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一轮组合训练(三)一、阅读理解A篇HavingstudiedJohnBerger'sWaysofSeeing,youwillwriteafour­pageimageanalysisessayandinterpretwhatyou“see”whenyoustudythevisualt

ext.Yourfocusisnottosimplydescribethevisualtextyou'reanalyzing,buttoexplaintothereaderstheargumentwhichisproposedbythevisualtext.Context:Some

visualtextscanmotivate,persuadeand/orinfluencepeople.Advertisements,politicalcartoons,artorcampaignpostersthatareconcernedwith

socialorpoliticalissuesareexamplesofthiscategoryofvisualtext.Wearesurroundedeverydaybyvisualargumentsorattemptsatpersuas

ion.Instructions:◆Selectavisualtextthatyoubelievepresentsanargumenttoitsviewers.◆Brieflystudythevisualtextyou'veselecte

dandunderlinethecentralargumentitsdesignersaretryingtomake.◆Analyzethedesignelementsusedandtheorganizationofthetextinordertodeterminesomeofthedecisio

nsthedesignerorartisthasmade.◆Usetheprocessof“observation/inference/evaluation”tocheckyouressayanddeterminethetoolsthedesign

erorartistisusingtopersuadeyou.TheSchedule&DueDate:(Allworkisdueatthebeginningofclassonthedateslistedbelow;lateworkw

illbedowngraded.)March1st:Selectthreevisualtextsforassignmentconsideration.March20th:Berger­typeddraftsdue/Apeer­editingworkshop.March22nd:Afour­p

ageessaybyfreewritingwithimagesdue;Classpresentation(25%ofyourgrade).1.Whatisyouressayexpectedtocenteron?A.Thedescriptionofthevisualte

xt.B.Theexplanationoftheargumentofthevisualtext.C.Theintroductionofthedesignelements.D.Theevaluationofthedesigntools.2.Wh

atwillhappenifyousubmittheessayafterMarch22nd?A.Youwillgetalowerscore.B.Youwillreceiveazero.C.Youwillbegiven

atest.D.Youwillhavetorewriteit.3.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A.Atextbook.B.Anexampaper.C.Acourseassignment.D.Anacademicarticle.B篇AnkitKawatrama

yseemlikeatypicalDelhiyoungster,butthestoryofthis25­year­oldmanandFeedingIndia,anonprofitorganizationhestarted,isnotordinary.Itbeganin2014whenKaw

atraattendedanextravagant(奢侈的)weddingwithamenuofoverthree­dozendishes.Hediscoveredthatmountainsofleftovers,whichcouldhavefedtheh

ungry,wouldbewasted.Indiaishometo25%oftheworld'shungrypopulation,while58,000crore(一千万)worthoffoodiswasted.Ev

enasthesefactsarestaringusintheface,mostofusareusedtotheissueofhunger.Kawatra,however,decidedtodosomethingabo

utit.Thenextday,heturnedupataweddinginNoidawherehepersuadedthecaterertodonatetheextrafood.But,at1:30am,heendedupwith10contai

nersoffoodinhiscarwithnoonetoofferitto.Afterrefrigeratingitovernight,hetookittoashelterwhereitwasserved.That'swha

thedid,everytimeheattendedawedding.Finally,inMay2014,hequithisdayjobtostartFeedingIndia.Asfoodpouredinfromeventsa

ndrestaurants,hisinitiativegrew—withineightmonthstherewere100volunteers.Today,FeedingIndiahasalmost4,

500volunteers,spanning44citiesandhasservedover6millionmeals.Kawatraandhisteamworkwith1,750shelters.Toaddressfoodquality,expertstrainvo

lunteersinfoodpreservation.“Manytimes,peopledon'tunderstandhowtodonatefood,”hesays.FeedingIndia,though,hasmadeiteasy,withthehelpl

ine.TheyrecentlyadoptedUnnatiSchool,acharity­runinstitutioninGurugramwith70kids.“Themealshaveimprovedenrollmentandthekidshavegrown

to150,”hesays.“Myworkisfarfromdone,”saysKawatra.“Nextyear,Iwanttoclockup100millionmeals.”4.WhatinspiredKawatratocollectleftove

rs?A.Indiaisoneofthepoorestcountriesintheworld.B.Toomuchfoodwaswastedataweeding.C.Helivedinpovertyanddidn'thaveenoughfood.D.Hewantedtoseizeachancet

oearnmoney.5.Whodoestheunderlinedword“caterer”inParagraph3probablyreferto?A.Thepersonwhocooksthemeal.B.Thepersonwhoattendsthewedding.C.Theperso

nwhocollectstheleftovers.D.Thepersonwhoprovidesthefood.6.WhatshouldyoudoifyouwanttodonatefoodtoFeedingIndia?A.Makec

ontactwithitbytelephone.B.Deliverthefoodtoitpersonally.C.SurftheInternetformoreinformation.D.Sendane­mailtoit.7.WhatchangehastakenplaceinUnnatiS

chool?A.Kidsbecomemuchhealthierthanbefore.B.Morekidsarewillingtostudythere.C.Thekidsinthisschoolstudyharder.D.Theteachingequipmentisimprovedalo

t.C篇Personalizedmedicinechangesconventionalmedicinewhichtypicallyoffersblanketrecommendationsandofferstrea

tmentsdesignedtohelpmorepeoplethantheyharmbutthatmightnotworkforyou.Theapproachrecognizesweeachpossessuniquecharacteristics,andthattheyhaveanoutsi

zeimpactonourhealth.Aroundtheworld,researchersarecreatingprecisiontoolsunimaginablejustadecadeago:superfastDNAsequ

encing(测序),tissueengineering,cellreprogramming,geneediting,andmore.Thescienceandtechnologysoonwillmakeitpossibletopredictyour

riskofcancer,heartdisease,andcountlessotherillnessesyearsbeforeyougetsick.Theworkalsooffersprospectsforchanginggenesinremovingsomediseases.Lasts

pring,researchersattheNationalCancerInstitutereportedthedramaticrecoveryofawomanwithbreastcancer,JudyPerkins.The

team,ledbyStevenRosenberg,animmune(免疫的)treatmentpioneer,hadsequencedhercancercells'DNAtoanalyzethechangesinthegeneticstructure.Thetea

malsoextractedasamplingofimmunecellsandtestedthemtoseewhichonesrecognizedhercancercells'geneticfaults.Thescientistsre

producedthewinningimmunecellsbythebillionsandputthemintoPerkinstoattackhercancercells.Morethantwoyearslater,Perkins,aret

iredengineerfromFlorida,showsnosignsofcancer.Thirtyyearsago,scientiststhoughtthatitwouldbeimpossibletounderstandourgeneticrulesandsequenceth

e3.2billionpairsofdifferentelementsinourDNA.“Itwaslikeyouweretalkingfairytales,”RazelleKurzrocksaid.“Theconventionalwisdomwasthatitwouldneverhappen

.Never!Andthenin2003,neverwasover.”IttooktheHumanGenomeProject13years,roughlyonebilliondollars,andscientistsfromsixcount

riestosequenceonegenecomplex.Todaysequencingcostsaboutathousanddollars.Thelatestmachinescanproducetheresultsinaday

.Thetechnology,combinedwithadvancedcellanalysis,clarifiestheastonishingbiochemicalvariationsthatmakeeve

ryhumanbodyunique.8.Whatcanweknowaboutpersonalizedmedicine?A.Ithasemergedadecadebefore.B.Itoffersblanketrecommendations.C.Itusesgen

eticinformationtohelppatients.D.Itadministerstreatmentintendedformostpeople.9.Whichbestdescribesthoseprecisiontools?A.Promising.B.

Highlyrisky.C.Fruitless.D.Strictlyconfidential.10.WhathappenedintheprocessoftreatingJudyPerkins'breastcancer?A.S

equencingherimmunecells.B.Reprogramminghercancercells.C.Analysisofherlifestylechanges.D.Identificationofcancer­fightingcells.11.Wh

at'sthelastparagraphmainlytalkingaboutconcerningsequencing?A.Itsrecentadvances.B.Itswideapplications.C.Itsmajordisadvan

tages.D.Itsattractiveprospects.[答题区]题号1234567891011答案二、完形填空[2023·新课标Ⅰ卷]OnOct.11,hundredsofrunnerscompetedinacross­coun

tryraceinMinnesota.MelanieBaileyshouldhave__1__thecourseearlierthanshedid.Her__2__camebecauseshewascarryinga__3__

acrossthefinishline.Asreportedbyalocalnewspaper,Baileywasmorethantwo­thirdsofthewaythroughher__4__whenarunnerinfrontofherbegancryinginpain.She

__5__tohelpherfellowrunner,DanielleLenoue.Baileytookherarmtoseeifshecouldwalkforwardwith__6__.Shecouldn't.Baile

ythen__7__toletLenoueclimbontoherbackandcarriedherallthewaytothefinishline,thenanother300feettowhereLenouecouldge

t__8__attention.Oncethere,Lenouewas__9__andlatertakentoahospital,whereshelearnedthatshehadseriousinjuri

esinoneofherknees.Shewouldhavestruggledwithextreme__10__tomakeittothataidcheckpointwithoutBailey'shelp.AsforBailey,sh

eismore__11__aboutwhyheractisconsideredabig__12__.“Shewasjustcrying.Icouldn't__13__her,”Baileytoldthereporter.“IfeellikeIwasjustdoingtherightthing

.”Althoughthetwoyoungwomenwerestrangersbeforethe__14__,they'vesincebecomefriends.Neitherwontherace,butthe__15__ofhumankindness

wontheday.1.A.designedB.followedC.changedD.finished2.A.delayB.chanceC.troubleD.excuse3.A.judgeB.volunteerC.classmateD.competitor4.A.raceB.school

C.townD.training5.A.agreedB.returnedC.stoppedD.promised6.A.courageB.aidC.patienceD.advice7.A.wentawayB.stoodu

pC.steppedasideD.bentdown8.A.medicalB.publicC.constantD.equal9.A.interruptedB.assessedC.identifiedD.appreciated10.A

.hungerB.painC.coldD.tiredness11.A.worriedB.ashamedC.confusedD.discouraged12.A.gameB.problemC.lessonD.deal13.A.leaveB.cureC.bot

herD.understand14.A.rideB.testC.meetD.show15.A.secretB.displayC.benefitD.exchange[答题区]1~5________________6~10________________1

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