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generation.Do what you can to share your knowledge and inspire curiosity.Along the way,using a questionnaire,and compared their moods with participants who did not engage withyou just might improve your own science as well.any content at all.24.Why did the author feel thrilled in paragraph 1?People who were shown general COVID-related news experienced lower moods than peo-A.She completed her project.ple who were shown nothing at all.Meanwhile,people who were shown COVID news storiesB.She sent an email to an expert.involving acts of kindness didn't experience the same decline in mood,but also didn't gain theC.She received a fearful package.boost in mood they'd predicted.These findings suggest that spending as little as two to fourD.She received a reply from experts.minutes consuming negative news about COVID-19 can have a negative impact on our mood.25.What can we infer about the author from paragraph 3?Researchers are still working on what people can do to look after themselves,and makeA.She was motivated by her science teachertime on social media more pleasurableB.She encouraged girls to study science28.How did the author introduce the topic of the text?C.She was unsatisfied with her lab reports.A.By listing lots of figuresB.By telling a story.圜D.She dreamed of being a scientist at 6.C.By asking a question.D.By answering a question.26.Why did other kids think Sina was strange as a girl?29.Why did researchers conduct the study mentioned in paragraph 4?A.She wanted to experience black holes.A.To figure out the answers to the few key questions.B.She enjoyed doing strange things.B.To find out what news has bad effects on emotion.C.She loved talking about chemistryC.To figure out why people like doomscrolling.D.She showed interest in black holesD.To find out what news people like about doomscrolling.27.Which of the following words can best describe the author?30.What can we learn about the relation between news and emotion?A.Generous and considerate.B.Cautious and energetic.A.No news may lead people to low mood.C.Courageous and patient.D.Honest and generous.B.COVID news of kindness may boost mood.C.General COVID-related news may cause low spirits.Research shows people have a tendency to seek out information during uncertain times-D.2-4 minutes of COVID-19 news viewing doesn't affect mood.it's a natural coping mechanism ()But is continuous information-seeking on social31.What is unmentioned in the text?media,sometimes called doomscrolling(末日刷刷刷)，helpful during a pandemic,or anyA.The research timeB.The study institutiontime?C.The results of the studyD.The number of participants.Research on the effects of bad news on mood suggests exposure to negative COVID news0is likely to be dangerous to our emotional well being.For instance,one study conducted inIndustry must speed up investment in new technologies that allow manufactureMarch 2020 involving more than 6,000 Americans found that the more time participants spentof materials using renewable electricity if net zero emission (targets are to be met,consuming COVID news in a day,the unhappier they felt.research led by the University of Leeds warns.These findings are striking but leave a few key questions unanswered.Does doomseroll-Ensuring that no electricity is produced from fossil fuels by 2050 is vital for achieving neting make people unhappy,or are unhappy people just more likely to doomscroll?How muchzero.However,its effect will be limited if industry cannot use this electricity.Steel manufac-time spent doomscrolling is a problem?And what would happen if,instead of doomscrolling,turing alone accounts for a tenth of all carbon dioxide (CO emission in industrialised coun-we were"kindness scrolling"-reading about humanity's positive responses to a global crisis?tries but latest estimates suggest new technologies to manufacture steel using electricity willTo find out answers to these questions,researchers conducted a study where they showednot become fully operational until at least 2040.hundreds of people real-world content on either Twitter or YouTube for two to four minutes.The lead author of the study,Dr Alan Grainger,from the University of Leeds School ofThe Twitter feeds and YouTube videos featured either general news about the COVID,orGeography,said,"Delays in replacing existing steel manufacturing capacity represent a crucialnews about kindness during COVID.Researchers then measured these participants'moods‘lock in'constraint(约束)on achieving net zero.”umanity's great dependence on steel,,【高二英语第5页（共10页）】·22-04-442B·【高二英语第6页（共10页）】·22-04-442B·