全国100所名校最新高考冲刺卷英语2023届Y1

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29.What are the major causes of birds numbers'decrease?A.Cold-blooded killing.B.Long distance migrations.C.Climate change and habitat loss.D.Steady-burning lights on tall structures.30.How can we protect the birds?A.By turning on lights in tall buildings at night.B.By keeping cats and dogs outside.C.By taking measures against climate change.D.By writing our concerns to citizens in community.31.What can be the best title for the text?自用A.Making Changes to Help BirdsB.Decreasing Populations of BirdsC.Creating a Healthy Planet for BirdsD.The Relationship Between Birds and HumansDNew monthly payments in the pandemic relief package have the potential to lift millions ofAmerican children out of poverty.Some scientists believe the payments could change children's liveseven more fundamentallyvia their brains.It is well established that growing up in poverty correlateswith disparities in educational achievement,health and employment.But an emerging branch ofneuroscience asks how poverty affects the developing brain.如Over the past 15 years,dozens of studies have found that children raised in meager circumstanceshave subtle brain differences compared with children from families of higher means.On average,thesurface area of the brain's outer layer of cells is smaller,especially in areas relating to language andimpulse control,as is the volume of a structure called the hippocampus,which is responsible for长learning and memory.These differences do not reflect inherited or inborn traits,research suggests,but rather the☒circumstances in which the children grew up.Researchers have speculated that specific aspects ofpoverty-subpar nutrition,elevated stress levels,low-quality education-might influence brain and数cognitive development.学And although those factors may be at play to various degrees for different families,poverty is their都common root.A continuing study called Baby's First Years,started in 2018,aims to determine whetherreducing poverty can itself promote healthy brain development.格"None of us thinks income is the only answer,"said Dr.Kimberly Noble,a neuroscientist andpediatrician at Columbia University who is co-leading the work."But with Baby's First Years,we arepositively moving past correlation to test whether reducing poverty directly causes changes in children'scognitive,emotional and brain development.童32.What does the underlined word"disparities"refer to?A.Differences.B.Responsibilities.C.Majors.D.Abilities.33.What is the function of hippocampus?A.Emotional control.B.Movement control.C.Learning and memorizing.D.Brain and cognitive development.34.What is the purpose of the study Baby's First Years?A.To have a better knowledge of neuroscience.B.To prove new monthly payments'effects on children's spirits.C.To identify whether hippocampus relates to language and impulse control.D.To figure out whether reducing poverty can help healthy brain development.35.Which of the following can best describe Dr.Kimberly Noble's attitude?A.IndifferentB.Negative.C.Optimistic.D.Ambiguous.【2022普通高等学校招生全国统一考试（冲刺卷）·英语（三）第5页（共8页）】

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