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Unit 2 The environment
威尼斯颁布旅游新规:运河勿游泳,桥上不久留
Respect Venice. You’re welcome here but
you must play by the rules —
or pay
for it.
尊重威尼斯。若按规则行事,游客则会在威尼
斯倍受欢迎;若非如此,游客也会为他们
的行为付出相应的代价。
That’s
the
message
from
the
Venetian
authorities,
who
have
unveiled
a
new
campaign,
aimed
at
tourists,
to
encourage
them
to
behave
appropriately
in
a
city
which
is struggling to cope
with the influx of visitors, and where locals are
at boiling
point over their home being
used as a global playground.
以上信息来自于威尼斯
官方。由于威尼斯当地政府对游客涌入的情况焦头烂额,且当地
居民也因所居城市变为世
界游乐园而不堪其扰,因此,威尼斯当局面向外来游客推出了一项
新运动,鼓励游客在威
尼斯举止得体,行为得当。
Paola Mar, the
councillor responsible for tourism, announced that
a campaign
called
"
Enjoy Respect
Venezia
"
will
launch in time for the summer crush.
负责
旅游业的议员葆拉﹒马宣布,一项针对夏季旅游热潮发起的名为"享受尊重威尼
斯"的运
动即将展开。
The
campaign
will
be
spearheaded
across
social
media,
shown
on
the
city
council’s
website, and provide reminders in the
shape of posters around town and flyers at
locations like the train station.
该运动将率先通过社交媒体传播,出现在威尼斯市议会的网站上,之后以海报的形式张
贴在城市各处或是以传单的形式在火车站等地传播。
Visitors will be reminded not to swim
in canals, make picnic stops out of public
areas,
pause
too
long
on
bridges,
drop
litter,
ride
bikes
through
the
city
or
sightsee
in bathing suits
—
all apparently common
phenomena.
游客将会收到这样的提醒:不要在运河内游泳、不要在公共区域
外野餐、不要在桥上停
留过久、不要乱扔垃圾、不要骑自行车横穿城市和不要穿泳衣游览
——这些显然都是目前常
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见的现象。
Transgressors will be fined anything
from 25 to 500.
违规者将会被处以
25
p>
欧元至
500
欧元不等的罚款
.
"The message we have to get
through is
that we’re
not
joking,"
Mar
told local
paper La Nuova.
"
If it gets about that
people who do this kind of thing are fined,
as well as it being flagged to their
respective embassies, perhaps we’ll be able
to stop others
copying.
"
马告诉当地报纸
La Nuova
:"
我们要告诉公众这并不是玩笑话。如果违规者被处以相应
罚款,并因此被各自国家的大使
馆打上标记,也许会防止该类事件再次发生。"
Only
last weekend, a group of Belgian teenagers went
viral when they posted a
video of
themselves jumping off the bridge designed by
architect Santiago Calatrava
into the
Grand Canal. They have subsequently apologised for
their behaviour.
就在上周末,一群比利时青少年从建筑师圣地亚哥
﹒卡拉特拉瓦设计的桥上跳入威尼斯
大运河,随后该视频被上传至网络,他们也突然走红
。他们随后为此道歉。
Last August, a
tourist jumping from the Rialto Bridge hit a water
taxi and died
in hospital.
2
016
年
8
月,一名游客从里亚托桥上
跳下,撞上水上的士,随后在医院身亡。
The new
campaign has been a long time in the planning.
Last month, Mar told The
Independent
their
"
behavioural
campaign
"
would
have
12
golden
rules
—
both
prohibitory and encouraging, too.
"
The problem is that Venice
is perceived as a
beach,
"
she said.
本次新运动计划已久。今年
6
月,马告
诉《独立报》
,他们的"行为运动"有
12
条黄金
规则——其中有禁止也有鼓励。"问题在于:威尼斯被当成了一片海滩,"她
说道。
The
campaign
will
be
launched
in
10
languages,
including
English,
Chinese,
Arabic
and
Korean.
It
will
include
suggestions
on
how
to
change
typical
behaviour
—
including
highlighting official picnic areas and
public toilets.
本次运动细则将会以
10<
/p>
种语言公布,其中包括英语、中文、阿拉伯语和韩语。而细则中
包
括了改变典型违规行为的建议——特别列出了官方野餐场所和公共厕所。
Meanwhile,
the
largest
island
in
the
lagoon,
the
Lido,
is
embarking
on
a
sustainable tourism initiative.
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同时,泻湖上最大的岛——利多岛正在着手实施一项可持续旅游倡议。
空气污染所致早亡代价巨大
Premature
deaths
from
air
pollution
are
costing
the
global
economy
5.1tn
annually,
or
roughly
twice
the
economic
output of the UK, with more than half
of that burden falling
on China and
other developing economies in Asia, according
to a study.
根据一项研究,
空气污染导致的过早死亡每年给全球经济带来
5.1
万亿美
元的代价,
大约两倍于英国的经济产出,
而其中逾半负担落在中
国和亚洲其他发展
中经济体身上。
The
estimates
released
yesterday
by
the
World
Bank
for
the
first
time
put
a
welfare
cost
on
the
toll
from
indoor
and
outdoor
air
pollution
and
highlight
how
it
has
soared
over
the
past
quarter
of
a
century,
as
developing
economies
have
rapidly
industrialised.
世界银行(
World Bank
)昨
日公布的估计首次对室内和室外空气污染造成的人类福祉代
价进行了估算,并突显出,随
着发展中经济体迅速工业化,这项代价在过去四分之一个世纪
出现飙升。
They also illustrate the scale of
the environmental challenge confronting those
countries as they seek to address
chronic air pollution.
这些估算还展示了相关国家在寻求应
对长期空气污染时面对的环境挑战的艰巨性。
An
estimated 5.5m lives were lost to diseases
associated with air pollution in
2013,
the latest year for which global data are
available.
据估计,
2013
年(可获得全球数据的最近一年)有
550
万人死于与空气
污染有关的疾病。
More than 90 per
cent of the premature deaths occurred in
developing countries,
with young
children especially badly affected.
90%
以上的过早死亡病例发生在发展中国家,幼童受到特别严重的影响。
Exposure to air pollution increases
a person’s risk of illnesses such as lung
cancer, stroke, heart disease and
bronchitis.
暴露于空气污染会增加一个人患病(如肺癌、中风、心脏病和
支气管炎)的风险。
Those
diseases,
and
deaths
from
them,
also
carry
a
rising
economic
cost
according
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to the study, conducted by
the World Bank and the Institute for Health
Metrics and
Evaluation in Seattle.
由
世
行
联
手
西
雅
图
< br>健
康
指
标
和
评
估
研
究
所
(Institute
for
Health
Metrics
and
Evaluation)
进行
的这项研究显示,这些疾病及其造成的死亡还导致越来越高的经济成本。
In 1990 there were 2.6tn in welfare
losses from air pollution globally (in 2011
dollar terms, adjusted for purchasing
power parity), with east Asia accounting for
about a quarter.
1990
年,全球空气污染造成的福祉损失达到
2.6
万亿美元
(以
2011
年美元计算,经购买
力平
价调整)
,东亚占其中大约四分之一。
Since
then,
the
rise
of
China
has
contributed
to
a
surge
in
air
pollution
in
east
Asia
leading
to
a
more
than
quintupling
of
the
cost
for
that
region
to
2.3tn
in
2013.
p>
自那以来,中国的经济崛起导致东亚空气污染激增,导致
2013<
/p>
年该地区的损失增至
2.3
万亿美元,达
到原有水平的五倍。
This extracts a
sizeable economic toll.
这造成了相当大的经济代价。
In
both east Asia and south Asia, the cost of deaths
from air pollution was
equivalent to
more than 7 per cent of regional economic output
in 2013.
在东亚和南亚,空气污染造成的死亡的成本在
2013
年相当于地区经济产出的
7%
以上。
Urvashi Narain, who
led
the World Bank team
that assembled the report, said that
while there had been some evidence of
success globally in reducing household air
pollution, the problem of outdoor air
pollution was growing.
编制报告的世行团队的负责人乌尔瓦
什﹒纳拉因
(Urvashi Narain)
表示,尽管有一
些证
据显示,全球在减少家庭空气污染方面取得了一些成功,但室外空气污染的问题越来
越大。
China has declared a war
on pollution.
中国已经向污染宣战。
We’ve seen action from India as
well.
我们也看到印度采取了行动。
But
at the same time we also see mentions of London
and Paris as cities where
this concern
still exists, she said. It is such a widespread
problem.
但与此同时我们也看到伦敦和巴黎被列入依然存在这种担忧的城市,
她表示,这是一个如
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此普遍的问题。
全球变暖可能会使人类变矮
Global
warming
could
make
humans
shorter,
warn
scientists
who
claim
to
have
found
evidence
that
it
caused
the
world
’
s
first horses to shrunk nearly 50
million
years ago.
In
fact,
a
team
from
the
universities
of Florida and Nebraska says it has
found a link between the earth heating up and
the size of mammals
—
horses, in this case, the
last time the world heated up. The
scientists
used
fossils
to
follow
the
evolution
of
horses
from
their
earliest
appearance 56
million years ago.
As temperatures went up their size went
down, and vice versa; at one point they
were as small as a house cat, said Dr.
Jonathan Bloch, curator of the Florida museum
of natural history, was quoted by the
"
Daily
Mail
"
as saying. The
scientists say
that the current warming
could have the same effect on
mammals
—
and could even make
humans smaller.
"
Horses started out small,
about the size of a small dog like a miniature
schnauzer. What
’
s
surprising is that after they first appeared, they
then became
even smaller and then
dramatically increased in size, and that exactly
corresponds
to
the
global
warming
event,
followed
by
cooling.
It
had
been
known
that
mammals
were
small
during
that
time
and
that
it
was
warm,
but
we
hadn
’
t
understood
that
temperature
specifically was
driving the evolution of body
size,
"
Dr. Bloch said in the
"
Science
"
< br> journal.
科学
家警告说,全球变暖可能会使人类变矮。科学家宣称已经找到证据:近
5
,
000
万年
前全球变暖就曾
让世界上最早的马个头变小。
<
/p>
事实上,来自佛罗里达州和内布拉斯加州的大学的一支研究团队称,他们已经找到地球
p>
变暖和哺乳动物个头之间的联系。这一案例中马变矮的现象是上一次全球变暖时发生的。科<
/p>
学家用化石来追溯马从
5
,
600
万年前诞生至今的进化历程。
随着气温的上升,马的个头变小,
反之马的个头就变大。
《每日邮报》援引佛罗里达自然
历史博物
馆馆长乔纳森﹒布洛赫博士的话说,它们曾一度像家猫那么小。科学家称,当前的
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全球变暖可能也会对哺乳动物产生同样的影响,甚至可能会让
人类的个子也变小。
布洛赫博士在《科学》杂志中写道:"马
最初的个头很小,和一只小狗的个头差不多,
大约也就像一只迷你型雪纳瑞犬那么大。令
人惊讶的是,在马诞生后过了一段时间,它们的
个子变得更小,之后个头又显著变大,而
这些变化与全球变暖和变冷正好是相对应的。我们
已经知道哺乳动物在那个时期个头较小
,而那个时期气候也较暖,但我们还未意识到正是温
度驱动着身体大小的进化。"
【试题导读】环境是人类生存和发展的基
本前提。它为我们生存和发展提供了必需的
资源和条件。随着社会经济的发展,环境问题
已经成为了一个不可回避的重要问题。保护
环境,减轻环境污染,遏制生态恶化趋势是我
们每一个人的责任。
近几年高考试题对环境这一话题的考查从
下面的几道高考题中可见一斑。
I.
阅读理解
A
体裁
说明文
话题
鸟类在胎教方面的超凡本领
词数
337
难度
★★★☆☆
建议时间
7
分钟
(<
/p>
2017
﹒江苏)
Before
birth, babies can tell the difference between loud
sounds
and voices. They can even
distinguish their mother
’
s
voice from that of a female
stranger.
But
when
it
comes
to
embryonic
learning(
胎教
),
birds
could
rule
the
roost.
As
recently
reported
in
The
Auk:
Ornithological
Advances,
some
mother
birds
may
teach
their
young to sing even before they
hatch(
孵化
). New-born chicks
can then imitate
their
mom
’
s call within a few days
of entering the world.
This
educational
method
was
first
observed
in
2012
by
Sonia
Kieindorfer,
a
biologist at Flinders University in
South Australia, and her colleagues. Femake
Australian
superb
fairy
wrens
were
found
to
repeat
one
sound
over
and
over
again
while
hatching
their
errs,
when
the
errs
were
hatched,
the
baby
birds
made
the
similar
chirp
to
their mothers
—
around that
served as their regular
"
feed
me!
"
call.
To
find out
if the
special
quality was more
widespread in birds,
the researchers
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sought
the
red-
backed
fairy
wren,
another
species
of
Australian
songbird.
First
they
collected sound data
from 67 nests in four sites in Queensland before
and after
hatching. Then they
identified begging calls by analyzing the order
and number of
notes. A computer
analysis blindly compared calls produced by
mothers and chicks,
ranking them by
similarity.
It turns out that baby red-
backed fairy wrens also emerge chirping like their
moms.
And
the
more
frequently
mothers
had
called
to
their
errs,
the
more
similar
were
the
babies’ begging calls. In addition, the
tea
m set up a separate experiment that
suggested that the baby birds that most
closely imitated their mom’s voice were
rewarded with the most food.
This
observation
hints
that
effective
embryonic
learning
could
signal
neurological(
< br>神经系统的
)
strengths
of
children
to
parents.
An
evolutionary
inference
can
then
be
drawn.
"
As
a
parent,
do
you
invest
in
quality
children,
or
do
you
invest
in
children
that
are
in
need?
"
Kleindorfer
asks.
"
Our
results
suggest
that
they
might
be going for
quality.
"
58. The
underlined phrase in Paragraph 1 means
"
_____________
"
.
A. be the worst
C. be the as bad
B. be the best
D.
be just as good
59.
What are
Kleindorfer’s findings based on?
A. Similarities between the calls
moms and chicks.
fairy wrens across
Australia.
C. The data
collected from Queensland’s locals.
experiments on wrens and other birds.
60.
Embryonic
learning
helps
mother
birds
to
identify
the
baby
birds
which
______________.
A. can
receive quality signals
C. fit the environment better
B. are in
need of training
D. make the
loudest call
D.
Controlled
B.
The observation of
【文章大意】文章介绍了鸟类在胎教方面的超
凡本领。实验发现鸟儿在孵化时不停地鸣
叫是为了教会以后出生的雏鸟歌唱的本领,从而
挑选出能够适应环境的雏鸟。
58. B
< br>词义猜测题。根据画线部分所在句子中的"
But
"可知
,上下句是转折关系,婴儿虽然
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能辨别妈妈的声音,转而谈到胎教,根据第二段的"
when
the
errs
were
hatched,
the
baby
birds made the similar chirp to their mothers
"可知,鸟儿在孵化小鸟时
候的鸣叫对未出生的小鸟有很大影响,它们被孵
化后也能发出类似的声音,说明鸟儿
很擅长胎教。说明鸟儿在胎教方面的能力是很好的。
59. A
细节理解题。根据第二段的"
Femake
Australian superb fairy wrens were found to
repeat one sound over and over again
while hatching their errs
"可知,研究
< br>发现是对澳大利亚两种会鸟鸣的鸟儿进行了记录,根据第三段的"
the
researchers
sought the red-backed fairy
wren, another species of Australian songbird.
"
可知,研究人员并未在全澳洲范围展开调查;未对其他鸟类进行记录研究
,排除
D
项。
根据倒数第三段"
A
computer
analysis
blindly
compared
calls
produced
by
mothers
and chicks, ranking
them by similarity.
"可知,
A
项正确。
B
(
p>
2017
·江苏卷)
Old
Problem, New Approaches
While clean
energy is increasingly used in our daily life,
global warning will
continue for some
decades after CO
2
emissions(
排放
) peak. So even
if emission were
to begin decrease
today, we would still face the challenge of
adapting to climate.
Here I will stress
some smarter and more creative examples of climate
adaptation.
When it comes to
adaptation, it is important to understand that
climate change
is a process. We are
therefore not talking about adapting to a new
standard, but to
a
constantly
shifting
set
of
conditions.
This
is
why
in
part
at
least,
the
US
National
Climate
Assessment
says
that:
"
there is
no
‘one
-
size
fit
all’
adaptation
.
"
Nevertheless, there are some actions
that offer much and carry little risk or cost.
Around
the
world,
people
are
adapting
in
surprising
ways,
especially
in
some
poor
countries,
Floods
have
become
more
damaging
in
Bangladesh
in
recent
decades.
Mobammed
Rezwan
saw
opportunity
where
others
saw
only
disaster.
His
not-for-profit
organization runs 100 river boats that
serve as floating libraries, schoods, and
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health
clinics,
and
are
equipped
with
solar
panels
and
other
communicating
facilities.
Rezwan
is
creating
floating
conmetivity(
连接
)
to
replace
flooded
roads
and
highways.
But he is also
working at a far more fundamental level: his staff
show people how
to make floating
gardens and
fish ponds
to
prevent starvation during the wet
season.
Elsewhere
in
Asia
even
more
astonishing
actions
are
being
taken.
Chewang
Norphel
lives in a
mountainous region in India, where he is known as
the Ice Man. The loss
of
glaciers(
冰川
) there due to
global warming represents an enormous threat to
agriculture. Without the glaciers,
water will arrive in the rivers at times when it
can damage crops. Norphel’s inspiration
come from seeing the waste of water over
winter,
when
it
was
not
needed.
He
directed
the
wasted
water
into
shallow
basins
where
it froze, and was
stored until the spring. His fields of ice supply
perfectly timed
irrigation(
灌溉
)
water. Having created nine such ice reserves.
Norphel calculates
that he has stored
about 200, 000m
of
water.
Climate change is a
continuing
process,
so Norp
hel’s ice reserves
will not last foreve
r. Warming will
overtake them. But
he is providing a
few years during which the farmers will, perhaps,
be able to find
other means of
adapting.
Increasing Earth’s
reflectiveness can cool the planet. In southern
Spain the
sudden increase of
greenhouses (which reflect light back to space)
has changed the
warming trend locally,
and actually cooled the region. While Spain as a
whole is
heating up quickly,
temperatures near the greenhouses have decreased.
This example
should act as an
inspiration
for
all cities.
By
painting
buildings white,
cities may
slow down the warming
process.
In Peru, local farmers around
a mountain with a glacier that has already fallen
victim to climate change have begun
painting the entire mountain peak white in the
hope that the added reflectiveness will
restore the life-giving ice. The outcome is
still far from clear, But the World
Bank has included the project on its of
"
100
ideas to
save the planet
"
.
More
ordinary
forms
of
adaptation
are
happening
everywhere.
A
friend
of
mine
owns
an area
of land in western Victoria. Over five generations
the land has been too wet
for cropping.
But during the past decade declining rainfall has
allows him to plant
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highly
profitable
crops.
Farmers
in
many
countries
are
also
adapting
like
this
—
either
by growing new produce, or by growing
the same things differently. This is common
sense.
But
some
suggestions
for
adapting
are
not.
When
the
polluting
industries
argue
that we’ve lost the
battle to control carbon pollution and have no
choice but to
adapt, it’s
a
nonsense designed to make the case for business as
usual.
Human beings
will
continue to adapt
to the
changing climate in both
ordinary
and
astonishing ways. But the most sensible
form of adaptation is surely to adapt our
energy systems to emit less carbon
pollution. After all, if we adapt in the way, we
may avoid the need to change in so many
others.
65. The underlined part in
Paragraph 2 implies .
A.
adaptation is an ever-changing process
varies with time
C. global
warming affects adaptation forms
change
is challenging
66.
What is
special with regard to Rezwan’s
project?
A. The project
receives government support.
B. Different organizations work with
each other.
C. His organization makes
the best of a bad situation.
D. The
project connects flooded roads and highways.
67. What did the Ice Man do to reduce
the effect of global warming?
A.
Storing ice for future use.
from
melting.
C. Changing the irrigation
time.
the glaciers.
68.
What do we learn from the Peru example?
A. White paint is usually safe for
buildings.
B. The global warming tread
cannot be stopped.
C. This country is
heating up too quickly.
D.
Postponing
the
melting
of
B.
Protecting
the
glaciers
D.
adaptation
to
climate
B. the cost of adaptation
D.
Sunlight reflection may relieve global warming.
69. According to the author, polluting
industries should .
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A. adapt to carbon pollution
crops
C. leave carbon
emission alone
pollution
70.
What’s the author’s
preferred solution to global warming?
A. setting up a new standard.
emission.
C. Adapting to
climate change.
industries.
【文章大意】文章关注的是我们熟悉的话题——气候变暖,不同的是,文章给出了一些
应
对气候变暖的新途径。
65. A
推理判断题。
one-size fit all
意为"通用的,万全之策",句意:不存在通用的适
应性方法。下句
Nevertheless
表转折,再根据"
t
here are some actions that offer
much
and carry little risk or cost
"可知,没有放之四海
而皆准的方法,即适应
是需要根据情况不断做出调整,而非一成不变的。
66.
C
细节理解题。根据第四段的"
Mohammed
Rezwan
saw
opportunity
where
others
saw
only <
/p>
disaster.
"可知,
Rezwa
n
会从危机中看到机遇,会充分利用现有条件。
67. A
细节理解题。根据第五段的"Norphel’s
inspiration come from seeing the waste
of
water
over
winter,
when
it
was
not
needed.
He
directed
the
wasted
water
into
shallow basins where it froze, and was
stored until the spring.
"可知,把
冰川融化后的水储存起来以备不时之需,是减少气候变暖危害的方法之一。
D.
Monitoring
polluting
B.
Reducing
carbon
D.
fight
against
carbon
B.
plant
highly
profitable
69.
D
推理判断题。根据倒数第二段的"When
the
polluting
industries
argue
that
we’ve
lost
the battle to control carbon pollution and have no
choice but to adapt,
it’s a nonsense"可知
,作者不赞成"我们已经在与碳污染的斗争中失败了"这样
的说法,说明作者建议污染企
业行动起来。
70.
B
推理判断题。根据最后一段的"
But
the
most
sensible
form
of
adaptation
is
surely
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to adapt our energy systems to emit
less carbon pollution.
"可知,作者认为,
< br>最合理的方法仍然是减少二氧化碳的排放。
C
体裁
说明文
话题
减少温室气体排放的目标和做法
词数
262
难度
★★★☆☆
建议时间
6
分钟
(<
/p>
2016
﹒上海卷)
Is there
link between humans and climate change or not?
This
question
was
first
studied
in
the
early
1900s.
Since
then,
many
scientists
have
thought
that
our
actions
do
make
a
difference.
In
1997,
the
Kyoto
Protocol
explained
our
role
in
the
Earth’s
changing
atmosphere
and
set
international
limits
for
gas
emissions
(
排
放
)
from
2008
to
2012.
Some
countries
have
decided
to
continue
these
reductions
until
2020. More recently, the Paris
Agreement, stuck by nearly 200 countries, also
aims
to
limit
global
warming.
But
just
now
how
much
warmer
it
will
get
depends
on
how
deeply
countries cut carbon
emissions.
3.5℃
This
is
how
much
temperatures
would
rise
by
2100
even
if
nations
live
up
to the initial Paris promises to reduce carbon
emissions; this rise
could still put
coastal cities under water and drive over half of
all
species to extinction.
2℃
To
meet
this
minimum
goal,
the
Agreement
requires
countries
to
tighten
emissions
targets
every
five
years.
Even
this
increase
could
sink
some
islands, worse
drought
(
干旱
) and drive a decline of up to
a third
in the number of species.
1.5℃
This is the most ambitious goal for
temperature rise set by the Paris
Agreement,
after
a
push by low-lying
island
nations like
Kiribati,
which
say
limiting temperature
rise to 1.5
℃
could save them
from sinking.
0.8℃
This is how
much temperatures have risen since the industrial
age
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began, putting us 40% of the way to the
2℃ point.
0℃
The baseline here is average global
temperature before the start of the industrial
age.
70. It can
be concluded from paragraph 1 that ___________.
A. the problem of global warming will
have been quite solved by 2020
B. gas
emissions have been effectively reduced in
developed countries
C. the Paris
Agreements is more influential than the Kyoto
Protocol
D. humans have made continuous
efforts to slow down global warming
71.
If
nations
could
only
keep
the
initial
promises
of
the
Paris
Agreement,
what
would
happen by the year
2100?
A. The human population would
increase by one third.
B. Little over
50% of all species would still exist.
C. Nations would not need to tighten
their emissions targets.
D. The
Agreement’s minimum goal would not be
reached.
72. If those island
nations not far above sea level are to survive,
the maximum
temperature rise, since the
start of the industrial age, should be
___________.
A. 0.8℃
3.5℃
【文章大意】本文介绍了人
们一直努力减少温室气体的排放,并设立了到
2100
年我们应
该达成的目标以及达成目标要符合的条件。
70.D
推理判断题。根据文章第一段第三句至第六句"
Since
then, many scientists have
thought that
our actions do make a difference. In 1997, the
Kyoto...stuck by
nearly 200 countries,
also aims to limit global warming.
"可知自<
/p>
20
世纪早期
开始人类就一直在努力减少
温室气体的排放,希望能减缓全球变暖的趋势。故
D
项正
确。
71.D
推理判断题。根据文章第二段中的
This
is
how
much
temperatures
would
rise
by
2100
even
if
nations
live
up
to
the
initial
Paris
promises
to
reduce
carbon
emi
ssions…可知,如果各国的气体排放能够符合巴黎协议的要求,到
2100
年气温会
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B. 1.5℃
C. 2℃
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比现在高三度。而根据第三段中的
To meet this
minimum goal
可知最小的目标是上
升两度。也就是
说即使各国的气体排放能够符合巴黎协议的要求,也达不到最小的目
标。故
D
正确。
72.B
细节理解题。根据第四段中的
This is the
most ambitious goal for temperature
rise
set by
the
Paris
Agreement,
after
a
push
by
low-lying
island
nations
like
Kiribati, which say
limiting
temperature rise to 1.5℃ could
save them from
sinking.
可知对于那
些低海拔的国家来说温度上升不超过
1.5
度,就可以避免他们
被
淹没。故
B
正确。
< br>
II.
短文改错
(
2015
﹒全国新课标卷
I
)
When I was a child, I
hoped to live in the city. I think
I
would
be happy there.
Now I
am
living in
a city, but I
miss
my home in countryside.
There the air is clean
or
the mountains
are
green.
Unfortunately, on the development
of
industrialization, the environment has been
polluted. Lots of studies have been
shown that global warming has already
become a very seriously problem. The airs we
breathe in is getting dirtier and
dirtier. Much rare animals are dying out. We must
found ways to protect your environment.
If we fail to do so,
we’ll live to
regret
it.
When I was a
child, I hoped to live in
think
the
city. I
I would be happy
thought
a
there.
Now I am living in a city, but I miss my home in
countryside. There the air
is clean
or
on
the
mountains are green. Unfortunately,
the development of
and
with
p>
seriously
airs
problem.
The
we
breathe
serious
ai
r
industrialization,
the
environment
has
been
polluted.
Lots
of
studies
have
been
shown
that
global
warming
has
already
become
a
very
in
is
getting
dirtier
and
dirtier.
Much
found
rare
animals
are
dying
out.
We
must
Many
find
ways to
protect
your
environment. If
we fail to do so,
we’ll live to regret
it
.
our
第一处:
the
→
a
冠词用法错误。首次出现的名
词,用不定冠词
a
。
第二处:
think
→
thought
时态用法错误。这里用一般过去时,表示"过去认为"。
第三处:
or
→
and
连词用法错误。前后句为
并列关系,故用连词
and
。
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