[金科大联考]2024~2025学年度11月期中质量检测高一(25136A)英语答案

[金科大联考]2024~2025学年度11月期中质量检测高一(25136A)英语答案正在持续更新，目前2025衡水金卷先享题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。

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1、2024到2024学年金科大联考高32月质量检测
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3、2023-2024金科大联考十二月
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5、20242024金科大联考高三十月质量检测
6、2023-2024金科大联考高三12月质量检测英语
7、2023-2024金科大联考高三十月
8、2024至2024学年金科大联考高三3月质量检测
9、2024金科大联考高三12月
10、2023-2024学年金科大联考高三9月质量检测

D第一节阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选第第三部分项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。In a new study,a professor at the Ohio State University showed thatfive-minute exerciseessions(One evening,Bryan was driving home disappointedly.In this smallStudents reported positive impacts on their attention and motivation,town,41 was as slow as his old car,but he never quit 42.Since theengagement with their classmates and course enjoyment.factory closed,he'd been jobless.It was a(n)43road.Few people used it.Scott Hayes,the author of the study and associate professor ofSuddenly,Bryan 44 an elderly woman by the roadside.Despite分psychology at Ohio State,said he was inspired to do this research by amilar laboratory-based study of how students responded toexerhis own struggles,he stopped to 45 All she had was a flat tirebreaks during a single videlecture.That study foupositiveHayes wondered if it could work in the real world of in-person university语C41.A.time B.arrangement C.work D.development阅读lectures,over the course of a full semester.D42.A.waitingB.exploringHe tested it in four of his own classes.One to two student-led exerciseC.challengingD.lookingDsyeology courses ih to uden用A 43.A.lonelyB.narrowC.private D.oldbeginning of the courseHayesbroke the clasinto smagroups,and each group was responsible for developing a five-minuteB44.A.calledB.noticedC.hitD.greetedexercise session.Hayes reviewed the exercise sessions in advance to make厚D45.A.restB.chatC.rescueD.helpsure they were workable and safe.(轮胎)，which was46 for an old lady.She was_47 no one had aided第第her in changing the tire in over an hour.Bryan,sensing her helplessnessintroduced himself and suggestedshe wait in her warm car while he 48Hayes admitted that the sessions were sometimes a bit awkward at thethe tire.beginning of theshowto actAs he finished,the woman thanked him and offered to 49 himand they wererused to dong like this during a class.But theysoon got into the flow and had fun with the sessions.Hayes said he knew分Bryan refused,telling her that if she wanted to repay him,she should helpthe program was a success when students provided anonymous(匿名的)someone else in need and think of him.Then he watched her 50away.comments with their end-of-semester students'evaluations.One student'scomment reflected a common response,"I liked the exercise breaks in classand really felt like语C46.A.impressiveB.embarrassingvated阅读The results may rnot bethey do uC.toughD.importantsolution for a long-standing issuein college clascan stayA47.A.worried B.shocked C.confusedD.annoyedon the task for 80 minutes straight without their mind wandering."said Hayes.D48.A.filledB.checked C.boughtD.changed用B49.A.honour B.payC.treatD.praise感A50.A.driveB.runC.rideD.turn32.Why did Scott Hayes conduct the study?A few miles further.the woman entered a small cafe.A pregnant第第A.To assess students'responses to exercise in a lab.waitress served her warmly.Then she51 Bryan.Finishing her meal,sheleft quickly when the waitress went to get change,52a note and fourB.To explore ways to encourage students to exercise.hundred dollars,writing."Someone once helped me as I'm helping you.IfC.To increase the enjoyment of in-person university部分you want to 53 this,don't let this chain of love end with vouHow could the woman know how much the waitress54it7lectures.With the baby due the next month,it was going to be hard.The waitress分To investigate the effects of exercise breaks onwas moved to tears and felt a flood of 55 That night,she said to herhusband,Bryan."Everything's gonna be all right.I love you."college students.33.What were the participants asked to do during the语C 51.A.identifiedB.appreciatedC.rememberedD.admiredstudy?读D 52.A.deliveringB.hiding C.finding D.leavingDecide how to exercise.B 53.A.understandB.Choose a group for exercise.B.return C.confirm D.promoteC54.A.missedC.needed D.likedC.Determine the length of exercise.用B.preparedD.Ensure the safety of their exercise.康A 55.A.hopeB.pressureC.respect D.sadness34.What was implied about the 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