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全国100所名粒最所高考楼拟示花意30.Which statement might Ruiliang Liu agree with?IOo】A.The workers had no time to record the recipe.abovegroB.Bronze alloys were first used in coin production.tool toC.The bronze recipe was kept seeret among the workers.32.WhaD.The reeipe reorder didn't get involved in the actual work.A.B.31.What is the most suitable title for the text?A.The production of ancient Chinese coinsB.The Chinese were the first to create bronze alloysC.Secrets of an ancient Chinese reeipe for bronze were discovered33.WD.Kao Gong i-the oldest technical book in the world的密DJust as cities warm the surrounding air,so too does human infrastructure(基础设施)warm the underlying earth.Now,an analysis of groundwater well sites across Europe reveasthat several thousand of those locations possess too much underground heat that could be rey34.cled to warm buildings for a year,researchers report in Nature Communications.Heat leaks into the subsurface from the warm roots of buildings such as parking garagesand tunnels,and from artificial surfaces such as asphalt ()In Lyon,France,for exam-封ple,researchers in 2016 found that human infrastructure warmed groundwater by more than 4degrees Celsius.35Harvesting the heat could be accomplished by piping groundwater to heat pumps at thesurface.The water previously warmed underground could then warm buildings as it releases第heat into their cooler inside space,says Susanne Benz,an environmental scientist at DalhousieUniversity.Using underground heat in this way could provide some communities with a relia-ble and low-energy means to warm their homes,Benz says."And if we don't use it,it will just线continue to accumulate,"she says.Benz and her colleagues analyzed the population size,heating demand and groundwatertemperature at more than 6,000 locations,most of which were in Europe.The researchersfound that at about 43 percent of the locations,of which most are near highly populated areas,enough heat had accumulated in the top 20 meters of earth to satisfy a year's worth of the localheating demand.Though the researchers focused mostly on Europe,Benz says that other continents proba-bly also possess plentiful underground heat.In Europe and elsewhere,heat recycling might bemost possible in suburban areas,she says,where there is sufficient space to install heat recy-cling systems to help meet local heating demands.英语卷(二)第?页(共12)【23·(新高考)ZX·MN·英语·N】

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