2025黑龙江省哈三中高一4月英语考试卷（扫描版无答案）

28.Which of the following can best replace the underlined phrase "gets an edge"in Para.2
A.has a limitation.
B.has an advantage.
C.faces a challenge.
D.produces an.effect.
29.Why does the author mention the example in India
A.To call on people to protect local water sources.
B.To show the consequences of lacking pure water.
C.To explain why water filters are in great demand.
D.To prove the water filter is effective and welcomed.
30.What makes the branches of non-flowering plants act as a water filter
A.They are thinner than other plants'branches.
B.They have wide straw-like tubes in the xylem tissue.
C.The tiny holes of membranes can trap water pollutants.
D.The layer of wood under their skin carries plenty of water.
31.What does the passage mainly talk about
A.A unique way of obtaining water from plants.
B.The working principle of tree-based water filters.
C.MIT creates a high-tech water purification system.
D.MIT's wooden water filter is coming into practical use.
D
Even before Molly Johnson-Jones graduated from Oxford University in 2015,she felt
professional pressure to land a“prestigious(享有声望的)”job in a high-powered industry.She
says she and her university friends felt there were professions that carried
prestige-particularly the fields of finance,medicine and law.That's why Johnson-Jones ended
up in investment banking for two years once she graduated,even though it didn't feel like quite
the right fit.
These kinds of "very traditional industries"have indeed carried prestige,says Jonah
Stillman,co-founder of GenGuru,a firm that focuses on different generations in the workplace.
As Gen Z joins the workforce,however,experts and younger workers say what's considered a
"prestigious"job may be expanding.Some younger workers do still report making money is
prestigious,especially as cost of living shoots up,and working for certain firms or in specific
industries can make a career.But many also place equal stress on other elements,such as
values of the company,flexibility,and freedom from long,intense work hours.
And some data indicates that Gen Z are indeed turning to more meaningful work.April
2023 data from LinkedIn of more than 7,000 global workers shows 64%of Gen Zers in the UK,
Germany and Ireland now consider it important to work for companies that share their values.
The data also shows these young workers highlight work-life balance and career growth as top
draws for potential workplaces.
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