an advertisement-and you are likely to find unnecessary words.Read even theclumsily uses the word“thing”and continues,contributing the slip to jet lag(飞行时差反应)asshortest English texts-the label on a food product,a billboard on the street,and the company nameshe finishes her talk.on the front of a building-and if you are on the alert (to recognize them,chances are thatBack home,Alice decides to go for a run.She follows a familiar route,but all of a sudden ityou will find words that could and should have been left out.Unnecessary words are the typicalisn't familiar.She knows she is in Harvard Square but has no idea which way is home.She begins toquality of Chinglish.panic.Then as suddenly as her sense of direction left her,it's back again.She rapidly walks theUnnecessary words can be any part of speech-nouns,verbs,adjectives,adverbs,distance to her house.prepositions,articles,and so on.In the following chapters we shall consider the most importantAlice continues to experience other small mistakes now and then.But it isn't until they becometypes,starting with unnecessary nouns and verbs,which often go hand in handmore and more frequent that she has a series of tests confirming that she has early-onset Alzheimer's28.What can we know about unnecessary words?disease(早发型阿尔茨海默病).A.They are the common feature of ChinglishAs Alice's condition worsens,she loses the ability to enjoy books and movies because she can noB.They are of great value to the meaning.longer follow the plots.She doesn't know how to spend her days.The once famous expert in linguisticsC.They can be any part of speech except nouns.(语言学)，who was used to a busy schedule,suddenly has nothing really to do.She depends on herD.They can't be found in the shortest English texts第59页青于蓝高考英语核揆钮，综合训练（八）、第60页青于蓝高考英语核按钮，综合训练（八】

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上接第4版)(Text 8)W:Hello,Mr White.Doyou think it's possiblefor us to talk sometimetoday?M:I'd love to,Miss Wil-son,but I've got a pret-ty tight schedule todayI've got to finish read-ing the yearly financialreport by10.Therhave to drive to the air-port to pick up an ad-vertiser at 11.After that.I'll have a meeting withhim over lunch.WCansee youaftelunch?M:Well,let me see...afterlunch,I have to attend aseniorstaff meetingwhichmaylasttwo hours.Canyoucome at?We can talkfor an hourbeforemeet my sales team at 4.W:I'm afraid an hour is tooshort.What about to-morrow morning?M:9 to 11.then.I'll waitfor you at the officew:OK,see you then.(Text 9)W:Now you are admittedinour volunteeringYour job is tothe.sick,the disabledand the injured to geover difficulties in manyplaces.MAll righHow manydays should I serve?W:Volunteering can beafew hours a weekor afew hours a month,dur-ing the day or in theevening,also.eighpart-time or full-time.That depends on yourown situation.M:I'm a college student,and I have many courses to attend in the dayso I'd like to chooseevenings.right.That'sthedeal.Thank youforyour kindness andef-fortsM:Don't mention it.Doingvolunteering is an ex-cellent wayfor me todevelopskillsbeyondschool,learning.Mean-while,I can build up myworking experience formy future career.W:That's really a soundchoice for young peoplelike you.(Text 10)The Chinese AviationMuscum is Asia's largesmuseum.It covers an areaof more than 1,000 acresThe museumis 48milesfrom the center.of BeijingIt lies in the scenic Datang-shanTown,ChangpingDistrict of Beijing.In summer,the museum is openeyery day from 10 in themorning to 7 in the evening.Inwinter,itcorat4o'clock.ticketadults is￥5，and for chil--dren or students it is'4.5.For families,there is a spe-cial ticket which costs￥18，Thisyearwe havesome-thing extrafor visitors.Youcango up in a small planeandsee,thecountrysidefrom the air.You can onlyand youseverre you

A.Uncertain.B.Optimistic.C.Concerned.D.Dissatisfaction.35.What is the text mainly about?A.A study of motion sickness.B.Self-driving vehicles.C.A convincing experiment.D.The cause and handling of motion sickness.第二节七选五（共5小题：每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。In the past,early travelers used the oceans and waterways as highways to bring goods todifferent places.36 Nowadays,cruise ships (can take people on breathtakingjourneys along scenic waterways around the globe.Here are some of the reasons you mightend up loving this kind of travel.Cruise ships are known for their food.Some of the best cruise ships have an believablevariety of food to choose from at every meal.37 So you don't need to pay extra moneyfor meals.With all the food choices,it can seem like all your favorite high-end restaurantshave come along with you on your vacation.38 Cruise ships provide fun activities after supper.The activities on cruises can bethemed,such as a New Orleans'party,children's themes,or Las Vegas-style.Magic shows,music,and theatre are standard programs.In addition,many ships have several bars,and of course,free wi-fi.The actual rooms on cruise ships range from small to large,depending on the level of theprice.Going up higher can get you a double room with beautiful water views.But it is moreexpensive.In fact,cruise ships offer elevators()and stairs for you to enjoy the viewsfrom the top.39 Besides,you won't spend much time in the room.Traveling on a cruise ship is one of the easiest ways to see certain parts of the world.Ifyou're afraid of flying,cruise ship travel is a great way.Cruise ships leave from Florida,Califomia,Seattle,New York,ports along the Mississippi River,and the Great Lakes.40A.The evenings are seldom dull.B.Meals are included in the cruise price.C.This is the easiest way to see the world.D.So at that time towns and cities grew along rivers.E.Decide before you book which ship you are interested in.F.You don't have to choose the expensive rooms for a better view.With those chocs,you can take an ejoyable vacation and ver take afight

"One remaining problem of the widespread use of e-skins lies in mass production of high-resolution34.What can we infer from Sharifs words in the last paragraph?sensors,"adds group leader Vincent Tung,"however,the latest technology offers new promise.A.Taking good advantage of free time will help bring people happiness.28.What's the feature of the new e-skin?B.Attending too many activities may damage people's health.A.It's flexible and sensitive.B.It is almost the same as human skin.C.Spending spare time with friends often benefits people a lot.C.It has fragile electronics.器D.It has proved important in areas like AI.D.Having little free time may result in anxiety.29.What can the new e-skin do?35.What is the passage mainly about?A.It can rapidly react to the touch.B.It can change humans'blood pressureA.The relationship between free time and happiness.B.The significance of money.C.It can heal the wounded skin quickly.D.It can adjust humans'temperature.C.The retirement life.D.The productive activities30.What does the underlined word "striking"in paragraph 5 probably mean?第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）A.SlightB.NoticeableC.Well-known.D.Insignificant.根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。31.What is the best title for the text?Each year many people move to the Sun Belt in the southern United States.36 No matter whereA.A Breakthrough in High TechnologyB.Man-made Skin ImprovedC.The Types of E-skinD.The Widespread Use of E-skinthese people come from or where they go,snowbirding is a great way to enjoy the best weather of thecountry and enjoy the wide variety of places.家How much free time do you need to be happier?Feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list can certainlyMost of the time people use the word "snowbird"to refer to a retiree that travels to warm placesmake you unhappy,but new research suggests that more free time might not be the elixir ()likeduring the winter months.However,snowbirding is certainly not limited to retirees.37 A largemany of us have dreamed.population of snowbirds usually choose California,Arizona,Florida and Texas,which have mild weather好Researchers found that people with more free time generally had higher levels of subjective well-beingduring the winter.()-but only up to a point.People who had up to two hours of free time a day generally reported they38 Some people like to travel in their RVs(recreational vehicles),others have a second home infelt better than those who had less time.But people who had five or more hours of free time a day generallythe location of their choosing.The second home provides all that a house can offer,but it doesn't allow thesaid they felt worse."While too little time is bad,having more time is not always better,"said Marissafreedom to explore.The RV travelers,however,can get to wherever they want.In an RV,snowbirds canSharif,an assistant professor of marketing at the Wharton School.For example,some adults struggle withchoose to set up a movable residence in one spot.They can also explore a wide variety of places.39the "retirement blues",which can be due to much free time.They conducted several smaller onlineFor those people that have the ability to leave their homes for a few months during the winter toexperiments.In one they asked participants to imagine having 3.5 to 7 free hours per day.They were askedexplore the southern areas,there are many benefits to have.40 By snowbirding,they can also escapeto imagine spending that time doing "productive"things (like exercising)or to imagine doingthe cold.While this may seem purely for comfort,it can be for health and safety reasons as well."unproductive"activities (like watching TV).A.Retired people,of course,will hate it.The participants believed their well-being would suffer if they had a lot of free time during the day-B.They choose to seek a warm and sunny climate.but only if they used it unproductively."In other words,how people use their free time matters,"SharifC.Many snowbirds travel in their RVs around the Sun Belt.said."Of course,what feelsproductive'is up to you.Free-time activities like knitting,reading,cookingD.They can build new friendships and communities over the years.or gaming are also known to put people in a state of flow.When people do find themselves with excessiveE.People of all ages have more freedom to spend months away now.()amounts of spare time,such as retirement or having left a job,our results suggest theseF.There are many ways people choose to accomplish their snowbirding.爵individuals would benefit from spending their new-found time with purpose.C.Whatever advantages or disadvantages,people will choose the way they like32.What is the finding of the new study?第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）A.Adults tend to feel happy in their free time.B.Being too busy threatens people's physical health第一节（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）C.More free time does not definitely mean more happiness阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填人空白处的最佳D.More and more people have little spare time.选项。33.Why does the author mention the example in paragraph 2?Last summer,my 14-year-old daughter,Hannah,joined a volleyball league.Due to her excellentA.To emphasize the significance of spending free timeperformance,her coach 41 that we should transfer her to a better team.B.To indicate the reasons for adults'being upset.My wife and I 42 a little.We weren't sure whether Hannah would adapt well to a new teamC.To forecast the retirement life in the future.43,Hannah seemed quite determined.She thought that it would 44 her if she was on a strongerD.To prove the discovery of the new researchteam.So a month ago,she joined the team she desired.英语考向卷（七）第5页（共8页）英语考向卷（七）第6页（共8页）语

听第6段材料，回答第6至7题6.What does the man think of the woman's kitchen?A.It's beautiful.B.It's big.C.It's old.7.What has been in the woman's family for generations?A.The chairs.B.The cooker.C.The table.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.How did Mr Brown feel?A.AngryB.Surprised.C.Happy.9.What did the woman do on Monday?A.She telephoned Mr Brown.B.She sent Mr Brown an email.C.She left Mr Brown a voice message.10.What will the woman do?C.Print a copy and mail it.A.Make a travel plan.B.Visit a website.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.What sports does the woman like best?B.Badminton.C.Tennis.A.Running12.What does the woman say about the man?A.He has won a match.B.He plays soccer well.C.He will join the soccer team soon.13.What will the woman do next?A.Watch a soccer game.B.Play soccer with the man.C.Give the man some advice.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.When is the man leaving tomorrow?B.At7:00.C.At7:30.A.At6:30.15.How will the man travel?B.By car.C.By bus.A.By train.16.What did the man's mother advise him to pack?B.A walking stick.C.A bottle of water.A.Some clothes.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Which course is in the autumn?A.Musical Theatre.B.Comedy Acting.C.Screen Acting.18.How long does each course last?B.Three weeks.C.Four weeks.A.Two weeks.19.Where is the student hotel?A.Beside a subway station.B.Inside the school.C.Near the city park.英语适应性测试第2页（共10页）

20222128A.Who can join the SWIC?B.Now it has more than 180 members.C.It provides helpful information fornewcomers.D.They also hold many interesting activitiesto have fun.E.That's why we decided to make SWICdigital(数字化的).F.It has set up a WeChat account to take theplace of its printed magazines.第三节信息匹配下面的材料A-F是对六个应用的介绍，请根据下面各题中人物的需求，帮他们选择合适的应用，并将其标号填入题前括号内。（共5小题，每小题1分）A.Changba is an app for you to sing songs and itcan record your songs.What's more,it can makeyour voice sound better by using the tool in it.B.TED is an app full of different speeches mainly inEnglish.You can learn English and improve yourspeech skills at the same time.73

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C.No other young cats kept him company.D.I didn't mind whether he was blind.25.What does the underlined word "issues"in the 3rd paragraph mean?A.Difficulty.B.Fun.C.Luck.D.Business.26.Which of the following statements is TRUE?A.Jack likes to play with a new eyeless cat.B.Jack is good at talking and playing with peopleC.Jack quickly adapts to the new environment.D.Jack and Bear lie down on the sofa together when tired.27.What can we learn from the passage?A.A cat has nine lives.B.All is well that ends well.C.A good beginning makes a good ending.D.God helps those who help themselves.CKielder Forest in Northumberland,England,is home to birds of gray and redsquirrels.Around 90 years ago,it was also home to the pine marten().The0.5 meters animal was driven to dying out in England by 1926 becausegamekeepers wanted to secure the safety of their game birds,according to TheGuardian.However,the martens thrived in Scotland,and the animals appear to becrossing back into England.A pine marten was spotted in Kielder Forest by JohnHartshorne,a volunteer who monitors the red squurel population in the forest,part of an effort to stop gray squirrels from further invading (the redsquirrels'territory.The pine marten is one of the animals receiving a helping hand from Backfrom the Brink,one of the conservation groups working together to help save 20species from dying out in England.Their efforts aim at helping the pine martenand other at-risk species.Red squirrels are threatened by invasive gray squirrels,which out-competethe native squirrels for food and pass on a deadly virus.Martens keep gray高三英语，共（12)页，第5页

Most importantly,bring your phone with you,a backup phone battery or portable charger and anID card.If an accident happens,you might need to contact a friend or family for help.39 It'salso important to set aside some money for an emergency that you can easily access.40 You surely don't wish to get worn out,so pack healthy snacks to keep you energeticall through.Also don't forget to carry enough water in case you feel thirsty.Besides,pack appropriateclothing.It helps to check the weather forecast first to know the kind of dress you'll need.A.Go over your map carefully.B.Take your bike for a long-distance test-rideC.You need to feel as safe as possible with your bike.D.Push yourself a bit further if you regularly exercise.E.Remember to bring with your appropriate tools for such problems.F.Cycling demands much energy especially for a long distance.G.And an identification card will help to identify you just in case.第三部分：语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）The Sweetest ThingWhen I was ten,I was crazy about candy.Whenever in our small-town41 with my mom,Iwould run my fingers through my favorite candy on the shelf.Once there,thinking about all things sweet I noticed a man a few feet away pushing buttons on theATM machine.Dressed in a suit,he seemed to be late for something,42 waiting for his cash toappear.The machine made a noise,and he immediately 43 a pile of bills and headed out.Curiously,I walked over to the ATM,where I started pressing the buttons as if knowing the44.Then Ilooked into the bottom of the machine.There I saw it:a beautiful,crisp()20 bill!45Iwanted to believe my magic made the cash appear,I knew the man in the suit must have left it behind.I held the money in my hand,staring at the number "20"and feeling46 than I ever had.Ithought about slipping the money into my pocket.No one would know,but it didn't feel47.Iknew it didn't belong to me.I had to find its owner and give it back!So I told my mom what hadhappened."We'll look for him."she said kindly.We rushed out and found him stepping into his car inthe parking lot!We48 him and asked whether he had left money at the cash machine."Letme49,"he said,pulling out his wallet and bills."Twenty,forty,eighty...Oh!You're right,"hesaid with surprise,"I'm50 a $20 bill.""Here you go,"I said,smiling with pride,as if I was a(n)51 who had solved a mystery."Thank you so much,"he said,bending down and shaking my hand.My heart_52.Before sayinggoodbye,he asked my mom for my name and53."I want to send your daughter a thank-youcard,"he said.

录音原文：Text IM:I can't believc I'm firally going to meet my idol.I've been listening to her songs since I was alittle boy.W:I heard that she will be signing on fans'things.Did you bring your record?M:I did,(1)and I've alfeady booked my spot in the line.Text2W:Tom always complains that he can't lose any weight.If he just focused a bit and exercisedfor once,he could easily do it.M:Actually,I heard he has a heart condition.For a person like him,losing weight isalmost impossible.(2)Text3M:Sorry,I'm late for school.W:Did you miss your bus?M:Ycs.The bus arrived and I was just about to get on.Suddenly,I realized I'd forgotten mywallet.(3)1 had to run back homc and gct it.Text 4W:Hey,you should take your hat off when going inside.(4)It's bad luck otherwise.M:That's an old eustom,from a time when people all wore hats with suits.And anyway,howcome you get to keep your glasses on?W:They're not for the sun,but to sec!Text 5W:As long as you come on time,what you do outside of work is none of my business.But ifyou keep doing this,I'll have to remove it from your'pay.(5)M:I wasn't late,just looking for something to clcan the floors with.Text 6W:The gyms are all closed and metal weights cost a fortune.So I built my own.(6)M:Wow,that's interesting.But it also sounds difficult.I'm sure you had to'learn a lot in theprocess.W:Yes,I got to leamn how to make concrete,for example.1 chose it for the weights because it ischeaper than iron..M:But how did you know how much concrete you needed?(7)W:Usually,one pound of dry concrete powder()can be turned into two pounds of wetconerete.(7)Each 10-pound bag of concrete powder doubles in weight when you add water.Text 7M:How long have you lived on the island?(8)(9)I'm afraid I could not handle it,with solittle to do.(8)But I must admit that I am very impressed by the fact that you're able to do it.W:There's actually a lot to do if you enjoy nature.I came here at first because I enjoyedwatching birds.(9)I quickly learned there's so much more.I picked up fishing here,and Ican go with one of the neighbors.In my life,I've never had so much time to devote to painting,either.There's a beautiful bcach just 10 minutes'walk that way,for example,which I'mdrawing.Is that where you're going?M:No,I'll just stay here.I will pack up and leave this aftemoon.W:Well,if you'd like to stay for another night,I could offer you a room for free.I have nobody elsein the hotel tonight.

29.How did researchers draw their conclusion?A.By referring to previous data.B.By analyzing the cause and effect.C.By consulting professionals'opinions.D.By conducting an experiment in the lab.30.What contributes to sea turtles'detecting plastic in the sea?B.Sense of touch.A.Sense of sight.D.Sense of hearing.31.What's the author's attitude toward buying plastic bottles?C.Sense of smell.C.Indifferent.D.Tolerant.A.Supportive.B.Disapproving.DLudwig van Beethoven is undoubtedly one of the greatest musicians that ever lived.Unfortunately,he died while still working on his 10th Symphony.Now,a team of musiciansand scientists have used artificial intelligence(AI to complete the artist's final masterpiece.Dr.Matthias Roder first came up with the idea to complete the composition in 2019,believing itwas a special way to celebrate Beethoven's 250th birthday in December 2020.He invited musiccomposer Walter Werzowa and Dr.Ahmed Elgammal,the creator of an innovative AI technology forthe art market to help him with the great task.Elgammal and his colleagues started the process by familiarizing the AI software initiallywith a broad range of classical music,and then,narrowed it to just Beethoven's work.Meanwhile,Werzowa and his group tried to interpret the rough sketches (and thehandful of notes that detailed Beethoven's plans for the 10th Symphony.The team then began the careful task of feeding the AI software musical notes from theunfinished composition.Elgammal says that since music is very structured and mathematical.AI can predict the next note reasonably accurately.However,it started to deviate from thecentral theme after a few notes.To stay true to Beethoven's original composition,Elgammal'steam sent Werzowa hundreds of Al-generated musical note variations every evening.Werzowawould listen to them and then select the one that he thought was closest to what the artistwould have written.The AI team would add the music and rerun the software to generate thenext suggestion.And piece by piece,the team was able to complete Beethoven's 10thThe composition-delayed by a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic-first appeared atSymphony！the Telekom Forum in Beethoven's birthplace of Bonn,Germany,on October 9,2021.Notsurprisingly,the Al-generated masterpiece is causing some debate.Critics believe technologyshould not be used in the human creative process.Elgammal and his team believe their AIsoftware is not out to replace humans-it is just a tool to help artists to express themselves innew ways.32.For what purpose did Dr.Matthias Roder want to complete the 10th Symphony?A.To prove his talent.B.To test AI's power.C.To honor BeethovenD.To put on a performance.33.Which can best describe the process of completing the composition?A.Cost-saving and smooth.B.Efforts-taking and fruitful.C.Time-consuming and fruitless.D.High-efficient and accurate.34.What does the underlined phrase"deviate from"in paragraph 4 probably mean?A.Figure out.B.Get across.C.Set down.D.Keep off.35.What does the author intend to do in the last paragraph?A.State people's responses objectively.B.Praise Elgammal and his team's efforts.C.Advocate writing compositions creatively.D.Oppose replacing musicians with technology.英语试题第5页（共8页）

a,cneaetwooem,snTehoeaation Alpha's future will hold or the dilemmas they will face.Nemhey mke hall of the populationA.They are a lot more independent.D.They accessed technology much younger.C.They have a greater influence on others.29.What might be Siri?C.A football fan.D.Sunny's brother.A.A toy.B.A book30.What does MeCrindle think of the future of Generation Alpha?C.Uncertain.D.WorryingA.Bright.B.Challenging.31.What is mainly talked about in the passage?A.A new phenomenon.B.A new generation.C.Human's future.D.Artificial intelligence本文是一篇说明文。文幸介绍了“阿尔法一代”这一说法的由来、这一代人的特点，以及专家们对这代人未8.D细节理解题。根据第三段内容可知，阿尔法一代与前人不同的是他们在更小的年龄接触了更多的科技来的预测。29.A推理判断题。根据第六段首句中“grew up with intelligent playthings such as Si”可知，Sin在这里应该是产品。故选D。指一种玩具。故选A。0.C推理判断题。根据文章末段内容可知，MeCrindle认为阿尔法一代的未来无法确定。故选C。31.B主旨大意题。本文在开头介绍了“阿尔法一代”这种称呼的由来以及这代人的特点，然后以Ndahmowa为例进行了进一步介绍，由此推断本文主要介绍了阿尔法这代人。故选BDAbout 236,000 people drown every year,according to the World Health Organization.Humans aren't the only an-imals that drown,of course;dogs,birds and more can drown when they're caught in water with no way to escape.Butwhat about fish and other sea animals?"Sea animals also need oxygen to live,"said Frances Withrow,a scientist at Oceana."It's just that they live ondissolved oxygen,while we get oxygen from the air."Most fish breathe when water moves across their gills().But if the gills are damaged or water cannot moveacross them,the fish can suffocate.They don't technically drown,but they do die from a lack of oxygen.Fishing equipment,such as some types of hooks,can damage the gills.Harmful bacteria may attach to the gills,blocking them so they can't get oxygen from the water.Although some fish can pump water across their gills while at rest,many fish must swim constantly so that waterflows past them.If they get trapped,such as in a fishing net,they may get stuck and die.Other animals,such as dolphins,get air the way we do.But they can only do it when they surface.Fishingequipment can trap them underwater,preventing them from doing so.It's difficult to know how many sea animals choke,Withrow said,but entanglement()kills 300,000 whalesand dolphins each year,the International Whaling Commission estimates.Sometimes,areas of the ocean may not have enough dissolved oxygen to support the fish that live there.One waythis can happen is if many plankton()bloom after plentiful nutrients become available.The plankton use upall the oxygen in a short period,causing fish in the area to suffer.Moreover,warm water doesn't hold as much dissolved oxygen as cold water does,according to Withrow.As oceantemperatures increase due to climate change,"dead zones"with lower oxygen levels are emerging.32.What does the underlined word"suffocate"in Paragraph 3 probably mean?A.Starve.B.Escape.C.Choke.D.Sink.33.What is a main reason for dolphins to surface?A.To avoid the trap.B.To breathe in oxygen.C.To watch out for dangerD.To defend baby dolphins.34.Which of the following might Withrow agree with?A.There is no oxygen or sea animals in"dead zones".B.The more nutrients there are in the water,the betterC.Increased water temperature is harmful to sea animalsD.The lower water temperature is,the less oxygen there is.精品模拟信息卷·英语教用三[第6页！

Ⅲ.根据汉语提示，填写恰当的短语完成句子，每空一词。1.-I lost my favorite watch yesterdayI.根据句意及汉语提示完成句子。How terrible(真糟糕)！2.The mobile phone(可移动电话)第1.The_headmaster(校长)is35 years old andcost Tina 3,888 yuanhe's a father of two children.3.With the helpof(在…的帮助下)Tony,Mona finished节2.一Wendy,.do you know when online(在线的)her homework on time.shopping became popular?4.The students are talking aboutthe-Sorry,I don't know.number of(…的数量)cans3.I won't buy that piano,because it's toothey need.5.Mrs Miller told her daughter tostayexpensive(贵的).gaway from_(远离)the heavy trafficg6.Unluckily,many people losttheirlives_(失去生命)in the accident.4.一What about having pizza(比萨饼)for7.If you don't want to climb the stairs,youdinner?can take thelift(乘坐Sounds like a good idea.电梯).5.Will people live on Mars(火星)in the future?8.Remember to turnoff(关掉)6.Diana wants to learn how to make her ownthe TV before you go to bed.website(网站).9.You can play here,but becareful7.My grandfather has a great knowledge(知识)of(小心…)the cars on the roadof Chinese history.10.There is a deskin the middleof(在…的中间)Rick's room.11.The museum isclose to(靠近)the school.We can walk there.12.The students ran out of(跑出…)the classroom happily and8.America,Australia and Canada are allwent to the gymEnglish-speaking(讲英语的)countries13.If you have any problem,you canask9.Sam thinks English grammar(语法)is easy,Mr Fisher for,help(向…请but I think it's difficult.求帮助).l0.It gave me great pleasure(快乐)to meet14.The farm house felldown(坍塌)，you.but luckily no one got hurt15.There is something wrong with the powergIine_(电源线).gV,按括号内的要求改写句子，每空一词。1l.The movie comes from a true_(真实的)story.l.John wants to have two more cakes.(改为12.Parents should correct (4)their children if同义句)they do something wrong.John wants to have another twol3.Linda got up late..As a result(结果)，she didn'tcakes.2.You shouldn't jump off the window.(改为catch the school bus.祈使句)l4.If you want to improve(提高)your Chinese,Don't jump off the window.you should often speak with Chinese friends.3.It's safer to stay under the table.(改为同义l5.I'm sure(确信的)that Sara can do well in句)the math exam.Staying under the table issaferl6.What a sunny day today!It's perfect(完美4.Many children lost their homes in the的)for a picnic.yphoon.(改为一般疑问句)17.Idon't know whether(是否)Harry will comeDid many children lose theirto join us for lunch or not.homes in the typhoon?l8.If you want more information(信息)about5.Over ten people came to the party.(改为同the club,please call Dora.义句)19.The apples there were verycheap(便宜的)Morethanten people came toso I bought five kilosthe party20.My sister made a poster(海报)for theschool music festival.

变大。这也是人类说情的典型特征，因为人们通带会桃高声音，以伊有审的以渐中物罗好地理解)”可知，当周围噪音变大时，人有们发伟的声省由会变大，材防人35.C【解析】推理判断顺。相据最后段最后一句e0hW伪eemy加promising species to fnd these direet connetions and uncover themyry结果表明，海豹可能是最有希望找到这些直彬联界并揭开语育奥秘的物种)”可细，立修例究结果能够帮助利学家揭开语言奥秘，故优©第二节（共5小题：每小题2分，满分0分）这是一篇说明文。文章就飞机为什么涛成白色的原因进行1儿方面的分析36.E【解析】由上文While ga2ing(M望)an airplane paing thousand of feet4,when you are just about to board a fight at the airport,haveyoumajority of airplanes are white?It seem a bitr but there凝视着一架从数干英尺高空飞过的飞机，或者当你正男在机场特机时，你是否住意到修少多数飞机都是白色的？这似乎有点奇怪，但有什么真正的原因吗？)”可细，上文主罗就“为什么飞机是白色的”提出疑间。E选项“Commercial planes are generally white because ofthe following reasons'”(商用飞机通常是白色的，原因如下)符台语境，其中“becaus%fcfollowing reasons'”和上文“is there a real reason for”对位，且“ollowing'”有启下作用。故选E。37.D【解析】由上文“The color white is a terrific reflector of sunlight,and reffects almost all thelight that falls on it,,unlike other colors,.which absorb some of the light,.(白色是一种极s好的阳光反射器，它几乎能反射掉落在上面的所有光线，不像其他颜色那样，其他颜色会哪收一些光线)”和下文“it will absorb sunlight and heat up the body of the airplane,hich issomething you want to avoid.(它会吸收阳光并加热机身，这是你要避免的)”可细，白色会反光，其他颜色会吸收阳光，这是需要避免的。D选项“If you paint your airplane in a colorother than white(如果你把飞机漆成白色以外的颜色)”符合语境，其中“a color other thanwhite'”与前文“other colors”和后文“it”对应，起承上启下作用。故选D。38.B【解析】由下文“In terms of money,,painting an airplane is not like painting a fence,trequires a considerable investment.Painting a regular Airbus takes between two and sevendays,depending on your budget.Plus,more paint on the fuselage (means more overallweight,.which will translate to higher operating cost..(就金钱而言，画飞机不像画篱笆。这需要大量投资。为常规空中客车喷漆需要两到七天的时间。此外，机身上的油漆越多，意味着总重量越大，这将导致运营成本越高)”可知，这段主要讲给飞机上漆成本很大。B选项“Painting is expensive(油漆很贵)”符合语境，其中“cxpensive”与后文“higher operatingcost”对应。故选B。39.G【解析】由上文“Buying a colored airplane would mean that they would likely have to paintit white,.for the various reasons mentioned above.(出于上述各种原因，购买彩色飞机意味着他们可能不得不将飞机漆成白色)”可知，买其他颜色的飞机又要漆白，这会导致成本增加。G选项“So it makes perfect sense that the company would pay a lower price for coloredairplanes(因此，该公司将为彩色飞机支付更低的价格是完全合理的)”符合语境，其中“colored airplanes”与上文对应，故选G。40.F【解析】由上文“Finally,if there's no problem with the existing white color,then whybother fixing it at all??(最后，如果现有的白色没有问题，那么为什么还要费心修复它呢？)”以及结合全文可知，飞机被漆为白色在科学方面可以减少对热的吸收，经济方面可以节约五长长然密第4页（共9页)

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6What does the woman preferfoB A Meat.Where doSome Italian architects have completed the first 3D-printed home made from clayh comes from“teehnology"and“clayIrsfounder.Merio Cucinella,points out that building homes from eatth is not new.dme om s mis of earth.warer and organie material is one of the worldort firmness,and bio degradability etsdesi c ecome prectical option to house people who lack adequate housing due toOver the past few years.many 3D-printed homes and communities have beenfinancial issues.nceprualired.promising low construction costs.But while previous structures were builtusing conerere or plastic,TECLA was mainly built from soil at the site mixed with waterhuCucella blieve hcan be dopdn ienheverloal merirevlble,n could be chepwhere industrial corucion materials are harder tomby.thhas its drawbacks.Itmuch ower proces than quickdrynDprinted homes and al-clay skyscrapers are not likely in the future.Howevhfvalble soil and the program's ease of construction mean that TECLA ou beeedtoprovide housing in many different countries.It is estimated that by2303billion people will require access to accessible and affordable residences."You can build thiskind of house in many more places when you are not dependent on some specific product,"Cucinella explained.TECLA has drawn wide attention."I'm not in the position to say this will be the futureof all houses on the planet,"Russo,another 3D-printing architect said.However,he added,"I think this revolution of 3D printing is to give people a degree of freedom in how to dothings,without being connected to a big,professional industry."28.What's the purpose of TECLA?A.To make 3D-printed homes firmer.B.To assist in solving housing issues.C.To provide alternatives for house buyers.D.To help the poor through financial difficulty.29.What can we learn about the construction of TECLA?A.It's quite expensive.B.It takes a shorter time.C.It's a demanding process.D.It's flexible in material selection.30.What is Russo's attitude to TECLA?A.Favorable.B.Critical.C.Doubtful.D.Tolerant.31.What's the text mainly about?A.A design that can replace the previous patterns.B.A technology that takes the lead in architecture.C.A structure where tradition meets new technology.D.A trend where technology is coupled with architecture.

67.As I stood in line waiting to cash out at a "pack your own"kind of store,wherecustomers pack their items by themselves,I stared at the customer in front of mereading the magazines.She was young,but she already had a tired look to her,withheads bent forwards-as if life had beaten her down too many times.Her face looked pale from extreme tiredness.Her winter coat was thin andunbuttoned.The well-worn scarf around her throat probably did little to protect it fromthe cold weather.Her hands turning a few pages,were rough and red.When I lookeddown at her boots,I could see a small piece of a clear plastic bag partially visiblethrough a hole in her left boot.The items in her cart included the cheapest cuts of meat and some thingslike rice and potatoes.There were also lots of noodles.Day-old bread,inexpensive soap,and tissues on sale-well,almost.In a far corner sat a little toy and a pretty dress thatwas 50 percent off.She continued to look at the magazines as we waited,and more people lined upbehind us.She finally took one out and turned it over several times,trying to find aprice before finally turning to me."I'm sorry to bother you,"she began in a shy and nervous tone."But can you tellme how much this is?I forgot my glasses at home."“Of course”I said with a smile.When I finally found the small print and told her,she shook her head and put itback."They've become so expensive,haven't they?"I said sympathetically."Next!"The cashier called in a gentle voice before she could answer,and shemoved forward to begin her transaction(交易)注意：1.续写词数应为150左右：2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。When told the cost,the woman's face paled.I approached the cashier and whispered "Include her removed items in my bill,please.”第9页共10页

(own the proget on pargeaxdA.To do more research.B.To draw more attention.C.To reduce construction cosD.To make the house stronger.30.What canwe know abou-prnted houfomhe tex?A.They have been popular in parts of the Us.B.They will take the pace ofoC.They will be economical and personiD.They will be built automaticallywthourkers31.What is the author's attitude toward3Dprinted houses?A.Disapproving.B.Cautious.C.SkepticalD.Positive.0Itisknown that when youeeddyoumiht fee your hearae yourheart racing because you'eafraid?deyouspeeding heartitsfibuteoyouranxiety?Both could be true,a new study in mice suggests.In a new study,Deisseroth,a neuroscientist at Stanford University,and his colleagues useda light attached to a tiny vest over a mouse's genetically engineered heart to change the animal'sheart rate.When the light was off,a mouse's heart pumped at about 600 beats per minute.Butwhen the team turned on a light that flashed at 900 beats per minute,the mouse's heartbeatfollowed suit."It's a nice reasonable acceleration,one a mouse would experience in a time ofstress or fear,"Deisseroth explains.When the mice felt their hearts racing,they showed anxiety-like behavior.In riskyoccasions-like open areas where a lile mouse might be someone's lunch-they slunk()along the walls and hid in darker corers When pressing a handle for water that couldsometimes be couped witha mild shockmewithnomal heart rates still pressed withouthesitation.But mice with racing hearts deided theydather gothirstyThe reserchersd heindthtight be procentheinereased heartratee o thm the otncspr that s(内部感受回路)，he cxplains.“Whenwesawihatsignal,ourinterestwasdefnitoystimulaied.”The extohof the bodytha might ecanicty.·wEcancdtinourstonachomtine,rwecanicelitnorHcekorshoidcshng i totese reven otherty that prouUnderstanding theikbetween beart and head could eventually factor into how doctortetpaniethe and he clinie s moch more compor anxiety-like behavior.than that of the hear head82.Whatisnainllklbotinparogaph2”A,TheaplcaionofhenewindinBB.The reu ofC The mthdD.The wayfcthe.2023年青桐则英语（四）第5页（共8页）

A41.A.healdB.wealthD.confidenceC.happinessC42.A.developmentB.conditionD.standardC.treatmentD43.A.accompanicsB.allowsD.causesC.signals44.A.camyB.changeD.consumeC.make25.AsB.reduceC.assistD.worsenD6.A.directionsB.featuresC.aspectsD.powersC47.A.affectsB.favorsC.touchesD.attracts54s.A.reglarlyB.currentlyC.suddenlyD.slowlyC9.A.disippointedB.excitedC.concernedD.frightenedA50.A decidedB.announcedC.commentedD.responded51.AsB.previousC.preciousD.possibleD5A.resolutionB.epportunityC.scheduleD.sessionD53.A.permissionB.recordC.attitudeD.faith54.A.profitableB.valuableC.reliableD.reasonable乙克A:甲B.get downC.test outD.leave behind第二节共10小题：每小题15分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Chma's high-end manufacturing industry is developing fast 56van increasing number of companies going public,expading their footprints overseas.High-end manufacturing,compared with 57 (traditionpl一一-opcis iclunm一TheofA-share-listed manufacturing,companies reached 3,313 last year,Among 9they),the number of listed companies in the high-end area reached_(account)for 65.5121 the market value of A-share-listed high-end manufacturing companies6o (increaseoThe of A-share listed manufacturing companies with a market value above 10 billion yuaninoreasod to 664 last year.fChnhend mnufactring industry results from the country's_(relative)od domestic business environment"said Zhou Mi,a researcher."62(facithdmanies are investing more in research and development to increase the added value ofhigher profits63 increase global competitiveness."eved their bii o mkeoft Therexrnthe globa highd manufacturing industry.Companies should improve productand explore more65色花obally.第西部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）程红修是李华，新西兰交换生m四y的画作入运了你校学生会举办的“大美中国”主题画展。请你给mmy写一封邮件，内容包括：1告知y其作品入选之事；2.葡评他的作品：3表示祝贺。注意：英语试题（新高考卷）第7页（共8页）

周测卷七Unit 12 InnovationTopic talk Lesson 1单句填空1.subsequently 2.accuracy 3.gifted 4.productive 5.to 6.launched 7.constantly8.the 9.physicist 10.proposals阅读分享不易的经历会让对方产生共鸣，使他们联想起自己的类似经历和获得战胜困难的成就感，从而改变自己的生活。11.C根据第2段可知，当年轻人听到你讲述不易的经历，他们可以面对并记录自己碰见的难事，也因此更容易认识到自己战胜了艰难的事情。无论遇到什么困难，当他们明白可以把它写下来，甚至与他们可以信任的人分享时，他们就会有转变一通常是积极的转变。他们将会积极地面对各种困难。12.A根据第3段第5句可知，这位客户在分享完自己的故事后，意识到自己从这段经历中获得了成功和成长。因此，她有了一种成就感。13.D根据最后一段第2句可知，分享失去亲人的痛苦经历会让你感到宽慰，从痛苦中走出来。14.A本文主要讲述了分享故事和经历的好处。分享不易的经历能让对方产生共鸣，让分享人感到宽慰，这种力量可以改变生活。七选五15~19 FDEBG完形填空作者就像挥动着翅膀的天使，给徒步旅行者送去他们需要的物品，也给予他们力量。20.A Marty和Norma去了Anza-Borrego沙漠。21.D作者看着地图，猜想他们会在Eagle Rock。22.A根据第3段第1句可知，作者会徒步到Eagle Rock。23.C作者希望在没有提前打招呼的情况下在Eagle Rock见到Marty和Norma,这对他们来说将会是一个惊喜。24.A作者在Eagle Rock见到了他们。25.B作者给那些旅行者带去了食物，他们狼吞虎咽地吃了起来。26.C一个女子称呼作者为“汉堡包帮手”，这个名字就这样定下来了。27.B能见到arty和Norma是件很棒的事。28.A帮助那些徒步旅行的人使作者感到很快乐。29.B作者让每个人在他带的日志上签名。30.C他们写下的话给作者增加了很多的快乐。31.B那些正是作者喜欢看到的话。32.D一个旅行者在邮件里说他迫切需要新的鞋垫。33.C作者给那个旅行者买了鞋垫。34.D作者原以为他会很感激自己，然而他只问了需要付多少钱给作者。意·8·【23新教材·ZC·英语·参考答案一BSD一选择性必修第四册一QG】

要站起来，但失败了，因此脸上露出了恼火的神情，因为这么简单的事情在以前对他而言是轻而易举就能做到的。46.A。47.C。根据文中的a long journey可知，当时只是父亲长期和疾病作斗争的开始，近几年，连最简单的事情，父亲都没办法靠自己做到了。48.B。49.C。根据上文对作者父亲生病情况的描述和下文的If only I could be.in griefand not have to...other emotions at the same time,then this wouldn't be so hard,igt?可知，作者当时一方面会因为父亲生病而难过，另一方面还得努力生活，让自己过得开心一些，这种矛盾的情绪让她有些不堪重负。50.B。51.D。根据下文的You cannot block out joy.blocking out grief一grief andjoy go hand in hand可知，作者希望自己能完全沉浸在悲伤的情绪中，而不用被其他情绪"拉扯”。52.C。根据下文的grief and joy go hand in hand可知，悲伤和高兴"携手同行”，你将高兴拒之门外的同时，也不能体会到悲伤的情绪。53.B。54.D。根据文中的Like finishing a marathon,you experience the feeling of.after running al‖those miles可知，喜悦是悲伤的结果，就像完成一场马拉松，你得跑完好多公里，承受那种苦，才能享受成就带来的快感。55.C。根据下文的I need them all可知，现在的作者学会让多种情绪一起共存。第二节主题语境：人与社会—历史、社会与文化本文是说明文。文章介绍了位于美国肯塔基州的猛犸洞国家公园，这里拥有世界上最长的洞穴系统。56.longest。考查形容词的最高级。根据in the world可知，应用形容词的最高级，表示

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frequency.Consequently we assumed that the sound is not intended for any internal communication within the species,adds Prof Yossi Yovel. Can it be concluded that fireflies have developed a special de fense mechanism specifically for bats?Ksenia Krivoruchku,the Ph D student who led the study,emphasizes that this claim was not proved in the study,but several features do point to this con- clusion."The idea of warning signals that the sender itself can- not detect is known from the world of plants but is quite rare a- mong animals.Our discovery of the 'musical battle'between fireflies and bats may pave the way for further research,and pos sibly the discovery of a new defense mechanism developed by ani mals against potential predators,"said Ksenia.

是一件能让作者走出家门的事。 48.A考查名词。根据下文可知，Charlie Brown是音乐剧中的主 人公，此处为Charlie Brown走上舞台。 49.C考查形容词。一开始，Charlie Brown被描绘成一个孤独的 男孩，午餐时没有人与他一起吃饭。 50.A考查动词。根据下文可知，Charlie Brown看到了一个同样 在独自吃饭的女孩。 5l.D考查名词。看到独自吃饭的女孩后，Charlie Brown决定走 过去找她聊天。 52.B考查名词。根据语境可知，Charlie Brown担心那位女孩根 本不会理睬自己，有点恐慌。 53.A考查动词。随着演出的进行，看到Charlie Brown的勇气 以及他们愉快地聊天，作者感到很惊讶。

第二部分阅读（共8小题；每小题2.5分，满分20分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳 选项。 A Measles (may be even more dangerous than doctors had thought.Researchers reported last week that the disease de- stroys immunity(免疫力)that the victim has developed to fight off other infections. The researchers'findings help to explain why children often catch other infectious diseases after having measles.The findings also show the dangers of growing resistance to childhood vaccina- tion(接种疫苗)in some countries.. Two recent studies showed for the first time how measles

late 1870s and 1960s,a very different period in US history,when many parts of the country had Jim Crow laws,which allowed ra- cial separation(种族隔离).These laws made life and travel dan gerous for African-Americans.They couldn't use certain hotels, restaurants,or even gas stations.They had to be indoors after sunset or they might go to jail.Even famous black people had to follow the laws. But in 1936,a black mail carrier named Victor H.Green had an idea.He made a list of friendly businesses in New York City. He published the list as a small book with a green cover. The Green Book helped African-Americans travel more safely.Then, in 1964,Jim Crow laws went away.The book went away,too. Today many US people still remember the time of Jim Crow,but

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