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D.WhyisJamesJoyceTostressthevalueofgoodTohelpexplainanTostatehisconsiderableToshowtheinconvenienceofWhatmessageisconveyedinthelastPracticeisthebestTheblindhavemorevividVisionisnottheonlywindowintheThingsarenotsetinMostofushavesome“gutfeelings”thatwecan’texplain.Forexample,whenwehuntforanewhouse,wemightsuddenlylikeitalotordislikeitrightaway.Orwhenwemeetnewpeople,wemakeinstantjudgementsonthemwithoutcarefulthought.ResearchdonebyLeedsUniversityshowsthatthesefeelings,orintuitions,arerealandweshouldtakethemseriously.高二英语学科第410Accordingtotheresearch,intuitionistheresultofthewayourbrainsstore,processandobtaininformationonasubconscious(潜意识的)level,andsoisarealpsychologicalphenomenonthatneedsfurtherstudytohelpusunlockitspotential.Therearemanycaseswhereintuitionpreventedmajordisasters,andcasesofremarkablerecoverieswhendoctorsfollowedtheirgutfeelings.Yet,sciencehashistoricallyquestionedtheconceptofintuition,labellingitas“anti-scientific”.Throughanalysisofawiderangeofresearchpapersexaminingthephenomenon,researchershaveconcludedthatintuitionisthebraindrawingonpastexperiencesandexternalcuestodecide—butonethathappenssofastthatthereactionisonanon-consciouslevel.Allwe’reawareofisageneralfeelingthatsomethingisrightorwrong.Researchersbelievethatpeopleusuallyexperiencetrueintuitionwhentheyareunderseveretimepressureorinasituationofinformationoverloadoracutedanger,whereconsciousanalysisofthesituationmaybedifficultorimpossible.TheyciteaFormulaOnedriver,whooncebrakedsuddenlybeforeasharpU-turnwithoutknowingwhy.Thisautomaticreactionsavedhimfromcrashingintoapileofcarsahead,likelypreventingafatalaccident.Thoughhecouldn’texplainhisurgetostop,itoverrodehiscompetitivedrivetowin.Afterpsychologistsshowedthedriveravideoreplay,herealizedatthatverymomentthecrowdwasn’tcheeringasusual—theystoodfrozen,staringintheoppositedirectionasheapproachedtheU-turn.Thatwasthecue.Hedidn’tconsciouslyprocessthis,butheknewsomethingwaswrongandstoppedintime.Researchersbelievethatallintuitiveexperiencesarebasedontheautomaticevaluationofsuchinternalandexternalcues.Theysaythatweclearlyneedbothconsciousandnon-consciousthoughtprocesses,butneitherissuperiortotheother.WhatdoestheresearchfromLeedsUniversityGutfeelingsarenotreliableindailyPeopleoughttotrusttheirintuitiveIntuitionisjustarandompsychologicalIntuitiveresponsesoftenleadtowrongAccordingtoParagraph3,whatcanweinferaboutIntuitioninvolvessubconsciousprocessingofexternalIntuitiononlyworksinlife-threateningIntuitionreliesonconsciousanalysisofvisibleIntuitionisarandomguesswithnologicalWhichofthefollowingreal-lifesituationsbestillustratestheapplicationofAshopperpicksaproductsimplybecauseitspackagelooksAstudentsolvesmathproblemsbystrictlyfollowingformulasandlogicalAfirefightersuddenlyreroutesarescuemissionaftersensingsomehiddenAstudentquicklyguessesrandomanswerswithoutconsiderationduringatimedWhatistheauthor’smainpurposeinwritingthisTodescribehowbrainsprocessexternalToexplainthescientificbasisandvalueofTocompareconsciousandsubconsciousTocriticizetheoveruseofintuitionindaily高二英语学科第510TheUnitedStatescontributiontocoastalplasticpollutionworld-wideissignificantlylargerthanpreviouslythought,possiblybyasmuchasfivetimes,accordingtoastudypublishedFriday.Accordingtotheresearch,publishedinScienceAdvances,twofactorscontributedtothesharpincrease:AmericansareusingmoreplasticthaneverandthecurrentstudyincludedpollutionproducedbyUnitedStatesexportsofplasticwaste,whiletheearlieronedidnot.TheUnitedStates,whichdoesnothavesufficientinfrastructure(基础建设)tohandleitsrecyclingdemandsathome,exportsabouthalfofitsrecyclablewaste.Ofthetotalexported,about88percentendsupincountriesconsideredtohaveinadequatewastemanagement.“Whenyouconsiderhowmuchofourplasticwasteisn’tactuallyrecyclablebecauseitislow-value,pollutedordifficulttoprocess,it’snotsurprisingthatalotofitendsuppollutingtheenvironment,”saidthestudy’sleadauthor,KaraLavenderLaw,researchprofessorofoceanographyatSeaEducationAssociation,inastatement.Thestudyestimatesthatin2024,theUnitedStatescontributedbetween2.1and3.6milliontonsofplasticwastetotheoceansthroughacombinationoflittering,dumpingandmismanagedexports.Ataminimum,that’salmostdoublethetotalestimatedwasteintheteam’spreviousstudy.Atthehighend,itwouldbeafivefoldincreaseovertheearlierestimate.Therangesarewidepartlybecause“there’snorealstandardforbeingabletoprovidegoodqualitydataoncollectionanddisposalofwasteingeneral,”saidTedSiegler,aresourceeconomistatDSMEnvironmentalSolutions,aconsultingfirm,andanauthorofthestudy.Mr.Sieglersaidtheresearchershadevaluatedwaste-disposalpracticesincountriesaroundtheworldandusedtheir“bestprofessionaljudgment”todeterminethelowestandhighestamountsofplasticwastelikelytoescapeintotheenvironment.Theysettledonarangeof25percentto75percent.TonyWalker,anassociateprofessorattheDalhousieUniversitySchoolforResourceandEnvironmentalStudiesinHalifax,NovaScotia,saidthatanalyzingwastedatacanamounttoa“dataminefield(危机四伏的局面)”becausetherearenodatastandardsacrossmunicipalities.Moreover,onceplasticwasteisshippedoverseas,hesaid,dataisoftennotrecordedatall.Nonetheless,Dr.Walker,whowasnotinvolvedinthestudy,saiditcouldofferamoreaccurateaccountingofplasticpollutionthanthepreviousstudy,whichlikelyunderestimatedtheUnitedStates’contribution.“They’veputtheirbestestimate,asaccurateastheycanbewiththisdata,”hesaid,andusedranges,whichunderscoresthatthefiguresareestimates.Accordingtotheresearch,whathasmadetheUScontributiontocoastalplasticpollutionhigherthanMoreunrecyclableplasticwastehasbeenPeoplehavenodeviceathometodisposeofplasticAmericanshavebeguntoexportplasticwasteSomeonceexcludeddataisnowincludedintheWhyisthereawiderangeintheteam’sCountriesaroundtheworldvaryalotintheamountofplasticMoreplasticwastehasescapedintotheenvironmentthanNosuchdata-relatedstandardiswidely高二英语学科第610TheteamhopestogiveapossibleItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatTony doesn’tthinktheteam’sestimatesarethatunderestimatestheUScontributiontoplasticdoesn’tthinkthattheteamshouldprovidesuchfeelsregretfulthathehasn’tbeeninvolvedintheWhichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitlefortheCoastalPlasticPollutioninthePlasticPollutionUnderestimatedintheDifficultiesofRecyclingPlasticWasteintheDataMinefield:WastePollutioninthe第二节(52.512.5分Inthe1960sand1970s,thegreatestfearwasthatthehumanrace,andpossiblyalladvancedlifeformsontheplanet,couldbewipedoutbynuclearmissiles.36Scientistsarethinkingofwaystolowerthisrisk,suchasreplacingcoalandoilwithformsofrenewableenergy.Buttheyarealsopreparingfortheworst:whatcanwedoiftheearthcannolongersustainus?37ThemostlikelychoiceisMars,whichisrelativelyclosetoEarthandhasanenvironmentmorefriendlythanthatofotherplanets.Marshasfascinatedpeoplesinceancienttimes,andtodayourinterestinMartianexplorationisgreaterthaneverbefore.Sincethe1960s,wehavebeensendingunmannedspacecrafttoMars.38OurrobotshaveexploredtheMartiansurface,testingthesoilandsearchingforresources,waterandsignsoflife.However,sendingpeopletherewillrequirealltheskill,courageandintelligenceofthehumanrace.WhiletheMooncanbereachedwithindays,itwouldtakemonthstoreachMars,travellingthroughdangeroussolarradiation.AndevenifthefirstsettlersdoreachMarssafely,theymaynotbeabletoreturntoEarth—ever.39Asearlyasthe1980s,scientistswerebuildingBiosphere2intheArizonadesert,consistingofaclosedspaceinwhichpeople,animalsandplantscouldlivetogether.Althoughthetwo-yearexperimentwasafailure,itdidprovideuswithabetterunderstandingofhowhumansmightbeabletoliveonanotherplanet.Anyway,humansettlementofMarsisstilldecadesaway.Inthemeantime,scientificresearchshowsthattheplanetEarthisgettingwarmer.Thischangeisbeingcausedbyhumanactivityandishavingaterribleeffectontheglobe.40OneoptionistoexploreotherplanetstoseeifwecouldliveonWedefinitelyconsideritasabigstepUntilwearefinallyabletoliveonanotherplanet,weneedtotakefarbettercareofourRightnow,it’stheonlyoneweOurprobeshaveorbitedtheplanet,sendingbackvaluabledataandstunningStayingalivewillbeadailychallenge,butisn’timpossible,asprovedbyToday,however,environmentalproblemshavetakenoverasthegreatestrisktolifeon高二英语学科第710（30分第一节（15小题：每小题115分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。MysisterandIrecentlytravelledbackfromPortugal.Amongourmemories,oneexperience41Asaliterary42,I’dplannedtovisitabookstorerecommendedbymyfavoriteauthor.Onourfirstday,wesearchedthroughthewindinglanesforhours43andasuddendownpourforcedustoendthe44.45toleaveempty-handed,wemadeafinalattemptonthelastday.However,contradictorydirectionsfrompassers-byonlydeepenedour46.Asduskfell,shopkeeperswerepackingup,streetsquieting,andhopefading.Wetfromanothershowerandwithatornmap,wefeltevenmore47.Thenablindturnledustoanarrowstreetwhereastoredrewourattention.Mysisterstoppedto48themap,andIglancedatthesigns—“That’sit”I49.Theownerlookedup,smiled,and50usin.Inside,floor-to-ceilingbookshelveslinedthewalls.AsIranmyfingersalongthebookshelves,ahardcovercaughtmyeye.JustasI51forit,anotherhandbrushedagainstthecover.“Youlikeittoo?”awomansmiled.Asthebookstore’sregular,sheinstantly52withmeandItoldherour53search.Theowner,overhearingourstory,steppedoverand54uswithtwocopiesofthebook,eachsignedbytheauthor.“Forthosetrulyappreciatingit,”hesaid.Mysistercapturedthemomentasweexchangedemail,promisingtosharereflectionsonthebooklater.41．A．stoodB．41．A．stoodB．fellC．carriedD．came高二英语学科第810（101.515分Thename“BaiPeilan”standsoutonthelistofwinnersoftheOrchidAwards,itsclassicalChinesequality56(show)asharpcontrastwiththenamesofotherforeignerspraisedforpromotingculturalexchangesbetweenChinaandtherestoftheworld.BaiPeilanistheChinesenameofMexicanprofessorFloraBeja.Inher90s,she57(honor)withtheoutstandingachievementawardattheOrchidAwardslastyear,in58(recognize)ofdecadesofdevotiontostudyingandintroducingChinanotonlytoMexico,butalsotoallSpanish-speaking59BorninGreece,BaiPeilanmovedtoMexicoattheageof15,whereshebeganher60(remark)journeythatultimatelytiedherlifetothatoftheChineseSheisnow61foundingfigureinthefieldofSinology汉学)inMexico.Forher,62startedoutasasuitableacademicarrangementeventuallydevelopedintoaprofoundloveaffairwithChina.AsoneofthefirstacademicsinMexicotofocusonChina,BaichosetoexploretherichaspectsoftraditionalChineseculture,reflectingherbeliefthat“wemustknowaboutthepast63(understand)thepresent”.Goingintotwodistinctcultures,Baiconcludesthatrespect64theelderly,aswellastraditionalvaluesoffamilyties,65(be)ofgreatimportanceinbothMexicoandChina.第四部分写作（40）第一节应用文（15）80DearYourssincerely,LiHuascrollthroughDearYourssincerely,LiHua高二英语学科第910第二节读后续写（25分IwasashyandquietfreshmanwhenIenteredhighschool.ForaslongasIcouldremember,Ihadbeenafraidofspeakinginpublic.Iwouldlowermyheadinclasswhenevertheteacheraskedquestions,fearingthatmyvoicewouldshakeorIwouldsaythewrongwords.Ialwayssatinthecorneroftheclassroom,hidingmyselffromothers’attention,andneverdaredtotakepartinanyclassactivitiesorschoolevents.Iwasusedtostayinginmycomfortzone,eventhoughIknewIwasmissingchancestoMyEnglishteacher,Ms.Li,noticedmytimidity(胆怯)soonaftertheschool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(50分第一节(15小题;2.537.5分A21-23. 28-31. 32-35.第二节(5小题;2.512.5分36-40.（30分第一节（15小题：每小题1分，满分15分 （101.515分 57．was 63．to 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