吉林省2023~2024(上)高一年级第二次月考(241357D)英语答案正在持续更新，本期2024衡中同卷单元卷答案网为大家整理了相关试题及答案，供大家查缺补漏，高效提升成绩。

本文从以下几个角度介绍。

1、2023-2024吉林省高一月考卷
2、2024吉林高一第一次联考
3、吉林市2024高中第二次调研英语
4、2023-2024吉林省高一期末联考
5、2024年吉林省重点高中高三第二次月考
6、2023-2024吉林省高一第一次月考
7、吉林2024高二期末考试答案
8、2024吉林省高三第二次调研
9、吉林市2024年高一期末联考
10、吉林省2024高二期末联考试卷

第二节阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出29.What does the author think of the calculator?能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余A.Unique but useless.选项。B.Valuable and alarming.阅Newspapers first appeared in Europe in theNecessary though simple.17th century.They developed gradually from a理D.Advanced and entertaining.理similar type of publication called a broadsheet--a30.What does the article mentioned insingle sheet of paper that responded to unusualparagraph 4 suggest doing?events.A.Choosing practical apps.C 36 Before the late 19th century,paper wasReducing social media time.often made from textile fibers(纺织纤维).Onlyafter the invention of paper made from wood pulpC.Removing notifications regularly.did paper become readily available.The rise of theD.Contacting with friends in person.paper industry made paper cheap,31.What does the underlined word "de-clutter"which meant newspapers could be printed forreasonable prices.Industrialization also helped toin paragraph 4 mean?increase the production of newspapers.A.Add-on.B.Check-in.阅Changes in print technology influenced读理C.Take-over.Clear-up.newspaper production as well.Print began withindividual metal letters placed by hand in specialgrids(网格).G37 Technological creation解decreased the amount of effort and increased thespeed at which words could be printed onto paper.In the 19th and 20th centuries,it became easierand cheaper to move information across longdistances.A 38 Railroads and steamships madelong-distance travel easier and faster,so reporters could travel to explore interestingevents.阅阅As words and pictures moved more quickly32.What is the finding of Tiffany Braley's study?around the world in the 20th century,newspapersA.Both dogs and cats make perfect pets.began to rely on wire services(通讯社).D39AndPets may help keep the brain functional.these services enabled newspapers that couldn'tC.Females tend to be long-term pet ownershire foreign correspondents to cover distant events解D.A human-animal link helps decrease blood解quickly and in detail.pressure.As the price of paper and printing dropped,and as access to information became faster andeasier,newspapers grew larger and appeared morefrequently33.How did the researchers carry out their study?A.By referring to previous studies.They changed from occasional broadsheets to阅B.By monitoring several cognitive tests.阅daily papers or papers with several editionsBy tracking the changes in compositeper day.F 40_Some stories now appear oncognitive scores.newspaper websites in many editions,written理D.By correcting data from the Health and理and rewritten over the course of the day.Retirement Study.34.What is Braley's attitude towards the studyresults?A.Puzzled.得Cautious.C.Surprised.D.Unsatisfied.A.This had a huge impact on the newspaper business35.What would be the best title of the text?B.Newspapers in different societies are often quite阅A.Why should we keep pets?different.B.How long should we keep pets?C.Technological creation made the modern newspaperpossible.C.Does the human-animal link have healthD.They had reporters and photographers based allbenefits?over the world.解Do pets have a positive effect on people'sE.Newspapers and their content have changed greatlybrain health?over timeF.The appearance of the Internet also has helped speedup the news cycle.G.The letters were inked and then paper was pressedon one sheet at a time.5