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24. What can we know about Romero from the first paragraph? Lime charges a flat rate to unlock the bike and then a fee per minute. Rates vary by location.A. She was raised by her grandma.B. She has lived in the countryside for five years.Citi BikeC. She was questioned by audiences.Citi Bike is a great option for New Yorkers, as it offers traditional and electric bike rentals across theD. She has been fond of plants since childhood. 25. What are Romero's artworks intended for?city. The bike share company has 27,000 bikes located at 1,700 stations, and a user-friendly mobile app thatB. Showing technological advances.makes it easy to find an available bike and conveniently return it when you're finished.A. Including like-minded people. Riders can choose from single rides for $4.49 per trip(up to 30 minutes), with additional time chargedC. Promoting eco-friendly values.D. Limiting the use of digital devices.at $0. 26 per minute. Users can also upgrade from a classic bike to an e-bike for roughly an extra $0.26 per26. Which word best describes the process of Romero creating artworks?A. Innovative.minute for single rides and day passes.B. Stressful.C. Fast-paced.D. Intensive.27. What does Romero imply about her technique in the last paragraph?Divvy Divvy is a Lyft-powered bike share company that services Chicago with more than 580 stations andA. It has gained popularity among all artists.B. It's subject to artists' view of life and goals. 5,800 bikes. And Divvy provides riders route ideas and corresponding Divvy stations—plus sightseeingC. It's an effective solution to climate change.D. It makes it easy to be financially sustainable.recommendations for visitors.CDivvy offers daily, annual, and per-ride pricing. Single rides cost $1 to unlock and $ 0.17 per minute, a day pass is $16. 50 for unlimited three-hour rides in a 24-hour period, and the annual membership costsstate learned about different career paths at the annual 4-H Career Explorations Conference, hosted by approximately $10 per month( $ 130. 90 billed upfront) for unlimited 45-minute rides.Cornell and New York State 4-H on campus during June 26- 28. 21. How much do you pay for renting a Lyft bike for a 35-minute ride?题"I'm here because I want to excite my interests in different careers like biomedical engineering, since IC. $4.50.A. $3. 00.B. $ 3. 30.D. $ 4. 49.plan on pursuing a career in the future in engineering,” said Jada Murphy, a senior high school student from答 22. What is an advantage of Citi Bike?Haverstraw, New York. “This event has helped me get a feel of what my surroundings and learningB. It charges nothing for unlocking.A. It's easy to find and return its bikes.environment might be like."要C. It provides free 30-min classic rides.D. It's free to upgrade its bikes.Cornell teaching staff and graduate students led programs in two tracks. In the University U track, for 23. What is special about Divvy?those in grades 8 and 9, students rotated(轮班) through workshops in fields such as mental health, climate smart不A. It has over 1,700 stations.B. It demands payment in advance.farming, fitness and nutrition. In the Focus for Teens track, students entering grades 10 through 12 selectedC. It's available across the US. D. It gives tips on touring Chicago.one of 12 programs in fields such as media design, psychology research and food science.内B In Emerson Hall, 15 young people participated in “Animal Trackers: A Tech Expedition", where they Spanish artist Almudena Romero knew from a young age that she loved plants: “When I was about four or five, my grandma would ask, ‘What do you want for your birthday?' And I'd say, *An olive tree. >"· director of the Institute for Resource Information Sciences in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.Now, with her inclusion in exhibitions in London and Paris, she's showing her unique plant-based art封"We explored many ways animal movement is seen and recorded, highlighting geospatial connections,"that's pushing audiences to question their hyper-consumerism while showing that it's possible to create art inHoskins said. “Watching with our own eyes, using GPS location technology, creating digital maps and密an eco-friendly manner.envisioning(展望) a positive digital future were all on the agenda."In her four-chapter series called “The Pigment Change”, rather than developing photos on photographicDuring the closing ceremony, youth representatives from each progranreflected back on their experience, hi aael pue jea u jo do u (haaau e nd isn! I, 'sud ouo aoa wuu pud as radedthe sunlight, and then the image gets recorded on the leaf," Romero said. “Ialso print on living plants usingevent again next year.a digital projector, and the plant makes photosynthesis(光合作用) with the light from the projector and28. Why did Murphy attend the 4-H event?records an image."A. To improve her language skills.B. To look for a well-paid job. Romero, who was raised in Madrid, used to spend holidays on her grandparents' farm in Valencia, in C. To explore potential career options. D. To greet college freshmen.pis ays a ano u u uedu Aea e saq a u on asop mois no uu, uds usea29. How are the students divided into different tracks?“Plants for me are important, partly because of my family and because as a photographic material, they'reA. By age.B. By major.C. By grade.D. By interest.impressive in quality. "30. What can we infer about the program in Emerson Hall?A. It was mainly conducted in the wild.pieces, so it's a lot more difficult to be financially sustainable when your art is short-lived, but I guess it'sB. It offered the teens practical experiences.also depending on how you understand life and what you want to do with your practice,”" she explained.C. It emphasized friendship and cooperation.“Plants have been around for way longer than us on the planet and they have succeeded in doing that withoutD. It uncovered the secret of physical fitness.causing any extinction."【高三第三次联考(月考)试卷·英语第3页(共8页)】【高三第三次联考(月考)试卷·英语第4页(共8页)】
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