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Jim Carrey Jim Carrey has been the star of some of the most successful movies of all time，Bnut Carrey grew up extremely poor in Canada。、When he was a teenager，his family took security jobs in a factory to help pay the bills，And during his first stand-up comedy performance，he was booed off(喝倒彩) the stage。 Not shortly after，he made it big on Jrz Livizg Color and then went on to star in _ Dump & Duoper，The Ma ，and Ace Ventzura in the same year! James Dyson If you thought Thomas Edison's failures were bad，let me introduce you to James Dyson，the famous inventor of the Dyson vacuums (真空吸尘器) you see all over the television. Dyson developed over 5,000 failed prototypes(原型) before finding the bagless vacuum brand，Not only that，he put his entire savings account into his prototypes over fifteen years! Luckily，the bagless vacuum worked. Stephen King Before Stephen King became known as a great living writer一having written over 60 novels， many of which have been adapted for film and television一King was rejected over and over again。JIn his memoir，Om 爷76i28，King describes how he used to post his rejection letters on the wall for inspiration。His first novel， Ca7z7rie，was rejected 30 times， 21. What do Oprah and Jim have in common? A. They were abused by parents,， 了B. They grew up in poor families， C. They were hired as comedians. 22. What did James Dyson do? A. He repaired the failed prototypes。. D. They found jobs in a factory. B. He developed over 5,000 brands. CC. He put all efforts into marketing. D. He invented the bagless vacuum。 23. Who is a novelist? A. Oprah Winfrey. B. Stephen King. C. James Dyson。 D. Jim Carrey. 了 While tearing yellow flowers blanketing hillsides in Los Angeles，Max Kingery has been questioned about his purpose for killing flowers. But the clothing designer who used the plants to dye(染色) his spring and summer lines said he is not accused of stealing the wildflowers in_ California。，Instead，he sees it as an opportunity to ralise awareness about a destructive flower that grew rapidly in the state following an unusually wet winter: wild black mustard(芥末). The plant from Eurasia was first brought to _ California in the 1700s， Mustard was among the most noticeable of wild flowering plants that appeared unexpectedly everywhere in California this spring，As temperatures warm it is starting to die， making it easy to _ cause wildfires. Mustard is also a threat to native plants，transforming the landscape，Its leaves and roots prevent the growth of other species. Kingery is part of a growing group of artists，designers and chefs who are tackling the problem by harvesting the plant to use in everything from dyes to foods. Kingery s line features sweatshirts，pants，and other items dyed naturally using mustard，Artist Erin Berkowitz of Berbo Studio makes dyes from the species， including the dye for Kingery's clothing line， She has offered classes along with a chef who makes food out of the mustard greens and flowers。Berkowitz said her work with Kingery showed the possibilities of what can happen if more people become aware of its uses， To that end，artist Nadine Allan made a digital magazine，about the uses of black mustard， including to make paper and a face mask. 【高三第一次联考(月考)试卷. 英语 第3页(共8页)】 Allan said she was motivated to act in part because she has friends who lost nearly everything to wildfires. “The species just look so pretty。 If you don't really know what's happening on a larger scale，you might say they re just a sea of yellow flowers,”she said. 24. What can we learn about Max Kingery? A. He brought mustard to _ California B. He was accused of unlawful acts. C. He used mustard to dye clothes. D. He was ashamed to pick flowers. 25. What is paragraph 3 mainly about? A. The rising temperature. B. The history of mustard. C. The amazing landscape. D. The harm of mustard. 26. Which best describes Erin Berkowitz's work? A. Stressful. (C. Creative. B. Long-expected. D. Short-sighted. 27. What is Nadine Allan's final purpose in starting the digital magazine? A. To check the spreading of mustard. 也. To protect the endangered plant. D. To promote a greener lifestyle. C Madagascar s extremely improbable wildlife may be thanks to dozens of dramatic oceanic journeys that C. To make her art available online. would put Robinson Crusoe to shame，says a new research， “It seems like a farfetched idea that animals could survive moving across the sea,”says Matthew Borths，a researcher at Duke University。 But a comparison of genetic data from modern Malagasy species with the fossil(化石) record of their ancestors from the African mainland has revealed that this is likely what happened for most land animals，according to the research，published in May in the journal BiologzcaL 及euzerus， Animals from mainland Africa would have been trapped on large rafts(木管) of vegetation and floated to Madagascar，where they eventually evolved (进化) into the wildlife we know today。Some 95 percent of wildlife are endemic to the country，which means they live nowhere else in the world. Scientists have three major theories to explain how land animals got to Madagascar: The species were there before Madagascar divided and became an island, they swam and/or rafted across from mainland Africa when currents flowed that way，or they crossed land bridges that might have existed at different periods. In their study，Jason Ali，the study co-author，and Blair Hedges，a biologist at Temple University， pulled together a large amount of previously published research to test each of these possible origin stories, The team compared the genes of 28 groups of land animals，including animals from modern-day Madagascar，with the genes of species on mainland Africa that are the closest relatives。 Based on this information，they calculated the likely time when the ancestor of each species _ group_ likely arrived in Madagascar，then evolved into something new. 28. What does the research find about the animals in Madagascar? A. They come from mainland Africa. B. They are good at swimming. C. They are the same as those in Asia. D. They tend to live on the coast. 29. What does the underlined word“endemic”mean in paragraph 3? A. Friendly. B. Native， CC Unknown。 D. Useful. 【高三第一次联考(月考)试卷, 英语 第4页(共8页)】