备考2024届高考英语一轮复习课时提能 第一部分 过透教材 Unit 3 The world of science 外研版必修第三册.docx
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1、Unit 3 The world of science一、阅读理解AScientists researching climate change in Antarctica are studying penguins in an effort to better understand the areas environmental health. Theyre measuring the growth and development of the penguin population on the eastern side of the Antarctic Peninsula. We are c
2、ounting penguin nests to understand how many penguins are in a colony(聚居地), producing young animals every year, and whether that number is going up or down with the environmental conditions, said Alex Borowicz, an ecology researcher at New Yorks Stony Brook University. The work is not easy for clima
3、te researchers in the icy, faraway reaches of Antarctica. But penguins are easier to follow than some other kinds of animals they nest on land. And their black bodies and waste droppings can also be identified against the areas white background. Michael Wethington, another researcher from Stony Broo
4、k, told Reuters the penguin population can represent overall climate conditions and the health of the areas whole ecosystem. The researchers say counts of individual penguins can be combined with data from satellite images to get a more complete picture of how the animals are progressing. Gentoo pen
5、guins prefer open water without broken pieces of ice floating around. So when temperatures on the Antarctic Peninsula began rising during the latter half of the 20th century, gentoo populations moved south. Gentoo penguins dont like sea ice, David Ainley, a biologist who has been studying penguins f
6、or more than 50 years, told Reuters. They mostly search for food over the continental shelf(大陆架) and dont go far out to sea. As sea ice has decreased along the western side of the peninsula, gentoos seem to have got used to the changed conditions. But those same conditions have been worse for the Ad
7、lie penguin species. This is because they depend on sea ice for feeding and reproduction(繁殖). When we find Adlie penguins, we typically know sea ice is nearby, Wethington said. He added that whenever researchers see sea ice decreasing or disappearing, they also see Adlie penguin populations drop sha
8、rply. 气候变化一直以来都是人们普遍关注的问题。科学家从未放松对气候变化的研究。一些科学家通过对南极洲企鹅进行观察来研究南极洲的气候变化。1. Why did the researchers choose penguins as their research subject?A. Because their colony is in good condition.B. Because Antarctica has a large population of penguins.C. Because they are easier to follow and identified than o
9、ther animals.D. Because their number changes sharply with the environmental conditions.解析C细节理解题。由第二段中的But penguins are easier to follow than some other kinds of animals they nest on land. And their black bodies and waste droppings can also be identified against the areas white background可知,研究人员之所以选择
10、企鹅是因为它们更易于跟踪和辨认,故本题选C项。2. What does the underlined word picture in Para. 4 probably mean? A. Photo.B. Future.C. Prediction.D. Situation.解析D词义猜测题。结合关键性信息counts of individual penguins,data from satellite images,the animals are progressing以及常识我们不难推知,研究人员通过不同手段收集有关企鹅的各种信息,无非是想对企鹅这一动物族群的发展状况有一个更为全面的了解,那么
11、picture在意义上与situation最为接近,故本题选D项。3.What can we infer about Adlie penguins from the last paragraph?A. They feed on ice and bring up their babies on ice too. B. They compete for food and space with gentoo penguins.C. They are responsible for the decrease or disappearance of ice.D. They wont live in th
12、e west of the Antarctic Peninsula in great numbers.解析D推理判断题。由This is because they depend on sea ice for feeding and reproduction(繁殖)可知,Adlie penguins对海冰依赖性很强。再由As sea ice has decreased along the western side of the peninsula, gentoos seem to have got used to the changed conditions. But those same co
13、nditions have been worse for the Adlie penguin species可知,南极半岛西侧海冰数量减少,那里的环境条件自然不会适合Adlie penguins大量生存繁衍。综上可知,本题选D项。4. Which is the best title for this text?A. Climate Change Has Put Penguins in DangerB. Scientists Use Penguins to Study Antarctic Climate ChangeC. The Present Living Conditions for Pen
14、guins in AntarcticaD. Sea Ice Has Different Influences on Gentoo Penguins and Adlie Penguins解析B标题归纳题。通读全文我们不难发现,文章首句是整篇文章的主题句,指明了文章的主要内容:科学家借助企鹅来研究南极洲的气候变化,故B项做文章的标题最佳。B科技创新/2024湖北武汉部分学校调研Personalized medicine changes conventional medicine, which typically offers blanket recommendations and offers t
15、reatments designed to help more people than they harm but that might not work for you. The approach recognizes we each possess unique characteristics, and that they have an outsize impact on our health.Around the world, researchers are creating precision tools unimaginable just a decade ago: superfa
16、st DNA sequencing(测序), tissue engineering, cell reprogramming, gene editing, and more. The science and technology soon will make it possible to predict your risk of cancer, heart disease, and countless other illnesses years before you get sick. The work also offers prospects for changing genes in re
17、moving some diseases.Last spring, researchers at the National Cancer Institute reported the dramatic recovery of a woman with breast cancer, Judy Perkins. The team, led by Steven Rosenberg, an immune(免疫的) treatment pioneer, had sequenced her cancer cells DNA to analyze the changes in the genetic str
18、ucture. The team also extracted a sampling of immune cells and tested them to see which ones recognized her cancer cells genetic faults. The scientists reproduced the winning immune cells by the billions and put them into Perkins to attack her cancer cells. More than two years later, Perkins, a reti
19、red engineer from Florida, shows no signs of cancer.Thirty years ago, scientists thought that it would be impossible to understand our genetic rules and sequence the 3.2 billion pairs of different elements in our DNA. It was like you were talking fairy tales, RazelleKurzrock said. The conventional w
20、isdom was that it would never happen. Never! And then in 2003, never was over.It took the Human Genome Project 13 years, roughly one billion dollars, and scientists from six countries to sequence one gene genome. Today sequencing costs about a thousand dollars. The latest machines can produce the re
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