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习全国®0所名接单元测试示范卷教学札记bilaterally symmetrical(对称的)，meaning their left and right sides look alike,.When they'reknocked out of balance-say by a human foot,they move quickly to right the ship.Armbrusterand Muchhala noted that the plants moved their flowers and,if necessary,even moved an entirestalk with flowers to regain their symmetry.Also they felt amazed at how the symmetrical plantsbent and twisted their healthy leaves to fully enjoy the sunshine."What we found,in a casual sample of plants,was that bilaterally symmetrical flowers wereable to usc up to four methods of restoring their chances of being pollinated almost to pre-injurylevels,"said Armbruster.Indeed,though flowers are easily broken,they know a thing or two about fighting disasters.It's a lesson they may even pass on to humans-if we care to listen to the wisdom of flowers.28.What can we learn from paragraph 1?A.Accidents happen even in the flower world.B.Injuring flowers are a serious global problem.C.Flowers are mainly broken by human beings.D.Plants don't make seeds as their flowers are injured.29.How do bilaterally symmetrical flowers respond to disasters?A.They give up their symmetry.B.They bend and twist themselves.C.They make movements instantly.D.They move to avoid the sunshine.30.What does the underlined word "resilient"in paragraph 5 mean?A.Able to survive any disaster.B.Able to return to original shape.C.Most attractive to other species.D.Good at attracting insects.31.What does the author want to tell us?A.Accidents make flowers become stronger.B.Flowers are well worthy of our protection.C.Our wellbeing sometimes depends on flowers.D.We could learn a lot from common flowers.【答案与解析】研究发现，花朵具有抗伤害的能力。28.A根据第1、3段可知花朵很容易受到伤害，也就是说：即使在花的世界里，意外事故也时有发生。29.C根据第5段第2句可知，当这些对称的花朵由于外力失去平衡时，它们会迅速移动以恢复平衡。30.B根据该段最后两句可推断，研究发现，两侧对称的花遇到伤害的时侯候更能恢复原样。31.D根据文章未段可推断，作者认为我们可以从普通的花朵上学到很多。DCoins are everywhere until they're nowhere,and at the moment they're hard to find becausethe pandemic (has made it much easier to imagine a world without coins.Now govern-ments,banks and online communities are all trying to change how people make payments.Forthem,the end of each unit of cash would be welcome news.However,for those who rely on coins,it's a disaster.As the coin shortage reached its worstin June,trade groups for grocers,gas stations and convenience stores asked for help from the gov-ernment,calling the coin shortage an emergency that threatened their ability to serve customersand stay in business.So the American government began to get many coins produced,urgingpeople to put spare change back in the economy.Besides,for the low-income population,"going cashless is quite expensive,"said Jay Zagor-sky,a professor from Boston University.Hidden fees,such as for failing to keep a minimumbalance in an account or on a prepaid card,can make one poorer."If you can't keep $10 to $15on a credit card-that's a great sum of money for some people,he said.【23新教材老高考·DY·英语-WYB-选择性必修第二册-QG】19

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