2025年粵教滬科版高三英語上冊(cè)月考試卷

…………○…………內(nèi)…………○…………裝…………○…………內(nèi)…………○…………裝…………○…………訂…………○…………線…………○…………※※請(qǐng)※※不※※要※※在※※裝※※訂※※線※※內(nèi)※※答※※題※※…………○…………外…………○…………裝…………○…………訂…………○…………線…………○…………第=page22頁，總=sectionpages22頁第=page11頁，總=sectionpages11頁2025年粵教滬科版高三英語上冊(cè)月考試卷37考試試卷考試范圍：全部知識(shí)點(diǎn)；考試時(shí)間：120分鐘學(xué)校：______姓名：______班級(jí)：______考號(hào)：______總分欄題號(hào)一二三四五總分得分評(píng)卷人得分一、選擇題(共8題，共16分)1、【題文】—IjoinedtheLeague____May,2008.Whataboutyou?

—I’vebeenaLeaguemember____threeyears.A.in;forB.on;inC.on;forD.in;since2、【題文】--CouldIinvitemyfriendstomybirthdayparty?--Sorry,you_________.A.canB.can’tC.couldD.couldn’t3、【題文】Amancalled110hotline______hismobilephone.A.usedB.byC.inD.with4、【題文】____Youknow.Maryisabitslow___understandingso...

_____SoIhavetobepatient_____him.A.On;withB.in;withC.in;toD.at;of5、【題文】.Maryspendsalotofmoneyonclothes_______herfamilyisnotrich.A.becauseB.thoughC.ifD.so6、【題文】Histeachertoldhimthatsincehisparentswereworkingabroad,eitherhisgrandparentsoroneofhisuncles______allowedtocometotheparents’meeting.A.wasB.wereC.areD.is7、Doyouthinkyouwillbeabletofinishyourwritingbyfiveo’clocktoday?________.I’llbebusywithexperimentsallday.A.NotachanceB.NotalittleC.NottomentionitD.Notabigdeal8、—MayItakethisbookoutofthereadingroom?—No,you________.Youreadithere.

A.mightn?tB.won?tC.needn?tD.mustn?t評(píng)卷人得分二、填空題(共8題，共16分)9、(2013·保定唐縣一中高三一模)—IsitgoodtolookupeverynewwordwhenIcomeacrossitinreading?—No,you________，becauseyouarelikelytoguessthemeaningfromthecontext.A．don'thavetoB．shouldn'tC．can'tAD．mustn't10、Thetrafficisheavythesedays.I________arriveabitlate，socouldyousavemeaplace?A．canB．mustC．needD．might11、NooneknowsforcertainhowthefirstAmericansarrivedin_____isnowtheUnitedStates.A.whichB.whatC.whereD.why12、--Whywillyouhangthatphotographonthewall?--__________visitorsofthememorialdaysoftheLongMarch,Sir.A.RemindingB.ToremindC.RemindedD.Reminds13、Expertspredictthattheearthquakeandtsunamiwill_________amongthecostliestnaturaldisastersonrecord.A.clarifyB.groupC.separateD.rank14、_______thosepastyears,wecouldn’thelpfeelingsorryforourparentswhoneverhadarestalltheyearround.A.LookingbackuponB.LookingaroundC.LookingoutD.Lookingup15、Thisprogramaimsat____________（使運(yùn)動(dòng)員們做好準(zhǔn)備）thenestOlympicGames．16、Vaccinesaresubstancesthathelpthebodyfightoffdiseasesandillnesses．Inthepasttheyhavehelpedsavemillionsoflivesaroundtheworld．

Diseasesareoftencausedbybacteriaorvirusesthatattackthehumanbody．Avaccineisadeadorveryweakformofsuchavirus．Whenyougetavaccinationfromyourdoctorthebodyitgetsusedtotheseweakervirusesandcanproduceantibodieswhichstayactiveforalongtime．Whentherealvirusorbacteriaattack，thebodybecomesimmuneandcandefenditself．

Peoplecangettheirvaccinationsinmanyforms．Veryoftenthevaccineisinjectedintoyourbody，butvaccinesarealsotakenbymouthorarebreathedin．

Althoughmanyvaccinesprotectyouthroughoutyourlife，someprovideimmunityforonlyacertaintime．Vaccinesagainsttheflumustbeadministeredeveryyear，becausethefluviruscanchangeormayappearinadifferentform．

Mostpeoplealreadyhaveacertainamountofimmunityintheirbodies．Itispassedtothemfromtheirmother．However，theseantibodiesdonotprotectababyforalongtime，sothatmanyvaccinesaregiventoinfantsintheirfirstyears

Someillnessesonlyoccurincertainareas．Ifyoutravel，forexample，totropicalregions，youshouldgetvaccinestoprotectyoufromyellowfever，malariaorhepatitis．

Vaccineshavevirtuallyputanendtomanydiseases．Smallpox，forexample，wasonceoneoftheworld'smostseriousdiseases，whichkilledmillionseveryyear．Bytheendofthe1970ssmallpoxhaddisappearedcompletelybecausenearlyeveryonewasvaccinated．

Thefirstvaccineswerecreatedtowardstheendofthe18thcentury．AnEnglishscientist，EdwardJenner，carriedoutexperimentswithcowpox，amilderformofsmallpox．Hefoundoutthatpeoplewhogotcowpoxrarelygotillfromsmallpox．InFrance，LouisPasteurdevelopedaweakformofrabiestoprotectpeoplefromdogbites．Inthe20thcenturypoliohasbeenwipedoutcompletely．

Todaytherearevaccinesformanyillnesses．Themostcommonaretheflu，cholera；theplague，hepatitis．

Althoughvaccinationiswidelyavailableandapartoftheregularhealthprograminalmostallindustrialcountries，therearestillcountries，especiallyintheThirdWorldwherepeopledieofseriousdiseases．Aboutthreemillionchildreneachyeararekilledbydiseasesthatcouldhavebeenprevented．Indevelopingcountriesalmosttwothirdsofallchildrenarenotvaccinated．TheWorldHealthOrganizationisfightingtoprovidevaccinesforthesechildren．

58．Whichparagraphofthepassagegivestheprincipleofvaccines？____

A．Paragraph1

B．Paragraph2

C．Paragraph3

D．Paragraph4

59．Whichistrueaccordingtothepassage？____

A．Oneshouldreceiveallkindsofvaccinestostayfullyhealthy．

B．Thosewhohavegotsmallpoxwillneversufferfromcowpox．

C．Everyoneallovertheworldcanbenefitgreatlyfromvaccines．

D．Peoplehavebecomefreefromsomeillnessesduetovaccines．

60．Whichofthefollowingwouldbethepropertitleforthepassage？____

A．SomeDiseasesHaveDisappeared

B．VaccinesProtectUsfromDiseases

C．YouShouldDevelopYourImmunity

D．PoorChildrenAreinNeedofVaccines．評(píng)卷人得分三、信息匹配(共9題，共18分)17、閱讀下面材料；在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容（1個(gè)單詞）或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式．

IwasnineyearsoldwhenIlearnttorideabike．Thebikewasabirthdaypresentfrommyuncle．Youcanimaginehow（41）______（excite）IwaswhenIsawthebike，andIbeggedmyuncletoteachmehow（42）______（ride）itrightaway．However，beforeIgotonthebike，Ifelt（43）______（extreme）nervousandlwasafraidthatlwouldfalloffandhurt（44）______（me）．Myuncleheldontotheseatandhelpedmetoget（45）______thebike．Whilelwasriding，hewasrunningalongbesideme，holdingtheseatsoIwouldnotfallover．Iwasso（46）______（grate）tohimforhishelp．

AsIwaspracticing，Ibecamemoreandmoreconfident．Then，Iheardmyuncleshouting，"Youareridingitbyyourselfnow!"Iwasbothexcitedandscared．Iwasreallyridingbymyself，but（47）______ifIfelloff？CouldIusethebrakestostop？AsIwaswonderingaboutthis，myuncleranaftermeandgotholdofthebike．I（48）______（slow）downandcametoastop．MyheartwasstillbeatingfastwhenIgotoffthebike．（49）______（late）thatday，havinglearnthowtogetonthebikeandgetoffit，Ifeltlikelwaswalkingonair!Iamstillthankfultomyuncleforteachingmetorideabikeonmy（50）______（nine）birthday．18、Inmovies,sharksareoftenpicturedwiththeirdorsalfins(背鰭)'knifing'throughthewater.Itmakesforadramaticimage.Thefinslooksharpandkindofdangerous.____So,whenevermovie-makerswanttoaddalittle'danger'toanocean-basedstory,alltheyhavetodoisshowoneormorefalsesharkfinsabovethesurface.But,intruth,sharksinthewildvery,veryrarelyswimwiththeirdorsalfinsexposedabovethesurface.____Lefttotheirownconditions,however,mostsharkswillnotapproachthesurfaceatall.Sometimessharksenterwatersoshallowthattheycanbarelyswim.____Manyspeciesofsharksuseshallow-watercoastalareasasnurseriesfortheiryoung(called"pups").____Theyofferthenewbornsharksplentyoffoodbutrelativesafetyfromfishthatarebigenoughtoeatthepups.Theremaybeaverygoodreasonwhysharksusuallydonotexposetheirdorsalfinsorbacksabovethewater.Apartofthesun'slightcalled'ultravioletradiation'canactuallyenterthewateruptoadistanceofaboutametrewithenoughenergythatitcancauseskindamagetosharks.____。(1)A.Thesceneisintendedforthemovie-goers.B.Mostsharkspeciesswimfairlyclosetothebottomorinmid-water.C.Sharksareintelligentenoughto'hide'theirskinsbydivingunderwater.D.Thesceneiseasytomakeup.E.Theyoungbabiesareeasytobeattacked.F.Suchplacesmattersmuchtothem.G.Asaresult,theirdorsalfinsstickupthroughthesurface.。(2)A.Thesceneisintendedforthemovie-goers.B.Mostsharkspeciesswimfairlyclosetothebottomorinmid-water.C.Sharksareintelligentenoughto'hide'theirskinsbydivingunderwater.D.Thesceneiseasytomakeup.E.Theyoungbabiesareeasytobeattacked.F.Suchplacesmattersmuchtothem.G.Asaresult,theirdorsalfinsstickupthroughthesurface.。(3)A.Thesceneisintendedforthemovie-goers.B.Mostsharkspeciesswimfairlyclosetothebottomorinmid-water.C.Sharksareintelligentenoughto'hide'theirskinsbydivingunderwater.D.Thesceneiseasytomakeup.E.Theyoungbabiesareeasytobeattacked.F.Suchplacesmattersmuchtothem.G.Asaresult,theirdorsalfinsstickupthroughthesurface.。(4)A.Thesceneisintendedforthemovie-goers.B.Mostsharkspeciesswimfairlyclosetothebottomorinmid-water.C.Sharksareintelligentenoughto'hide'theirskinsbydivingunderwater.D.Thesceneiseasytomakeup.E.Theyoungbabiesareeasytobeattacked.F.Suchplacesmattersmuchtothem.G.Asaresult,theirdorsalfinsstickupthroughthesurface.。(5)A.Thesceneisintendedforthemovie-goers.B.Mostsharkspeciesswimfairlyclosetothebottomorinmid-water.C.Sharksareintelligentenoughto'hide'theirskinsbydivingunderwater.D.Thesceneiseasytomakeup.E.Theyoungbabiesareeasytobeattacked.F.Suchplacesmattersmuchtothem.G.Asaresult,theirdorsalfinsstickupthroughthesurface.19、Speakinginpublicismostpeople’sleastfavoritething.Thereasonisthatweareallafraidofmakingfoolsofourselves.____Butstopbitingyourfinger-nails.Publicspeakingiseasy.It’sjustplaintalking,andyoutalkallthetime.AlthoughI’mbasicallyshy(honest!),I’vebeenmakingspeechesandtalkingonradioandtelevisionformorethan30years,andIcantellyouthatpublicspeakingisnota“gift”likemusicaltalentorbeingabletodraw.____.HerearesomeofthelessonsIhavelearned:Keepitsimple.Youraudienceisgoingtocomeawaywithoneortwoofyourmainideas.Oneortwo.Nottenortwenty.____.Andifyoudon’thaveaclearideaofwhatyouwanttosay,there’snowayyouraudiencewill.Getorganized.____—howyouaregoingtoopen,whatmajorpointsyouwanttomakeandhowyou’regoingtoclose.WhenIdoaradioorTVpiece,Ioftenwritethelastsentencefirst.____.Astrongcloseiscritical:thelastthingyousayiswhatyouraudiencewillmostlikelyremember.Keepitshort.Thestandardlengthofavaudevilleact(雜耍)isusually12minutes.Ifallthoseperformerssinginganddancingtheirheartsoutcouldn’tgoonlongerwithoutboringtheaudience,whatmakesyouthinkyoucan?。(1)A.SomepeopleareborntobegoodatmakingspeechB.AnybodywhocantalkcanspeakinpublicC.TrytorelaxyourselfbeforemakingthespeechD.Themoreimportantthespeechis,themorefrightenedwebecomeE.Ifyoucan’texpressinasentenceortwowhatyouintendtoexpress,thenyourspeechisnotfocusedwellenoughF.Whenyouknowwhereyou’reheaded,youcanchooseanyroutetogetthereG.Nomatterhowlongorshortyourspeechis,you’vegottogetyourducksinarow。(2)A.SomepeopleareborntobegoodatmakingspeechB.AnybodywhocantalkcanspeakinpublicC.TrytorelaxyourselfbeforemakingthespeechD.Themoreimportantthespeechis,themorefrightenedwebecomeE.Ifyoucan’texpressinasentenceortwowhatyouintendtoexpress,thenyourspeechisnotfocusedwellenoughF.Whenyouknowwhereyou’reheaded,youcanchooseanyroutetogetthereG.Nomatterhowlongorshortyourspeechis,you’vegottogetyourducksinarow。(3)A.SomepeopleareborntobegoodatmakingspeechB.AnybodywhocantalkcanspeakinpublicC.TrytorelaxyourselfbeforemakingthespeechD.Themoreimportantthespeechis,themorefrightenedwebecomeE.Ifyoucan’texpressinasentenceortwowhatyouintendtoexpress,thenyourspeechisnotfocusedwellenoughF.Whenyouknowwhereyou’reheaded,youcanchooseanyroutetogetthereG.Nomatterhowlongorshortyourspeechis,you’vegottogetyourducksinarow。(4)A.SomepeopleareborntobegoodatmakingspeechB.AnybodywhocantalkcanspeakinpublicC.TrytorelaxyourselfbeforemakingthespeechD.Themoreimportantthespeechis,themorefrightenedwebecomeE.Ifyoucan’texpressinasentenceortwowhatyouintendtoexpress,thenyourspeechisnotfocusedwellenoughF.Whenyouknowwhereyou’reheaded,youcanchooseanyroutetogetthereG.Nomatterhowlongorshortyourspeechis,you’vegottogetyourducksinarow。(5)A.SomepeopleareborntobegoodatmakingspeechB.AnybodywhocantalkcanspeakinpublicC.TrytorelaxyourselfbeforemakingthespeechD.Themoreimportantthespeechis,themorefrightenedwebecomeE.Ifyoucan’texpressinasentenceortwowhatyouintendtoexpress,thenyourspeechisnotfocusedwellenoughF.Whenyouknowwhereyou’reheaded,youcanchooseanyroutetogetthereG.Nomatterhowlongorshortyourspeechis,you’vegottogetyourducksinarow20、Londonhasbecomeacycle-friendlyzoneafterthelaunchofanewbikehirescheme.________Firstyouhavetosignupfortheschemetobesentakey.Thekeywillunlockoneofthebikes,whicharekeptatdockingstationsinandaroundcentralLondon.Youhavetopayanaccessfeeforthekeyandthenyoupayasyougoforthelengthoftimeyouusethebike.TransportforLondon,whichrunsthescheme,ishopingtohave6,000bikesand400dockingstationsinplacebytheendoftheyear.____LondonMayorBorisJohnstonlaunchedtheschemeandsaidLondonhadbeen"filledwiththousandsofgleaming(發(fā)光的)machinesthatwilltransformthelookandfeelofourstreetsandbecomeascommonplaceonourroadsasblackcabsandredbuses".____Onthefirstdaysomepeoplefoundtheycouldn'tdocktheirbikesproperlyandthattheirusageofthebikeshadnotbeenregistered.TransportforLondondidadmittheyhadbeenexpectingafew"teethingproblems"andsaidtheywouldn'tchargeforthefirstdayasa"gestureofgoodwill".Someotherpeoplehavecriticizedthelackofdockingstationsandlocksforthebikesaswellasthepriceitcoststohirethebicycles.____"Mycampaignforthecapitaltobecomethegreatestbigcyclingcityintheworldhastakenabigpedal-poweredpushforwards."。(1)A.Sohowdoesitwork?B.Howdoyoulikeit?C.However,therehavebeenafewproblemssincetheschemewaslaunchedlastFriday.D.Despitethecomments,thegreen-thinkingLondonMayorstillseemsverypositiveaboutthings,saying.E.However,theLondonMayorisconfidentofthescheme.F.IthasbeendesignedtoencouragemorepeopletocycleinandaroundcentralLondon.G.Thenewhiresystemisalsohopingtoeasecongestion(擁擠)inLondonandisexpectedtocreateupto40,000extracycletripsadayintothecitycentre.。(2)A.Sohowdoesitwork?B.Howdoyoulikeit?C.However,therehavebeenafewproblemssincetheschemewaslaunchedlastFriday.D.Despitethecomments,thegreen-thinkingLondonMayorstillseemsverypositiveaboutthings,saying.E.However,theLondonMayorisconfidentofthescheme.F.IthasbeendesignedtoencouragemorepeopletocycleinandaroundcentralLondon.G.Thenewhiresystemisalsohopingtoeasecongestion(擁擠)inLondonandisexpectedtocreateupto40,000extracycletripsadayintothecitycentre.。(3)A.Sohowdoesitwork?B.Howdoyoulikeit?C.However,therehavebeenafewproblemssincetheschemewaslaunchedlastFriday.D.Despitethecomments,thegreen-thinkingLondonMayorstillseemsverypositiveaboutthings,saying.E.However,theLondonMayorisconfidentofthescheme.F.IthasbeendesignedtoencouragemorepeopletocycleinandaroundcentralLondon.G.Thenewhiresystemisalsohopingtoeasecongestion(擁擠)inLondonandisexpectedtocreateupto40,000extracycletripsadayintothecitycentre.。(4)A.Sohowdoesitwork?B.Howdoyoulikeit?C.However,therehavebeenafewproblemssincetheschemewaslaunchedlastFriday.D.Despitethecomments,thegreen-thinkingLondonMayorstillseemsverypositiveaboutthings,saying.E.However,theLondonMayorisconfidentofthescheme.F.IthasbeendesignedtoencouragemorepeopletocycleinandaroundcentralLondon.G.Thenewhiresystemisalsohopingtoeasecongestion(擁擠)inLondonandisexpectedtocreateupto40,000extracycletripsadayintothecitycentre.。(5)A.Sohowdoesitwork?B.Howdoyoulikeit?C.However,therehavebeenafewproblemssincetheschemewaslaunchedlastFriday.D.Despitethecomments,thegreen-thinkingLondonMayorstillseemsverypositiveaboutthings,saying.E.However,theLondonMayorisconfidentofthescheme.F.IthasbeendesignedtoencouragemorepeopletocycleinandaroundcentralLondon.G.Thenewhiresystemisalsohopingtoeasecongestion(擁擠)inLondonandisexpectedtocreateupto40,000extracycletripsadayintothecitycentre.21、Wespendsomuchtimewaitingtobeloved,hopinglovewillfindus,andlookingforthatspeciallove.Unfortunately,that’snotusuallyhowlifeworks.Tobeloved,youshouldloveandrespectyourselfasmuchasyoudoothers．Inordertolovesomeone,youshouldloveyourself.●Stopcomparingyourselftoothers.____Weallhavedifferentgifts．Whenyoucompareyourselftoothersforwhattheyhave,whetheritisacar,ahouse,orajob,itmakesyoufeelbadaboutyourself.Reallybegratefulabouteverythingyouhave.Gratitude（感恩）keepsyourheartopentolove.●Practicereceivinglove.Totrulyloveistobeabletoreceiveit.Whensomeonelovesyou,doessomekinddeeds（事情）toyou,orsayskindwords,acceptit.____Knowthatyouareworthyoflove.Itisimportanttoacceptagiftoflovebyothers.Yougiveyourselfachancetolearnmoreaboutyourselfthatyouarelovable.____●____Writeaboutyourexperiences,goodandbad.Whenyouwritedowngoodexperiences,allowyourselftofeelthosefeelings.Whenyourememberbadexperiences,allowyourselftofeelself-compassion.Compassionisnotself-pity,butratherwillingnesstoacceptone’sownpainandregret.●Stoptryingtobeperfect.Stopblamingyourselfforbeinglessthanperfect.____Justfollowallthestepsaboveanddon’tletanyone’sexpectationsofyouputanypressureonyou.。(1)A.Keepadiary.B.Loveothers.C.Donotfeelsorryaboutit.D.Alwaysdoyourbest,butnotreachingperfectionisnotafailure.E.Allowyourselftoacceptthelovethathascometoyou.F.Yougivesomeoneajoyofgivingbylovingyou.G.Everyoneontheearthisunique.。(2)A.Keepadiary.B.Loveothers.C.Donotfeelsorryaboutit.D.Alwaysdoyourbest,butnotreachingperfectionisnotafailure.E.Allowyourselftoacceptthelovethathascometoyou.F.Yougivesomeoneajoyofgivingbylovingyou.G.Everyoneontheearthisunique.。(3)A.Keepadiary.B.Loveothers.C.Donotfeelsorryaboutit.D.Alwaysdoyourbest,butnotreachingperfectionisnotafailure.E.Allowyourselftoacceptthelovethathascometoyou.F.Yougivesomeoneajoyofgivingbylovingyou.G.Everyoneontheearthisunique.。(4)A.Keepadiary.B.Loveothers.C.Donotfeelsorryaboutit.D.Alwaysdoyourbest,butnotreachingperfectionisnotafailure.E.Allowyourselftoacceptthelovethathascometoyou.F.Yougivesomeoneajoyofgivingbylovingyou.G.Everyoneontheearthisunique.。(5)A.Keepadiary.B.Loveothers.C.Donotfeelsorryaboutit.D.Alwaysdoyourbest,butnotreachingperfectionisnotafailure.E.Allowyourselftoacceptthelovethathascometoyou.F.Yougivesomeoneajoyofgivingbylovingyou.G.Everyoneontheearthisunique.22、SpeakingtoDevelopSelf-confidenceOvercomingstagefrightMostpeoplearenervousaboutpublicspeaking.____Ifyouknowthatyourtopicisinteresting,andthatyourmaterialiswellorganized,youhavealreadyreducedamajorworry.Facialexpressions____Duringyourspeechtrytochangeyourfacialexpressionstoconveytheemotionsthatyoufeel.Throughoutyourspeechyouneedtouseexpressivefacialexpressions.EyecontactWhenyouspeak,youshouldlookatyouraudiencestraightintheeye.Theideaistogivetheimpressionthatyouaretalkingtoeachindividualinyouraudience.Ifyouhavealargeaudience,trytolookatpeopleinthemiddleoftheroom,thenslowlylooktotherightsideoftheroom,thentotheleftside,thenbacktothecenteroftheroom.____Otherwise,thiswillgivetheaudiencetheideathatyouarenotinterestedinyourtopicorinthem.________Enthusiasmisbeinglivelyandshowingyourownpersonalconcernforyoursubjectandyouraudience,ifyouaretrulyinterestedinyourtopic,yourspeechiscertaintobeenthusiasticandlively.VaryingspeakingrateYourwordsshouldnotbetoofastortooslow.Ifyouspeaktooslowlyyouwillboreyouraudience.Ifyouspeaktoorapidly,itwillbedifficulttounderstand.Adaptyourratetothecontentofyourspeech.Forexample,ifyouexplaincomplexinformation,slowdown.________。(1)A.InspiringyouraudienceB.SpeakingwithenthusiasmC.Ifyouarehappyorenthusiastic,youshouldspeedup.D.Don'tlookatthefloor,theceilingoroutofthewindow.E.Thebestwaytodealwithnervousnessistobereallywellprepared.F.Smilingbeforeyoustartyourspeechshowsthatyouarenotnervous.G.Ifyouarenervous,takeafewstepstoyourrightorleftwhilespeaking.。(2)A.InspiringyouraudienceB.SpeakingwithenthusiasmC.Ifyouarehappyorenthusiastic,youshouldspeedup.D.Don'tlookatthefloor,theceilingoroutofthewindow.E.Thebestwaytodealwithnervousnessistobereallywellprepared.F.Smilingbeforeyoustartyourspeechshowsthatyouarenotnervous.G.Ifyouarenervous,takeafewstepstoyourrightorleftwhilespeaking.。(3)A.InspiringyouraudienceB.SpeakingwithenthusiasmC.Ifyouarehappyorenthusiastic,youshouldspeedup.D.Don'tlookatthefloor,theceilingoroutofthewindow.E.Thebestwaytodealwithnervousnessistobereallywellprepared.F.Smilingbeforeyoustartyourspeechshowsthatyouarenotnervous.G.Ifyouarenervous,takeafewstepstoyourrightorleftwhilespeaking.。(4)A.InspiringyouraudienceB.SpeakingwithenthusiasmC.Ifyouarehappyorenthusiastic,youshouldspeedup.D.Don'tlookatthefloor,theceilingoroutofthewindow.E.Thebestwaytodealwithnervousnessistobereallywellprepared.F.Smilingbeforeyoustartyourspeechshowsthatyouarenotnervous.G.Ifyouarenervous,takeafewstepstoyourrightorleftwhilespeaking.。(5)A.InspiringyouraudienceB.SpeakingwithenthusiasmC.Ifyouarehappyorenthusiastic,youshouldspeedup.D.Don'tlookatthefloor,theceilingoroutofthewindow.E.Thebestwaytodealwithnervousnessistobereallywellprepared.F.Smilingbeforeyoustartyourspeechshowsthatyouarenotnervous.G.Ifyouarenervous,takeafewstepstoyourrightorleftwhilespeaking.23、Snow-blind—it?safrighteningword.Thankfully,it?saconditionthatistotallypreventable.Snowblindnessisapainful,temporarylossofvisionduetooverexposuretothesun?sUVrays.Essentially,snowblindnessiscausedbyasunburnedeye.____Thoughitiscommonlycalledsnowblindness,theconditioncanandoftendoesoccurintheabsenceofsnow.Theterms"snow-blind"and"snowblindness"havebecomepopularbecausesnowishighlyreflectiveofultravioletradiation（紫外線）.____Also,skiing,mountainclimbingandsnowboardingusuallytakeplaceatrelativelyhighaltitudes,wherethesun?sUVraysarestronger.Combined,thesefactorscandoubleyourriskofgettingsunburnedeyes,comparedwithbeingoutdoorsatloweraltitudesinthesummertime.____TelevisionjournalistAndersonCooperexperiencedsnow-freesnowblindnessfirst-handafewyearsagowhenhespentacouplehoursonaboatinPortugalwithoutsunglassesandendedup"blindfor36hours,"accordingtohisreportoftheincident.Notonlycanyoubecomesnow-blindwithoutsnow—itcanhappenwithoutsunlight,too!____Forexample,Sunlampscancausetemporary"snow"blindnessifpropereyeprotectionisnotused.____Torelievepainordiscomfortfromsnowblindness,stayindoorsandwearsunglasses.Keepyoureyeswell-moistened（濕潤(rùn)的）withartificialtears.Foradditionalrelief,useover-the-counter（非處方藥）painrelievers.Besuretouseonlypainrelieversyouknowyoucantakewithoutworryofanallergicreaction.Youalsomayfindthatplacingacool,dampened（潮濕的）washclothoveryourclosedeyelidsiscomforting.。(1)A.Youdon’tneedsnowtobecomesnow-blind.B.Itwilllikelyaffectthosetravellinginsnowyconditions.C.Topreventsnow-blindnessontheslopes,wearsunglasses.D.sometimesitoccursfromman-madesourcesofultravioletradiation.E.Infact,snowcanreflectover80percentoftheUVraysthatfalluponit.F.Snow-blindnessisscary,butusuallyit’stemporary,andtherearewaystorelievethediscomfort.G.Butwaterandwhitesandalsoarehighlyreflectiveofthesun?sUVrays,thusincreasingtherisk.。(2)A.Youdon’tneedsnowtobecomesnow-blind.B.Itwilllikelyaffectthosetravellinginsnowyconditions.C.Topreventsnow-blindnessontheslopes,wearsunglasses.D.sometimesitoccursfromman-madesourcesofultravioletradiation.E.Infact,snowcanreflectover80percentoftheUVraysthatfalluponit.F.Snow-blindnessisscary,butusuallyit’stemporary,andtherearewaystorelievethediscomfort.G.Butwaterandwhitesandalsoarehighlyreflectiveofthesun?sUVrays,thusincreasingtherisk.。(3)A.Youdon’tneedsnowtobecomesnow-blind.B.Itwilllikelyaffectthosetravellinginsnowyconditions.C.Topreventsnow-blindnessontheslopes,wearsunglasses.D.sometimesitoccursfromman-madesourcesofultravioletradiation.E.Infact,snowcanreflectover80percentoftheUVraysthatfalluponit.F.Snow-blindnessisscary,butusuallyit’stemporary,andtherearewaystorelievethediscomfort.G.Butwaterandwhitesandalsoarehighlyreflectiveofthesun?sUVrays,thusincreasi