2023年軍考專升本英語(yǔ)模擬

2023年軍考大專生英語(yǔ)模擬考試時(shí)長(zhǎng)：120分鐘；考試分?jǐn)?shù)：100分迅速閱讀（共10分，每題1分）Ifitweren'tfornicotine,peoplewouldn'tsmoketobacco.Why?Becauseofthemorethan4000chemicalsintobaccosmoke,nicotineistheprimaryonethatactsonthebrain,alteringpeople'smoods,appetitesandalertnessinwaystheyfindpleasantandbeneficial.Unfortunately,asitiswidelyknown,nicotinehasadarkside:itishighlyaddictive.Oncesmokersbecomehookedonit,theymustgettheirfixofitregularly,sometimesseveraldozentimesaday.Cigarettesmokecontains43knowncarcinogens,whichmeansthatlong-termsmokingcanamounttoadeathsentence.IntheUSalone,420,000Americansdieeveryyearfromtobacco-relatedillnesses.

Breakingnicotineaddictionisnoteasy.Eachyear,nearly35millionpeoplemakeaconcertedefforttoquitsmoking.Sadly,lessthan7percentsucceedinabstainingformorethanayear;moststartsmokingagainwithindays.Sowhatisnicotineandhowdoesitinsinuateitselfintothesmoker'sbrainandverybeing?Thenicotinefoundintobaccoisapotentdrugandsmokers,andevensomescientists,sayitofferscertainbenefits.Oneisenhanceperformance.Onestudyfoundthatnon-smokersgivendosesofnicotinetypedabout5percentfasterthantheydidwithoutit.Togreaterorlesserdegrees,usersalsosaynicotinehelpsthemtomaintainconcentration,reduceanxiety,relievepain,andevendampentheirappetites(thushelpinginweightcontrol).Unfortunately,nicotinecanalsoproducedeleteriouseffectsbeyondaddiction.Athighdoses,asareachievedfromtobaccoproducts,itcancausehighbloodpressure,distressintherespiratoryandgastrointestinalsystemsandanincreaseinsusceptibilitytoseizuresandhypothermia.Firstisolatedasacompoundin1828,initspureformnicotineisaclearliquidthatturnsbrownwhenburnedandsmellsliketobaccowhenexposedtoair.Itisfoundinseveralspeciesofplants,includingtobaccoand,perhapssurprisingly,intomatoes,potatoes,andeggplant(thoughinextremelylowquantitiesthatarepharmacologicallyinsignificantforhumans).Assimpleasitlooks,thecigaretteishighlyengineerednicotinedeliverydevice.Forinstance,whentobaccoresearchersfoundthatmuchofthenicotineinacigarettewasn'treleasedwhenburnedbutratherremainedchemicallyboundwithinthetobaccoleaf,theybeganaddingsubstancessuchasammoniatocigarettetobaccotoreleasemorenicotine.Ammoniahelpskeepnicotineinitsbasicform,whichismorereadilyvaporisedbytheintenseheatoftheburningcigarettethantheacidicform.Mostcigarettesfor

saleintheUStodaycontain10milligramsormoreofnicotine.Byinhalingsmokefromalightedcigarette,theaveragesmokertakes1or2milligramsofvaporisednicotinepercigarette.Todayweknowthatonlyaminisculeamountofnicotineisneededtofueladdiction.Researchshowsthatmanufacturerswouldhavetocutnicotinelevelsinatypicalcigaretteby95%toforestallitspowertoaddict.Whena

smokerpuffsonalightedcigarette,smoke,includingvaporisednicotine,isdrawnintothemouth.Theskinandliningofthemouthimmediatelyabsorbsomenicotine,buttheremainderflowsstraightdownintothelungs,whereiteasilydiffusesintothebloodvesselsliningthelungwalls.Thebloodvesselscarrythenicotinetotheheart,whichthenpumpsitdirectlytothebrain.Whilemostoftheeffectsasmokerseeksoccurinthebrain,thehearttakesahitaswell.Studieshaveshownthatasmoker'sfirstcigaretteofthedaycanincreasehisorherheartrateby10to20beatsaminute.Scientistshavefoundthatasmokedsubstancereachesthebrainmorequicklythanoneswallowed,snorted(suchascocainepowder)oreveninjected.Indeed,anicotinemoleculeinhaledinsmokewillreachthebrainwithin10

seconds.Thenicotinetravelsthroughbloodvessels,whichbranchoutintocapillarieswithinthebrain.

Capillariesnormallycarrynutrientsbuttheyreadilyaccommodatenicotinemoleculesaswell.Onceinsidethebrain,nicotine,likemostaddictivedrugs,triggersthereleaseofchemicalsassociatedwitheuphoriaandpleasure.Justasitmovesrapidlyfromthelungsintothebloodstream,nicotinealsoeasilydiffusesthroughcapillarywalls.Itthenmigratestothespacessurroundingneurons—ganglioncellsthattransmitnerveimpulsesthroughoutthenervoussystem.Theseimpulsesarethebasisforourthoughts,feelings,andmoods.Totransmitnerveimpulsestoitsneighbor,aneuronereleaseschemicalmessengersknownasneurotransmitters.Likenicotinemolecules,theneurotransmittersdriftintotheso-calledsynapticspacebetweenneurones,readytolatchontothereceivingneuroneandthusdeliverachemical“message”thattriggersanelectricalimpulse.Theneurotransmittersbindontoreceptorsonthesurfaceoftherecipientneurone.Thisopenschannelsinthecellsurfacethroughwhichenterions,orchargedatoms,ofsodium.Thisgeneratesacurrentacrossthemembraneofthereceivingcell,whichcompletesdeliveryofthe“message”.Anaccomplishedmimic,nicotinecompeteswiththeneurotransmitterstobindtothereceptors.Itwinsand,likethevanquishedchemical,opensionchannelsthatletsodiumionsintothecell.Butthere'salotmorenicotinearoundthantheoriginaltransmitter,soamuchlargercurrentspreadsacrossthemembrane.Thisbiggercurrentcausesincreasedelectricalimpulsestotravelalongcertainneurones.Withrepeatedsmoking,theneuronesadapttothisincreasedelectricalactivity,andthesmokerbecomesdependentonthenicotine.問(wèn)題1~7，符合文章內(nèi)容旳填寫Y；不符合文章內(nèi)容旳填寫N；文章未提及旳填寫NG。問(wèn)題8~10，根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容補(bǔ)充句子。1.Althoughnicotineisprobablythewell-knownchemicalincigarettes,itisnotnecessarilytheonethatchangesthepsycheofthesmokerwhencigarettesaresmoked.2.Inspiteofthedifficulties,accordingtothetextmorethanthirty-fivemillionpeopleayeargiveupsmoking.3.Ithasbeenshownthatnicotineincigarettescanimprovepeople'sabilitiestoperformsomeactionsmorequickly.4.Addedammoniaincigarettesallowssmokerstoinhalemorenicotine.5.Snortedsubstancesreachthebrainfasterthaninjectedsubstances.6.Nicotinedilatesthebloodvesselsthatcarryitaroundthebody.7.Nicotinemoleculesallowgreaterelectricalchargestopassbetweenneurones.8.Cigarettecompanieswouldhavetocutthenicotinecontentincigarettesby________________topreventthemfrombeingaddictive.9.Accordingtothepassage,acigarettecanraiseasmoker'sheartrateby______________aminute.10.Inordertotransmitnerveimpulsestoitsneighbour,aneuronesends________________knownasneurotransmitters.選擇填空（共20分，每題1分）11.Wemostprefertosayyestothe____ofsomeoneweknowandlike.A.attempts B.requests C.doubts D.promises12.Thereisnoneedtotellmeyouranswernow.Giveitsome____andthenletmeknow.A.thought B.support C.protection D.authority13.Hegavehimselfanewnametohidehis____whenhewenttocarryoutthesecrettask.A.emotion B.talent C.identity D.treasure14.Whenhewasrunningafterhisbrother,theboylosthis____andhadabadfall.A.balance B.chance C.memory D.place15.—GoandsaysorrytoyourMom,Dave.—I’dliketo,butI’mafraidshewon’tbehappywithmy____.A.requests B.excuses C.apologies D.regrets16.Someschoolswillhavetomake____inagreementwiththenationalsoccerreform.A.judgments B.adjustments C.comments D.achievements17.Oneofthemosteffectivewaystoreduce____istotalkaboutfeelingswithsomeoneyoutrust.A.production B.stress C.energy D.power18.Shewasputunderhousearresttwoyearsagobutremainedapowerful____inlastyear’selection.A.symbol B.portrait C.identity D.statue19.Windisnowtheworld’sfastestgrowing____ofpower.A.source B.sense C.result D.root20.—Didyoufinishreadingthatlongnovel?—No,Iranoutof____.It’stoolongandIonlycompletedhalfofit.A.sympathy B.devotion C.patience D.strength21.Themillionsofcalculationsinvolved,hadtheybeendonebyhand,____allpracticalvaluebythetimetheywerefinished.A.couldlose B.wouldhavelostC.mightlose D.oughttohavelost22.Accordingtotherecord,scientistsfoundthattemperaturesofthissummerareabove____.A.ordinary B.common C.average D.usual23.Thediscussiontopicofthisconference____environmentalprotectionproblems.A.focusedon B.puton C.tookon D.carriedon24.It’sherverycleverness_____makesitdifficultforhertoworkwith.A.what B.forthat C.which D.That25.Accordingtotheregulation,manykindsofchemical____willbeforbiddentodumpintotheriverdirectly.A.submissions B.substances C.subjects D.subordinates26.—Didyousleepwelllastnight?—No,theloudnoisefromthestreet____meawakeforhours.A.hadkept B.iskeeping C.haskept D.kept27.—Haveyoutoldyourparentsaboutyourdecision?—Notyet.Icanhardlyimagine____theywillreact.A.what B.that C.how D.when28.IthinkthebiggestproblemIbanningsmokingis____peoplecanbuycigaretteseasily.A.that B.whether C.where D.how29.Theyareknown____vitaminsA,B,Cwhichcanhelpcarry____chemicalchangeswithincells.A.from,on B.to,with C.as,about D.as,out30.Mostpeopledidn'tacceptthetheorywhenitwasfirst____.A.setabout B.setoff C.putforward D.putout閱讀理解（共30分，每題2分）Passage1Howmuchdoyouknowaboutnutrition?IfyourknowledgeissimilartothatoffoodshopperswhoansweredthreesurveysfortheU.S.FoodandDrugAdministration,thenyouprobablysharesomewide-spreadmisinformationaboutnutrition.Checkyouranswerstothefollowingstatements.Isittrueorfalse?Statement1:Freshvegetablescookedathomearealwaysmorenutritiousthancannedorfrozenvegetables.False.Thenutritionaldifferencedependsmoreonhowvegetablesarehandledorpreparedthaninwhethertheyareboughtfreshorpackaged.Overcooking,forexample,destroysmanynutrients.Vegetablescookedintoomuchwatercanloseasignificantamountofvitamins.Statement2:Whendieting,avoidstarchy(淀粉類)foods,suchasbreadorpotatoes.False.Ifyoucutoutstarchyfoods,suchaspeas,potatoes,bread,andrice,youcutoutverygoodsourcesofseveralBvitamins,VitaminC,andothernutrients.Moreover,ounceforounce,breadandpotatoeshavefewercaloriesthansirloinsteakandroastbeef.Statement3:Takingextravitaminsbeyondtherecommendeddailyallowanceswon'tgiveyoumoreenergy.True.It'swidelybelievedthatextravitaminsprovidemoreenergy.Buttakingmorethanthebodyneedsdoesn'tmakeitfunctionbetter,justasoverfillingyourgastankdoesn'tmakeyourcarrunfaster.Ifyouansweredthesequestionscorrectly,youcanforthetimebeingconsideryourselfwellinformedaboutfoodandnutritionbytoday'sstandards.Butrememberthatnutritionisacomplexandgrowingscienceandthattoday'sbeliefsmaybechangedasnewinformationbecomesavailable.31.Thefirstparagraphimpliesthatmanypeople____.A.arewellinformedaboutnutritionB.don'tcareaboutnutritionC.havemuchknowledgeofnutritionD.haveincorrectideasaboutnutrition32.Accordingtoparagraph2,whichisNOTtrueaboutnutrition?A.Overcookingdestroysmanynutrients.B.Itmakesnodifferencehowyoupreparevegetables.C.Bothfreshandpackagedvegetablesarenutritious.D.Vitaminsinvegetablecouldbelostduringcooking.33.Whichisacorrectattitudetowardsstarchyfood?A.Starchyfoodsareunnecessaryinabalanceddiet.B.Breadandsteakhavethesameamountofcaloriesperounce.C.Valuablenutrientscouldbefoundinstarchyfoods.D.Starchyfoodsincludeonlypeas,potatoes,breadandrice.34.Thedescriptionof"overfillingyourgastank"showswhy____.A.oneshouldtakeasmuchvitaminsaspossibleB.morethanenoughvitaminsisunnecessaryC.vitaminscostasmuchasgasD.doctorsrecommendallowanceofvitamins35.Agoodtitleforthisarticlewouldbe____.A.TipsofLosingWeightEffectivelyB.TestYourNutritionIQC.Nutrition:AComplexBranchofScienceD.MisleadingNutritionConceptsPassage2Long-timeexposuretoairpollutioncanleadtophysicalchangesinthebrainandcausetroubleinlearningandmemory,andevenanxiety.Thisissuggestedbytheresultsofnewresearchonmice.Whileotherstudieshaveshowntheharmfuleffectsofpollutedairinthelungsandheart,thisisthefirsttoshowthenegativeeffectonthebrain.TheteamofLauraFonken,RandyNelson,fromtheOhioStateUniversity,USA,hasspreadtothebrainapreviouslineofresearchwhichfoundthatfineparticulate(微粒)matterfloatingintheairmainlybecauseofairpollutioncausedbyhumans,causesswellinginmuchofthebody,andmayberelatedtohighbloodpressureproblems,andsomeotherdiseases.IntheresearchFonkenandhiscolleaguesexposedmicetopollutedairforsixhourseachday,fivedaysaweek,overaperiodof10months,almosthalftheaveragelifelengthofmice.Pollutedaircontainsfineparticlescreatedbycars,factoriesandnaturaldust.Fineparticlesofthiskindaretiny,about2.5micrometersindiameter,oraboutone-thirtieththewidthofahumanhair.Theseparticlescangodeepintolungsandotherorgans.Theconcentrationofthisparticulatematerialtowhichtheyexposedmiceisequaltotheconcentrationatwhichpeoplecanbeexposedinsomepollutedurbanareas.Afteraperiodof10months,theresearchersgottheanimalstohaveaseriesofbehavioraltests.Boththebehaviorofmiceandtheresultsofneurological(神經(jīng)旳)testsdonetothemshowthatthosewithinthepollutedairhadmoreproblemsinlearningandmemory,andhigherlevelsofanxiety.Theresultssuggestthatlong-timeexposuretopollutedaircanhavemeasurablenegativeeffectsonthehumanbrainandcancauseavarietyofmentalhealthproblems.Thiscouldhaveimportantconsequencesforthoselivingandworkinginpollutedurbanareas.36.Theresultsofnewresearchonmicefirstsuggestthatpollutedairmainlydoesharmto.A.normalorgans B.lungsandheart C.mentalhealth D.bloodpressure37.Whatharmfuleffectofpollutedairismentionedinotherstudies?A.Theharmfuleffectonlearning. B.Theharmfuleffectonalltheorgans.C.Theharmfuleffectonlungsandheart D.Theharmfuleffectonimprovingmemory.38.ThebadeffectsoftinyparticlesinpollutedairarethoseExcept.A.highbloodpressureproblems B.makinghumanhairthinnerC.differentkindsofdiseases D.swellinginmuchofthebody39.Fromthelastsentencewecaninferthatpeoplelivinginpollutedurbanareas.A.arelikelytosufferfrommentalproblems B.canmeasurethenegativeeffectonthemC.showlittleconcernforairpollution D.canbeexposedtopollutedairlonger40.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.Long-timeExposuretoAirPollution B.EvidenceandConcernofAirPollution\C.MeasurableEffectonHumanBrain D.MentalProblemsCausedbyAirPollutionPassage3Earlysystemscienceishighlydependentonnewtools.EarthsystemscienceinvolvesobservationandmeasurementsontheEarthatallscalesfromthelargesttothesmallest.Thehugeamountsofdatathataregatheredcomefrommanydifferentlocationsandrequirespecialtechniquesforhandling.ImportantnewtoolsthatfacilitateEarthsystemscienceincludesatelliteremotesensing（衛(wèi)星遙感）,smalldeep-seasubmarines（潛艇）,andgeographicinformationsystems.Besidesgatheringevidence,satelliteobservationscontinuallyremindusthateachpartoftheEarthinteractswithandisdependentonallotherparts.Earthsystemsciencewasbornfromtherealizationofthatinterdependence.Satelliteremotesensingmakespossibleobservationsatlargescales,andinmanycases,measurementsoffactorsthatcouldnototherwisebemeasured.Forexample,theozonehole（臭氧洞）overAntarctica--thedecreaseintheconcentrationofozonehighintheatmosphere--ismeasuredbyremotesensing,asarechangesindeserts,forests,andfarmlandsaroundtheworld.SuchmeasurementscanbeusedinmanyareasofspecializationbesidesEarthsystemscience.Archaeology（考古學(xué)）,forexample,hasbenefitedfromsatelliteobservationsthatrevealthetracesofancienttraderoutesacrosstheArabianDesert.NewtoolsforexploringpreviouslyinaccessibleareasoftheEarthhavealsoaddedgreatlytoourknowledgeoftheEarthsystem.Smalldeep-seasubmarinesallowscientiststotraveltothedepthsoftheocean.Theretheyhavediscoverednewspeciesandecosystemsthrivingneardeep-seaventsthatemitheat,sasses,andmineral-richwater.NewwaystostoreandanalyzedataabouttheEarthsystemisasimportantasnewmethodsofmeasurementandexploration.Computer-basedsoftwareprogramsknownasgeographicinformationsystems,orGIS,allowalargenumberofdatapointstobestoredalongwiththeirlocations.Thesecanbeusedtoproducemapsandtocomparedifferentsetsofinformationgatheredatdifferenttimes.Forexample,satelliteremotesensingimagesofaforestcanbeconvertedtorepresentstagesintheforest'sgrowth.Twosuchimages,madeatdifferenttimescanbeoverlaidandcompared,andthechangesthathavetakenplacecanberepresentedinanewimage.41.

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