大題預(yù)測(cè) 01閱讀訓(xùn)練（第1組）（原卷版）

大題預(yù)測(cè)01閱讀（第一組）（建議用時(shí)：40分鐘滿分：50分）第二部分閱讀(共兩節(jié)，滿分50分)第一節(jié)(共15小題;每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。A1.（2024·福建泉州·統(tǒng)考二模）JOINTODAYEnjoyunlimitedaccesstohundredsofEnglishHeritagesiteswithanannualmembership.FAMILYMEMBERSHIPJOINTMEMBERSHIPINDIVIDUALMEMBERSHIPFAMILY1ADULTFamilyofoneadultandupto6children￡69forayearJOINTADULTTwoadultsaged18years+￡120forayearINDIVIDUALADULTOneadultaged26years+￡69forayearFAMILY2ADULTSFamilyoftwoadultsandupto12children￡120forayearJOINTSENIORTwoadultsaged65years+￡96forayearSENIOROneadultaged65years+￡63forayear**

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D．Toinform.B（2024·廣東·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）WhenIwasachild,mygrandmotheroftensaidpeopleandcommunicationmattered.Shebackedthatupwithherownbehavior.Whenshewalkeddownthestreet,shewouldspeaktoeveryone.Itdidn’tmatterifyouwereanelderlypersonorachild,orifyouspokeEnglishorSpanish.Shejustsmiledandtalkedtoeveryone.However,assheaged,shenoticedthatherapproachwasbecomingrare.Shetalkedabouthow,intheageoftechnology,mostpeopledon’tthinktheyhavetimeforlongercommunicationsthantextmessages.Infact,peoplebarelyspeaktooneanothernowadays.AsmuchasIhatedtoadmitit,Ihadnoticedittoo.Mygrandmother’swisdominspiredmetohaveapenpal.Itallstartedin2013.IwenttotheUniversityofSouthernCaliforniatomeetwithKerstinZilm,whowantedtointerviewmeaboutbeingastudentstrugglingfinancially(經(jīng)濟(jì)上地).Ididn’tknowmuchaboutGermancultureortheGermanaudiencewhowouldlistentotheshow,butIagreedtodosobecauseIrememberedmygrandmother’swisdom.Ifeltthatspeakingaboutmystorywasbetterthankeepingittomyself.Youneverknewwhocouldlearnfromyourlifeexperiences.Soonafterknowingmystoryfromtheshow,awomannamedRenatereachedouttome,askinghowshecouldhelpmefinanciallywithcollege.IwasgratefulthatRenatewantedtohelp,butmypridedidn’tallowmetoacceptmoney.Thinkingofmygrandmother’swisdom,Ididn’tletthecommunicationstop.IemailedRenateback,thankingherforherkindnesssincerely.Fromthenon,RenateandIoftenemailedeachother.Sheevensentmegiftsandcakesonmybirthday.AndwheneverIwasintrouble,shewasalwaysthere.Shesentmevirtual(虛擬的)hugsatthemomentswhenIneededthemmost.ThoughIhavenevermetherinperson,sheisoneofthemostimportantpeopleinmylife.AndIpromiseIwillturnallthevirtualhugsintorealonesoneday.24．Whatcanweknowabouttheauthor’sgrandmother?A．Shehadmadelotsofforeignfriends.B．Shevaluedgoodfamilyrelationships.C．Sheenjoyedhangingaboutinthestreets.D．Sheconsideredconnectingwithothersimportant.25．Whatdidtheauthornoticeaboutthepeopletoday?A．Theyprefertobealone.B．Theydreamofhavingapenpal.C．Theyhavelimitedcommunicationwithothers.D．Theydislikesendingeachotherlongtextmessages.26．Whydidtheauthordecidetodotheinterview?A．Shethoughtsharingherstorymightbehelpful.B．Shewantedtospreadhergrandmother’swisdom.C．Shehopeditwouldhelphermakesomefriends.D．Sheexpectedtogainsomeworkexperience.27．Whathappenedtotheauthoraftertheshowwasbroadcast?A．Shewasabletoaffordcollege.B．ShestartedtopracticeGermanwithRenate.C．SheacceptedfinancialhelpfromRenate.D．Shedevelopedadeepfriendshipwithastranger.C（2024·福建泉州·統(tǒng)考二模）Whendeliveringmedicationstopatients,oneofthemosteffectivemethodsisdirectinjection(注射)intothebloodstreamusinganeedle.Butthiscanbeanuncomfortableexperience,especiallyforkidsoradultswithafearofneedles.Whilepatientsdohavetheoptiontotakeoralpillsinstead,drugscontaininglargemolecules(分子)arenotabsorbedeffectivelythisway.Now,inspiredbyoctopussuckers(章魚吸盤),researchersfromChinaandSwitzerlandhavedesignedaneedle-freealternative:atiny,drug-filled,cup-likepatch(貼片)thatstickstotheinsideofthecheeks.Thedeviceiseasilyaccessible,anditcanberemovedatanytimeandthedruggetsabsorbedthroughtheliningoftheinnercheek,theteamreportsinapaperinScienceTranslationalMedicine.Totestthedesign,theteam3Dprintedthesuckers.Theyloadedeachwiththedrugandstucktheminsidethecheeksofthreebeagles,akindofdogwhichhasasimilarinnercheekliningtohumans.Forcomparison,theyalsodeliveredthedrugtobeaglesviaapill.Afterthreehours,theteamfoundthatdrugbloodconcentrationsindogswiththepatchweremorethan150timeshigherthaninthedogsthattookatablet.Theyalsofoundpatchesworkedeffectivelyfordrugswithlargemolecules.40healthyhumanvolunteersself-appliedwater-filledpatchestoseehowwelltheywouldstayonwhiletalkingandmovingtheirmouths.After30minutes,onlyfiveofthe40patcheshadfallenoff,whichwasbecauseofimproperplacement.Mostvolunteerssaidtheywouldpreferapatchoverinjectionsfordailyapplications.Still,theteamonlytestedthepatchforashorttimesotheywouldneedtofindoutwhatwouldhappenifitwasusedrepeatedly.They’dalsoneedtodeterminewhichdrugswouldworkwiththetechnology:thetargetislargemolecules,suchasthoseusedtotreatobesityorosteoporosis,buttheycan’tbetoolargetofitinthecup.28．Whydotheresearchersdevelopthepatch?A．Tohelppatientsovercomethefearofneedles.B．Toenablekidstoswallowtabletssmoothly.C．Toofferabetterwayofdrugdelivery.D．Toguaranteetheefficiencyoforalpills.29．Whatdoestheresearchondogsprove?A．Itistechnologicallypossibleto3Dprintthepatches.B．Thecheekliningofdogsissimilartothatofhumans.C．Patchesfalleasilywiththeirmouthmovement.D．Drugsareabsorbedbetterthroughpatchesthanpills.30．Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribethedevice?A．Innovativeandprofitable.B．Effectiveanduser-friendly.C．Affordableandaccessible.D．Flexibleandlong-lasting.31．Whatdoesthelastparagraphstress?A．Therelatedissuestobesolved.B．Theriskofusingpatchesrepeatedly.C．Thewaytoidentitylargemolecules.D．Thetroubleofimprovingthetechnology.D（2024·廣東·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Anewoutdoorfabric(織物)storesenergybydayandthenlightsupatnight.Beingtestedinacitypark,thistotally“cool”fabrichasattractedinterestforitsmanyurbanuses.ThisistheinventionofAnaiGreen,anindustrialandproductdesignerbasedinTelAviv,Israel.Shedesignedafabricthatincludesorganicandsolarphotovoltaiccells(光伏電池).ThecellscapturesunlightandstoretheenergyinstripswithLEDs.Thisallowsthefabrictoshadepublicspacebyday.Whennightfalls,thesestripslightup.Greensaid,“WeuseLumiWeavetolightpublicspacewithoutcarbonemissions,makingthelightingall-natural.Andwespreadlightintheareawewanttolightonly.”Thesystemwasdesignedtoadapttoallweatherconditionsandcancontinuetoprovidelightingevenafterthreedayswithoutsunlight.Inaddition,yousimplyputLumiWeaveupandthesunwilldothework.Thisinitselfsaves50percentofthecostofbuildingstandardlighting,anditsaves100percentontheelectricitybills.Thisisgreatnewsforcities.TelAviv,Green’shometown,istryingoutLumiWeaveinAtidimPark.ThemayorofTelAviv,RonHuldai,ismakingeffortstoaddressclimatechange.“LumiWeavewillturnouttobeagroundbreakingproject,”Huldaisaid.ThemayoraddedthatLumiWeaveisespeciallyimportantasitsolvestheissueofshadingurbanareasandusescleanenergy.Thenewfabriccanbefixedatopbikepaths,inchildren’sparksandinwalkingareas.ManybigcitiesinIsraelareplanningonadoptingLumiWeave.Asthereisalsouseforthefabricinoutdoorsittingareasofrestaurantsandhotels,GreenhasdevelopedaLumiWeaveparasol(大遮陽(yáng)傘).“Wearenowdevelopingthepossibilityofcontrollingitfromthephone—we’recreatinganapplication,”Greensaid.LumiWeaveprovidesanidealsolutionforurbanparksandgardens.Wehopethatitwillsoonbelightingupnightskiesaroundtheworld.32．Howdoesthenewoutdoorfabricwork?A．Byturninghouseholdwasteintocleanenergy.B．Byusingphotovoltaiccellstopromoteplantgrowth.C．Byprovidingshadeandenergyinaneco-friendlyway.D．Bychangingitstemperaturesaccordingtotheweather.33．WhichofthefollowingcanbethefeatureofLumiWeave?A．It’sfunctionalandcost-effective.B．Ittakesupalotofpublicspace.C．It’sequippedwithself-repairmaterials.D．Itcanbroadcastweatherconditionsmorequickly.34．What’sRonHuldai’sattitudetowardsLumiWeave?A．Worried. B．Doubtful. C．Unclear. D．Supportive.35．WhatcanweinferaboutLumiWeavefromParagraph5?A．Itmaycausesafetyconcerns.B．Itwillbefurtherdevelopedforwideruse.C．Itwillbereplacedbymoreintelligentdevices.D．Itcanreducethewaitingtimeinsomeplaces.第二節(jié)(共5小題;每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分)閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。（2024·廣東·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Wheneveryoupickupanappleandpreparetoeatit,youmaynoticeasmallstickerattachedtothefruitwitharowoffourorfivenumbersonit.ThatstringofnumbersissomethingcalledaPriceLook-Up(PLU)code.36It’sdesignedtohelpsupermarketsgettoknowtheirinventory(庫(kù)存)offruitsandvegetables,andtomakeiteasyforcheckoutclerkstoknowwhattochargeforaparticularitem.Thus,youcangetthroughthelineandoutofthedoormorequickly.Fromthecode,youcanalsoknowwhatspecificvarietyofaparticularfruitorvegetableyou’regoingtoenjoy—whetherit’saHoneycrispappleoraShamoutiorange.Anditmaytellyouthesizeofthefruitorvegetable.37Youmayknowwhetheritwasgrownconventionally(常規(guī)地)oronanorganicfarm.