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第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。Your Story MattersA new free live online class begins this October!4 weeks,4 classes,90 minutes eachSaturdays,11:00 am-12:30 pmLive and RecordedFeaturingThe expertise of an award-winning author of more than 12 books with over 30 years ofprofessional teaching experience at all levels.滚动卷英语试题（六）第2页（共8页）新高考版XThe trip to Graceland started my reflection on our stolen attention.But none of thesechanges will happen unless we fight for them.The first step it requires is a shift in ourconsciousness().We own our own mind,and together,we can take them back from theforces that are stealing their attention.24.What does the author mean by saying "Adam was lost"?A.Adam disliked Rock &Roll.B.Adam was addicted to his screens.C.Adam refused to keep his promise.D.Adam failed to travel to Graceland.25.Why did the author take Adam to Graceland?A.To meet Elvis Presley in person.B.To help him quit using electronie devices.C.To rebuild his confidence in music.D.To get away from their boring life.26.What did the author think of the couple's behavior in the jungle room?A.Fashionable.B.Considerate.C.Responsible.D.Funny27.What is needed to direct people's attention to the real world?A.A reflection of social media.B.A punishment for theft online.C.A switch in their consciousness.D.A reform in modern technology.Wolyes once wandered from the Arctic to Mexico.Mistaken as a danger to humans,theywere hunted to extinction across the country from the 1870s onward.By 1926,the last wolfpack had been killed in Yellowstone.In the 1970s,the Endangered Species Act was passed toprotect the endangered species,including wolves,urging the US Fish and Wildlife Service todevelop a plan for their recovery.But it was not until 20 years later that the reintroduction ofwolves to Yellowstone took place.In the 70 years of the wolves'absence,the entire Yellowstone ecosystem had fallen outof balance.Coyotes ran everywhere,and the elk()population exploded,overgrazing(willows and aspens.Without those trees,songbirds began to decline.The coyoteskilled a large percentage of the red foxes and completely drove away the beavers.There werefew beavers to build their dams and riverbanks started to erode().Without beaver damsand the shade from trees,water temperatures were too high for cold-water fish.In 1995,14 wolves were brought to Yellowstone from Canada.When they weretransported through the park in horse trailers,people lined the roads to witness the historicevent.That's the magic that wolves'presence has.As the top predator(捕食者)，wolves were the missing piece in this ecosystem.,Nowwolves have repopulated parts of their historic range.Their return quickly stimulated atransformation.The elk populations started responding immediately.Within about 10 years,the willows and aspens began flourishing.Riverbanks stabilized.Songbirds returned.So didbeavers and foxes."Those are just the things we have the time and funding to study,saidDong Smith,the senior wildlife biologist heading the reintroduction in the 1990s."There areprobably more other effects just waiting to be discovered."While the restoration of wolves has cost about 30 million,wolf ecotourism brings in$35 million annually and an economic boom for the surrounding communities.Yellowstone isalso unique as the best place for scientists and tourists to observe wild wolves.The thrivingwolves'return to Yellowstone from the edge of extinction is one of the greatest rewildingstories the world has ever seen28.What led to the wolves'extinction in Yellowstone?A.Their commercial value.B.The loss of their habitats.C.The lack of food supplies.D.The hunting from humans.29.What can we infer about the ecosystem of Yellowstone in paragraph 2?A.It held fewer animals.B.It would be recovered soon.C.It was close to collapse.D.It was too late to restore it.滚动卷英语试题（六）第4页（共8页）

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