2022屆高考英語一輪復(fù)習(xí)閱讀理解專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練（十一）

★A閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案.It'sarealicecreamflavor:guineapig.

Anyonewhothinksofguineapigsascute

furrypets

mightfindthatideahardtodigest.

TherodentsareatraditionalhotdishinsomeLatinAmericancountries,includingColombia,PeruandBolivia.InEcuador,peopletypicallycookguineapigswithsaltandservethemwith

potatoesandpeanutsauce.Butoneselleristakingthingstoanothergastronomiclevel,servingguineapigsasacolddessert:icecream! Somepeoplelikethiskindoficecreammadefrom"cuy",

astheanimalislocallyknown.

"Iwas

suspicious,butitwastasty,"saidMarleneFranco,a78-year-oldretireewhotriedascoopatastallnexttoahighwaylinkingQuito,

thecapitalcityofEcuador,tothecityofSangolqui. ThestallownerisMaríadelCarmenPilapa?a,whoseunusualofferinginspiresdisbeliefandlaughteramongfirst-timecustomers.

Pilapa?a'sstallissmall.Itconsistsoftwotablesinanopenarea.Therearedentists'offices

andothershopsaround.Evenso,demandisgrowing.Everyweek,Pilapa?a

prepares150servings($1each)ofguineapigicecream.

Shealsomakes40servingsoficecreamflavoredwithbeetles,alsotraditionallyeatenasasaltysnack,andasmalleramountofmushroomicecream. Pilapa?amanagestoconcentrateguineapigflavoraftercookingandpreparingapastefromtheanimal'sflesh,addsmilkorcreamandrefrigeratestheconcoctionuntilithastheconsistencyoficecream.Thetasteissimilartochicken.

Thebeetleandmushroomicecreamsincludefruitssuchaspineappleandpassionfruit.Beetleicecreamhasaslightaromaofwetearth.1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“suspicious”inparagraph2mean?A

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Doubtful.B

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Hopeful.C

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Pleased.D

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Surprised.2.Whatcanweknowfromparagraph3？A.

Pilapa?a'sstallissmallbutbeautiful.B

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Guineapigicecreambecomespopulargradually.C

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Pilapa?aservesguineapigicecreamandsnacks.D

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Pilapa?aprepares150servingsoficecreameveryweek.3.Howdoesthebeetle-flavoredicecreamtaste?A

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Justlikeasweetsnack.B

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Similartochicken.C

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Aslightaromaofwetearth.D

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Likefleshflavor.4.What’sthebesttitleofthispassage?A

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Ecuadorianfood.B

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AtravelguidetoEcuador.C

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Ecuador’sguineapigicecream.D

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AnicecreamsellerinEcuador.★B閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案.Whileyoumightbetemptedtoreachforacolddrinktohelpcoolyoudowninsuchhotweather,surprisinglyhotdrinkssuchasteaandcoffeemayactuallybemoreeffective.Astudyin2012byresearchersfromtheUniversityofOttawalookedattheeffectofdrinkinghotdrinksonbodytemperature.Theresultsrevealedthatahotdrinkcancoolyoudown,butonlyindryconditions. Essentially,whenyouingestahotdrink,youstartsweatingmore.Ifthesweatisableto

evaporate,itactuallycoolsyoudown,morethancompensatingfortheaddedheattothebodyfromthefluid.Whilesweatingcanbeembarrassing,it’sanessentialbodyfunctiontohelpkeepuscool.Asthesweatevaporatesfromthesurfaceofyourskin,itremovesexcessheatbyconvertingthewaterfromaliquidtoavapour.However,inhumidconditionsthiscoolingeffectislesseffective,sodrinkinghotdrinkswon’thelptocoolyoudown. DrJayexplained,“Onaveryhotandhumidday,ifyou’rewearingalotofclothing,orifyou’rehavingsomuchsweatthatitstartstodriponthegroundanddoesn’tevaporatefromtheskin’ssurface,thendrinkingahotdrinkisabadthing.Thehotdrinkstilldoesaddalittleheattothebody,soifthesweat’snotgoingtoassistinevaporation,goforacolddrink.” Overall,thelessonlearnedisthatinhot,dryconditions,drinkinghotdrinkswillcoolyoudown,butifyou’reinahumidlocation,it’sbesttosticktocoldbeverages.1.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A

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Essentially,aslongasyouingestahotdrink,youstartsweatingmore.B

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Drinkingacolddrinkisnotalwaysagoodthing.C

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Hotandcolddrinksshouldbeselectedaccordingtotheweather.D

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Colddrinksaremoreeffectivethanhotdrinkstohelpcoolusdown.2.Whatisthebenefitofsweatingaccordingtothepassage?A

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Sweatingcanbeembarrassing.B

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Sweatingmakespeoplesmelly.C

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Sweatingmakespeoplefeelrefreshed.D

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Sweatingcanadjustourbodytemperature.3.What’stheChinesemeaningoftheunderlinedword“evaporate”inParagraph2?A

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吸收.B

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蒸發(fā).C

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代謝.D

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堵塞.4.Onhotanddrydays,whatkindofdrinkdoyouneedtocoolyoudown?A

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Hotmilk.B

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Coffeewithice.C

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Coldwater.D

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Watermelon.5.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A

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Thebenefitsofsweatinginhotweathers.B

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Therelationshipbetweensweatingandbodytemperature.C

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Colddrinksorhotdrinkstocoolusdowninsummer.D

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Drinkinghotdrinksisabadthinginsummer.★C閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案.AsushirestaurantownerKiyoshiKimura,whoisconsideredasJapanese“TunaKing”,paidarecord$3.1million(333.6millionyen)foragiantbluefintunaattheNewYear’sauctionatTokyo’sToyosufishmarketSaturday.

Kimura’spurchasedoubledthepreviousrecordof155millionyen,setatthe2013annualNewYear’sauction.Thevaluableandvulnerablefishtippedthescalesat612pounds(278kg).ThepresidentofsushirestaurantchainSushi-Zanmaisaidhewasstartledbyhowhighthepricewent.“Iexpectedit(thetuna)willbebetween30millionand50millionyen($276,421—$460,702),orhighestat60millionyen($552,843),butitendedupfivetimesmoreexpensive.Ohgosh!”

ThemassivebluefintunawascaughtnearnorthernJapan’sAomoriprefecture,accordingtoJapanesebroadcasterNHK.“Thetunalookssotastybecauseit’sfatandlooksveryfresh.Itisagoodtuna.ButIthinkIdidtoomuch,”Kimurasaid.

ThesalecameatthefirstNewYear’sauctionfollowingtheclosingofthefamousTsukijiwholesalefishmarket,oneofTokyo’smostpopulartraveldestinations.Tsukijiwasconsideredthebiggestfishandseafoodmarketintheworld.ThemarketclosedinOctoberandmovedtoToyosu,anewfacilitynearby.

Japan,thelargestconsumeroftunaintheworld,oftenfacesinternationalcriticismasthepopulationofPacifictunadecreasesveryquickly.Becausethosefishdonotbreedregularlyincaptivity,scientistsinJapanhaveworkeddecadestocomeupwithwaystoproducefull-cyclefarmedfish.1.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A

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Kimuraisn’tabossofasushirestaurant.B

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Kimuraislookedas“TunaKing”inJapan.C

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Kimuraboughtagiantbluefintunaatapriceof$333.6million.D

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Kimura’spurchaseishalfthepriceofthepreviousrecordin2013.2.WhatdidthepresidentofSushi-Zanmaithinkofthepriceofthetuna?A

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Interesting.B

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Satisfying.C

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Shocking.D

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Confusing.3.Whatcan’twegetfromthepassage?A

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Kimurawassatisfiedwiththetunathoughitwasexpensive.B

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Thesaledidn’ttakeplaceatTsukijiwholesalefishmarket.C

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Tsukijiusedtobethebiggestfishandseafoodmarketintheworld.D

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Japandidnothingtofacetheinternationalcriticismabouteatingtuna.4.What’sthebesttitleofthispassage?A

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SushiRestaurantOwnerCaughtaGiantTuna.B

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MassiveTunaSold$3.1MillionatAuction.C

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TsukijiOwnedtheLargestTunaintheWorld.D.

JapanIstheWorld’sLargestConsumer

ofTuna.★D閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案.Bloodpressureisthepressureofthebloodwithinthecirculatorysystem.Ifyouhavehighbloodpressure,itcouldleadtoheartdisease,stroke,andotherlifethreateningproblems.Allthatbadnewsaside,thereissomegoodnewsthatcomesintheformofhealthyfoodsthatcanprevent,lowerandeven

reverse

theheartdamagecausedbyhighbloodpressure.Herearefiveofthosefoods.

1.Oatmeal.Oatmealhaslongbeenknownforitshearthealthybenefits.

Thesehearthealthybenefitscomeaboutduetooatmeal’sabilitytodeliveronhigh-fiber,low-fat,andlow-sodium.

2.Bananas.BananashaveseveralhealthyvitaminslikevitaminsCandB-6.Theyalsodeliveronothernutrients.Butthethingbananasaremostknownfor,isoneofthebestthingsforyourheart:Potassium.

3.Potatoes.Ifbananasaren’tyourthing,that’sjustfine.Youhaveseveralmoreoptionstogetthatall-importantpotassium.Onethatrankshighonthelistispotatoes.Inonepotato,itcontainsabout897mgofpotassium.That’s25percentofthesuggestedamount.

4.Darkchocolate.Therearesomanyhearthealthybenefitsofdarkchocolate—almosttoomanytolist.Ina100grambarwith70-85%cocoacontainsfiber,iron,magnesium,copper,manganese,aswellasplentyofpotassium,phosphorus,zincandselenium.Researchhasfoundthatdarkchocolatemayimprovebloodflowandlowerbloodpressure.Thestudysuggeststhatupto100gramsperdayofdarkchocolatemaybeassociatedwithalowerriskofCVD.

5.Berries.Berrieslikeblueberries,strawberries,raspberr