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One subjet that they gueou whym million yearsm i thee developedm1.Which characteristic does the restaurant in a small Alabama town have?B.It has an outstanding cook.Recently,an idea that oceurred to the US paleontologist(古生物学家)Alfred Romer a century(thatallowd themtmovendnand.A.It has no menu or waiters.C.It has the best dessert in Alabama.D.It's a sweer family-style restaurant.2.What is the major target of their restaurant according to Lisa?Romer thought that tidnl pools might have led to fish gaining limbs.Sea animals would have been foreedinto these pools by strong tides.Then,they would have been made either to adapt to their new enviroenbecame a hot topic once again.A.To advertise the restaurantB.To feed the needy.C.To win them fameD.To encourage donationsclose to land or die.The fiteamon them grew to accomplish the transition()from sea to land.3.What do they want to get most from their deeds?Romer called these carliest four-footed animals"tetrapods"Science has always thought that thisaaA.The money.B.The reputation.eredible theory,but only recently has there been strong enough evidence to support it.C.The joy.D.The recognition.Hannah Byrne isan oceanographer at Uppsala University in Sweden.She announced at the 2018 Ocean4.What can we infer about Lisa from the text?A.She always has a very big heart.B.She is a vietim of COVID-19.Sciences Meeting in Oregon.US.that by using computer software,her team had managed to link Romer'sD.She is an overnight successful persontheory to places where fossil deposits (of the earliest tetrapods were found.C.She has made a name for her donationsAccording to the magazine Science.in 2014.Steven Balbus.a scientist at the University of Oxford in theMichael Surrell had just parked around the corner from his house when he found the house next door wasUK,calculated that 400 million years ago,when the move from land to sea was achieved,tides were strongeron fire.He went immediately to investigate and he heard a woman crying."The baby's in there!"Though thethan they are today.This is because the planet was 10 percent closer to the moon than it is now.fire department had been called,Surrell,then 64,with lung disease,instinctively (ran inside."TheThe creatures trapped in the pools would have been under the pressure of"survival of the fittest"baby"was 8-year-old Tiara Roberts,the woman's granddaughter.explained Mattias Green.an ocean scientist at the UK's University of Bangor.As he told Science,"After aEntering the burning house was like "running into a bucket of black paint."Surrell says.The thickfew days in these pools,you become food or you run out of foodthe fish that had large limbs had ansmoke prevented him from seeing anything,burned his eyes,and made it impossible to breathe.After a fewadvantage because they could flip(翻转)themselves back in the water,.”minutes in the smoke filled house,he came outside to catch his breath."Where is Tiara?"he askedAs is often the case,however,there are others who find the theory less convincing.Cambridgedesperately."The second floor,"the woman shouted back.University's paleontologist Jennifer Clark,speaking to Nature magazine,seemed unconvinced."It's only oneThe darkness was overwhelming.Yet because the house had a similar layout to his.he found the stairsof many ideas for the origin of land-based tetrapods,any or all of which may have been a part of the answer."and made it to the second floor.His throat and lungs burned as if he'd been taken in fire instead of the smoke.she saidEvery blink stung his eyes.All he could hear was the crackling and popping of burning wood.Then a soft but1.What's the meaning of the underlined word "speculation"in the first paragraph?distinct moan (emerged.Still unable to see,Surrell fell to his knees on the hot wood floor.HeA.Theory.B.Finding.C.Assumption.D.Uncertainty.crawled toward the sound,feeling around for any sign of the girl.Finally,he touched something.A shoe,thenan ankle.He held her into his arms and made his way out.2.Who first thought that fish might have gained limbs owing to tidal pools?Surrell hugged her tightly and said."Uncle's got you."Soon after,his throat closed off.Surrell spentA.Alfred Romer.B.Charles Darwin.C.Hannah Byrne.D.Steven Balbusover a week in the hospital.Tiara was released from the hospital after a few days.3.How did the team of Hannah Byrne provide proofs for Romer's theory?The fire damaged Surrell's lungs and throat."It's a small price to pay,"he says."I'd do it again in aA.By doing adequate research.B.By making use of computer software.heartbeat.Wouldn't give it a second thought.C.By calculating the strength of tides.D.By researching the fossil of fishes.1.What did Surrell do after he saw the house on fire?4.Why are tides today weaker than those of 400 million years ago?A.Parked his car.B.Called the police.A.Because water in oceans has become less.C.Went at once to help.D.Run to save the woman.B.Because the earth is flipping itself now.2.What is the biggest challenge in getting into the house?C.Because the pressure from the atmosphere is larger.A.The smoke.B.The heatD.Because the earth is much farther to the moon now.C.The stairs,D.The fear,3.What can we infer about Surrell from the last paragraph?A.He lost a lot of money.C.He hesitated before actionB.He had a heart attack.4.How do you like Surrell?D.He thought it was worthwhile to do so.A.Brave and selfless.C.Faithful and honest.B.Fearless and skillful.D.Considerate and confident.五Since English biologist Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species in 1859,scientists have vastlymproved their knowledge of natural history.However,a lot of information is still of the speculation,andcientists can still only make educated guesses at certain things.?:罐秩生2022届高考复全程精练·专题卷英语专题八(B卷)第63页?从疆鞭组2022届高考复全程精练·专题卷英语专题八(B卷)第4页