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28.What can be learned about diamonds?A.Two types of them alone exist in natureB.640 African elephants equal a diamond.C.Everyone dreams about possessing them.Which of the folngmeivetmA.Self-assessment.D.They are considered a masterpiece of nature.C.Parents'assessment.B.Group assessment.29.What does the underlined worddefying"in paragraph 2 mean?A.Rejecting.35.What isthehde towardsxmA.Positive.D.Coursework assessment.B.Resisting.C.Challenging.D.CopyingB.Negative.30.Which of the folwngshedtheterf diamonds?第三节共5小题：每小题25分，满分12.5分)C.Doubtful.D.Cautious.A.Time.B.Pressure.C.Temperature31.What can be inferred according to Dougal MeCulloch?D.Depth阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项A.It is surprising to see so many diamonds at a time.B.Diamonds can be made without any natural force.Leland Scales has beennerestn fod mosof hilifeHestared workingnC.Diamonds can be produced more than people wish.when heas1.He hasMaster ofrts ddroChatham University.aeD.How diamonds formed exactly was uncertain before.works for an organization in Pittsburgh called 412 Food Rescue.Here is an interview with him.Q:At Chatham University,you learned about social justice and food.36Around the world COVID19 has messed up children'seducation.They began tobe shut ouScales:It compleey changed my perspetivof the food systmhavetocredit my experiences there for a great deal of the social justice work I am doing with 412 FoodRescue.It shaped my path for life.of classrooms.Even in countries where schools have stayed open,lessons and tests have beeninterrupted.Some countries pressed ahead with national exams.A few others,including Britain,Q:How did you get interested in 412 Food Rescue?France and Ireland,cancelled them all.They came up with new ways of awarding grades insteadScales:37 So when I graduated,I came on board as a part-time truck driver.Q:What do you do at 412 now?The fact that big exams have proved so vulnerable to interruption has led to new questions abouttheir usefulness.Are there better ways of measuring what children have learned?Scales:I find non-profit organizations that get free food to people,such as an after-schoolprogram for kids that includes feeding them.Exams have plenty of problems.They are often unreliable.A study in Israel found that test-38 I try to build communities around Pittsburghtakers'performance can be affected by smog.Many children find them stressful.Plenty of placesthat work to end food waste.Honestly,though,my duties are not fixed because we all just fill inwhere we are needed depending on the day's situations.run them badly.Poorly written test papers in developing countries lead to wild swings in passrates.Countries,including Algeria and Ethiopia,have shut down the Internet at exam time toQ:Sounds like you wear lots of hats.What do you love about your job?prevent cheating.Scales:I love that we are able to help organizations get food to the people who really need iton a daily basis.Q:39Yet most of the world's best-performing school systems keep some kinds of important tests,and for good reason.Other kinds of assessments are rarely better and many are worse.ForScales:It's known that even with all the great work we do to get food into the hands of thoseexample,if teachers are responsible for assessing their pupils,they may strengthen their ownwho need it,there's still tons of food waste and there are still people out there who are in need offood.biases.Studies have caught them giving lower grades to students from ethnic minorities or thosewho are fat.Giving up exams does not always ease pupils'anxiety.Some would rather be tested atQ:How does your organization use technology to fight hunger?the end of their course than have their work constantly assessed.Coursework can waste students'Scales:Our Food Rescue Hero app allows us to alert our food rescue heroes of donations inthe area.40efforts by encouraging them to make slight changes in a few projects endlessly.That leaves lessQ:Food rescue heroes?Who are they?time for other kinds of learning.Governments may need to adjust future tests.That could mean cutting the amount of materialwith.Scales:They are people who volunteer to help us get food to the organizations we partnerto be tested.Exam boards may also have to increase the grades of pupils who have spent the mostA.What did you do there?time out of the classroom.Many pupils have studied harder throughout this difficult time.TheyB.What's the worst part of your job?should have the chance to sit exams to earn the grades they deserve.C.Technology is better at ending hunger.32.What effect has COVID-19 had on exams?D.How did what you learned there affect you?A.People are questioning the existence of the exams.E.A colleague of mine from graduate school began working there.B.Different approaches have been taken to the examsF.We pair those donations with non-profit partners that are nearbyC.All kinds of exams have to be cancelled in European countries.G.I help these organizations get the food they need to run their programs.D.Children themselves have to decide whether to take exams or not.第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分30分）33.Which of the following is the problem with exams?第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）A.They encourage cheating with the Internet.阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、CD四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项】B.They are always affected by weather conditions.A few years back,a group of young teachers from another school were spending a day in myC.They may not show children's real academic performance.class.They were energetic,bright and 41.However,I noticed a key 42 in their approachesD.They can't be passed because the written test papers are poorly madeto teaching.Their desire to help kids was so strong that they never allowed the students to get the wronganswer or take a 43新高考版·考前信息卷·第五样英语⑥·所剑·2022相约高考三轮冲刺整合卷（二）·第3页

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