2022-2023学年浙江省十校联盟高三上学期10月联考英语试卷(含详解)

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1☢5ᡈᡈᨵ!⚪"⚪#ᡠ%ḄAஹBஹC⌱⚗#⌱*ᨬ,⌱⚗-᪗ᙠᔁḄ0123஺ᡈ567ᨵ89▅;ᔜ!⚪!⚪5=>;@!⚪7%*5=>ḄAB89஺ᡈ;CD஺☢EFBG6HG8!⚪஺6.WhatdoesVinnieJonesdonow?A.Heisasoccerplayer.B.Heisanactor.C.Heisadirector.7.WhatisspecialaboutVinnieJones?A.HeisafamousBritishsinger.B.HeisfamousinAmericabutnotinBrita.C.Heusedtobeawell-knownsoccerplayer.8.WhatdoweknowaboutWimbledon?A.ItwasonceledbyVinnieJones.B.ItismorecompetitivethanManchesterUnited.C.ItoncedefeatedLiverpoolandwonthechampionship.☢EFBG9HG11!⚪஺9.Whatdidthewomandolastweekend?A.Sherelaxedatthebeach.B.Shevisitedherparents.C.Shepreparedforapaper.10.Whydidthewomancomehomesosoon?A.Shehadworktodo.B.Shehadanappointment.C.Shewasinvitedonlyfortheweekend.11.Whatdidthewomanthinkofplayingvolleyballonthebeach?A.Easy.B.Challenging.C.Exciting.☢EFBG12HG14!⚪஺12.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Theyarerelatives.B.Theyarecolleagues.C.Theyarestrangers.13.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman'sfamilyfromtheconversation?A.Shehasanextendedfamily.B.Hergrandfatherusedtobeahandsomeactor.C.Hergrandparentsliveinabighousebehindhers.

214Whatdoesthewoman'smotherlooklike?A.Shelooksbeautiful.B.Shelooksyoung.C.Shelooksplain.☢EFBG15HG17!⚪஺15.Whatwouldthewomanandherhusbandprefertodofortheirweekend?A.VisitLasVegas.B.TakealongtripC.Relaxthemselves.16.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodoatthesea?A.Tosurfandridethewave.B.Toplayvolleyballonthebeach.C.Tohaveagoodsleeponthesoftsand.17.Whowouldmostprobablymakethefinaldecision?A.Thetravelagency.B.Thewoman.C.Thewoman'shusband.☢EFBG18HG20!⚪஺18.WhatkindofpersondidClemente'sparentswanthimtobe?A.Independentandhonorable.B.Honestandkind.C.Friendlyandselfless.19.WhichteamdidClementeplayforasaprofessionalplayer?A.Nineprofessionalteams.B.TheBrooklynDodgers.C.Acityteam.20.WhydidClementemakethetriptoNicaragua?A.Toprovidereliefsuppliesforpeoplethere.B.Toreceiveanawardasagreatbaseballplayer.C.Tocollectmoneyforpeopleinthequake-hitarea.GIJᑖL▅;MᐳC⁚Pᑖ50ᑖQGE⁚LMᐳ15!⚪L!⚪2.5ᑖPᑖ37.5ᑖQ▅;ᑡSᦻ"⚪ᡠ%ḄAஹBஹCஹDU⌱⚗#⌱*ᨬ,⌱⚗஺AThedazzlingbeautyofabandonedcinemasOldandhistoricalcinemasareallaroundusandyetsounnoticed.Anewphotobookunveilstheiroftenoverlookedbeauty.

3Loew'sPalaceTheatre,Bridgeport,ConnecticutOriginallyopenedasthePoli'sPalaceTheatrein1922byarchitectThomasW.LambasoneofadoubletheatrecomplexalongwiththeadjacentPoli'sMajesticTheatre.In1934,boththeatresweretakenoverbyLoew'sandoperatedasfilmtheatres.Inthelate1970s,anattempttoturnthebuildingintoaChristianRevivalCentrenevercametofruition.Thetheatreispresentlyvacantandawaitingrestoration.MetropolitanOperaHouse,PhiladelphiaOriginallyfoundedasthePhiladelphiaOperaHousein1908,itwasdesignedbylocalarchitectWilliamH.McElfatrick,whopresidedoverthedesignof40theatresinhiscareer.ThePhiladelphiaOperaHousewasdesignedforoperaimpresarioOscarHammersteinashisninthoperahouse.In1910,itwassoldtotheMetropolitanOperaofNewYorkCityandwasrenamedtheMet.Throughthe1920s,itshowedsilentfilmsinadditiontohostingvariousoperacompanies.Inthelate1930sitbecameaballroom,andinthe1940sasportsareaforbasketball,wrestling,andboxingevents.Itfinallyclosedin1954andwasturnedintoachurch.Robin'sTheatre,Warren,OhioOpenedin1923,ithad1,500seats,andwasdesignedbyarchitectsI.J.GoldstonandDetroit-basedC.HowardCrane.ItwasoperatedbyTheRobinsTheatreEnterprisesCo.,alocalcompanyfoundedbyDanielRobins,whowasanearlypartnerofAlbertWarnerofWarnerBros.Itclosedin1974andwasvacantuntil2018,whenitwasrenovatedandreopenedasamultipurposevenuein2020.1.Atpresent,whichcinemaareyoulikelytogotoforaconcert?A.Poli'sPalaceTheatre.B.Robin'sTheatre,Warren,Ohio.C.MetropolitanOperaHouse,Philadelphia.D.Loew'sPalaceTheatre,Bridgeport,Connecticut.2.Whatdothethreecinemashaveincommon?A.Allofthemwererenamed.B.Allofthemarecurrentlyinuse.C.AHofthemhavebeenrestored.D.Allofthemhaveundergonesomechanges.3.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A.Anillustratedmagazine.B.Acampusposter.C.Atravelingbrochure.D.Aresearchpaper.BThepipingploverisalreadyoneofthemostendangeredbirdsintheGreatLakesareaofthenorthernUnitedStates.Now,therisingwaterlevelsofLakeMichiganfurtherthreatenthebirdsandtheareaswheretheylive.PoolsofwaterareformingbehindseveralplovernestsalongSleepingBearDunesNationalLakeshoreinthestateofMichigan.ThewatersofLakeMichiganarenowonlyafewmetersfromtheplovers,nestingarea.Their

4homecouldbeonestormawayfromdestruction.VinceCavalieriworkswiththeU.S.FishandWildlifeService.HetoldtheAPthatthehighwaterlevelsputploversinmoredangerthanmostotherbirdgroups.Thalisbecausetheareaswheretheylivehavebeendisappearing.HeaddedthatsomenestsontheCanadiansideoftheGreatLakesalsohavebeensweptaway.TheGreatLakesgenerallyrisewiththemeltingsnowandrainstormsofspring,andfallduringthedrierSummermonths.However,somescientistsbelieveclimatechangeiscausingmorechangesinwaterlevels.Inarecentreport,researchersDrewGronewoldandRichardRoodsaid,“QuickchangesbetweenextremehighandlowwaterlevelsintheGreatLakesrepresentthe'newnormal.,,9Ifthatistrue,thepipingploverscouldbeatgreaterrisk.Theirnumbersalreadyhavedroppedbecauseofshorelinedevelopment.ThefederalgovernmentliststhebirdsasthreatenedinthenorthernGreatPlainsandalongtheAtlanticcoast.Recoveryprojectsarehelping,however.In2017,officialscounted76breedingpairsofplovers.Lastyear,theycounted67.Cavalieriofthefishandwildlifeserviceexpectstoseesimilarnumbersthisyear.Mostofthisyear'splovereggswillhatchbytheendofJune.4.Howdoestheauthordemonstratetheseverityofthepipingplover5slivingconditions?A.Bymakingcomparison.B.Bylistingdetailedevidence.C.Bygivingexamples.D.Bymakingpredictions.5.Whyareploversmoreendangeredthanmostotherbirds?A.Theyaretoosensitivetoclimatechanges.B.Theirnestsarenotstrongenoughtostandastorm.C.Thefederalgovernmentthinkslittleofprotectingplovers.D.Theirhabitatsaregreatlydestroyedduetotherisingwaterlevels.6.Whatcouldputthepipingploverinagreaterdanger?A.Theirhomesaredisappearingrapidly.B.Theirnumbersaredecreasingdramatically.C.Theshorelinedevelopmentisswiftandunavoidable.D.Theextremechangesinwaterlevelswilloccurfrequently.7.WhatisVinceCavalieri'sattitudetowardsthefutureofthepipingplover?A.Suspicious.B.Concerned.C.Optimistic.D.Objective.cLonelinessisbadforyourhealth.So,inthesedaysofCOVID-19,whenenforcedsolitudeMᜐQistheorderof

5thedayinmanyplaces,howtostopsolitudeturningintolonelinessisapressingmedicalquestion.OnepartoftheansweristotrytounderstandthephysiologyMWᳮQofthechange.StevenColeoftheUniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles,beganhisworkwithJohnCacioppooftheUniversityofChicago.Theyaddressedthatquestionbyrepeatedlyobservingsocialisolationinindividualvolunteers,whilesimultaneouslytrackingfrombloodsamples,theirgene-expressionpatternsandotherchangesintheirphysiology.Theyfoundthat,initially,volunteers9feelingsofisolationarerelatedtoanincreaseintheirinflammationgenesMYZ[\Qactivitywhicharealsoknowntotravelintothebrainandpromoteanxiety.Theyalsonotedthatincreasedlevelsinthiskindofbrainactivityinturnimproveinflammationandcausebehaviorssuchassocialwithdrawal,feelingsofsuspiciontowardstheoutsideworldandatendencytoactmoredefensivelybymakingdecisionsthatinvolvefewrisks.That,ofcourse,promotesfurtherfeelingsofloneliness.Itseems,therefore,thatthoughlonelinessstartswithsolitude,itcanquicklytakeonaphysiologicallifeofitsown.Therefore,dealingwiththelonelinesscausedbyenforcedisolationwillnotbeasimplematterofallowingpeopletosocialiseonceagain.Insearchofthat,Dr.Colecarriedoutaseriesofexperimentsthatencouragedlonelypeopletodirectsimpleactsofkindnesstowardstheirfellowcreatures:thingslikebuyinggroceriesfbranelderlyneighbourorhelpingacolleague.ThosedirectedtoshowkindnesshadpreciselytheoppositeinflammationgenesactivitytothatpreviouslyseeninthelonelybyDr.Cole.Theyfoundthatinthecaseofloneliness,thesaying:beingmoreblessedtogivethantoreceiveistrue.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedwords“thatquestion^^inparagraph3referto?A.Whatphysicalchangeshappenduringsocialisolation?B.Howcanwegetridofsolitudeandloneliness?C.Whatisthedifferencebetweensolitudeandloneliness?D.Whatarethesymptomsoflonelinesscausedbysolitude?9.WhyisitdifficultforpeopletoescapefromlonelinessaftertheendofCOVID-19?A.Theirphysiologicallifehastransformedtheirgenesandbehaviors.B.Theyhaveexperiencedvariousnegativeemotionswhenbeingalone.C.Theyarefacingaphysiologicalmatterratherthansimplyamentalstate.D.Theirsociallifehasbeengreatlychangedduetomonthsofsolitude.10.AccordingtoStevenCole,whichofthefollowingmayworktodealwithloneliness?A.Buyingfoodforthehomeless.B.Socialisingmorewithneighbors.C.Exercisingmoretoreduceanxiety.

6D.Conductingexperimentsoninflammation.11.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.FrighteningLoneliness:IncreaseInflammation.B.SolitudeandItsConsequences:FightLoneliness.C.TheUnavoidableProblems:SolitudeandLoneliness.D.AGround-breakingFinding:LonelinessCuredbyGiving.DDowningStreetwillreceiveaspecialdeliveryfrompostmastersthisafternoon,thecountry'sbiggesteverpetitionM]^_Qinmodemtimes,Fourmillionpeoplehavebackedacampaign,urgingthegovernmenttosaveBritain'spostoffices.Morethanfourthousandpostofficeshaveclosedsince1999forfinancialreasons;therestarelosinguptoaquarterofabillionpoundsayear.TheSaintLevanValleyPostOfficenearPlymouthfacesclosure.Itisoneofthousandsthatarenotcommerciallypracticalandcosttaxpayersoverahundredandfiftymillionpoundsayearinsubsidies.Andyetthecustomersheredon'tcareifthepostofficemakesmoney,theysayit'sasociallifelineforthecommunity."We'vehadpeoplemovedtotearshereattheverythoughtoflosingtheirpostoffice.Itssuchavitalpartofthecommunity."ThafswhyhundredsofpostmastershavearrivedinLondonthismorningtoremonstratewithwhattheycalladeathbyathousandcuts.Thegovernmenthasremovedsomanyservicesfrombranchesthatmanywouldbeforcedtoclose.Thisafternoonthey'llhandinapetitionsignedbyfourmillionpeoplewhichtheyhopewouldpreemptMᐜaᑴcQanygovernmentannouncementoncuts.Andatthetopofthelistofcomplaints:theplannedwithdrawalofthePostOfficecardaccount,usedbymillionstoaccesspensionsandbenefits.Therearemany,manypeoplewhostillwant,andwhobudgetonbeingabletogettheirmoneyfromtheirpensionandotherbenefitseachweekincashatpostoffice,andthatisthebottomline.Thisindustrywantsreformandmodernization,butnottheill-planneddestructionofthenetwork."Theyhavetobepractical.Whatwewannadoismakesurethattheycanbepractical.Sointhesamewayasapubusedtobetiedtoonebrewery,wewanttofreeuppostofficestohavelotsofproducts,sotheycanhaveamuchbetterincomeflow,andtherefore,stayopen."12.Whyhasthegovernmentclosedsomanypostoffices?A.Thepostofficesfailtomakeaprofit.B.Thegovernmentisforcedtodosobythepublic.C.Thegovernmentdecidestomakeitmorecommercial.D.ThepostofficesareofnousebecauseoftheInternet.

713.Whatdoestheunderlinedwords"remonstratewith"meaninparagraph3?A.Negotiatewith.B.Votefor.C.Standby.D.Protestagainst.14.Whatisprobablythekeyserviceofthepostofficesforcommonpeople?A.Topostletters.B.Towithdrawpensions.CTostrengthencommunitybonds.D.Toprotestagainstill-plannedcuts.15.Whyis"apub"mentionedinthelastparagraph'?A.Topredictthefutureofpostoffices.B.Toindicatethesuccessofpubbusiness.C.Tosuggestarealisticwaytokeeppostofficesopen.D.Toexplaintheconnectionbetweenpubsandpostoffices.GI⁚LMᐳ5!⚪L!⚪2.5ᑖPᑖ12.5ᑖQ▅;☢Sᦻ"SᦻḄ⌱⚗#⌱*defᐭhᜐḄᨬ,⌱⚗஺⌱⚗#ᨵC⚗ijk⌱⚗஺Owningapetisafunandrewardingexperience.Buteveryanimalandtheirneedsaredifferent,sohowcanyoumakesurethatyouchoosetherightoneforyou?16DoyourresearchYoumaylikethelookofaparticularpetbutthatdoesn'tmeanthey'rerightforyou.17,sothinkcarefullyaboutwhatyouwantfromyourpetanddosomeresearchbeforeyoutakeoneon.Somebreedsmayrequiremorevetcarethanothers.FlatfacedbreedssuchasFrenchbulldogsandpugscansufferanumberofhealthissuesovertheirlifetime.ThinkaboutyourlifestyleForexample,ifyouworkfulltimeandyouwantadog,whowouldtakecareofthemduringtheday?Ifyouwantacat,willtheyhaveaccesstooutsidespacewhileyou'reout?1819Fromeverydaythingslikeinsurance,foodandtoystounexpectedvetbills,havingapetiscertainlyafinancialcommitment.Makesureyoufactorinhowmuchyournewpetwillcostbeforeyouchoosethem.Thinkaboutarescuepet

8Thousandsofhomelesspetsaredesperateforagoodhome.CharitieslikeBlueCrosscanoffersupportandadviceaboutindividualpetsandhelpyoufindtherightoneforyou.20A.DoyoursumsB.FinancecomesfirstC.HerearesometoptipsfromnationalpetcharityBlueCross.D.Theywillbevaccinatedsotheyoffergreatvaluecomparedtobuyingfromaseller.E.Don'tpurchaseonlinewithmultiplebreedsortypesofpets-theymaybecrueltopets.F.Taketherequirementsofdifferentpetsintoaccounttomakesurethey'retherightchoice.G.Everypethasitsownpersonalityandcertainbreedsofanimalsoftenhavestrongcharacteristics.GJᑖLlmᵨ(ᐳC⁚Pᑖ30ᑖ)GE⁚L(ᐳ15!⚪L!⚪1ᑖPᑖ15ᑖ)▅;☢Sᦻ"⚪ᡠ%ḄAஹBஹCஹDU⌱⚗#⌱*defᐭhᜐḄᨬ,⌱⚗஺JESSICAWELLShadalwayswantedtobeanurse.In2006,she21totheAssociateScienceofNursing(ASN)program.22.herGPAwasn'thighenoughtomakethecut,soshewas23asageneraleducationstudent,hopingtoimproveheracademic24.Eventually,Wells,whoisdeaf,blossomed,25theaccommodations(qr)thatthecollegeofferedtoher,suchasvolunteernotetakersand26whoaccompaniedherinclass.AftercollegeadministratorsaskedanemployeewhetherWells,a27girl,wouldmakeitasanursingstudent,theemployeereportedthat“thedeaf-ofhearingindividualcanbe28asbothamedicalstudentandanurse.^^Wells,theninhermid-20s,wasacceptedintotheASNprograminfall2007.OnJanuary22however,justbeforethespring2008semesterbegan,Wellsreceivedaletterfromtheschool,29herfromtheprogram.Thecollegedecidedthather"hearinglosswould30limit(andinsomecasescompletelylimit)herabilitytosafelyconduct31shifts."OnJanuary21,2009,WellsmadeaprotesttotheCircuitCourtofGreeneCounty.Sheclaimedthatherfailuretostayintheprogram32theAmericanswithDisabilitiesAct(ADA)."She'ddonejustfineinhertraining,saysWells'slawyer,RitaSanders.4tTheschoofsdecisionhadno33However,thecollegereplied,arguingthatthelossofhearingwill34adirectthreattothehealthorsafetyofpatients.Facedwithsuchaninjustice,Wellsresolvedtofightforherselfandothersfacingthesame35.21.A.turnedB.admittedC.appliedD.ceased22.A.UnfortunatelyB.SurprisinglyC.FinallyD.Unbelievably

923.A.extractedB.enrolledC.rejectedD.inquired24.A.tendencyB.beliefC.assessmentD.performance25.A.butforB.thankstoC.apartfromD.upto26.A.professorsB.companionsC.advisersD.interpreters27.A.hearing-disabledB.strong-willedC.kind-heartedD.short-sighted28.A.toughB.ambitiousC.successfulD.reasonable29.A.dismissingB.employingC.escapingD.skipping30.A.seldomB.greatlyC.totallyD.slightly31.A.socialB.academicC.clinicalD.athletic32.A.goesagainstB.turnsdownC.callsforD.getsthrough33.A.consequencesB.theoriesC.faithsD.grounds34.A.poseB.markC.switchD.yield35.A.recognitionB.dilemmaC.prejudiceD.preferenceGnᔁGI⁚L(ᐳ10!⚪;!⚪L5ᑖPᑖ15ᑖ)▅;☢Sᦻᙠhᜐfᐭ1〉tḄᓫvᡈwxᑁᓫvḄz{|}஺Inrecentmonths,theChinaGrandCanalMuseuminYangzhou,whichexhibitsthehistoryandcultureoftheGrandCanal,36(attract)agreatnumberofvisitors.Eachday,themuseumprovides15,000tickets37visitorstobookinadvance.Theyusuallyselloutonweekends,makingthemuseum38popularlandmarkinEastChina.Ittakesonly20minutes39(get)tothemuseumbytaxifromtheYangzhoudongRailwayStation.4UMypassion40(arouse)bythosepassengers,soItookmychildrentothemuseumtoo.Ineverknewwhyithadsuchgreatcharm41Igotthere.^^Themuseum,42appearanceresemblesagiantship,covers80,000squaremetersandhouses14exhibitionhalls.Whiletellingitsstory,themuseumputsan43(emphasize)onimprovingvisitors?experience.Youngpeoplecantakepartinalive-actionrole-playgamedesignedbythemuseum,transportingthembacktotheMingDynasty,and44(immerse)theminanamazingworld.t€Itis45(true)averymeaningfulexperience,vsaidavisitorsumamedChen.GUJᑖLᑏAMᐳC⁚Pᑖ40ᑖQGE⁚LMPᑖ15ᑖQ46.Ꮇ6᪥J"Languageandculture"Ḅc]%᜜ᦟPeterᑏ⍸]E

10஺ᑁᒹwL1.Ḅ89rᙢ23.ḄᑁL1.vᦪ802.d〉t⁚e¡¢ᦻ£¤஺DearPeter,Yourssincerely,LiHua⁚ᑖ25ᑖ47.▅;☢ᩞᧇ᪷¨ᐸᑁrᡠ%ª«ᜮᑏC¡®᪀ᡂE±@᦮ḄSᦻ஺CharlesRoselivedinthecountrywithhisfather,whotaughthimtoreadandtowrite.Mr.Rosetoldhissonthat,whenhismorninglessonswereover,hemightamusehimselfforonehourashepleased.Therewasarivernearby.Onitsbankstoodthehutofapoorfisherman,wholivedbysellingfish.Hiscarefulwifekeptherwheelgoingearlyandlate.Theybothworkedveryhardtokeepthemselvesabovewant.Buttheyweregreatlytroubledforfearthattheironlysonshouldneverlearntoreadandtowrite.Theycouldnotteachhimthemselves,andtheyweretoopoortosendhimtoschool.Charlescalledatthehutofthisfishermanoneday,toinquireabouthisdog,whichwasmissing.Hefoundthelittleboy,whosenamewasJoe,sitingbythetable,onwhichhewasmakingmarkswithapieceofchalk.Charlesaskedhimwhetherhewasdrawingpictures.“No.IamtryingtowriteJsaidlittleJoe,“butIknowonlytwowords.ThoseIsawuponasign,andIamtryingtowritethem.”“IfIcouldonlylearntoreadandwrite,saidhe,“Ishouldbethehappiestboyintheworld.”“ThenIwillmakeyouhappysaidCharles.^^Iamonlyalittleboy,butIcanteachyouthat.^^“Myfathergivesmeanhoureverydayformyself.Now,ifyouwilltrytolearn,youshallsoonknowhowto

11readandtowrite.^^BothJoeandhismotherwerereadytofallontheirkneestothankCharles.Theytoldhimitwaswhattheywishedaboveallthings.So,onthenextdaywhenthehourcame,Charlesputhisbookinhispocket,andwenttoteachJoe.Joelearnedveryfast,andCharlessonbegantoteachhimhowtowrite.Sometimeafter,agentlemancalledonMr.Rose,andsaid,"Charlesdidnotalwaysamusehimself.Ioftenseehimgotothehouseofthefisherman.Ifearhegoesoutintheirboat.”L1.ᑏvᦪ1i1502.]ᢥ᝞µ}ᙠB⚪ᓱḄ0123AB஺Themomentthegentlemanleft,Mr.Rosewentinsearchofhisson.Thenextday,hisfathertookhimtotown,andgavehimbooksforhimselfandJoe,withwritingpaper,pens,andink.

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13☢5ᡈᡈᨵ!⚪"⚪#ᡠ%ḄAஹBஹC⌱⚗#⌱*ᨬ,⌱⚗-᪗ᙠᔁḄ0123஺ᡈ567ᨵ89▅;ᔜ!⚪!⚪5=>;@!⚪7%*5=>ḄAB89஺ᡈ;CD஺☢EFBG6HG8!⚪஺6.WhatdoesVinnieJonesdonow?A.Heisasoccerplayer.B.Heisanactor.C.Heisadirector.7.WhatisspecialaboutVinnieJones?A.HeisafamousBritishsinger.B.HeisfamousinAmericabutnotinBrita.C.Heusedtobeawell-knownsoccerplayer.8.WhatdoweknowaboutWimbledon?A.ItwasonceledbyVinnieJones.B.ItismorecompetitivethanManchesterUnited.C.ItoncedefeatedLiverpoolandwonthechampionship.☢EFBG9HG11!⚪஺9.Whatdidthewomandolastweekend?A.Sherelaxedatthebeach.B.Shevisitedherparents.C.Shepreparedforapaper.10.Whydidthewomancomehomesosoon?A.Shehadworktodo.B.Shehadanappointment.C.Shewasinvitedonlyfortheweekend.11.Whatdidthewomanthinkofplayingvolleyballonthebeach?A.Easy.B.Challenging.C.Exciting.☢EFBG12HG14!⚪஺12.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Theyarerelatives.B.Theyarecolleagues.C.Theyarestrangers.13.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman'sfamilyfromtheconversation?A.Shehasanextendedfamily.B.Hergrandfatherusedtobeahandsomeactor.C.Hergrandparentsliveinabighousebehindhers.

1414.Whatdoesthewoman'smotherlooklike?A.Shelooksbeautiful.B.Shelooksyoung.C.Shelooksplain.☢EFBG15HG17!⚪஺15.Whatwouldthewomanandherhusbandprefertodofortheirweekend?A.VisitLasVegas.B.TakealongtripC.Relaxthemselves.16.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodoatthesea?A.Tosurfandridethewave.B.Toplayvolleyballonthebeach.C.Tohaveagoodsleeponthesoftsand.17.Whowouldmostprobablymakethefinaldecision?A.Thetravelagency.B.Thewoman.C.Thewoman'shusband.☢EFBG18HG20!⚪஺18.WhatkindofpersondidClemente'sparentswanthimtobe?A.Independentandhonorable.B.Honestandkind.C.Friendlyandselfless.19.WhichteamdidClementeplayforasaprofessionalplayer?A.Nineprofessionalteams.B.TheBrooklynDodgers.C.Acityteam.20.WhydidClementemakethetriptoNicaragua?A.Toprovidereliefsuppliesforpeoplethere.B.Toreceiveanawardasagreatbaseballplayer.C.Tocollectmoneyforpeopleinthequake-hitarea.GIJᑖL▅;MᐳC⁚Pᑖ50ᑖQGE⁚LMᐳ15!⚪L!⚪2.5ᑖPᑖ37.5ᑖQ▅;ᑡSᦻ"⚪ᡠ%ḄAஹBஹCஹDU⌱⚗#⌱*ᨬ,⌱⚗஺AThedazzlingbeautyofabandonedcinemasOldandhistoricalcinemasareallaroundusandyetsounnoticed.Anewphotobookunveilstheiroftenoverlookedbeauty.Loew'sPalaceTheatre,Bridgeport,Connecticut

15OriginallyopenedasthePoli'sPalaceTheatrein1922byarchitectThomasW.LambasoneofadoubletheatrecomplexalongwiththeadjacentPoli'sMajesticTheatre.In1934,boththeatresweretakenoverbyLoew'sandoperatedasfilmtheatres.Inthelate1970s,anattempttoturnthebuildingintoaChristianRevivalCentrenevercametofruition.Thetheatreispresentlyvacantandawaitingrestoration.MetropolitanOperaHouse,PhiladelphiaOriginallyfoundedasthePhiladelphiaOperaHousein1908,itwasdesignedbylocalarchitectWilliamH.McElfatrick,whopresidedoverthedesignof40theatresinhiscareer.ThePhiladelphiaOperaHousewasdesignedforoperaimpresarioOscarHammersteinashisninthoperahouse.In1910,itwassoldtotheMetropolitanOperaofNewYorkCityandwasrenamedtheMet.Throughthe1920s,itshowedsilentfilmsinadditiontohostingvariousoperacompanies.Inthelate1930sitbecameaballroom,andinthe1940sasportsareaforbasketball,wrestling,andboxingevents.Itfinallyclosedin1954andwasturnedintoachurch.Robin'sTheatre,Warren,OhioOpenedin1923,ithad1,500seats,andwasdesignedbyarchitectsI.J.GoldstonandDetroit-basedC.HowardCrane.ItwasoperatedbyTheRobinsTheatreEnterprisesCo.,alocalcompanyfoundedbyDanielRobins,whowasanearlypartnerofAlbertWarnerofWarnerBros.Itclosedin1974andwasvacantuntil2018,whenitwasrenovatedandreopenedasamultipurposevenuein2020.1.Atpresent,whichcinemaareyoulikelytogotoforaconcert?A.Poli'sPalaceTheatre.B.Robin'sTheatre,Warren,Ohio.C.MetropolitanOperaHouse,Philadelphia.D.Loew'sPalaceTheatre,Bridgeport,Connecticut.2.Whatdothethreecinemashaveincommon?A.Allofthemwererenamed.B.Allofthemarecurrentlyinuse.C.Allofthemhavebeenrestored.D.Allofthemhaveundergonesomechanges.3.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A.Anillustratedmagazine.B.Acampusposter.C.Atravelingbrochure.D.Aresearchpaper.ூBᫀ௃LB2.D3.Aூº᪆௃ூ¼௃½E±1ᵨᦻ஺ᦻ¾¿⌕ÁÂÃᒓ▾ḄᔊÇrÈᓄ஺ூ1⚪ʺ௃ËᳮᑨÍ⚪஺᪷¨ᨬE#"Itclosedin1974andwasvacantuntil2018,whenitwasrenovatedandreopenedasamultipurposevenuein2020.Δ▾Ð1974ᐵÒEÓh3ᑮ2018Óᑮ2020ÕÖ×ØᡂijÙÚᒓ▾Q”dÛÜᙠ6dÚÝÞRobin'sTheatre,Warren,OhioßÝ஺ᦑ⌱B஺

16ூ2⚪ʺ௃⁚ᳮº⚪஺᪷¨GI#“In1934,boththeatresweretakenoverbyLoew'sandoperatedasfilmtheatres.Inthelate1970s,anattempttoturnthebuildingintoaChristianRevivalCentrenevercametofruition.1934½Cáᒓ▾âãäåæçAiᵯé▾m⃩஺ᙠ20ëì70íîcïð7½ñòᦋ⌼ᡂ[ṓᦟöᐶ#øùᨬúûÚüÜQ”G#“Throughthe1920s,itshowedsilentfilmsinadditiontohostingvariousoperacompanies.Inthelate1930sitbecameaballroom,andinthe1940sasportsareaforbasketball,wrestling,andboxingevents.Itfinallyclosedin1954andwasturnedintoachurch.M᦮20ëì20í◀Ãþÿᔜ
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”4567“Openedin1923,ithad1,500seats,andwasdesignedbyarchitectsI.J.GoldstonandDetroit-basedC.HowardCrane.ItwasoperatedbyTheRobinsTheatreEnterprisesCo.,alocalcompanyfoundedbyDanielRobins,whowasanearlypartnerofAlbertWarnerofWarnerBros.Itclosedin1974andwasvacantuntil2018,whenitwasrenovatedandreopenedasamultipurposevenuein2020.819239ᨵ1500;<=ᵫ?@AI.J.Goldslon!BᱯDḄC.HowardCraneEthᒓ▾ᵫDanielRobinsGHḄIᙢJKLᒓ▾MNᨵ▲'⃩JKLQRSᐘUVWXᱯ•RSḄZᔠ\]஺ᒓ▾81974ᐵ.^_`aᑮ2018_ᑮ2020cdefᡂghiᒓ▾j”lmnopᵯr▾ḄᐳtuQvwxᔊ^zᓄ஺ᦑ⌱D஺ூ3⚪௃ᳮᑨ⚪஺᪷5^7“Oldandhistoricalcinemasareallaroundusandyetsounnoticed.Anewphotobookunveilstheiroftenoverlookedbeauty.ᡃvᕜᜐwQὁḄஹᔊḄᵯr▾ᓾ]m஺^dḄ᤬rvx0Ḅ¡j”lmᦻ£⌱¤¥¦ᩖ¨஺ᦑ⌱A஺BThepipingploverisalreadyoneofthemostendangeredbirdsintheGreatLakesareaofthenorthernUnitedStates.Now,therisingwaterlevelsofLakeMichiganfurtherthreatenthebirdsandtheareaswheretheylive.PoolsofwaterareformingbehindseveralplovernestsalongSleepingBearDunesNationalLakeshoreinthestateofMichigan.ThewatersofLakeMichiganarenowonlyafewmetersfromtheplovers,nestingarea.Theirhomecouldbeonestormawayfromdestruction.VinceCavalieriworkswiththeU.S.FishandWildlifeService.HetoldtheAPthatthehighwaterlevelsputploversinmoredangerthanmostotherbirdgroups.Thatisbecausetheareaswheretheylivehavebeendisappearing.HeaddedthatsomenestsontheCanadiansideoftheGreatLakesalsohavebeensweptaway.TheGreatLakesgenerallyrisewiththemeltingsnowandrainstormsofspring,andfallduringthedrierSummermonths.However,somescientistsbelieveclimatechangeiscausingmorechangesinwaterlevels.Inarecentreport,

17researchersDrewGronewoldandRichardRoodsaid,"QuickchangesbetweenextremehighandlowwaterlevelsintheGreatLakesrepresentthe'newnormal.'"Ifthatistrue,thepipingploverscouldbeatgreaterrisk.Theirnumbersalreadyhavedroppedbecauseofshorelinedevelopment.ThefederalgovernmentliststhebirdsasthreatenedinthenorthernGreatPlainsandalongtheAtlanticcoast.Recoveryprojectsarehelping,however.In2017,officialscounted76breedingpairsofplovers.Lastyear,theycounted67.Cavalieriofthefishandwildlifeserviceexpectstoseesimilarnumbersthisyear.Mostofthisyear'splovereggswillhatchbytheendofJune.4.Howdoestheauthordemonstratetheseverityofthepipingplover'slivingconditions?A.Bymakingcomparison.B.Bylistingdetailedevidence.CBygivingexamples.D.Bymakingpredictions.5.Whyareploversmoreendangeredthanmostotherbirds?A.Theyaretoosensitivetoclimatechanges.B.Theirnestsarenotstrongenoughtostandastorm.C.Thefederalgovernmentthinkslittleofprotectingplovers.DTheirhabitatsaregreatlydestroyedduetotherisingwaterlevels.6.Whatcouldputthepipingploverinagreaterdanger?A.Theirhomesaredisappearingrapidly.B.Theirnumbersaredecreasingdramatically.C.Theshorelinedevelopmentisswiftandunavoidable.D.Theextremechangesinwaterlevelswilloccurfrequently.7.WhatisVinceCavalieri'sattitudetowardsthefutureofthepipingplover?A.Suspicious.B.Concerned.C.Optimistic.D.Objective.ூ©ᫀ௃4.B5.D6.D7.Cூ᪆௃ூ¬௃ᦻQ^®¯°ᦻ஺±⌕³´thepipingploverµxQ¶ᓅ¸¹ᜧ»ᙢ¼ᨬ½ᓻḄ¿ÀÁ^ÂÃÄ᪷»Å=ḄÆᓣÈ^ÉÊËᑮ¿À!vÌÍḄᙢ¼஺ூ4⚪௃ᳮᑨ⚪஺᪷ᦻ£ÎḄ5Ï7"PoolsofwaterareformingbehindseveralplovernestsalongSleepingBearDunesNationalLakeshoreinthestateofMichigan.ThewatersofLakeMichiganarenowonlyafewmetersfrom

18theplovers5nestingarea.Theirhomecouldbeonestormawayfromdestruction.ÃÄ᪷ÐṑÒÓÔ¶p»ÕÖḄ×ØploverÙÚ☢ÜᡂÅÝ஺ÃÄ᪷»ḄÅÞßᙠàploverḄÙÚØᨵáâã஺^)äåæi᥃èévḄpêj”lmëὅíîᑡðñḄòᩭò°thepipingploverÌÍᩩõḄö÷ឋ஺ᦑ⌱B⚗஺ூ5⚪௃ñ⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷5o7ΓVinceCavalieriworkswiththeU.S.FishandWildlifeService.HetoldtheAPthatthehighwaterlevelsputploversinmoredangerthanmostotherbirdgroups.Thatisbecausetheareaswheretheylivehavebeendisappearing.VinceCavalieriæû8¶üÀ!ýÌ(ᱥÿᳮ
஺ὶᜧᦪᐸᓻ◅஺Ḅᙢ#$ᙠ&ᜫ(”*+,ᐸ-./0Ḅ1Ḅᙢ#$ᙠ&ᜫ஺ᦑ⌱D⚗஺ூ6⚪78௃:⁚ᳮ8⚪஺᪷=>?@A“Inarecentreport,researchersDrewGronewoldandRichardRoodsaid,“QuickchangesbetweenextremehighandlowwaterlevelsintheGreatLakesrepresentthe'newnormal.'"CᙠᨬEḄFGHAẆJKᕒMN•PQRSMTᳮUM•NMVW“YᜧZᙠ᩽T᩽\]^Ḅ_`aᓄc⊤Ḽ‘gh᝱‘஺jk>Y@>FlA"Ifthatistrue,thepipingploverscouldbeatgreaterrisk.᝞noḄpqr*s☢.ᜧḄu◅(”*+Ḅ᩽vaᓄw⚣yz{pq|ᜐ~ᜧḄᓻ◅A஺ᦑ⌱D⚗஺ூ7⚪78௃ᳮᑨ⚪஺᪷=ᨬF@AḄ“Recoveryprojectsarehelping,however.In2017,officialscounted76breedingpairsofplovers.Lastyear,theycounted67.Cavalieriofthefishandwildlifeserviceexpectstoseesimilarnumbersthisyear.Mostofthisyear'splovereggswillhatchbytheendofJune.Cᯠ,ឮ⚗$ᙠzᢵᵨ஺201776yḄ஺Fᦪ67஺T{ᱥpᳮ
ḄCavalieri⚜wᑮḄᦪ஺ᜧᑖḄ¢£¤ᙠ¥ᨴ§¨ᓄ(”*+Cavalieri©wᨵ,yV«ឮ⚗$ᙠzᢵᵨᵫ*+Cavalieripqᢣ¯Ḅ°ᩭᢝ³´᝱µ஺ᦑ⌱C⚗஺CLonelinessisbadforyourhealth.So,inthesedaysofCOVID-19,whenenforcedsolitudeC¶ᜐ(istheorderofthedayinmanyplaces,howtostopsolitudeturningintolonelinessisapressingmedicalquestion.OnepartoftheansweristotrytounderstandthephysiologyC{ᳮ(ofthechange.StevenColeoftheUniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles,beganhisworkwithJohnCacioppooftheUniversityofChicago.Theyaddressedthatquestionbyrepeatedlyobservingsocialisolationinindividualvolunteers,whilesimultaneouslytrackingfrombloodsamples,theirgene-expressionpatternsandotherchangesintheirphysiology.Theyfoundthat,initially,volunteers'feelingsofisolationarerelatedtoanincreaseintheirinflammation

19genesC·¸¹(activitywhicharealsoknowntotravelintothebrainandpromoteanxiety.Theyalsonotedthatincreasedlevelsinthiskindofbrainactivityinturnimproveinflammationandcausebehaviorssuchassocialwithdrawal,feelingsofsuspiciontowardstheoutsideworldandatendencytoactmoredefensivelybymakingdecisionsthatinvolvefewrisks.That,ofcourse,promotesfurtherfeelingsofloneliness.Itseems,therefore,thatthoughlonelinessstartswithsolitude,itcanquicklytakeonaphysiologicallifeofitsown.Therefore,dealingwiththelonelinesscausedbyenforcedisolationwillnotbeasimplematterofallowingpeopletosocialiseonceagain.Insearchofthat,Dr.Colecarriedoutaseriesofexperimentsthatencouragedlonelypeopletodirectsimpleactsofkindnesstowardstheirfellowcreatures:thingslikebuyinggroceriesforanelderlyneighbourorhelpingacolleague.ThosedirectedtoshowkindnesshadpreciselytheoppositeinflammationgenesactivitytothatpreviouslyseeninthelonelybyDr.Cole.Theyfoundthatinthecaseofloneliness,thesaying:beingmoreblessedtogivethantoreceiveistrue.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedwords“thatquestion^^inparagraph3referto?A.Whatphysicalchangeshappenduringsocialisolation?B.Howcanwegetridofsolitudeandloneliness?C.Whatisthedifferencebetweensolitudeandloneliness?D.Whatarethesymptomsoflonelinesscausedbysolitude?9WhyisitdifficultforpeopletoescapefromlonelinessaftertheendofCOVID-19?A.Theirphysiologicallifehastransformedtheirgenesandbehaviors.B.Theyhaveexperiencedvariousnegativeemotionswhenbeingalone.C.Theyarefacingaphysiologicalmatterratherthansimplyamentalstate.D.Theirsociallifehasbeengreatlychangedduetomonthsofsolitude.10.AccordingtoStevenCole,whichofthefollowingmayworktodealwithloneliness?A.Buyingfoodforthehomeless.B.Socialisingmorewithneighbors.C.Exercisingmoretoreduceanxiety.D.Conductingexperimentsoninflammation.11.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.FrighteningLoneliness:IncreaseInflammation.B.SolitudeandItsConsequences:FightLoneliness.C.TheUnavoidableProblems:SolitudeandLoneliness.D.AGround-breakingFinding:LonelinessCuredbyGiving.

20ூºᫀ௃8.B9.C10.A11.Bூ8᪆௃ூ½¾௃¿ᦻFÁV«ᦻ஺Â⌕V«Ä¶᝞ÅKḄᏉÇᨵÈjk8ÉÊË஺ூ8⚪78௃ÌlÍÎ⚪஺ᑖ᪆>Ï@A«thatquestion"cᢣcᢣÐᦻÑᑮḄÒ⚪஺ᡠj᪷=>F@A“So,inthesedaysofCOVID-19,whenenforcedsolitudeistheorderofthedayinmanyplaces,howtostopsolitudeturningintolonelinessisapressingmedicalquestionÔᙠCOVID-19ḄÕÖ×ØÙÚ¶ᜐᙠÛᙢᡂÖhÝÞ᝞Å■à¶ᜐaᡂĶFáâÚḄãäÒ⚪(”jk>å@“Onepartoftheansweristotrytounderstandthephysiologyofthechange.C8ÉáÒ⚪ḄË]Fæçᳮ8èaᓄḄ{ᳮéᑴ(”*+“thatquestion”ᢣḄᡃì᪵îs᤮ῃĶTñò஺ᦑ⌱B⚗஺ூ9⚪78௃ᳮᑨó⚪஺᪷=>?@A"Theyalsonotedthatincreasedlevelsinthiskindofbrainactivityinturnimproveinflammationandcausebehaviorssuchassocialwithdrawal,feelingsofsuspiciontowardstheoutsideworldandatendencytoactmoredefensivelybymakingdecisionsthatinvolvefewrisks.That,ofcourse,promotesfurtherfeelingsofloneliness.Itseems,therefore,thatthoughlonelinessstartswithsolitude,itcanquicklytakeonaphysiok
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21medicalquestion.~9:ÂḄᏉÄᨵÅ஺;<ᙠCOVID-19Ḅ3¤ÆÇÈÉÊ:ᜐᙠËÌᙢÎᡂ8ÆÏÐÑ᝞Ò■Ó:ᜐÔᡂ9:b5ÕÖÊḄ×Øc⚪J”BLÙᦻ½⌕ÛÜḄb᝞Ò■Ó:ᜐÔᡂ9:ᯠYÝὅÛÜ8:ᜐÔᡂ9:Ḅᳮßᑴ᝞Òᡊâ9:ᡠᦻÁḄᨬäḄ᪗⚪¼æbB⚗uSolitudeandItsConsequences:FightLoneliness.~9:ᐸèéᡊâ9:J”஺ᦑ⌱B⚗஺DDowningStreetwillreceiveaspecialdeliveryfrompostmastersthisafternoon,thecountry'sbiggesteverpetition~êëìJinmoderntimes,Fourmillionpeoplehavebackedacampaign,urgingthegovernmenttosaveBritain'spostoffices.Morethanfourthousandpostofficeshaveclosedsince1999forfinancialreasons;therestarelosinguptoaquarterofabillionpoundsayear.TheSaintLevanValleyPostOfficenearPlymouthfacesclosure.Itisoneofthousandsthatarenotcommerciallypracticalandcosttaxpayersoverahundredandfiftymillionpoundsayearinsubsidies.Andyetthecustomersheredon'tcareifthepostofficemakesmoney,theysayit'sasociallifelineforthecommunity.“We'vehadpeoplemovedtotearshereattheverythoughtoflosingtheirpostoffice.Itssuchavitalpartofthecommunity."That'swhyhundredsofpostmastershavearrivedinLondonthismorningtoremonslratewithwhattheycalladeathbyathousandcuts.Thegovernmenthasremovedsomanyservicesfrombranchesthatmanywouldbeforcedtoclose.Thisafternoonthey'llhandinapetitionsignedbyfourmillionpeoplewhichtheyhopewouldpreempt~ᐜîᑴZJanygovernmentannouncementoncuts.Andatthetopofthelistofcomplaints:theplannedwithdrawalofthePostOfficecardaccount,usedbymillionstoaccesspensionsandbenefits.Therearemany,manypeoplewhostillwant,andwhobudgetonbeingabletogettheirmoneyfromtheirpensionandotherbenefitseachweekincashatpostoffice,andthatisthebottomline.Thisindustrywantsreformandmodernization,butnottheill-planneddestructionofthenetwork.t4Theyhavetobepractical.Whatwewannadoismakesurethattheycanbepractical.Sointhesamewayasapubusedtobetiedtoonebrewery,wewanttofreeuppostofficestohavelotsofproducts,sotheycanhaveamuchbetterincomeflow,andtherefore,stayopen."12.Whyhasthegovernmentclosedsomanypostoffices?A.Thepostofficesfailtomakeaprofit.B.Thegovernmentisforcedtodosobythepublic.C.Thegovernmentdecidestomakeitmorecommercial.D.ThepostofficesareofnousebecauseoftheInternet.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedwords“remonstratewith“meaninparagraph3?A.Negotiatewith.B.Votefor.

22C.Standby.D.Protestagainst.14.Whatisprobablythekeyserviceofthepostofficesforcommonpeople?A.Topostletters.B.Towithdrawpensions.C.Tostrengthencommunitybonds.D.Toprotestagainstill-plannedcuts.15.Whyis“apub”mentionedinthelastparagraph9?A.Topredictthefutureofpostoffices.B.Toindicatethesuccessofpubbusiness.C.Tosuggestarealisticwaytokeeppostofficesopen.D.Toexplaintheconnectionbetweenpubsandpostoffices.ூïᫀ௃12.A13.D14.B15.Cூt᪆௃ூò௃Ùᦻb5óRôõ⍝஺½⌕ÛÜ8÷øùúᜧûᐵýþÿ
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