炎德英才大联考雅礼中学2024届高三2024届高三月考试卷四英语
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全国@0所名校高三月考卷教学program,After setting up the experiment parameters(实g验参数)with William,the teens got to札记work.They drilled holes in the Cecropia trees in the neighbourhood and then carefully documentedwhat followed.The young scientists found that in 14 of the 22 cases,a crowd of Azteca alfari ants instantlygathered in the damaged area.The hardworking insects instantly got to work and,using materialfrom the stems,significantly reduced the size of the hole within two and a half hours.In most cases,the gap was completely sealed within 24 hours.Alex and his team,who published their findings in the Journal of Hymenoptera Research onDecember 30,2021,still have one mystery to solve.They are not sure why the insects did not repairall the holes.Understanding this selective behavior is something they hope to explore in the future.28.What is the author's main purpose of writing paragraph 2?A.To show the special skills ants possess.B.To prove how creative the young researchers are.C.To explain how hard life was during that time.D.To introduce the background of the new discovery.29.What is the discovery about?A.The trouble the pandemic has caused.B.The way parents educate their children.C.The ability ants repair the damaged trees.D.The forms of entertainment in daily life.30.How did the young scientists get their finding?A.By comparing different studies.B.By conducting an experiement.C.By consulting other scientists.D.By analyzing previous data.31.What can we learn from Alex's story?A.A good beginning is half done.B.Usually a fall into a pit,a gain in your wit.C.Care and hard work bring luck.D.Curiosity can lead to an unexpected outcome.【答案与解析】巴拿马的一个年轻的研究团队发现蚂蚁能迅速修复一种受损的树木。28.D根据第2段内容可知，为了打发疫情期间的无聊时间，Alex Wcislo和他的朋友们决定用弹弓向树发射黏土球，结果树留下了伤口。这是介绍了研究的背景。29.C根据第3段内容可知，Alex和他父亲发现受损的树洞一夜之间就被蚂蚁修复了。30.B根据第4、5段可知，这群年轻人通过实验详细记录了蚂蚁是如何修复受损的树木的」31.D根据全文可知，Alx和他的朋友在游戏中扔黏土球不小心击中了树干，留下了一个伤口。第二天通过观察发现蚂蚁修复了这个伤口。出于好奇，A1x和他的朋友进行了一个实验，验证了蚂蚁具有迅速修复树木伤口的能力，由此说明好奇心可以带来意想不到的结果。D"The benefits of spacing and retrieval (practice have been confirmed over and over instudies in labs,classrooms,workplaces,but the reason why we're showcasing this research is thatthese two techniques haven't fully caught on.If they were applied all the time,we'd see dramatic in-creases in learning,said lowa State University Psychology Professor Shana Carpenter.In the paper,Carpenter and her co-authors describe spacing as a strategy to learn in small dosesover time.It's the opposite of cramming the night before an exam.In one study,medical students【24.G3YK(新高考)英语-YLB-必考-QG】>
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