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73%12:23阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，开在答题卡上将该坝深黑。AMaking College AffordableStudyingntheUnitedStatescanbeatransformativeexperienceHowever,frmanysudentstcostofUSeducationcanbeamajorconcern.HereshowtofindaffordableUScollegesanduniversities strategies to reduce costs.rch tuitionrates at publicuniversitiesfthemost costeffctivewaysto studyintheUSistolokat publicuniversities.PublicinstitWhenexnntinatrititsngtaffordabilitysuchastheStateUniversityfNeworkSUNY）systemortheCaliforiaStatUiversty(CSU) system.高一英语共8页第2页shake herhead at me forbuyingflowers.But still,IwishI'dhad the chance to show herthisbeautifulflower and buy it for her on Mother's Day.“Look,Mm,Iayalud.“boughtmyelfaponyThank yuforgivingupyueandlifcome tothiscountry'so thatIconld have opportunities that youneverhad.and soI could givemyselfthese unnecessary but beautiful flowers."24.Why did the authorbuyherselflowers on earth?A.She bought flowers for fun.B.She wanted to celebrate Easter.C.She wanted to please the cashier.D.She decided to treat herself with flowers.25.What did the vegetable garden mean to the author's parents?A.BeautyB.SurvivalC.HometownD.Gift26.How did the author'smother feel about buying flowers for Mother's Day?A.It was unnecessary.B.It was uncommon.C.It was beyond imagination.D. It was out of fashion.27.What does the author imply in the last paragraph?A. Life is fullof regrets..B.She should have bought flowers earlier.C.What hermother did deserves her appreciation.D. Opportunities are gone and never come back.CManythinkthatlanguageswhatsetshumansapartfromotheranimalsandbelievethattthinkweneedlnuarshileeranusllertiettncan takelacewithout language.Hwever,arecentNature study suggestsothewiseItfound thatlanguagendughtrewdisitntit实体）wringrateatsfthbraThyshort,“farmore independent than wemagmed”,wroteZMEScience.Thestudycondtedbyscientistsfromtheexplored thlanguagethoughtrelationship,ingtwo research methods.First,they studied people withglobal aphasia（全失语症），who havelost much oftheir ability to understand or speak due to damage to the left sideof their brain.However,they can stillfinish complex tasks.Youcanask people withglobal aphasia tosolvemathproblems orperform socialreasoning tests,and as long as theinstructions arenon-verbal(非语言的）,they can succeed，”EvelinaFedorenkoneof thestdyauthorsat theUSassachusettsIstituteofhnology,oldMEcincThe researchers also used brain-imaging（脑成像） tools to study the brains of healthy volunteersperfoinaltakslnguzleadinhohralaareasweremostlyinactiveduringsuchactivitiesIotherwordswegenerallnedlanguagetoexpressour thoughts but we can stillthink without words.So,if language isn'tnecessaryforthining,thenwhydidhumansdevelopiFedorenko sadlanguageservemainlyasatolforcommunicationAmongmost of the things that youlearnedabout theworlyuatouanaeathuhxeriewrldabeing abletosharecomlexinformationthroughlanguagehumansgainedanevolutionaryadvantage.Althoughlanguagedoesnotgiverisetothoughtspastresearchshowsthathowwespeakcanheavilyinfluence howwe think.Forexample,theEnglish phrase“hefired thegun”isusually understood as“theresponsibleforanaccidentthanJapanese speakersaccording toPsychologyToday.28.What does the underlined word“distinct”mean?A.differentB.dependentC.exactD. similar高一英语共8页第4页32.What do we learn about melanin?A.Itis a heavy metal.B. It does damage to birds.C.Itmakesids appeardarkr.D.It is a product of city pollution on birds.33.How do the toxic compounds affect thecity birds?A.They are friendly to birds'feathers.B.They have an advantage overmelanin.C.They can't be prevented in the city bird bodies.D.They are