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35.Which of the following can be the besttite30.What does Paragraph 3 mainly focus on?A.Dr Payne,a Pioneer of Stellar StudyA.The benefits of reading regularly.B.Dr Payne,an Amateur Thesis AdvisorB.The reasons to be satisfied with life.C.Dr Payne,a Great Department Director at HarvardC.The key to communicating with old people.D.Dr Payne,a Fighter against Gender DiscriminationD.The ways of building social network with others.第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）31.Who may benefit the most from the programme Reading Friends?C.The old.D.The loners.根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填人空白处的量佳选项，选项中有两为多索A.The young.B.The friends.选项0Today,ask any astronomer what the Sun and other stars are made of,and you'll be told,Art is food for the sou and children learning art actlly get"Hydrogen()and helium and trace amounts of other elements."We know this through aArt helps increase creativity.Art allows children tounderstand hethemselves in a creative way.No two children will come up with the same pestudy of sunlight,using a technique called“spectroscopy”(光谱学)and also thanks to theThe child's opinion and feeling will be unique and highly appreciated in an art classpioneering work done by Dr Cecelia Payne-Gaposchkin throughout her career.Art helps build confidence.Children who take part in performance classes get the chanceIn 1925,astronomy student Cecelia Payne turned in her doctoral thesis on the topic ofto speak in front of people they don't know.It allows them to get over the fear of facingstellar atmospheres(恒星大气).One of her most important findings was that the Sun is verystrangers.38rich in hydrogen and helium,more so than astronomers thought.Based on that,sheArt helps kids express themselves.Art is about creating something out of nothing.Aconcluded that hydrogen is the major component of all stars,making hydrogen the mostchild will ask himself/herself how to express a certain feeling through a dance or a facialabundant element in the universe.expression,and how to use his/her feelings to create a piece of music that would tell a story.The idea that stars are made mostly of hydrogen seems very obvious to astronomersAll these skills will help the child in his/her future life.today,but for its time,Dr Payne's idea was shocking.One of her advisors-Henry Norris39D Children who learn new music instrument know how hard it is to achieveRussell--disagreed with it and demanded she take it out of her thesis defense(论文答辩).progress.The only way to master it is through continuous practice.It is highly important inaLater,he decided it was a great idea,published it on his own,and got the credit for thecompetitive world when you are required to stay patient and never give up in order to learndiscovery.She continued to work at Harvard,but for time,because she was a woman,shenew skills.received very low pay and the classes she taught weren't even recognized in the course catalogsArt helps increase responsibility.Through art,children realize that their actions affectothers.40 This is very important in the development of every adult because we're allat the time.In recent decades,she is credited with establishing that stars can be classified by theirliving in a group.A.Art helps improve problem-solving skills.temperatures,and published more than 150 papers on stellar atmospheres.She also workedB.They can learn that there is no perfection.with her husband,Serge 1.Gaposchkin,on variable stars.She published five books,and wonC.They will become confident little by little.a number of awards.She spent her entire research career at Harvard College Observatory,D.Art helps develop patience and determination.eventually becoming the first woman in charge of a department at Harvard.Despite successesE.And there is no right or wrong in every art piece.that would have gained male astronomers at the time incredible praise and honors,she facedF.Here are some advantages of learning art for children.gender discrimination throughout much of her life.Nonetheless,she is now celebrated as aG.They become responsible for their actions and mistakesbrilliant and original thinker for her contributions.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）32.What are stars mainly made of?第一节（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）A.Water.B.Helium.C.Oxygen.D.Hydrogen.阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最33.What can we learn about Dr Payne in Paragraph 3?佳选项。A.She published her new finding on her own.Around me were people lining up to climb the man-made"mountain".Out of it 41B.She refused to follow her advisor's advice.some specific rocks for climbers to stand on and hold on to.Near me were my parents,who attimes smiled at me 42.But with the 43 moving steadily,I got increasingly nervous.C.She was rewarded for her amazing discovery.The mountain was made for three people to climb at a time,with safety ropes 44 toD.She was not paid as much as other teachers..What does the underlined word"eredited"probably mean in Pargaeach climber.There were three 45easy,medium and difficult to climb.46 I was alittle kid aged 10,I took the easy section.I could have changed my 47,but I thought thatC.DefeatedD.InspiredB.Honored.would make me look scared.A.Blamed.I 48 all the terrible things that might happen.Maybe I could 49 with tons of【2022高考冲刺卷·英语卷（一）第5页（共8页）QG】【2022高考冲刺卷·英语卷（一）第6页（共8页）QG】

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