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24.Why does Lawson mention the scene where the kids built sandcastles?D.The popularity of the British education system.A.To suggest a way to enjoy leisure.B.To tell us the inspiration for his book.29.How may Australians pronounce the word "light"?C.To convince us of how life works.D.To remind readers of the childhood.A.Loight.B.Leght.C.Lighs.D.Lighd.25.What do you know about the two books mentioned?30.What accounts for the lack of regional differences in Australian accents?A.The stories are literally works of fantasy.A.Small numbers of populations.B.Isolated geographical locations.B.They are purchased by kids universallyC.Similar lifestyle among residents.D.Large migrations within the country.C.They carry no elements of comic books.31.What can we learn about the Australian accent according to Dr Felicity Cox?D.Readers can only find pictures in them.A.It has become more diverse than ever.26.How does Lawson feel when telling us the last pages in the last paragraph?B.It has been greatly influenced by social media.A.Pleased.B.IndifferentC.Disturbed.D.ExhaustedC.It is a unique symbol of Australian identity.27.What can be a suitable title for the passage?D.It changes a lot based on American pronunciation rules.A.Childhood in sandcastlesB.Beautiful childhood memoriesC.Popular illustrated booksD.Explore the mystery of natureA Norwegian company has created what it calls the world's first zero-emission,autonomous cargo ship.Developed by chemical company Yara International,the ship wasThe Australian accent developed because so many early settlers were drunk.Deandesigned to reduce emissions of pollutants and greenhouse gases,and move goods away fromFrenkel,a communications expert at Victoria University in Melbourne,said that the firstroads to the sea.British arrivals to the country were such big drinkers that the distortion()to their speechThe shipping industry accounts for between 2.5%and 3%of global greenhouse gascaused a verbal change that persists to this day.emissions,according to the International Maritime Organization.Nearly all of Norway'sAcademic Mr.Frenkel wrote in the Australian newspaper The Age,"Our forefatherselectricity is generated by hydroelectric power,which is generally considered to have muchregularly got drunk together,and through their frequent interactions added an alcoholiclower carbon emissions than burning fossil fuels,despite the fact that it still producesslur()to our national speech patterns.For the past two centuries,from generation togreenhouse gases.generation,the drunken Australian accent continues to be taught by parents to their children."Capable of carrying 103 containers and with a top speed of 13 knots,it will use a 7 MWhMr.Frenkel continued,"The average Australian speaks to just two-thirds capacity-battery,with about a thousand times the capacity of one electrical car.The ship will bewith one-third of our speaking muscles always keep still as if lying on the couch.Missingcharged near the port before sailing to container harbors along the coast and then back again,consonants((辅音)can include missing“t”s(Impordant),“1”s(Austraya)and“s”sreplacing 40,000 truck journeys a year.(yesh),while many of our vowels()are lazily transformed into other vowels,especiallyAs well as providing a greener option compared to conventional cargo ships,there is no“a”sto“e”s(stending)and“i”sto“oi”s(noight).”crewman,which means it will be more cost-effective to operate.Initially,loading andThe Australian accent has historically lacked regional variation because although theunloading the ship will require humans,but gradually,all loading,discharging,and somecommunities began as isolated()settlements,there was a great deal of internalother operations will also be eventually operated using autonomous technology.That willmigration,particularly from Sydney where the first accent began.involve developing autonomous cranes()and carriers,which are the vehicles thatThe most common fear people have about the Australian accent is that it's becomingplace containers onto ships.more Americanized.But Dr.Felicity Cox,an associate professor of linguistics at MacquarieAccording to researchers,fully autonomous ships are the future.But there are manyUniversity,said that accents are remarkably resistant to change from factors such as socialchallenges to overcome before autonomous ships can be used for commercial long seamedia,and as long as people want to be known as Australian,they will keep the distinctivejourneys.Navigating traffic in large ports could be a major barrier.Australian sound.It will always remain a strong marker of national identity.Without a crew aboard to carry out maintenance checks,autonomous ships would need28.What makes the Australian accent special?built-in self-diagnosing systems with the ability to detect and fix problems,or call for humanA.Verbal patterns of native speakers.assistance.B.Early residents'custom of drinking alcohol.Although Yara International has no plans to add more autonomous ships to its operations,C.Frequent interactions with foreign countries.we may see more elements of Al technology used on commercial ships in the future.Elements英语试题第5页（共12页）英语试题第6页（共12页）

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