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西昌市20XX高考英语阅读理解和信息匹配类练习(12)及答案

西昌市2016高考英语阅读理解和信息匹配类练习(12)及答案 本文关键词:西昌市,匹配,阅读理解,高考英语,答案

西昌市2016高考英语阅读理解和信息匹配类练习(12)及答案 本文简介:阅读下列四篇短文,从每小题后所给的A,B,C或D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。ScientistshavefoundwhatlooklikecavesonMars(火星),andsaytheycouldbeprotectinglifefromtheplanet’sterribleenvironment.

西昌市2016高考英语阅读理解和信息匹配类练习(12)及答案 本文内容:

阅读下列四篇短文,从每小题后所给的A,B,C或D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。

Scientists

have

found

what

look

like

caves

on

Mars(火星),and

say

they

could

be

protecting

life

from

the

planet’s

terrible

environment.

The

first

caves

discovered

beyond

the

Earth

appear

as

seven

mysterious

black

dots

on

the

pictures

sent

back

by

NASA’s

Mars

Odyssey

orbiter.

Each

as

large

as

a

football

field,they

may

be

openings

into

natural

caves

below

the

Martian

surface.

“If

there

is

life

on

Mars,there

is

a

good

chance

you’d

find

it

in

caves,”

said

Jut

Wynne,one

of

the

researchers

who

noticed

the

features

while

working

on

a

US

Geological

Survey

Mars

Cave

Detection

Program.

Jonathan

Clarke,a

geologist

with

the

Mars

Society

of

Australia,yesterday

described

the

discovery

as

exciting.

One

photo

taken

at

night

by

an

infrared

imager(红外线成像器)

showed

one

hole

to

be

unusually

warm,suggesting

hot

air

trapped

during

the

day

is

flowing

out.

“I

said:‘Wow,that’s

a

cave.

’”

Dr.

Clarke

said

excitedly.

“People

have

been

looking

for

these

for

a

long

time;now

we

have

found

them.”

He

agreed

such

caves

would

be

perfect

places

to

hunt

for

life

escaping

from

the

bitterly

cold,radiation-soaked(充满辐射的),dry

surface.

“Tiny

drops

of

water

could

collect

inside,”

he

said.

“If

there

are

gases

coming

out,they

could

provide

energy

for

a

whole

range

of

bacteria.

A

cave

is

also

a

protection

from

radiation;

the

surface

of

Mars

is

exposed

to

high

levels

of

space

radiation.

The

caves

probably

formed

when

tube-shaped

lava

flows(管状岩浆流)

spread

across

the

planet

long

ago.

The

outside

of

the

tubes

cooled,forming

solid

walls,while

something

hotter

inside

allowed

the

remaining

lava

to

flow

out,forming

caves.”

1.

What

does

the

passage

mainly

talk

about?

A.

How

the

caves

were

formed

on

Mars.

B.

How

scientists

found

these

caves

on

Mars.

C.

Caves

on

Mars

may

be

full

of

hot

air

or

a

sign

of

life.

D.

Scientists

have

completely

recognized

the

surface

of

Mars.

2.

We

can

learn

from

the

passage

that

.

A.

water

has

already

been

found

on

Mars

B.

the

scientists

found

all

the

caves

at

night

C.

it

is

certain

that

there

is

life

in

these

caves

D.

the

surface

of

Mars

is

bitterly

cold,radiation-soaked

and

dry

3.

According

to

the

passage,Dr.

Clarke

was

so

excited

because

.

A.

such

caves

could

provide

energy

for

life

B.

they

had

finally

found

the

caves

on

Mars

C.

such

caves

would

be

perfect

places

to

hunt

for

life

D.

scientists

had

long

been

looking

for

these

caves

4.

Necessary

condition

for

life

on

Mars

mentioned

in

the

passage

may

include

.

A.

lava

and

energy

B.

water

and

radiation

from

space

C.

gases

and

lava

D.

water

and

protection

from

radiation

【参考答案】1--4、CDBD

阅读理解。阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。

Seen

from

space

the

earth

is

covered

with

a

blue

mantle.

It

is

a

planet

on

which

the

continents(洲,大陆)

are

dwarfed

(相形见绌)

by

the

ocean

surrounding

them

and

the

vastness

of

the

marine

(海洋的)

area.

An

astonishing

80

percent

of

all

life

on

earth

is

to

be

found

hidden

beneath

the

waves

and

this

vast

global

ocean

drives

the

natural

forces

which

keep

life

on

our

planet.

The

ocean

provides

necessary

sources

of

protein,energy,minerals

and

other

products

and

the

rolling

of

the

sea

across

the

planet

creates

over

half

our

oxygen,drives

weather

systems

and

natural

flows

of

energy

and

nutrients

around

the

world,transports

water

masses

many

times

greater

than

all

the

rivers

on

land

combined

and

keeps

the

earth

suitable

for

living

things

to

survive.

Without

the

global

ocean

there

would

be

no

life

on

earth.

It

is

seriously

worrying,then,that

we

are

damaging

the

ocean

on

a

level

that

is

unimaginable

to

most

people.

We

now

know

that

human

activity

can

have

a

serious

influence

on

the

vital

forces

of

our

planet.

We

have

fundamentally

changed

our

global

climate

and

are

just

beginning

to

understand

the

consequences

of

that.

As

yet

largely

unseen,but

just

as

serious,are

the

influences

we

are

having

on

the

ocean.

A

healthy

ocean

has

diverse

ecosystems

and

strong

and

healthy

habitats.

The

actual

state

of

our

ocean

is

a

far

cry

from

this

natural

state.

A

lot

of

pressure

is

being

put

directly

and

indirectly

on

ocean

ecosystems

by

human

activities.

Consequently

ecosystems

are

breaking

down

as

marine

species

are

in

danger

of

dying

out

and

ocean

habitats

are

being

destroyed.

With

the

decrease

in

their

diversity,ocean

ecosystems

are

losing

their

natural

way

of

recovery.

We

need

to

defend

the

ocean

now

more

than

ever,because

climate

change

is

having

a

potentially

disastrous

impact

on

the

marine

world.

1、.

What

can

we

learn

from

Paragraph

2?

A.

What

the

ocean

looks

like.

B.

What

the

ocean

is

made

up

of.

C.

What

live

in

the

ocean.

D.

What

functions

the

ocean

has.

2、.

According

to

the

text,the

ocean

directly

provides

people

with

____.

A.

water

forming

rivers

B.

comfortable

habitats

C.

all

the

natural

forces

they

need

D.

driving

forces

for

energy

and

nutrients

3、.

It

is

not

realized

by

many

people

that

we

have

____.

A.

done

great

harm

to

the

ocean

B.

benefited

greatly

from

the

ocean

C.

fundamentally

changed

our

global

climate

D.

begun

to

suffer

the

consequences

of

pollution

4、.

The

best

title

for

this

text

would

be

____.

A.

Protecting

Our

Planet

B.

Defending

Our

Ocean

C.

Getting

to

Know

Our

Planet

D.

Make

Good

Use

of

Our

Ocean

【参考答案】1—4、DDAB

阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。

Time:

April

8th,2010

at

10

PM

To

April

9th,2010

at

3

AM

Location:

Babyface

Guangzhou

Street:

No.83

Changdi

Da

Ma

Road,Guangzhou

City/Town:

Guangzhou

Website

or

Map:

http://www.16fw.com.cn

Phone:

020-8335

5771

Organized

By:

Babyface

China

Official

Grammy

nominated

(格莱美奖提名)artist

and

globally

admired

DJ

and

Producer

Paul

van

Dyk

continues

to

lead

the

electronic

music

charts

and

appears

at

the

highpoint

of

every

Top

DJ

list

across

the

globe.

PvD,as

his

fans

have

nicknamed

him,is

currently

ranked

the

World’s

No.

1

DJ

by

DJ

Magazine’s

“Top

100

DJs

poll”

for

the

second

successive

year.

PvD

is

well-known

as

one

of

the

hardest

working

artists,with

sold-out

tours

that

cross

each

continent,headline

spots

at

every

major

festival,and

a

hugely

successful

recording

career.

With

over

3

million

albums

sold

worldwide,van

Dyk

travels

around

the

world

over

16

times

each

year

to

sold

out

performances

internationally.

Born

in

Eisenhuettenstadt,East

Germany,Paul

van

Dyk

grew

up

in

East

Berlin.

Because

his

community

did

not

have

a

true

club

culture,Paul

van

Dyk

listened

to

the

radio

where

he

discovered

his

passion

for

music

that

extended

beyond

Techno

music—he

wanted

to

create

a

different,more

unique

sound.

In

the

early

1990’s

Paul

van

Dyk

was

performing

regularly

at

various

clubs

in

Berlin

before

releasing

his

first

album

45

RPM

in

1994.

But

it

was

the

release

of

his

second

album

Seven

Ways

that

put

him

into

Top

100,followed

by

the

release

of

his

hit

single

“For

An

Angel,”

which

began

to

earn

him

praise

across

the

globe.

By

the

time

Paul

van

Dyk

released

Out

There

Unfortunately,however,they

are

now

in

serious

danger.

More

than

one-third

are

in

such

bad

shape

that

they

could

die

within

ten

years.

36

Here

are

the

three

main

causes

discovered.

The

first

cause

is

pollution

on

land.

The

pollutants

run

with

rainwater

into

rivers

and

streams,which

carry

the

poisons

into

the

ocean.

37

So

they

will

be

easily

infected(感染)

with

diseases.

38

Higher

ocean

temperatures

kill

the

important

food

source(来源)

for

the

coral—the

algae,the

tiny

greenish-gold

water

plants

that

live

on

coral.

39

This

process

has

happened

more

and

more

frequently

in

recent

years.

The

last

factor

contributing

to

the

disappearance

of

coral

reefs

is

people.

People

sometimes

crash

into

reefs

with

their

boats,breaking

off

large

blocks

of

coral.

40

Moreover,some

people

even

break

coral

off

to

collect

for

souvenirs

since

it

is

so

colorful

and

pretty.

A.

Global

warming

is

another

reason.

B.

Many

might

not

even

last

that

long!

C.

Divers

who

walk

on

reefs

can

also

do

serious

damage.

D.

Reefs

provide

a

home

for

25%

of

the

fish

in

the

ocean.

E.

Chemicals

from

the

poisons

kill

reefs

or

make

them

weak.

F.

Steps

must

be

taken

now

to

stop

over-fishing

and

pollution

of

the

oceans.

G.

When

the

algae

die,the

coral

loses

its

color

and

it

also

dies

in

the

end.

【参考答案】36----40

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