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Xinjiang.It is said to be "the last tear of the Atlantic Ocean".Formerly known as "Jinghai",it is located27.What can we learn from Ajayi's story?in the Northern Tianshan Mountains in Bole City.The lake is around 2,071 meters above sea level.A.Hard work pays off.B.Idle young,needy old.covering an area of about 453 square kilometers.C.It's never too late to learn.D.Where there is a will,there is a way.21.Which lake is the highest above sea level?A.Karakul Lake.B.Tianchi LakeC.Kanas Lake.D.Sayram LakeWe know that reading is good for children.Now a new study suggests that just being around books has22.Which lake has a legend about water monster?its benefits-even if you don't make a point of reading them a lot.A team of researchers in Australia findsA.Karakul Lake.B.Kanas Lake.C.Jinghai.D.The Heavenly Lake.that growing up in a home with a sizable library enhances literacy,number sense and even technological23.What do Tianchi Lake and Sayram Lake have in common,according to this passage?know-how in later life.The researchers were exploring the advantages of scholarly culture.In particular,A.Having glistening glaciers.B.Having warm and humid air.they were interested in what is called "radiation effect".C.Being not far from Urumqi City.D.Being located in the Tianshan Mountains."Radiation effect'is a situation where children grow up around books,but they don't read books,Bbut somehow books do good to them even though they don't read them as much as maybe their parentsUntil recently,Shade Ajayi had never gone to school.Now 50,the businesswoman is learning to readwould like them to,"said Joanna Sikora,a sociologist at the Australian National University.Their surveyand write alongside students nearly 40 years younger than she is.Ajayi attends a school in llorin,in Kwaraassessed the literacy,numeracy (and technological competency of more than 160,000 adultsState,Western Nigeria.She wears the same uniform,or school clothing,as hundreds of girls at the school:from 31 different societies,and it included a question about how many books participants had in theira pink dress and head covering."I'm not ashamed that I wear a uniform,she said.homes during adolescence.As a child,Ajayi worked in her aunt's shop instead of attending school.She now runs her own"What we were able to demonstrate was that people who grew up around books had better literacy,business making and selling purses and bags.But she believes her inability to read and write is holding hernumeracy and digital problem-solving skills than people who had fewer books while growing up."In fact,back.teens who only made it through high school but were raised in a bookish environment perform as well inAjayi signed up to attend school last year,but the school closed because of the coronavirus pandemicadulthood as college graduates who grew up in a house bereft of books.（大流行病).Schools reopened in January and Ajayi finally got her chance..How might mere exposure lead to intellectual enrichment?The following is Joanna Sikora'sShe sits in a class with students aged 11 to 13 and raises her hand to answer questions.Ajayi'sexplanation.teacher,Nasrat Busari,said she did not appear worried about the age difference with other students."She"If we grow up in a house,in a home where parents enjoy books,and where books are given ashas been coping well with them:playing together,talking together and discussing things together,"hebirthday presents and cherished and valued,this is something that becomes a part of our identity.It can入said.inspire us to focus on culture all our lives and always helps us to turn to books so that we read more than weAjayi's daughter,Shola Adeboye,said at first,she was embarrassed that her mother attended schoolwould otherwise.together with children.But later,she supported her mother's efforts."She has always wanted to be educatedSo keep those shelves stacked with books.Your kids will not only be grateful,but they'll be morebut she couldn't (until now),"Adeboye said.likely to be able to spell"grateful"correctly as well.Ajayi now still makes bags and purses after finishing classes.A helper serves her customers during28.Why does a team of researchers in Australia make a new study?school hours.She plans to continue her education for four more years,saying it will help her business.A.To enhance literacy."People around me can read and write and they are succeeding in their businesses,"said Ajayi.And sheB.To popularize reading.does not seem to care what others may say about her.Ajayi said,"It's my duty not to pay attention to whatC.To study the meaning of“radiation effect'”they're saying.D.To examine the advantages of academic culture.24.Why does Ajayi decide to attend school at the age of 50?29.What does Joanna Sikora think of "radiation effect"?A.She has a lot of spare time to kill.A.Useless.B.Promising.C.Beneficial.D.ConfusingB.She likes to make friends with children.30.What do the underlined words "bereft of"in Paragraph 3 refer to?C.She is fond of wearing the pink school uniformA.Full of.B.Lacking in.C.Decorated withD.Lost in.D.She believes being educated may help her business.31.Who is this text intended for?25.What can be learned from the fourth paragraph?A.Parents.B.Children.C.ResearchersD.ParticipantsA.Ajayi is smarter than her classmates.B.Ajayi is often praised by her teachers.DC.Ajayi is respected by all her classmates.D.Ajayi is fitting in well with her classmatesFor years,advocates for a four-day workweek have argued that a tight schedule could lead to more26.Which words can be used to describe Ajayi?productivity and a better work-life balance.Spain is about to find out first-hand whether it works.TheA.Elegant and generous.B.Ambitious and determined.country is prepared to become one of the first to experiment with a 32-hour workweek,which would allowC.Independent and thoughtful.D.Enthusiastic and responsible.workers to spend less time at the office without any change in pay.英语信息卷（三）第3页（共8页）英语信息卷（三）第4页（共8页）

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