河南省南阳市六校2021-2022学年高二上学期1月第二次联考英语试题（扫描版缺答案，无听力音频，无文字材料）
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C. The author's professor had strict requirements of it
D. The author was not to blame for his academic perfomance,
25. The underlined word "relentless"in Paragraph I probably mean
C. specific
26. How did the author feel when asked to go to Mrs. Grace's house
A. He was unwilling to do so at fin
B. He hardly appreciated what Mrs. Grace had done.
C He regretted not listening to her elass carefully
D. He was proud that he had finished the term pa
27. What
does the story mainly express
A Always prepare for the demanding real world.
B. It is important to be willing to communicate.
C. We should express gratitude to those who help us.
D. People should insist on doing what they think is right
Don't worry about why the chicken crossed the road-the bigger question is whether it'l mak
at all. Every year, millions of animals get killed by vehicles in the US. But that road risk ha
dropped because of the COVID pandemic
We're aware of negative impacts on the economy, family relations. But the positive impacts
are becoming more clear, And that could really change some of our assumptions about how much
driving we should do if we want to protect
wildlife, air quality, climate change, and so
forth," Fraser Shilling, co-director of the Road Ecology Center at the University of California
Davis, said. When officials began issuing stay-at-home orders to slow the spread of CovID-19.
Shilling and his colleagues quickly realized they were witnessing a novel experiment: What happens
hen we all start driving way less
The answer is a lot of things, including fewer accidents and lower greenhouse gas emissions
from cars, In their latest report, the researchers found that driving less has also led to a dramatic
decrease in roadkill in three states for which they had long-term data: Idaho, Maine and Califonia.
The team documented about a third fewer collisions( Rim)with deer, elk, moose and other large
mammals in the four weeks following shutdowns. If such a slowdown persisted for a year, 27
large animals would be saved in just those three states.
高二年媛英语议题第6页(共12页)
D. The author was not to blame for his academic perfomance,
25. The underlined word "relentless"in Paragraph I probably mean
C. specific
26. How did the author feel when asked to go to Mrs. Grace's house
A. He was unwilling to do so at fin
B. He hardly appreciated what Mrs. Grace had done.
C He regretted not listening to her elass carefully
D. He was proud that he had finished the term pa
27. What
does the story mainly express
A Always prepare for the demanding real world.
B. It is important to be willing to communicate.
C. We should express gratitude to those who help us.
D. People should insist on doing what they think is right
Don't worry about why the chicken crossed the road-the bigger question is whether it'l mak
at all. Every year, millions of animals get killed by vehicles in the US. But that road risk ha
dropped because of the COVID pandemic
We're aware of negative impacts on the economy, family relations. But the positive impacts
are becoming more clear, And that could really change some of our assumptions about how much
driving we should do if we want to protect
wildlife, air quality, climate change, and so
forth," Fraser Shilling, co-director of the Road Ecology Center at the University of California
Davis, said. When officials began issuing stay-at-home orders to slow the spread of CovID-19.
Shilling and his colleagues quickly realized they were witnessing a novel experiment: What happens
hen we all start driving way less
The answer is a lot of things, including fewer accidents and lower greenhouse gas emissions
from cars, In their latest report, the researchers found that driving less has also led to a dramatic
decrease in roadkill in three states for which they had long-term data: Idaho, Maine and Califonia.
The team documented about a third fewer collisions( Rim)with deer, elk, moose and other large
mammals in the four weeks following shutdowns. If such a slowdown persisted for a year, 27
large animals would be saved in just those three states.
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