陕西金太阳2025届九年级期中素养评估(25-CZ04c)英语试题

2024-11-09 12:48:29 6℃

陕西金太阳2025届九年级期中素养评估(25-CZ04c)英语试题正在持续更新，目前全国100所名校单元测试示范卷答案网为大家整理了相关试题及答案，供大家查缺补漏，高效提升成绩。

本文从以下几个角度介绍。

themselves by fishing there. But modern commercial fishing practices,introduced in the 1950s, have contributed to the problem of overfishing in recent decades.LakeBaikal (1,620 meters)Lake Baikal,in Siberia, Russia holds the distinction of being both the deepest lake in theworld and the largest freshwater lake,holding more than 20% of the unfrozen fresh water on the surface of Earth. Baikal is home to a large number of animal and plant species that cannot be found anywhere else. One of the most remarkable is the Baikal seal,the only species of seal in the worldto live in a freshwater habitat. 21.Which lake contributes to the economies of its surrounding countries?.A. Lake Nyasa.B. Caspian Sea.C. Lake Tanganyika.D.Lake Baikal.22.What is special about Lake Baikal?A. Overfishing harms its environment.B. It is abundant in oil and natural gas.C, There lives a kind of freshwater seal.D.Lost cities were once found in the lake23.How are the lakes listed in the text?A.In order of popularity.B. In order of their sizes.C. In order of geography.D. In order of their depthsBAt the age of 35,Jennifer Flewellen was placed into a medically induced coma（药物性昏迷）following a car accident. After dropping her three sons at school,she felt light-headed and crashedher car into a pole. The medical staff at the hospital where she was placed on life support doubtedher chances of recovery.However, Jennifer's mother Peggy Means refused to accept this terrible prediction. Sherecalled a conversation with a nurse,saying,"The nurse told me,‘Well,you know,she'll only getworse，'andItold her，‘Don'tyou ever say that to me again, and never say it around mydaughter. ' I'd say,‘It's very easy to be negative,but we have no room for negativity.As the weeks turned into months and then years,Means' love for her daughter remainedunchanged. She tirelessly advocated for her daughter's treatment, battled with insurancecompanies, and worked full time. Despite Flewellen's unresponsiveness,Means continued toshower her with love and care,including “spa days” and daily conversations about her sons'progress.This routine continued for half a decade,even through the challenges of the pandemic. Theny day,while sharing jokes with her daughter outside the hospital,Means heard something“I started to wheel her up to the building," Means said,being scared at first,"and then IThis laughter was the first sign of Flewellen's consciousness. She began responding to Meanswith nods and shakes of her head. This breakthrough led to immediate speech therapystionsOnly2to3%ofpeopleinvegetative state for such a long period wake up. But Means,love and determination, organized occupational, speech, and physical therapy for herwas Means dissatisfied with the nurse?was inexperienced in attending to Flewellenne took responsibility for Flewellen's accident.e had a bitter quarrel with Means while at work.英语(三)试卷·第3页（共8页）

本文标签：

【在小程序中打开】