專題突破卷06 閱讀理解之新聞報道（學生版） 2025年高考英語一輪復習考點通關卷（新高考用）

專題突破卷06閱讀理解之新聞報道最新高考真題1.（2024年新高考II卷）Doyouevergettothetrainstationandrealizeyouforgottobringsomethingtoread?Yes,weallhaveourphones,butmanyofusstillliketogooldschoolandreadsomethingprinted.Well,there’sakiosk(小亭)forthat.IntheSanFranciscoBayArea,atleast.“Youenterthefaregates(檢票口)andyou’llseeakioskthatislitupandittellsyoucangetaone-minute,athree-minute,orafive-minutestory,”saysAliciaTrost,thechiefcommunicationsofficerfortheSanFranciscoBayAreaRapidTransit—knownasBART.“Youchoosewhichlengthyouwantanditgivesyouareceipt-likeshortstory.”It’sthatsimple.Ridershaveprintednearly20,000shortstoriesandpoemssincetheprogramwaslaunchedlastMarch.Someareclassicshortstories,andsomeareneworiginalworks.Trostalsowantstointroducelocalwriterstolocalriders.“WewantedtodosomethingwherewedoacalltoartistsintheBayAreatosubmitstoriesforacontest,”Trostsays.“Andasofrightnow,we’vereceivedabout120submissions.Thewinningstorieswouldgointoourkioskandthenyouwouldbeapublishedartist.”Ridershipontransit(交通)systemsacrossthecountryhasbeendownthepasthalfcentury,socouldshortstoriessavetransit?Trostthinksso.“Attheendofthedayalltransitagenciesrightnowaredoingeverythingtheycantoimprovetheriderexperience.SoIabsolutelythinkwewillgetmoreridersjustbecauseofshortstories,”shesays.Andyou’llneverbewithoutsomethingtoread.1．WhydidBARTstartthekioskprogram?A．Topromotethelocalculture. B．Todiscouragephoneuse.C．Tomeetpassengers’needs. D．Toreduceitsrunningcosts.2．Howarethestoriescategorizedinthekiosk?A．Bypopularity. B．Bylength.C．Bytheme. D．Bylanguage.3．WhathasTrostbeendoingrecently?A．Organizingastorycontest. B．Doingasurveyofcustomers.C．Choosingaprintpublisher. D．Conductinginterviewswithartists.4．WhatisTrost’sopinionaboutBART’sfuture?A．Itwillclosedown. B．Itsprofitswilldecline.C．Itwillexpandnationwide. D．Itsridershipwillincrease.2024年高考模擬真題（2024·遼寧遼陽·模擬預測）LeonardodaVinciexperimentedwithchemicalswhilepaintingsomeofhisrepresentativeworks—includingTheMonaLisa—formingapoisonouslayerhiddenbeneaththecelebratedart.Researchersstudyingatinymicrosamplefromacornerofthepaintingfoundasubstanceknownasplumbonacrite(水白鉛礦),apoisonouscompound(化合物)formedwhenoilandlead(Ⅱ)oxide(氧化鉛)aremixedtogether.TheMonaLisa,andmanyotherpaintingsfromtheRenaissanceeraintheearly1500s,werepaintedonwoodenpanels.Theserequiredathickbaselayertoenableartiststocreatetheirworksontop.Themostcommonmethodwasusingasubstancecalledgesso,whichcomesfromplasterofParis,butthepresenceofplumbonacritesuggestsDaVincilayeredhispaintingwithleadwhitepaint,mixedwithoilinfused(泡)withlead(Ⅱ)oxide.WritingintheJournaloftheAmericanChemicalSociety,theauthorssaid,“Themostremarkablesignatureinthesampleisthepresenceofplumbonacrite,ararecompoundthatisstableonlyinanalkaline(堿性的)environment.LeonardoprobablyattemptedtoprepareathickpaintsuitableforcoveringthewoodenpanelofTheMonaLisabytreatingtheoilwithahighloadoflead(Ⅱ)oxide.”Itisthoughtthelead(Ⅱ)oxidemayhavebeenusedtohelpthepaintappliedontopofittodry.TheteamreviewedDaVinci’swritingtofindreferencetohisuseofthechemicals,butfoundonly“unclearreferences”toplumbonacrite.Itseemsonceagainthefamousscholarwasaheadofhistime,withthetechniqueonlyfoundinotherpaintingsbyRembrandtinthe1600s.Useofplumbonacriteatthetimeseemstohavebeenlimitedtoskinandhairtreatment.InadditiontoTheMonaLisaanalysis,theteamusedhigh-resolutionanalytictechniqueson17samplesfromacrossthesurfaceofTheLastSupperandfounditalsocontainedthesamepoisonousbaselayer.5．Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?A．ApoisonouscompoundwasfoundinTheMonaLisa.B．DaVincicreatedhispaintingthroughtrialanderror.C．Researchersdamagedthefamouspaintingwhilestudyingit.D．DaVinciburiedsomepoisonunderthepaintingtoprotectit.6．WhatdidDaVincipossiblydowhilepainting?A．Heusedleadtodecoratethepainting.B．Heappliedoiltocoverthewoodenpanel.C．Hetreatedskinandhairwithplumbonacrite.D．Hemixedoilandleadtogethertocreateathickpaint.7．WhydidtheauthormentionTheLastSupper?A．Tosupportthefindingabove.B．ToshowhowtalentedDaVinciis.C．Toexplaintheprocessofartworkcreation.D．Tostresstheimportanceofanalyticaltechniques.8．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．MonaLisa,aMysteriousWomanB．PoisonousChemicalsHelpCreateArtworksC．DaVinci,aDistinguishedPainterasWellasaChemistD．TheMonaLisaRevealsaPoisonousSecretHiddeninthePainting（2024·安徽馬鞍山·三模）AboutoneinfourAmericansarephysicallyinactive,accordingtodatafromtheCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention.Butformanyofus,physicalinactivityisnotanintentionalchoice.Itstemsfromsittingalldayatadeskjob,drivingtoworkbecausetherearenosuitablewalkingorcyclingroutes.Butwhatiftheinfrastructure(基礎設施)aroundyougaveyoutheopportunitytomoveyourbodywithouttakingextratimeoutofyourday?“AnactivecitywouldofferyouloadsofwaystogetfromAtoB,”saidAnnaBoldina,anarchitecturalresearcheranddesignerwhostudiesactivecitiesattheUniversityofCambridgeintheU.K.“Notonlywouldtheseactivecitiesbefullofvariety,butthevariouselementsofanactivecityalsohavetheirownspecificbenefits:forexample,steppingstonesimprovebalancedco-activationofavarietyofupperandlowerbodymusclesaswellasmindfulnessandconcentrationon’hereandnow,’knownasastressrelief.”Thisallsoundsgreatforfuturecitydesignandplanning,buthowcanweintegratethesefeaturesintoexistingcityinfrastructure?“Thebestwaytotransformaplaceintoanactivecityisthroughsmallinterventionshereandthere:anextrasteppingstoneshortcutacrossthegrassorextralogacrosstheraingarden,”Boldinasaid.“Sometimesitisnotaboutadding;itisaboutremoving.Itisalsoimportantthattheseroutesareaccessibletopeopleofallagesandabilities.”O(jiān)fcourse,iftherearealwayslesschallengingalternativesavailable,howcanweencouragethosewhoareabletotakethemorephysicallyactiveroutes?“Oneofourstudieswasaimedspecificallyatencouragement,”Boldinasaid.Thestudyfoundthatthemosteffectivemeansofencouragementwasprovidingashortcut.“Otherfactorsincludedplayfulness,crossingwater,usingnaturalmaterialsandaddinghandrailsforconfidence,”addedBoldina,whosegroupiscurrentlyworkingwitharchitectsinCambridgetocreatesuchactivelandscapes.9．Whichofthefollowingbestexplains“stemsfrom”underlinedinparagraph1?A．Relieson. B．Iscausedby. C．Mixeswith. D．Ischangedinto.10．Whatcanwelearnaboutactivecities?A．Theycontributetobetterhealth. B．Theyofferpersonalizedactivities.C．Theyrelyongovernmentalsupport. D．Theygenerallylooklikeeachother.11．WhatdoesBoldinathinkmatterswhenwetransformaplaceintoanactivecity?A．Protectingthelocalenvironment. B．Addingavarietyofsafetyequipment.C．Makingiteasyforpeopletouse. D．Designingasmanyroutesaspossible.12．WhatdoesBoldina’sstudytrytofind?A．Howtomotivatecitizenstouseactiveroutes.B．Howtomakeactiveroutesfunctionalandfun.C．Whycitizenshavelittleinterestinactiveroutes.D．WhyCambridgecansucceed,inadoptingactiveroutcs.（2024·黑龍江·二模）AVirginiafamilywhosehomewasdestroyedbyafirelastweekrecentlyreceivedthegiftofsomeold-fashionedChristmascheerfrom“SantaClaus”(圣誕老人).InthespiritofChristmas,theFerrumVolunteerFireDepartmentdeliveredpresentstothefamilywholosttheirhomeandbelongingsinahousefireonThursday.“Itwasaworkingstructurefireandunfortunatelythefamilylosteverything.Weasvolunteersknewthatwecouldn’tletthismomandherthreekidsgothroughChristmaswithoutanything,”thefirestationwroteonFacebook.“Yes,they’reOKbutit’sChristmas,right?”ThefirestationofficialsdeliveredChristmasgiftstothemotherandherthreechildrenthefollowingdayatthelocalchurchsheltertheywerestayingat,andinphotospostedonthesite,thechildrenappearedjoyful.“Webroughtgiftsandmoregifts!Thekidswereoverjoyedandverygrateful.”thestationsaidonitspost.“Theywereveryhappytoseeallthegiftsandthefiretrucksthatwebroughtthegiftsin,”thedepartmenttoldUSATODAY.ThekidsreceivedBarbies,Pokémon,artworks,remotecontrolcars,blankets,clothesandshoes.Themotheralsoreceivedagiftcard.TheFacebookpostwasfloodedwithwhatseemedtobecommentsfromcommunitymemberstouchedbythegenerosity.“ThebestChristmasgiftsaretheonesyougive!Thankyouallforyourwonderfulserviceandyourbighearts!”oneusercommented.“Sothankfultheyarealright!Wearetrulyblessedtoliveinsuchagivingandhelpingcommunity,andourfiredepartmentandrescueteamsareamazing!Greatjob!Soproud!”anotheruserwrote.13．Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A．TheFireDepartmentprovidedthefamilywithshelter.B．Thevolunteerssavedsomebelongingsforthefamily.C．ThefamilywentthroughChristmasinsorrow.D．ReceivingaChristmasgiftisatraditionaljoy.14．What’sthecomments’attitudetowardsthefirestation?A．Ambiguous. B．Unconcerned. C．Appreciative. D．Sympathetic.15．Howdoestheauthordevelophisidea?A．Bygivingexamples. B．Byusingquotation.C．Bymakingcomments. D．Byanalysingcauses.16．What’sthebesttitleofthisarticle?A．FirefightersorSantaClaus? B．FirefightersSafeguardedUsC．AFireBroughtGifts D．LoveCanCure（2024·河南新鄉(xiāng)·三模）EnglishbusinessmanRichardBransonmadehistoryonJuly11,2021asheandthreeothercrewmatesbecametheworld’sfirstspacetourists.TheflightwasmadebyaspacecraftnamedVSSUnitythatwasbuiltbyBranson’scompany,VirginGalactic.Theflightlastedslightlymorethananhour,andtookBransonandcrewtoanaltitude(海拔)of53.5milesabovetheEarth,justalittleabovetheboundary(邊界)ofspacewhichlies50milesabovetheEarth.Atthatheight,theatmosphereturnsintotheblackofouterspaceandtheEarthbecomesabentballofblue.Travelersalsoexhibitweightlessnessasthereisnogravity,theforcethatkeepsourbodieswalkingontheEarth’ssurface.Therefore,BransonandhisfellowswereabletofloataroundinVSSUnitywhileenjoyingtheviews.Theywereabletodothatforthreeminutesbeforethespacecraftbeganitsdownwardjourney.ItlandedbackatVirginGalactic’sspaceportinNewMexico,UnitedStates,whichisthesameplacefromwhereithadtakenoff90minutesbefore.Onlandingback,Bransonsaid,“IhavedreamtofthismomentsinceIwasakidbuthonestly,nothingcouldprepareyoufortheviewoftheEarthfromspace.Itwasjustmagical.I’mjusttakingitallin,andit’sunreal.”July11’sflightisthestartofspacetourismforoneandall.Inearly2022,customerswhocanaffordaticketforaquarterofamilliondollarscanlineupforaseatonatriptospace.Andguesswhat—theywillhaveachoiceofspacecraft.JeffBezos,whoownsafamouscompany,isallsettolaunchhimselfintospaceonJuly20onboardaspacecraftbuiltbyhisnewbranchcompanyBlueOrigin.BlueOriginwillalsocarrytouriststospace.17．WhatisRichardBransonfamousfor?A．Hissuccessintourism.B．HiscompanyofVirginGalactic.C．HisspaceshipnamedVSSUnity.D．Hisfirstcommercialspacetravelinhistory.18．WhatdoesBransonthinkofhisspacetravel?A．Unbelievable. B．Adventurous. C．Regrettable. D．Worthless.19．Whatdospacetouristshavetodo?A．TakeaspacecraftofVirginGalactic.B．Pay$250,000fortherockettour.C．Passthefitnesstestforastronauts.D．LineupforapositioninBlueOrigin.20．Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?A．Humanswillmovetootherlivableplanets.B．Ordinarypeoplewillsoonlandonthemoon.C．Privaterocketspacetravelisgrowinggradually.D．Somecompaniesabandontheirproperbusiness.（2024·浙江·三模）MyHeritagehasannouncedthereleaseoftwonewAIfeatureswhichitpromiseswill‘revolutionisegenealogy(系譜學)’research,similartohowChatGPTrevolutionisedsearchingtheInternet.Thefirstfeature,AIRecordFinderTM,isaninteractivechatbotthathelpsfamilyhistoriansfindrelevanthistoricalrecordsaboutapersonofinterestwithinMyHeritage’sdatabaseof20billionrecords.Thisfree-textchattoolenablesuserstotalktoanintelligentassistanttofindinformationabouttheirancestors,relatives,orotherpeoplewhohavepassedaway.InadditiontoAIRecordFinderTM,MyHeritagehasalsointroducedAIBiographerTM,anotherinnovativefeaturethatautomaticallygeneratesanarrativebiographyaboutanancestor’slifeusinginformationfromhistoricalrecordsthatmatchtheperson.ThiscreatesaWikipedia-likebiography,whichgivesusersacompleteunderstandingoftheirancestor’slifestory.Thesetwonewfeaturesareintegrated,allowingMyHeritageuserstocreateanAIBiographyfortheirancestorsusingtheAIRecordFinderTM.Withthisintegration,userscaneasilyuseaconversationalAItosearchforhistoricalrecords.Thismakesitfasterandeasiertofindinformationabouttheirfamilymembers.GiladJaphet,FounderandCEOofMyHeritage,saidofthenewfeatures,“We’reconstantlypushingtheboundariesofgenealogytoreinventthewaypeoplecandiscovertheirfamilyhistoryasweaimtoreshapegenealogyinthe21stcentury.Together,theseadvancedfeaturesstrengthenMyHeritage’spositionastheindustryleaderforinnovativegenealogyandcontinueourmissiontomakefamilyhistoryeasier,moreaccessible,andmorefunforeveryone.”AIRecordFinderTMisadisruptivefeaturethatsimplifiesthewaypeoplecanfindinformationabouttheirancestorsbymakingthesearcheasier.AIBiographertMturnsaperson’slifedetailsintoafascinatingstory.Notallourancestorswerefamous,buttheyalldeservetoberemembered!21．WhatisatypicalfeatureofAIRecordFinderTM?A．ItupdatesMyHeritage’sdatabase. B．Itgeneratesanarrativebiography.C．Itnarrowsdownthetargetinformation. D．Ithelpsusersinteractwithintelligentpeople.22．WhichofthefollowingwouldGiladJaphetprobablyagreewith?A．ThatAIgenealogypromotesfamilyhistorycreation.B．ThatthenewAI-drivenfeaturesgivewaytoMyHeritage.C．ThatMyHeritagesparesnoefforttoadvancegenealogy.D．ThatmorewillbedonetostrengthenMyHeritage’sposition.23．Whichofthefollowingcanbestreplacetheunderlinedword“disruptive”inthelastparagraph?A．Relevant. B．Pioneering. C．Disturbing. D．Comprehensive.24．Whatmightbethebesttitleforthetext?A．MyHeritageLeadsinAIGenealogyB．MyHeritagePromisestoRevolutioniseC．AIFeatures:ANewEraforGenealogyD．AIRecordFinder:SmartSearchforFamilyHistories（2024·黑龍江大慶·模擬預測）“Palace,Mountain,Moon?”hasbeenselectedbyNASAastheAstronomicalPictureoftheDayforDecember25,2023.ThephotowastakenbyValerio,ayoungphotographerofTurin,Italy.ItwasshotontheeveningofDecember15,2023.WhileheknewaboutNASA’scompetition,hehadn’tconsideredparticipatinguntilreceivingmuchencouragementfromhissocialmediafollowers.Soonafter,hereceivedthemessage,“Yourimagehasbeenchosenastheastronomicalphotooftheday.”Itwasincredible!Inaphotolikethis,nothingislefttoluck.Theconceptcametohimbackin2017.WalkingonthehillsnorthofTurin,hefoundseveralspotsperfectforincludingboththeBasilicaofSupergaPalaceandMountainMonviso.Afternumerousvisitsoverseveralmonths,heidentifiedfourspotswhereSupergaandMonvisolineupjustright.Afterpinpointingtheselocations,heexperimentedwithshootingthematdifferenttimes.“IknewIneededsomethingspecialtoperfectthephoto.TheSunwasano-go,soIturnedtotheMoon.Itsvariousphasesandpositionsreachanazimuthangle(方位角)of230degrees,”Valeriosaid.Withthisinmind,heresearchedtheMoon’sphases,markedpotentialdatesonthecalendar,andplannedtheexactmomentswhenthemooncouldjointhequeue.Itwasverysuccessful,especiallybecausetheMoonwasinawaxingphase.Thismeantthatinthephoto,notonlywasitscrescent(新月)litup,butsowastheleftpart,itsshadowedside.Thatpartislitbyreflectedlight,alsoknownasDaVinci’sglow,namedafterhimbecausehewastheonewhotheorizedaboutwhytheMoon’sshadowedsideisbrightened.DuringtheearlydaysofthewaxingMoonphases,theshadowedpartisvisiblebecausetheSun’slightreflectsofftheEarthandhitstheMoon’sshadowedside,givingitagreyish,silverycolor.ThisallowedthelighttooutlineMonvisoontheleftaswell.25．WhydidValeriosendthephototoNASA?A．Hetookaninterestinastronomicaladvances.B．Heexpectedtocreateanimpactonsocialmedia.C．Hereceivedbroadsupportfromenthusiasticfans.D．Hewishedtomakehishometownatouristhotspot.26．InValerio’sphoto,thethreeobjects______.A．shinelightoneachother B．standinastraightlineC．fiteachotherinsize D．varyfromusualincolor27．WhatdidValeriodotopreparefortheperfectphoto?A．StudyinghowtheMoonphasechanges. B．CalculatingtheSuperga-Monvisodistance.C．Analyzingwhentoadjustthecameraangle. D．Measuringtheheightoftheobservationpoint.28．WhatwaslitupbytheDaVinci’sglow?A．Theoutlineofthecrescent. B．TheoutlineofSuperga.C．ThedarksideoftheMoon. D．TheshadowedsideoftheEarth.（2024·湖北武漢·二模）Peruispreparedtoapprovenewlawsthatwouldmakeiteasiertoinvestigateandpunishresearcherswhoengageinacademiccheating,includingpayingtohavetheirnamesaddedtoapaper.ThemovecomesasPeru’snationalscienceagencyseekstocrackdownonauthorshipbuyingandotherdishonestpractices.Itrecentlyremovedtwoscientistsaccusedofdishonestpublicationsfromanationalregistrythatiskeytoreceivinggovernmentsponsor,jobpromotions,andsalarybonuses.Andofficialsareinvestigatingmorethan170otherresearchersataPeruvianmediareportclaimedwereinvolvedinacademicmisconduct,including72listednthenationalregistrywhoworkat14universitiesinPeru.Thenewlawswillempoweruniversitiesandgovernmentofficialstopunishsuchbehavior.Dishonestpublishingpractices“transcendmeremoralmisbehavior”becausetheyenableresearcherstoobtaingovernmentandprivatefundingwithouttellingthetruth,saysEdwardMálagaTrillo,amemberofCongresswhoisthedrivingforcebehindthebills,whichlawmakersareexpectedtofinalizeearlythisyear.“Theseindividualsareoperatingacademiccheating.”Peru’sacademiccommunityhasbeenstrugglingwitharisingtideoffalseauthorshipandrelatedproblems.Onecause,someresearcherssay,isa2014lawthataimedtostimulateresearchbyrewardingresearcherswhoboosttheirpublishingoutput.Forexample,underascoringsystemusedbyuniversities,researcherscanearnfivepointsforauthorshipinahigh-impactjournal,andtwopointswhenthejournalislowerimpact.Amassingpointscanbringbonuspaymentsandcareerpromotion.Signsofdishonestpublishingcanbeobvious,notesNahuelMonteblanco,presidentofCientificos.pe,aPeruviangroupthatinvestigatesmisconduct.ManyofthepaperscitedbyPuntoFinalhavenumerousco-authorsfromdifferentnationswithfewpriorpublicationsonthesamesubject.“Ifyourcolleagueconsistentlypublishes20articlesayearwithco-authorsfromothercountries,that’shighlysuspect,”Monteblancosays.29．WhatactiondidPerutakerecentlytoaddressacademiccheating?A．Fining72offendersforacademicdishonesty.B．Disqualifying2scientistsfromanationalregistry.C．Punishing170researchersforacademicmisconduct.D．Withdrawinggovernmentfundfrom14universities.30．Whichofthefollowingisclosestinmeaningto“transcend”inparagraph3?A．Change. B．Strengthen. C．Gobeyond. D．Approveof.31．Whatdoweknowaboutthe2014lawinPeru?A．Itadvocatedafairscoringsystem. B．Itappliedtohigh-impactjournals.C．Itledtoanincreaseinfalseauthorship. D．Itaimedtopunishdishonestpublishing.32．Themostsuspicionmightbegiventoaproductiveresearcherwith_________.A．careerpromotion B．consistentresearchfocusC．fewcitationsbyPuntoFinal D．co-authorsfromvariouscountries（2024·云南·二模）Asix-month-oldcorgibeingtrainedtobecomethefirstofhisbreedtoworkasapolicedoginChina,madehisfirstpublicappearancerecentlyattheopendayofapolicecampinWeifang,ShandongProvince.Hisappearancechallengesthestereotype(固有模式)that“l(fā)ittleshortlegs”cannotjointhepoliceforce.FuZai,whosenamemeans“LuckyBoy”,hasmadewavesonsocialmediawithhisiconicsmile,shortlegsandwaggingtail.Asareservepolicedog,FuZaifacesaheavyworkload.Training,scheduledforeverymorningandafternoon,involvesavarietyofsubjects,suchasobedienceexercises,bombsearchesandscent(氣味)tracking.Hebegantrainingwhenhewastwomonthsoldandhasstoodoutandoutperformedmanyofhispeers.“Hisstrongenvironmentaladaptability,insensitivity,hisdesiretopossessitemsandhisfondnessforfoodareparticularlyfavorableinourtraining,”saidWangYanan,headofthepolicedogbaseattheWeifangPublicSecurityBureau.Followingfourmonthsoftraining,FuZaicannowtakeadvantageofhisshortlegstogobeneathcarsandeasilysearchtightspaces.Hecanalsoimproveinteractionsbetweenpolicedogsandthepublicbecauseofhisadorableappearance.FansonsocialmediajokedaboutFuZai.Oneofthemwrote,“Corgiscanbeplainclothespolice,fortheyattractlessattentionthanGermanShepherds.”“Policedogsarenotonlycute,buttrainershavemadealotofeffortstotrainthemtobeprofessional,”Wangsaid.FuZaiisstillafreshhandandmustundergoaperiodoffurthertrainingtoadapttocomplexenvironmentbeforeofficiallyenteringservice.33．WhatcanbesaidaboutthetrainingofFuZai?A．Itisconductedaroundtheclock.B．ItaimsatmakingFuZaiaguidedog.C．Ithasprovedtobeadventurous.D．Itinvolvesmultipleandchallengingtasks.34．WhatadvantagedoesFuZaihaveasapolicedog?A．Heisabletoshoulderaheavyworkload.B．Heexcelsathandlingcomplexenvironment.C．Hisshortlegsenablehimtoworkinnarrowplaces.D．Hewillattractpublicattentionwhenheisatwork.35．WhatdoesWangYanansayaboutthecorgi?A．Hehassomesuitablequalitiesfortraining.B．Heisalreadyaprofessionalpolicedog.C．Hislovableappearanceisadvantageous.D．Hissmilesimproveinteractionswiththepublic.36．Whatcanweinferfromthetext?A．FuZaihasservedasapolicedogforhalfayear.B．FuZaiperformswellbecauseofhisintelligence.C．FuZaihasbeenrecognizedaroundtheworld.D．FuZaineedsfurthertrainingtobeapolicedog.（2024·遼寧·模擬預測）Despiteextremecold,crueliceandbeingbrushedoff