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第二节完形填空洪20小题；
每小题1.5分，满分30分）—一
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的
最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
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September18,1946,thedaymyparents25.Thenit26methatwasthefirstbed
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30.A.chance
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35.A.sense
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第二部分阅读理解（共两节，
满分50分）
第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项
（A、B、C和D）中,
选出最佳选项，并在答
题卡上将该项涂黑。
（共20
小题；
每小题2分，
满分40分）
A
WelcometotheArcticfItineludestheArcticOceanandthelandnearit.TheArcticisahabitatwheremanyanimalslive.Thewalrus（海象）,polarbear,snowyowl（雪鹗）andarcticfoxoreafewofthoseanimals.Theyhavedifferentwaystosurvivethecold.
Walrus
Awalrusspendsmostofitstimeintheicywater.Thismarineanimalhasathicklayerofblubber（海兽脂）underitsskintokeepitwarm.Whenawalrusswims,itsbodyworksinaspecialwaytostaywarm.Bloodflowsawayfromitsskintoimportantorgansinsideitsbody.Theyincludetheheartandbrain.Thatkeepsheatfromleavingthewalrus'
sbody,andtheanimal'
sskin
turnswhite.Whenthewalrusiswalrusagain,itsskintunasapinkcolor.
Polarbear
Apolarbearhasspecialfurtokeepitwarm.Eachhairisshapedlikeastraw.Theshapehelpsdirectsunlighttowardthebear'
sblackskinTheblackskincollectsandholdsinheat.Polarbearsalsohavealayerofblubberundertheirskin.
Snowyowl
Howdoesasnowyowlstaywarm?
Ithastwolayersoffeathers.Theycovertheowl'
sentirebody,includingitslegsandfeet.Thebottomlayeroffeathers,calleddown,issoft.Theouterlayeroffeathersisthick.Instrongwind,thesnowyowlmayhideonthegroundbehindapileofsnoworrockstoblockthewind.
Arcticfox
Thearcticfox'
sadaptationtoitscoldhabitatincludesacompactbodywithshortlegs,shortears,densefur,andthicklyhairedfeet,whichprotectagainstthecoldandprovidetraction（摩擦）onice.Thearcticfoxhasshortlegsandshortears.Lesssurfaceareareducesheatloss
Someanimalsindesertareashavelargerearsformoresurfaceareainordertokeepcool.
41.Whichofthefollowinganimalshavealotoffat?
A.Walrusandpolarbear.B.Walrusandarcticfox.
C.Polarbearandsnowyowl.D.Polarbearandarcticfox.
42.Whatpurposedoesapolarbear'
shairserve?
A.Toblockthewind.B.Totransferheattoitsbody.
C.Toreduceheatloss.D.Tostoreheat.
43.Thearcticfox'
sfeetarecoveredwiththickhairsoasto.
a.protectagainstthecoldb.protectitsskin
c.floatoniced.makeiteasytowalkonice
A.a,cB.b,cC.a,dD.e,d
44.Whichofthefollowingdoyouagreewithaccordingtothepassage?
A.MostArcticanimalsdependontheirfeatherstosurvivethecold.
B.TherearefewanimalslivingintheArctic.
C.Manyanimals'
largeearsareofnopracticaluse
DTheskincolorofsomeanimalsisrelatedtotheirbodytemperature.
B
WhenDr.RobertMetcalffirstusedasolarcooker,thefuturechangedformillionsofAfricans.Heknewthatbillionsofpoorpeoplearoundtheworlddependontheuseofwoodforcooking.Astheytakemoreandmorefirewoodfromwildareas.theyaredestroyinghabitatsaroundtheworld.Woodcollectionisonereasonwhymanyanimalshavebecomeendangered.
“Butsunshinecanbeanalternativetofire.”Dr.Metcalfsays.Sincehisfirstsolarcookedmeal,hehashelpedpeoplearoundtheworldtousesimplenewtechnologiestocooktheirfood
EachmorninginvillagesacrossEastAfrica,smallchildrenandtheirmotherswakeupandwalkseveralmilestocollectfirewoodtocooktheirfood.Ittakesmuchoftheday,andtheheavyfirewoodtheycarryhomeontheirheadslastsonlyafewdays.
ThisiswhyDr.MetcalfspendseachsummerinAfrica.Heteacheswomenandchildreninvillageshowtocookwiththesun.Sofar,morethanthirtythousandAfricanfamiliesnowhavesolarcookers,andnewprogramswillintroducesolarcookerstomillionsoffamilies.
Tofindwater,womenandchildrenmayhavetowalklongdistancetodigholesindryriverbedsortogatherwaterfromstreamsandshallowwells.
Theyfilltheirbuckets（桶）andcarrythemhomeontheirheads.Thebucketsoftenweighasmuchasfortypounds.Notonlyisfindingwaterhardwork,butthewaterisoftenpollutedwithgerms（纟田菌）thatmakepeoplesick,
Dr.Metcalfandothersdevelopedasimple,reusabletoolthatpeoplecanusetomakesuretheirwaterissafemdrink.ThetooliscalkedaWAPI,whichstandsfor“WaterPasteurizationIndicator”ThepasteurizationprocessisnamedafterLouisPasteur,whodevelopeditinthe1800s.
45.WhydidMetcalfhelpAfricansusesolarcookers?
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