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year under the artist name Lontime Listener.Read his story on page 18.27.What can we say about Marie and her husband?Jason McBrideA.They are devoted and courageousB.They are generous and responsibleWriter,Toronto,CanadaC.They are helpful but quite awkward.D.They are intelligent and respectable"Good News:Five Reasons to Smile"McBride has written for Report on Business Magazine,Toronto Life and Maclean's.In 2015,heWhen visiting a laboratory or museum and admire an eyeball or a tiny dead creature floating in awon a gold National Magazine Award for his profile of Canadian filmmaker John Greyson.Hisglass bottle,you see the preservation power of alcohol.Scientists have been relying on it since thebiography of the writer Kathy Acker will be published by Simon Schuster next year.Check out his1600s to preserve their curious specimens().And,if done correctly,it can sustain a sample forroundup of uplifting stories from around the world on page 11.hundreds of years.But,how does it work?21.What do we know about Yasin Osman?"The long and the short of it is that it's poisonous to certain kinds of microorganisms that wouldA.He often writes music reviews.B.He comes from London,England.cause decay(腐烂)，”said professor Bill Carroll or Indiana University Bloomington.He used wineC.He shows no interest in photography.D.He is a peace-loving artist.as an example.It's made as yeast()eats sugar from grapes and then releases alcohol.But the22.Whose work does the Canada Council Art Bank exhibit?yeast releases so much alcohol that the concentration becomes poisonous and kills the yeast.And thatA.Osman's workB.Rinaldi's workalcohol content-around 14%-helps delay the growth of microorganisms for years.C.Hanmer's workD.McBride's work"Preserving other organic materials-Such as DNA,tissues or even entire animals-requires a23.What do the last two writers have in common?higher alcohol concentration,said Katherine Maslenikov,the fish collections manager at the BurkeA.Both contribute to Toronto Life and Maclean's.Museum in Seattle.For example,Maslenikov might take a fish specimen.After some initialB.Both are known as a writer and filmmaker.preparations,she puts the fish specimen in a bottle of 70%alcohol and 30%of water."For long termC.Both worked as an editor of Pivot Magazine.storage,70%alcohol seems to be that magic number,"Maslenikov said.There's enough water toD.Both once won a gold National Magazine Award.help the specimen hold its shape,and enough alcohol to prevent the growth of microorganisms.Alcohol at even higher concentrations,for instance 95%ethanol(),works as a dehydrantIt is true that most of the time we should depend on ourselves for safety rather than entirely on(脱水剂)，meaning it removes and replaces the water in the cell,tissue or whole-body specimenthe police,especially when staying at home.with alcohol.This technique is a common way of preserving DNA.Marie Van Brittan Brown,an African American nurse living in Jamaic,Queens in the 1960s,It can be tricky to decide what percentage of alcohol to use.Using too much or too little canwas working in shifts,as was her husband,Albert,an electronics technician.When she arrived homeaffect the sample's shape and flexibility,or even lower its ability to preserve the sample.Highlate,she sometimes felt afraid.Serious crimes in Queens jumped nearly 32 percent from 1960 toconcentrations of alcohol used to dehydrate a specimen will preserve it.But Maslenikov said this1965,and police were slow to respond to emergency calls.Marie wanted to feel safer at home.process can also cause a specimen to change in size(from the loss of water)and become easily brokenWith the help of her husband,Marie imagined a device that could be attached to the front door(form the hardened proteins).Sometimes that's OK;it all depends on what you are trying toIt would offer four small holes,and through these,a video camera on the inside could view visitors ofpreservedifferent heights as the host turned the camera up and down.The camera was connected to a28.Why is alcohol mentioned in the first paragraph?television monitor inside.A microphone on the outside of the door and a speaker inside allowed theA.To show the special function of alcohol for storage.host to interrogate a visitor,while an alarm could inform the police via radio.B.To present the achievements that scientists have made.Closed-circuit Television (CCTV),invented during World War II for military use,was notC.To remind people not to touch the glass bottles in museums.widespread in 1960s,and the Browns proposed using the technology to create the first modern homeD.To introduce the exhibits displayed with alcohol in them.security system.They filed a patent for their device in 1966,citing Marie as the leading inventor.It29.What does Paragraph 4 mainly talk about?was approved three years later."The equipment is not in production."The New Times reported,A.The common way used to preserve DNA.But the Browns hope to interest manufactures and home builders."That never happened."The costB.The process of removing the water in the cell.of installing it widely would be very pretty high,says Robert McCrie,an emergency managementC.The role of alcohol with higher concentrations.expert at John Jay College of Criminal in Manhattan.D.The aim to develop the technique of preserving DNA.Marie's invention,though it didn't benefit them financially would earn the Browns a measure of30.According to the text,to make a fish specimen,what percentage of alcohol and water is needed?recognition in the technology world:The predecessor()of today's home security systems,it hasA.95%ethanol and 30 waterB.70%alcohol and 30%waterbeen cited in 35 U.S patentsC.14%alcohol and 70%waterD.30%alcohol and 70%water24.What can we learn about the main character-Marie?31.What is the attitude of Maslenikov to using alcohol for preservation?A.She worked as an electronics technician.A.SupportiveB.CautiousC.opposedD.EnthusiasticB.She lived in an unsafe and dangerous neighborhood.DC.She was accompanied home by her husband every day.Despite more than a month of efforts to rescue Tenora,a young green sea turtle,pollution-D.She dared not to make an emergency call herself.related issues made it difficult to save her.Tenora was finally put to death to reduce her suffering.25.The underlined word"interrogate"in Paragraph 3 can be replaced by'Tenora was brought in by Rainbow Reef Dive Center staff and customers on October 3,2020.A.attractB.scareC.inquireD.informThe rescue team was led by PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors)Instructor Josh26.What was the problem with the Browns'system?Phillips who had made it his "personalmission"to help Tenora after seeing her with a softball-sizedA.It was too dear to be mass-produced.B.It was regarded as a silly invention.tumor(肿瘤)out on the reefs(暗礁).He connected with the Turtle Hospital,a nonprofit in theC.It was thought little of by the then police.D.It was illegal to be used by common people.Florida Keys for permission and guidance about how to rescue her.高三英语-3高三英语-4

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