阅读理解（说明文）-2023年高考英语二模分项汇编（新高考八省专用）原卷版

专题02阅读理解（说明文）

1.[2023届湖北省华中师范大学附中第二次质量检测试题】

Forthefirsttime.UnitedNationsmembershaveagreedonaunifiedtreaty（tfrtZ）toprotectbiodiversityon

thehighseas,representingaturningpointforvaststretchesoftheplanetwhereconservationhaspreviouslybeen

heldbackbyaconfusingpatchwork（拼凑）oflaws.

TheUNConventionontheLawoftheSeacameintoforcein1994,beforemarinebiodiversitywasa

wellestablishedconcept.Anupdatedframeworktoprotectmarinelifeintheregionsoutsidenationalboundary

waters,knownas（hehighseas,hadbeenindiscussionsformorethan20years,butpreviouseffortstoreachan

agreementhadrepeatedlyfailed.Theunifiedtreaty,whichappliestonearlyhalftheplanet'ssurftice,wasreached

lateonSaturday.

UNSecretaryGeneralAntonioGuterreswelesthefinalizationofthetextoftheUnitedNationsOceanTreaty,

hisspokesmansaidonSaturday.lkThisbreakthrough,whichcoversnearlytwothirdsoftheocean,marksthe

culminationofnearlytwodecadesofworkandbuildsonthelegacy（遗产）oftheUnitedNationsConventiononthe

LawoftheSea,“astatementsaid.

NicholaClark,anoceanexpertatthePewCharitableTrustscalledthelongawaitedtreatytext”a

onceinagenerationopportunitytoprotecttheoceansairuyorwinfbrbiodiversity”.Thetreatywillcreateanewbody

tomanagetheconservationofoceanlifeandestablishmarineprotectedareasonthehighseas.Clarksaidthat's

criticaltoachievingtheUNBiodiversityConference'srecentpromisetoprotect30percentoftheplanet'swaters,

fbrconservation.Thetreatyalsoestablishesgroundrulesfbrconductingenvironmentalimpactassessmentsfor

mercialactivitiesintheoceans.

TreatynegotiationswereinitiallyanticipatedtoconcludeonFriday,butstretchedthrough（henighlinto

Saturday.Themakingofthetreatyrepresents“ahistoricandoverwhelmingsuccessfbrinternationalmarine

protection,''saidSteffiLemke,Germany'senvironmentminister.

8.WhatcanwelearnabouttheUNConventionon（heLawoftheSea?

A.ItisthebasisoftheUNOceanTreaty.B.Itleadstoalotofcontroversy.

C.Ithasbeendiscussedfbrover20years.D.Itisapletefailure.

9.Whichofthefollowingcouldreplacetheunderlinedwordttculininalion,'inParagraph3?

A.Beginning.B.Impact.C.End.D.Break.

10.WhatcanbeinferredfromParagraph4?

A.mercialoceanactivitieswillbemonitored.

B.Preservationof30%oftheplanetwillbeensured.

C.Protectedareasonthehighseaswillbeexpanded.

D.Anexistingdepartmentwillmanagetheconservation.

11.WhyisthemakingoftheUNoceantreatyrecognizedasahistoricsuccess?

A.Iltakestoughandlongnegotiations.

B.Thehighseasarestressedforthsfirsttime.

C.Unityinprotectingthehighseasisachieved.

D.Theconceptofmarinebiodiversityisestablished.

2.12023届福建省福州市高三第二次质量检测】

WHENKIMJIUNlivedinSeoul,sheworriedaboutfindingagoodjob.Now,sheisworriedthatdroughtmay

ruinhercrop.The23yearoldstartedafarmlastyear.Herfirstharvestwasasuccess;shewassurprisedthather

blackbeansdidbetterthanherstrawberries.

MsKimispartofaphenomenoncalledkitchen,orreturningtorurallife.Coinedamillenniumago,theterm

cropsupduringperiodsofeconomichardship.Thistime,inthewakeofthepandemic,manynewfarriershave

neverlivedinthecountrysidebefore.Byplantingyoungfarmersinruralareas,(hegovernmenthopestoenjoybig

rewardsinfuture.

Theplanisworking.In2021nearly380.000peoplemovedtothecountryside,fortwithdigitaltechnology

givesyoungfarmersalegup,saysChoKyungik,thedirectoroftheBeginningFarmer'sCentre,aninstitution

uducaling(hosewhowishlokwichonalitsdowntownoffices.TheysellfieshproduceonNaver,SoulliKorea's

largestsearchengine.

Thecentreteachestechniqueslikehowtouseatractor(拖拉机)orselectthebestcrops.Itarrangesatrial

perodduringwhichambitiousfarmersworkunder(heguidanceofanoldhand,learningwhatitmeanstodo

backbreakinglabourfromdawntodusk.

Themostimportantlessonishowtogetonwiththelocals.Thevillagersarealsoofferedtipsonhowtoact

towardsthenewers.Thatpartisnotyetatotalsuccess.MsKimsaysherneighbourshaveabadtemper.**1heold

peopleeinhereandgivemeunwantedadvice,orsaythatIwillneverbeabletogrowanything,“shesays.Her

blackbeansbegtodiffer.SheandtheSouthKoreangovernmentwillbehopingthathercropsputtheargumentto

restfbrgood.

4.WhydoesthewritertellMsKim'sstory?

A.Tostartadiscussion.

B.Tointroduceatopic.

C.Toexplainasolution.

D.lbmakeaparison.

5.Whatdoestheunderlined“alegup“inparagraph3mean?

A.Anewidentity.

B.Ahelpinghand.

C.Abigreward.

D.Adifferentidea.

6.Whatisthechallengefbrtheyoungfarmers?

A.Fanningtechniques.

B.Hardwork.

C.municativeskills.

D.Unwantedadvice.

7.WhatcanweinferfromkwichoninSouthKorea?

A.Farmingmakeshugeprofits.

B.Localsneedtechnicaltraining.

C.Ithelpstoreviveruralareas.

D.Governmentshouldhelpfarmers.

3.12023届福建省厦门一中高三下学期二模试题】

Toomuchtimespentongaming,smartphonesandwatchingtelevisionislinkedtoheightenedlevelsand

diagnoses（诊断）ofanxietyordepressioninchildrenasyoungasage2,accordingtoanewstudy.

Evenafteronlyonehourofscreentimedaily,childrenandteensmaybeginlohavelesscuriosity,lower

selfcontrol,lessemotionalstability4ndagreaterinabilitytofinishtasks,reportsSanDiegoStateUniversity

psychologistJeanIwengeandUniversityofGeorgiapsychologyprofessorW.KeithCampbell.Theywere

11.Whatdoesthisstudyfocuson?

A.Adolescents,mentalproblems.

B.Thebadhabitsoftheyoungadults.

C.Lowlevelofmentalhealthinyouth.

D.Theimportanceoftheyoungpopulation.

4.【2023届广东省广州天河区高三二模试题】

Thisparagraphisnotordinary.Lookatit.Atfirst,itwon'tlooktooodd.Justanormalparagraph—youmay

think.Butlookatitagainandyouir.ightfinditabitunusual.Canyouspotit?Isanything...missing?

Whatyou'vejustreadisalipogramatextwithoutaparticularletter.Itisthehardestkindasitdoesn't

containtheletterEthemostmonletterintheEnglishlanguage.Trywritingoneyourselfandyou'llimaginethe

taskfacedbytheFrenchwriterGeorgesPerec,whenafriendchallengedhimtowriteawholenovelwithoutusing

EaletterwhichisevenmoremoninFrench.

Perecwasafrighteninglycleverwriter,aloverofwordgamesandpuzzlesandalsoamasteroftheChinese

boardgameGo.AswellaswritingcrosswordpuzzlesforParismagazines,hehadalreadywrittena5,000word

palindrome,atextthatreadsthesametowardsandbackwards,likethewellknown"Aman,aplan,acanal

Panama/'Buthisfriendsthoughtthistaskwouldbebeyondhim.

Percetookupthechallenge.Hewasunabletousemorethan70%oftheFrenchwords,includingthosemost

inonlyused.Surprisingly,hediscoveredthis“impossible“ruleunlockedhisimagination.Helaterclaimedhewrote

thisnovelfaster(hananyofhisotherbooks.Hewasforcedto(hinkandfightforeverysentence.Hehadnochoice

buttobeoriginal.

TheresultwasLaDisparition,adetectivestoryaboutthemysteriousdisappearanceofacharacternamed

A.Vbwl.TheonlyEswerethefourinhisnameon(hecover.Despitethedozensofcluesaboutthefantastically

difficuilrule,manyoriginalreviewersfailedtospotwhatwasstaringihcininthefaces——llicmissingletter.

Embarrassingforthecritics,buthilariousforthewriterandhisfriends.

Fortunately,thegamePerecwasplayingdidnotdestroythebookitself.Everysentenceseemstwistedslightly

outofshape,andtheresultingstyleisunique.

8.Whydocsthewriterstartwithalipogram?

A.ToprovePerec'sworkishard.

B.lbintroducePerec'stoughtask.

C.Todemonstratewhatalipogramis.

D.Tochallengereaderstowriteone.

9.WhichofthefollowingisNOTapalindrome?

A.Madam.B.Nursesran.

C.NoXinNixon.D.Nolemons,nomelon.

10.WhatdidPerecthinkofthechallengehetookup?

A.Itforcedhimtowritefaster.B.Itenrichedhiswritingstyles.

C.Nowriterbuthecouldmakeit.D.Itfreedhiscreativityinwriting.

11.Whatdoestheunderlineword"hilarious“meaninparagraph5?

A.Confusing.B.Surprising.C.Verylucky.D.Extremelyfunny.

5.12023届湖北省十一校第二次联考英语试题】

Recently,Googleresearcherspublishedapaperdescribingresultsfromanartificialintelligence(AI)tool,

calledMusicLM,builttocreatemusic.1(isnotthefirstAImusictool(olaunch.ButtheexamplesGoogleprovides

demonstratemusicalcreativeabilitybasedonalimitedsetofdescrip:ivewords.AIshowshowplexpatersystems

havebeentrainedtobehaveinhumanlikeways.GoogleengineersexplaintheMusicLMsystemthisway:

First,auseresupwithawordorwordsthatdescribethekindofmusictheywantthetooltocreate.For

example,ausercouldenterthisshortphraseintothesystem:"acontinuouscalmingviolinbackedbyasoftguitar

sound.,'Thedescriptionsenteredcanincludedifferentmusicstyles,instrumentsorotherexistingsounds.Several

differentmusicexamplesproducedbyMusicLMwerepublishedonline.Someofthegeneratedmusiccamefrom

justoneortwoworddescriptions,suchas'jazz",or"techno”.Thesystemcreatedotherexamplesfrommoredetailed

descriptionscontainingwholesentences.Intheresultingrecording,themusicseemstokeepveryclosetothe

description.Theteamsaidthatthemoredetailedthedescriptionis,thebetterthesystemcanattempttoproduceit.

Inadditiontogeneratingnewmusicfromwrittendcscriplions,llicIcamsaidthesyslcnicanalsovicalc

examplesbasedonaperson'sownsinging,whistlingorplayinganinstrument.Theresearcherssaidthetool

“produceshighqualitymusic...overseveralminutes,whilebeingfaithfi.iltothetextconditioningsignal”.

Althoughithasn'tbeenreleasedfbrpublicuse,Googleannounceditwasreleasinga“highqualitydataset(数

据集)“ofmorethan5,500musicwritingpairspreparedbyprofessionalmusicianscalledMusicCaps.The

researcherstookthatsteptoassistinthedevelopmentofotherAImusicgenerators.

TheMusicLMresearcherssaidtheybelievetheyhavedesignedanewtooltohelpanyonequicklyandeasily

createhighqualitymusicselections.However,theteamsaiditalsorecognizessomeriskslinkedtothemachine

learningprocess

8.HowdoesMusicLMwork?

A.Iladaptsmusicfromrecordings.

B.Itgeneratesmusicfromwrittendescriptions.

C.Itteachesusershowtoplayamusicalinstrument.

D.Itremendssongsbasedonauser'slisteninghistory.

9.WhydidGooglereleasetheMusicCapsdataset?

A.TodisplaythecapabilitiesofMusicLM.

B.Toallow(hepublictouseMusicLM.

C.TohelpdevelopotherAImusicgenerators.

D.TopromotetheMusicCapsmusicwritingservice.

10.WhatmightbeanadvantageofusingMusicLMformusiccreation?

A.Itcanimprovetheoverallqualityofmusicintheindustry.

B.Itcanreplacehumanmusiciansandposers.

C.Itcanproducemusic(hatismoreplexthanhumanmademusic.

D.Ilcancreatemusicquicklyandefficiently.

11.Whatisthemainideaofthearticle?

A.GooglehasdevelopedMusicLMAtocreatemusicfromwrittencescriptionsandotherinputs.

B.MusicLManexampleofAIsystemscanbehaveinhumanlikeways.

C.MusicLMcancreatemusicfollowingwrittendescriptionsandusingothersasinput.

D.GooglehasreleasedadatasettohelpdevelopotherAImusicgenerators.

6.[2023届湖南省衡阳市高三二模英语武题】

Doyoueverfeelguiltyfbrrelaxing,evenafteryou'veworkedhardallday?Doyoufeellikeyoushouldbe

doingmoredespiteworkingfullhoursandnearingburnout?Youmaybeexperiencingproductivitydysmorphia(生

产力畸形).Itisawaytodescribethefeelingoffailingtorecognizeyouracplishmcntsandwantingtocontinue

doingmore,evenwhenyou'rerunningonfumes.

AuthorAnnaCodreaRadowhowroteanarticleaboutproductivitydysmorphiaclaimed“itisthepursuitof

productivitythatdrivesustodomorewhilerobbingusoftheabilitytoenjoyanysuccesswemightencounter

alongtheway”.

Highlypetitiveandjobledculturecontributetoconstantlypursuingproductivitythateatsawayatotherareas

oflife.Infact,you'reoftenpraisedforputtingproductivityaboveyourwellbeing.Rememberhowschools

rewardedperfectattendance?Similarly,panicspreferemployeeswhegetthemaximumworkdonewhiletakingthe

fewestpossiblebreaks.Rewardslikethesehavestrengthenedthatrestisbadandthatbeingconstantlyatworkis

therightthingtodo.

Plus,theproblemisn'tthatthebosstellsthemtodoit,butratherthattheyinternalizetheneedtoalwaysbe

productiveevenwhenthey'regoingsomewheretoenjoyleisuretime.Habitslikethesemaybebomoutofthe

socialpressuretofindselfworthinworkachievements.

Somewritershaveevenbegundescribingrestasproductive,asifpeopleshouldstoprelaxingifitdoesn't

improveperformanceinsomeway.Notonlydoesthismindsetmakeitdifficulttoviewandcelebrateyour

achievements,butitalsopushesyoutobuildyourentirelifearoundwork.Theonlymilestonesthatmatterare

achievingworkgoals.Theworstpart?There'snosenseoffulfillmentwhenyoureachthesegoals.

8.Whatdotheunderlinedwords“runningonfumes''meaninParagraph1?

A.Tired.B.Excited.C.Satisfied.D.Disappointed.

9.Whichisthereasonforconstantlypursuingproductivity?

A.Minorpetitiveness.B.Pressurefromjobs.

C.Instructionsfromtheboss.D.Internalizedneeds.

10.Whichmaybeanexampleofproductivitydysmorphia?

A.Amanpletesworkinworkinghours.B.Amanenjoysleisuretimewithhisfamily.

C.Awomanworkseverywhereatanytime.D.Awomanstopsforarelaxationregularly.

11.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardsthedescriptionofsomewriters?

A.Favorable.B.Negative.C.Unconcerned.D.Neutral.

7.12023届江苏南京市盐城市第二次调研试题】

Amongmyfriends,onetopicseemstodominateourconversations:bones.Itmakessense,giventhat20

percentofAmericanwomenover50haveosteoporosis（骨质疏松）andthatmorethanhalfhaveboneloss.For

men,thefiguresarelower:4percentandathird.Worldwide,oneoutofthreewomenover50andoneoutoffive

oldermenwilldevelopafracture（骨折）.Anotherreasonfortheendlessargumentaboutboneproblemsismass

contusionoverhowbesttostrengthenyourbonesandwhetherdietreallymakesadifference.

Dietresearchisalwaysmessy,andstudyresultsonnutritionancbonehealthhaven'tbeenconsistent.But

graduallysomeclarityisemerging.Aswedrawupresolutionsfbrwhattoeat,it'susefultolookatnewdataon

vitaminD.Calciumisthekeyclementforbuildingbones,andvitaminDhelpstoabsorbcalciumfromthefoodwe

cat,sodoctorsoftenremendDsupplements（补充齐ij）tomakeupforagerelatedboneloss.

ButarecentstudyfoundthattakingDsupplementsforfiveyearsdidnotreducetherateoffracturesinseniors.

Thatresultbuiltonearlierfindings,ledbythesameteam,thatthesesupplementsdonotimprovebonedensity（密

度）,“FoodandsunexposurelikelyprovideenoughvitaminDfbrhealthyadults,“saysMerylLcBofl;wholedthe

study.

Whatdoeshelpmaintainstrongbonesforallofus?Theeasyanswerisfoodhighincalcium,suchasmilkand

tofu.Gettingitfromfoodisbest,LeBofTsays,“becausetherearesomanyothernutrients（营养物质）.andyou

haveamorecontinuousabsorptionthanwithDsupplements.”

Theotherkeyelementofbonehealthinvolvescaloriesoutratherthancaloriesin.Weightbearingexercise

stimulatesboneformationthroughoutlife.Sowhilefocusingonbetternutritionalchoices,addmoreexerciseto

yourdailymenu.

32.Whatdothestatisticsinparagraph1emphasize?

A.Theseriousnessofboneproblems.

B.Theconcernaboutseniorcitizens.

C.Theconfusionaboutstrengtheningbones.

D.Theimportanceofhavingabalanceddiet.

33.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinparagraph2imply?

A.Dietresearchisnolongerachallenge.

B.We'vemaderesolutionstostudydiets.

C.Findingsonbonehealthprovetobesimilar.

D.WcbeginluagiccUHwayslukeepbuncslicaltliy.

34.Whatcanbeinferredfromtherecentstudy?

A.PeoplecanabsorbvitaminDinfoodeasily.

B.ThefindingsgoagainstLcBoffsearlierones.

C.Dsupplementsplayaminorrolethanexpected.

D.Fracturesarelinkedwithweightbearingexercise.

35.Whatisasuitabletitletor（hetext?

A.ArecipeforbetterbonesB.Yourbonescry!

C.ThemagicofDsupplementsD.VitaminDwins!

8.12023届江苏省苏北七市高三二模英语试题】

WhenshefirstcametoBritainasarefugee（难民）fromNigeriasixyearsago,Kemihadathreemonthold

daughter,aroominasharedhouseand£5.39tosurviveoneachday.Findingmoneyfornewclotheswasoutof

thequestion.

Afterfouryears,Kemiwasgranted（给与）refugeestatusandsecuredherfirstjobinteniew—unsurprisingly,

shehadnothingtowear.However,shewasreferredtoasmallsocialenterprisecalledGiveYourBest,whichasked

herhersizeandwhatkindofclothessheliked."Andtheygavemethreebeautifillshirts.Thoseclotheswerelike

goldtome.Theyaskedmewhat1actuallywanted.Thatmakesyoufeelvalued.

TheinitiativewaslaunchedbySolEscobar,whohadspentseveralyearsvolunteeringatrefugeecampsin

northernFrance.Atriendputherincontactwithahouseholdofrefugeewomenwhocouldn'taccessanyclothing.

Escobarrealisedshehadsurplus（剩余）clothesshecoulddonate,andappealedtoherfriendsandnetworksforhelp.

Shewasfloodedwithoffers,butdidn'twanttooverloadthewomenwithpotentiallyimproperclothing.<€SoI

thought,ifItakephotosofalloftheseitemsandputthemonanInstagrampage,theycanallchoosethethingsthat

theyactuallywant.^^

Eighteenmonthslater,GiveYourBesthasprocessedalmost11,000itemsofclothing,andhasmorethan800

refugeewomenapprovedto"shop"fbrfreeonitsvirtualshopfront.Itisaimingformuchmore,however.Having

reached（heverylimitofdonationsandrequestsitcouldhandlethroughInstagram,（heenterprisehasjustlaunched

anewdigitalplatform（hatwillallowittohugelyupscale.

Likethehugelysuccessfulclothingresaleapp,clolhesarephotographedanduploadedtoGiveYourBest,

wherecustomersselectthosetheylikeanddonorsthenposttheitem.Crucially,however,nomoneychangeshands.

Aswellasgivingchuicutoitsusersandiniiiiiiiisingfashionwaste,Escobarsaysoneconsequencehasbeen

thesmallbutintimate（亲密的）connectionsestablishedbetweendonorandshopper.Manydonorschooseto

includeasupportivenoteandasmallgift—hugelyweledbyrecipients（接受者）,butalsoareminderthat“onthe

othersideofyourpackage,there?sawomanwhoisyoursizeandhasyourfashionsense,becauseshe'sshopping

fromyourwardrobe（衣橱）”.

8.What'sthepurposeoftheenterprise?

A.lbotterjobtraining（orelugees.

B.Toprovidechildcareforrefugees.

C.Togiverefugeesdignityofchoice.

D.Tostrengthenrefugees'socialposition.

9.Whatdoesparagraph3focuson?

A.Howtheenterprisesurvived.

B.Howtheenterpriseadvertised.

C.Howtheenterprisewasnamed.

D.Howtheenterprisewasinitiated.

10.Whatdowelearnabouttheenterprisefromthetext?

A.Itiswarmlyreceived.

B.Itisdifficulttooperate.

C.Itmakeshugeprofits.

D.Itneedstobemorecreative.

11.Whatdocstheenterprisebringtoitsdonorsandrecipients?

A.Enjoyableshoppingexperience.

B.Asenseofsocialresponsibility.

C.Closeinterpersonalrelationship.

D.Agoodinsightintofashiontrend.

9.12023届辽宁省鞍山市高三第二次质量监测英语试题】

Somepeopleworryaboutrobotstakingworkawayfromhumanbeings,butthereareafewjobsthateven

thesepeopleadmitmostofuswouldnotwant.Oneiscleaningupradioactivewaste,particularlywhenitisinsidea

nuclearpowerstation.

Su,scudintherobols?In2011llicFukushimaDaiichinuuluarpowerslalioninJapansufferedascriesof

meltdownsafteritssafetysystemsfailedfollowingatsunami.Robotswerethensentintoittomonitorradiation

levelsandstartcleaningthingsup.Manygotstuck,brokedownorhadtheircircuitsfriedbytheintenseradiation.

SloppingsuchthingshappeningagainispartoftheworkoftheNationalCentreforNuclearRobotics(NCNR).

ItisledbyRustamStolkinoftheUniversityofBirmingham,anditspurposeistoimprovetheroutineuseof

roboticsinnuclearpowerstations.OneproblemwiththerobotssentintotheruinsofFukushimaDaiichiwasthat

theywerenotparticularlyclever.Mostwereoperatedbysomeoneatasatedistance.Suchmachines7armsare

trickytomoveaccuratelywhenviewedviaavideoscreen.Dr.Stolkinbelievestheansweristoequipthemwith

artificialintelligence(AI),sothattheycanoperatebythemselves.

Thenuclearindustry,however,isextremelyprudent.So,forthemoment,AIisneededtoassisthuman

operators.Forexample,insteadofrelyingonaremotehumanoperatortooperateallitscontrols,anAlcquippcd

rob3tfacedwithapileofdifferentobjectstomovewoulduseacameratounderstandthoseobjects5shapesand

positionsrelativetooneanother.Itcouldthenplanhowbesttograspeachobjectandmoveittoaproperly

designeddisposalskip.

OthermembersofNCNRareexaminingdifferentaspectsoftheproblem.AttheUniversityofBristol,Tom

Sccttleadsagroupworkingonmeansforrobotstoidentifymaterials,includingvarioussortsofplastic.Gerhard

NeumannoftheUniversityofLincolnisdevelopingadvancednavigationsystems.Andtoensurerobots'circuits

don'tgetfried,KlausMcDonaldMaierattheUniversityofEssexisdevelopingelectronicstofightagainstthe

effectsofradiation.

8.HowdidtherobotsperformatFukushimaDaiichiin2011?

A.Theywerenotcapableofthetask.B.Theycleanedupthewasteintime.

C.Theywerenotaffectedbyradiation.D.Theyfoundithardtoidentifymaterials.

9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“prudenl”inparagraph4probablymean?

A.Admiring.B.Cautious.C.Successful.D.Independent.

10.Whichuniversityistryingtohelprobotsfindoutwhatobjectsaremadeof?

A.TheUniversityofBirmingham.B.TheUniversityofLincoln.

C.TheUniversityofBristol.D.TheUniversityofEssex.

11.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.WillAIrobotsthreatenmorejobs?B.Couldrobotsreplacehumanbeings?

C.Extremerobotics:cleaningupnuclearwasteD.Nuclearrobotics:speedinguptheexploration

10.12023届江苏省苏州八校联盟高三二模检测试题】

Nowadays,bamboogrowthcyclesandthedietaryneedsoflemurs(狐猴)areoutofsync.Findingsshow

rainfallsarechangingannually.Overthepasttwoyears,therehasbeenathreemonthdelayin(herainyseasonand

newtendershootsthatlemursconsumefornutritionareappearinginJanuaryandFebruary—14daysafterthefirst

rainfall,saysPatriciaChappleWright,aprimatologist,