2023德州高三期末統考英語試題及答案

A health worker checks the temperature of a man entering Mali from Guinea at the border checkpoint, Oct. 2, 2014, saying, " We need NGOs ( non-governmental organizations) and others to come in and run these facilities. We are building the care centers. We are getting the equipment, everything we need to go in them. The patients are there in far too great numbers. What we don' t have are the partners to run the facilities and we need them now. "
Lausanne's University Hospital in Switzerland began testing the vaccine on Tuesday in healthy volunteers. A doctor who only gave her name as "Tina" agreed to take part in the study. She said that a safe vaccine that worked was needed to prevent the spreading of Ebola.
Experts said there was no danger of getting Ebola from the vaccine. At the same time, they said, "What we measure is anti-bodies to the protein which is produced by the vaccine, and we also do some specific and detailed analysis on the white blood cells in the blood to ask the question whether the cells exposed to vaccine have a different biology than those who have not been exposed to the vaccine. "
French researchers are developing an Ebola test that would give results in 15 minutes. The current test used to test for Ebola takes 24 hours. Faster tests are also being developed in Japan and the United States.
32. Which of the following can be the best title of the passage?
A. Ebola is spreading to many countries
B. We have won the battle against Ebola
C. The vaccine against Ebola has been developed
D. The battle against Ebola is on the way
33. What does the second paragraph suggest?
A. Ebola is out of control in Mali. B. Mali is in great need of equipment.
C. Ebola is not very serious in Mali. D. More health workers are needed in Mali.
34. What is "Tina" in Para 3?
A. A kind of vaccine against Ebola.
B. A new NGO made up of many countries.
C. A volunteer taking part in the test of the vaccine.
D. An Ebola test developed by researchers.
35. What can we infer from the last three paragraphs?
A. Switzerland is the first country to test the vaccine.
B. Many countries are fighting against Ebola together.
C. We have managed to put the vaccine into use.
D. Japan's Ebola test is developed as fast as that in the US.
第二節 （共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）
根據短文內容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項
涂黑。選項中有兩項為多余選項。
On the evening of January 26, 1905, Frederick Wells,a manager at the Premier Diamond Mine in South Africa, was making his daily inspection when he suddenly saw a reflection on the wall. (36) He used a knife to get it out and found that it was 10 cm long, 6cm high and 5cm thick and weighed about three quarters of a kilo. (37) He was now even more certain that it was worthless, but just in case, he sent it to be checked.
It's lucky that he did. The stone later became known as the Cullinan Diamond, the biggest diamond in the world. It was perfectly clear, and twice the size of any other diamond ever found. The Cullinan was sold to the local government for￡150, 000. (38) The discoverer himself received a reward of ￡3,500.
The important job of cutting the diamond to get full value from it was given to Joseph Asscher,a famous diamond cutter from Amsterdam in Holland. (39) On February 10, 1908, Joseph Asscher prepared himself for the greatest job of his life. He placed his special diamond-cutting tool and hit it, but the tool broke. Fortunately, though, the diamond wasn't damaged. (40) This time it was separated perfectly into three large sections, which were later separated again into mne main diamonds, plus many smaller ones. The largest piece is called Cullinan I,or the Star of Africa, and is now on display in the Tower of London.
A. He got a special extra-large tool and tried again.
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