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班级：姓名：COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONSA.Her curiosity about nature.B.A birding trip with friends.Can I buy this book in print?C. Her desire to interpret birds.D.A required class in university.27. How does birding benefit Sanchez?yourself. You can put it in a 3-ring binder（活页夹） or take the printed copy to Office Max toA. It helps her make more friends.B.It gives her a sense of achievement.bind in a spiral notebook for less than $5.C. It frees her from her daily pressure.D. It allows her to adapt to the real world.·What are the discount codes so I can buy multiple copies?Two copies:Save 30% with code SAVEON2CThree or more copies: Save 40% with code SAVEON3+There are about 537million people living with diabetes(糖尿病） today.It's predicted that21. What can be learnt from the book?A. Party planning skills are useful beyond hosting events.both conditions that affect how the body regulates blood sugar,but they have different causesB. Teens should hold perfect parties at any cost.C.Teens needn't prepare for unexpected situations.that patients have to obtain insulin externally to regulate their blood sugar levels. Nowadays，D. Parties always follow the same pattern.22.（易错题）How much should one pay for 4 copies using the discount codes？A.$36.00.B.$21.60.C.$26.60D.$25.20single-use or rechargeable batteries.23.What is the purpose of this passage？Now, a team of researchers led by Martin Fussenegger have put a new idea into practice.They developed an implantable fuel cell that uses excess blood sugar from tisue to generateA.To introduce a practical book to teenagers.B. To explain benefits of learning party planning skills.electrical energy. They combined the fuel cell with Artificial Beta Cells (ABCs) developed bytheir group years ago.These help produce insulin at the touch of abutton and effectively lwerC. To review a book about party planning skills.blood sugar levels much like their natural role models in the pancreas(胰腺）.D. To encourage parents to buy a book for teens.“Many people, especially in the Western industrialized nations, consume moreBcarbohydrates（碳水化合物） than they need in everyday life,”Fussenegger explains.This leadsSanchez stopped excitedly on her way to observe a bird on a shaking branch call itsto diseases such as diabetes,atness,etc.This gaveus the idea of using this xcess energy produce electricity to power these devices,” he says.are much more active when there isn’t a lot of wind.”Sanchez is a Golden Gate Bird Alliance (GGBA） member. In 2023, she was a scholar ofThe system combines sustained power generation and controlled insulin delivery. Once theGGBA Birding for Everyone and returned to the program in 2024 to serve as the fellowshipfuel cell indicates excess sugar,it starts to generate power.This electrical energy is then usedto stimulate ABCs to produce and release insulin into the blood.As a resultblood sugar dropsadviser.Many people pour into birdingbecause they love birdsbeautiful feathers,their complicatedto a normal level. Once it falls belowa certain level, the production of electricity and insulinstops.The electrical energy provided by the fuel cell can also enable the implanted system tocommunicate with external devicesThis allows potential users to adjust the system via a certainapp. A doctor could also access it remotely and make adjustments. The new system could beused to treat diabeteHoweverbringing suchadevicetothemarket isfarbeyond ou inancialto graduate,so she signed up.Learning about bird biology and how to interpret their behaviorallowed Sanchez to start seeing birds as unique individuals with rich lives and personalities.28. What do the team of researchers aim to do?l“The lab part of this class was basically field trips to go birding, she said,and Ifell in loveA.To find an alternative power source for biomedical devices.with it.” She also fell in love with the birding community she's now helping to build throughB. To make a kind of effective insulin for diabetes sufferers.involvement with groups like GGBA.“Nice as it is to go out on your own birding trips,C. To work out a way to prevent the spread of diabetes.D. To investigate the exact cause of type l diabetes.someone who gets it, how cool it is that you saw a bird around.29.(易错题） What does Fussenegger want to tell us in Paragraph 3？For Sanchez, birding is a way to relax and escape the busyness and stress of daily life.A. Why people in the industrialized nations enjoy carbohydrates.Slowing down to notice birds and getting to know them give her a new lens(透镜） throughB. What inspired his team to develop the invention.which to see the world.“I know better what's around me, which makes me more appreciative,”C. What can easily result in diabetes and fatness.she said.D.Why ABCs can function effectively.24.What can be known from the first paragraph?B.The weather affects birds' activities.30. What is special about the new system?A. Sanchez is an expert on climate.A.It is powered by an artificial pancreas.D.The wind protects birds from attack.C. Sanchez was on a business trip.B. It requires doctors real-time monitoring.25.Which of the following has the closest meaning to the underlined word “serendipity”inC. It constantly releases insulin in the blood.Paragraph 3?D.Investment.D. It can automatically adjust blood sugar levels.B.Interest.C.Responsibility.A.Chance.考前信息卷·英语·第五辑①·第4页考前信息卷·英语·第五辑①·第3页

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