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4403:0032582.What do we know about the modern central heating system?19.What do we know about most trains today?03:35A.They are all delayed.55A.It needs wood to help it run.0B.It is aimed to process natural gas.B.Their systems don't work.5C.It helps produce the heat-resistant tyres.C.They are working normally.4D.It contributes to hot air circulation in buildings20.Who did Jackie stay with last night?B.Bob.C.Ann.oWhat did Dr Wood focus on?)A.Peter.Vehicle repair technology.B.Medical treatment.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题：每小题2分，满分30分）C.Hospital management.Fibre applcation.B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AI could still see and feel the sheetsjof white.blue-lined paper on which I learned cursiveWomen's Innovative Contributions and Inventions(writing.Cursive was a required lesson of early education in my day.Connecting all theWomen made numerous innovative contributions and inventions throughout history,fromletters in a word in an unsteady flow and with my own personal style struck me as excellenteveryday items to widely-used technologies.Here are some made by brilliant women.and I was a natural.Once I learned to write,I hardly recalled printing.The Synthetic(合成的)FibreCursive was still taught when my son entered elementary school.but was pe lengerIn the 1960s,a company.where Stephanie Kwolek worked.was working on finding arequired when my grandson Connor entered school.Computer keyboards had supplantedsuitable fibre to produce car tyres.During the research.Kwolek achieved a breakthroughhandwrifing,and children took to them swiftly.Connor coached me on computers new$when she discovered a heat-resistant polymer that is stronger but lighter than steel.Then itadvantages and possibilities,but instead indicated that cursive was old-school.was used to develop a new synthetic fibre.Today.it is common to see the discovery applied inOne day,something changed.When Connor was about 8.he watched me as I penned acreating helmets.racing sails and so on.lefter to a friend."How do you do that?"he asked.I was taken aback.How,indeed?I saidThe Caller ID and Call WaitingI'd been taught and that I'd had lots of practice."Can I learn it"he asked immediately.The caller ID feature has given many people the opportunity to screen unknown orSports.especially soccer,were Connor's passions.When he was at school.he hadn't shownunwanted phone calls.With call waiting people are notified of a new incoming call while onmuch interest in anything but art class,where he excelled.Connor saw cursive as a fascinat-another call.Interestingly.while receiving acall.that call will not block the incoming one.屈Dr Shirley Ann Jackson contributed to these two inventions during her research period at Belling new art form.When I asked him recently what he remembered about his boyhood fascina-tion with cursive,he said in a simple way,"It was just different and odd.I wanted to do it."Laboratories in the 1970s.哦The Modern Central Heating SystemHe didn't do it to impress.He did it because he wanted to.Connor persisted.He developedIn the 1920s,Alice H.Parker's model used natural gas to heat a home instead of woodhis own handwriting style and flow.He was hooked.and he continued to invent and develop閻and allowed multiple rooms to be heated at the same time.It also introduced pipes that enahis script.bled hot air to circulate through buildings.essentially improving the efficiency of the systemCursive may not be a required school curricula any longer.But now we are in the era ofThe Spray-on Skin Repair Technologyhuman communication.So I hope tha cursive handwriting will continue to reach and attractFrom the early 1990s.Australian plastic surgeon Dr Fiona Melanie Wood focused herchildren,at least some of them,as my grandson was motivated when he saw me writing to myresearch on improving established techniques of skin repain.The spray-on skin repair technolfriend in cursive.ogy allowed burns and skin injuries to be treated more effectively and with less pain.With Dr24.What can we infer about the author in paragraph 1?Wood's constant improvement over the years,the technology is now widely applied in hospitals.A.He failed to learn to print letters.21.Which of the following canfacilitate he communication between humans?B.He had a gift for learning-eursive.A.The synthetic fibre.C.He chose cursive as an optional course.B.The caller ID and call waiting.D.He hardly connected all the letters in a word.C.The modern central heating system.D.The spray-on skin repair technology.25.What does"old-school"underlined in paragraph 2 probably mean?A.Academic.B.Advantageous.C.Possible.D.Conventional【高三英语第3页（共10页）】·23-426C.【高三英语第4页（共10页）】·23-426C·

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