2020-2021学年新教材高中英语 Unit 3 Environmental Protection Section Ⅱ Learning About Language课时作业(含解析)新人教版选择性必修第三册.doc
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1、课时作业(八)Unit 3Section Learning About Language.阅读理解A Gases, like black carbon, methane (甲烷) and ozone (臭氧) in city smog, are called “shortlived climate pollutants (污染物)”, which exist both outdoors and indoors and decrease agricultural crops. WHO says emissions from these climate pollutants cause many
2、serious illnesses, including lung cancer. And these pollutants are responsible for many of the more than 7 million premature deaths each year that are connected to air pollution. Maria Neira in WHO says the pollutants have a strong impact on climate change. But the good news is that they only stay i
3、n the atmosphere for a few days to 10 years. That is much shorter than carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas that can remain for hundreds, or even thousands of years. According to Maria Neira, when you address the shortlived pollutants, you can reduce emissions very rapidly, and then improve air quality.
4、 You will have an immediate reduction in the ill health and diseases because of the reduction of air pollution. WHO has many available and affordable ways to reduce these shortlived climate pollutants. At the top of the list is cutting vehicle emissions by requiring higher emission and efficiency st
5、andards. More emissions are released when engines are running. Indoor air pollution also contributes to poor health and premature death. WHO reports that nearly 3 billion lowincome households rely on “dirty fuels”. Coal, wood and kerosene used for cooking and heating are examples. Cleaner and more e
6、fficient stoves and fuel alternatives could cut down on health risks. Another way to cut back on these pollutants is to have more investment and policies for rapid transport. These include buses, trains, bicycles and pedestrian or walking routes. These investment could have many benefits, including
7、safer travel, reduced health risks from noise and air pollution and more physical activity. The WHO report also calls for encouraging highincome and middleincome populations to include more plantbased foods in their diets. It says this could the risk of developing reduce heart disease and some cance
8、rs, and could also slow the methane gas production that comes with some animalsourced foods.1The “shortlived climate pollutants” are so called because _.Athey cause many to die youngBthey exist shorter than the greenhouse gasCthey live indoors for a short timeDthey have a short effect on peoples hea
9、lth2The underlined word “address” in Paragraph 4 means “_”Alive on Btalk aboutCdeal with Dturn to3What can be inferred from the whole passage?ARich people hardly ever eat plantbased foods in daily life.BNo emissions are released from stopped engines.CGovernments should take measures to fight polluti
10、on.DHeart disease and some cancers are caused by the pollutants.4Which of the following may be the best title of the text?AThe ways to fight air pollutionB. Reducing “shortlived climate pollutants” to save livesCSome sources of serious air pollutionDA report on pollution from WHOBAs global temperatu
11、res rise, trees around the world are experiencing longer growing seasons, sometimes as much as three extra weeks a year. All that time helps trees grow faster. For the past 100 years, trees have been experiencing fast growth in mild areas from Maryland to Finland, to Central Europe, where the growth
12、 rate of some trees has even sped up by nearly 77% since 1870. Supposing wood were just as strong today, those gains would mean more wood for building, burning, and storing carbon captured from the atmosphere. But is wood really as dense(茂密的) as it used to be? Hans Pretzsch, a forest scientist in Ge
13、rmany, and his colleagues wanted to find an answer. They carried out a study of the forests of Central Europe. They started with small pieces of experimental land in southern Germany, some of which have been continuously monitored since 1870. Pretzsch and his team took core samples(样品) from the tree
14、swhich included Norway spruce, sessile oak, European beech, and Scots pineand analyzed the tree rings. They found that in all four species, wood density had decreased by 8% to 12%. “We expected a trend of the wood density like this, but not such a strong and significant decrease,” Pretzsch says. Inc
15、reasing temperatures, and the faster growth they spur, probably account for some of the drop. Another factor, Pretzsch says, is more nitrogen in the soil from agricultural fertilizer and vehicle exhaust. Previous studies have linked increased fertilizer use to decreased wood density. Above all, the
16、study suggests that the higher temperaturescombined with pollution from car exhaust and farmsare making wood weaker, resulting in trees that break more easily and wood that is less durable. “I am getting worried,” says Richard Houghton, an ecologist at the Woods Hole Research Center in Massachusetts
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