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1、2024年高考外語(yǔ)
2、2024年高考英語(yǔ)考多少分
3、2024年高考英語(yǔ)有聽力嗎
4、2024高考英語(yǔ)作文
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28.What can we infer about hawksbills according to paragraph 1?A.They're valuable.B.They're adorable.C.They're expensive.D.They're endangered.29.What do people fail to do by using SEE Shell?A.Stop illegal tortoiseshell deals.B.Identify illegal tortoiseshell products.C.Locate spots for common illegal tortoiseshell sales.D.Know exactly real tortoiseshells from artificial ones.30.What does SEE Turtles expect the visual learning technology to do?A.Be introduced to markets.B.Be sold on online platforms.C.Be applied to more aspects of protection.D.Be updated a variety of images of wildlife.31.What is the best title for the text?A.A Fight Prevents the Illegal Wildlife TradeB.A Team Protects Nature from Being DestroyedC.A Move Controls International Commercial TradeD.A New App Helps Save Endangered Sea TurtlesDIn a world where "no news is good news"and good news is not news,the media doesn'ttell stories of good behavior very often,but gives a long description of conflicts instead.However,a new study suggests that good news can actually encourage good actions.The study examines the warm,encouraging feeling we get from watching someone actwith courage or kindness-a feeling known as“moral elevation(道德提升)”.In the study,researchers explored whether people are encouraged to do good by simply watching the newson acts of kindness.They also tried to determine whether common acts of kindness would beenough to get feelings of moral elevation,or whether the actions had to be special or amazing.People read articles and watched videos describing acts of common or uncommonkindness.Some read about an organisation that creates neighborhood gardens,while otherssaw a music video showing how the singer helped poor communities around the world.Peoplethen had the chance to give money to others or keep it for themselves.The results show that hearing about these good actions made people more likely to giveaway their money-but these actions must be amazing or special good actions,not justeveryday acts of kindness.What's more,people who saw themselves as highly moral peoplewere likely to give money more often than those who did not.This study has important influences on the news media,which likes to report negativeevents more often than positive ones.The results show that even a small change by the mediacould have deep influences."We have every reason to believe that even a weak stimulus,likea story of moral goodness,can bring out moral elevation,"write the authors.So,if the newswere to report on good actions more often,perhaps we would see a deep influence amongreaders.32.What does the media think of the news on good actions?A.It is too rare.B.It is of no value.C.It is difficult to get.D.It is more popular.【高三級(jí)12月“六校”聯(lián)合摸底考試英語(yǔ)卷第4頁(yè)（共8頁(yè)）】4204C
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