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1、人与自然之环境保护(测)满分:50得分阅读理解(每小题2分,共16)A (2021 .四川仁寿.高三期中)Microplastics are tiny bits or threads of plastic, often too small to be seen. In recent years, microplastics have been found almost everywhere, from the North pole to Antarctica, from the top of Mount Qomolangma to the deepest point in the sea.In
2、 a recent study led by a group called Ocean Wise, researchers made four trips across the Arctic Ocean. They took 71 samples from between 10 and 26 feet below the oceans surface, and 26 more samples from more than 0.6 miles below. They found microplastics in all but one, with an average of about 40 m
3、icroplastic particles in every cubic meter. To identify the particles they found, the scientists used a tool based on infrared (红夕卜的)light. Over 92% of the microplastics found were small threads, called microfibers. About 73% of these fibers were made of a plastic known as polyester(聚酯),which exactl
4、y matched polyester used in clothing.The study also found far more microfibers near the Atlantic side of the Arctic Ocean than near the Pacific side. The fibers on the Atlantic side were also newer. The team believes this suggests that the fibers come from Europe and North America. Peter Ross, who l
5、ed the research, said, “With these polyester fibers, weve created a cloud throughout the worlds oceans.”Most samples were taken from an ocean layer where lots of sea life finds food. The scientists believe this means that many kinds of sea life, from the smallest to the largest, are likely to be aff
6、ected by the pollution.So how do these microfibers get into the sea? They break off when clothes are washed and emptied by washing machines into underground pipes. One recent study suggested that laundry from the US and Canada carries around 7,716,000 pounds of plastic microfibers into the sea every
7、 year.1. Which is true about the study according to paragraph 2?A. All the samples taken contained microplastics.B. Polyester accounted for most of the microfibers.C. The head of the research group is called Ocean Wise.D. Most samples were collected from over 0.6 miles below. 2. What can we infer fr
8、om Peters words?A. These polyester fibers look like clouds.【点睛】高分句型 1 What we didn*t expect was that the other tourists joined us in our action.(运用 了 what 引导的主语从 句)高分句型 2 We also arranged regular inspections and agreed to take further actions when necessary.(运用 了 when引导的省略句)B. The worlds oceans are
9、linked together.C. The pollution has reached a serious level.D. The food chain of the sea has been damaged.3 . Which one might be the source of the microfibers?A. Plastics.B. Ocean layers.C. Washing machines.D. Laundry.4 . Which of the following is the best title for the text?A. Efforts Made to Prot
10、ect the Arctic OceanB , Reduction in the Consumption of Plastic ProductsMicroplastics Found All Through the Arctic OceanReasons Behind the Pollution of the Arctic Ocean【答案】1. B2. C3. D4. C【解析】本文为说明文。本文主要讲述了微型塑料是微小的碎片状或线条状。近年来,从北极到南极洲, 从地球最高处到最深处几乎都可以发现微型塑料的存在,这对环境和海洋生物存在极大地危害。1 .细节理解题。根据文章第二段“Over 9
11、2% of the microplastics found were small threads, called microfibers. About 73% of these fibers were made of a plastic known as polyester(聚酯),.”可知,超过 92%的微塑料是细小 线条状,被称为微纤维。其中大约73%的微纤维是由一种被称为聚酯的塑料制成的。由此可知,聚酯是微 塑料的主要来源。故选B项。2 .推理判断题。根据文章第三段 Peter 所说的话“Peter Ross, who led the research, said, With these
12、 polyester fibers, weve created a cloud throughout the worlds oceans.可知,我们(人类)已经用这些聚酯纤维,为世界 各地的海洋创造了 一片云。再结合第四段第一句Most samples were taken from an ocean layer where lots of sea life finds food可知,大多数的样本都取自于许多海洋生物觅食的海洋层。由此推知,从Peter的话我们可以 推知,微型塑料污染已经十分严重。故选C项。3 .细节理解题。根据最后一段第一句So how do these microfiber
13、s get into the sea? They break off when clothes are washed and emptied by washing machines into underground pipes. One recent study suggested that laundry from the US and Canada carries around 7,716,000 pounds of plastic microfibers into the sea every year.(为口 么这些 超细纤维是如何进入大海的呢?当衣服被洗衣机洗干净并倒入地下管道时,它们
14、就会断裂。最近的一项研 究表明,来自美国和加拿大的洗衣店每年将大约7716000磅的塑料超细纤维带入大海)”可知,当衣服被洗 衣机清洗时微纤维就会脱落,从而被倒入地下管道时进入海洋。因此微纤维的来源也许是洗衣服。故选D 项。4 .主旨大意题。根据第一段“microplastics have been found almost everywhere (微塑料已经随处可见)”以及 第二段“In a recent study led by a group called Ocean Wise, researchers made four trips across the Arctic Ocean.(在
15、最近由一个名为Ocean Wise的组织领导的一项研究中,研究人员进行了四次北冰洋之旅)”和第三段 “The study also found far more microfibers near the Atlantic side of the Arctic Ocean than near the Pacific side.(这 项研究还发现,北冰洋大西洋一侧的微塑料纤维远多于太平洋一侧)”以及后文内容可知,本文主要介绍了 北冰洋微塑料的污染状况。C项“遍布北冰洋的微塑料”可以作为本文标题。故选C项。B (2021 北京市房山区坨里中学高三期中)Stefani Shamrowicz lives
16、 in Colorado. The 24-year-old woman has spent 23 days picking up 126 bags of rubbish across the countryHaving over a month off from her job at a campus recreation center, Stefani Shamrowicz decided to take a trip to help clean up the environment.Shes now driven over 70 hours through Colorado, New Me
17、xico, Arizona, Texas, LouisianaFlorida,Georgia,Tennessee,Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York-cleaning up everything from pee-filled bottles to lawn ornaments. About 80 percent of the rubbish was drinking bottles. Stefani said she had found a few fast-food toys and a tire with a pair of cowboy
18、 boots in it and her aim wasnt to shame, but rather encourage people to do what they canCollecting anywhere from one to 16 bags at a time, Stefanis been discouraged. She felt she wasnt doing enough. She said there was a place that had an ocean of rubbish and she pushed out four bags, but then she br
19、oke down because she realized how much rubbish there was and it felt like four bags didnt do anything. But she remembered to just do what she could, especially since she had gone beyond her goal. She said she dedicated that to her parents because they raised her to be an independent person and had b
20、een very supportive on the tripPeople donated $10 a bag for Stefani to clean up in their name, which she uses for lodging and gas. The persons name is written on how many bags theyve donated towards and Stefani posted a picture on her Instagram when they were filed, thanking them for helping clean u
21、p the cit she was in.People online and in person have responded positively to the project. Stefani recalled people sent her pictures of bags of trash they picked up. Once, when she started doing a bag on the beach in Florida,two ladies saw her and started helping her fill the bag.With her job resumi
22、ng June 1, Stefani is now back home but she has so many good things to say about her unique U.S.road trip.There*s litter everywhere, so Fm just happy to be able to make a little bit of an impacteverywhere 1 go. Cleaning up this litter is a huge thank you for all the joy and good times national parks
23、 and naturein general has brought to my lifeshe said.25 . Why did Stefani drive ower70 hours across the USA?A. To call on people to donate moneyTo earn a living by classifying rubbish.B. To encourage people to protect the environment.C. To enjoy the scenery of the national parks and nature. What is
24、the influence of Stefanis cleaning up rubbish?A. People offered their help along her journeyB , Her parents make joint efforts to support her.C. People begin to donate their money for her project.D. Many people take action to clean up the environment. Whafs the attitude of the author towards cleanin
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