指导： 中国教育学会顾问： 顾明远 （中国教育学会会长）学术指导： 陈琳 （教育部课标专家组组长）主编： 刘道义 （人教社英语教材主编）特约主编： 肖鹏（广大附中英语特级教师） 主管、 主办： 东北师范大学社长兼总编： 邓振宇国内统一刊号： CN22-0035/(F) 广告许可证号： 220101010014227网址： 编辑部质量反馈热线： 0431- 80866034陈老师印 刷： 郑州华宇印务有限责任公司地址： 河南省郑州市 适用于人教新课标广东名校名师版高三 高考综合版 第 2 期 2017 年 6 月 30 日总第 1198 期 2 人教新课标广东名校名师版 高考综合版 2017-2018 学年度 高 三 1 第 I 卷 第一部分 阅读理解（共两节， 满分 40 分） 第一节 （共 15 小题； 每小题 2 分， 满分 30 分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项 （A、 B、 C 和 D） 中， 选出最佳选项。 A难度： Human Environments Photo Contest Time: Human Environments Photo Contest will run from September 1st through December 31st, 2017. Bestofluck! Theme: Human Environments How to protectour livingenvironments Introduction: Throughout history, humans have learned how to build custom environments to meet both theirprivateandpubliclives,andhave progressively perfected such spaces to adjust to their increasing needs. In 2017, how do our man- made environments look, and what do they sayabout thecontemporarysocieties we live in? Categories: “Single Image” for singlephotographs “Series” for full projects Who can enter: Open to allstudents, worldwide. Entry fee: $10 for a single entry Prizes: The 1st prize winner will receive $100 in CASHand a gold medal. The 2nd and 3rd prize winners will each receive $50 in CASHand a silver medal. Contest Rules (1) Submitted photo(s) must be your original creation! (2) Your photo(s) should not be larger than 8.5“ x 11“ in size. Image requirements: jpg format; at least 1440px wide; 300dpi is preferable, but 72dpi will work as well. Online submission of digital photographs is via the website. If you d like to participate in the “SingleImage” category,youcansenda maximum of 3 images. If you d like to enter the “Series”category, you should send a selection of 10- 15 images fromthe sameproject. Copyright: Full ownership of the copyright for every submitted image remains with its author. You can grant (授予) FotoRoom the possibility to use thesubmitted images on its website. Digital Submissions If your photo is digitally created, then you should followthese two steps: (1) Fill out this entry form and click to submit. (2) Then you MUST email your file to art . Mail Submissions If your photo is on paper or any other non- digital format, then mail your entry form and artwork to: SAVE THE FROGS! ArtContest P.O. Box 78758 LosAngeles, CA90016 the USA 1. What can we know aboutthe contest? A. Allpeople can take partin it. B. It lasts for a few months in 2017. C. Its themeis about environmentpollution. D. There is onlyone categoryfor the contest. 2. What will happen if a participant wins the first prize? A. He will receive $100 and two medals. B. He will receive $100 and a gold medal. C. Hewilllosehisownershipofhis prize- winning work. D. He will see his prize- winning work at art . 3. The photos students use to participate in the contest _. A. can t beover3 images B. mustbe 8.5“ x 11“ in size C. should betheir originalwork D. have no limitin thenumber B难度： CanadianbiologistBenDavidandhis Guizhou team are separating Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) components for cancer research. He has been driven byhis desire to understand how traditional Chinesemedicine works. He is now the director of a research group at Guizhou s Key Laboratory of Chemistry for NaturalProducts.TheSunnybrookResearch Institute in Canada, where he worked earlier, has successfully discovered oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes(致癌基因和肿瘤抑制基因) that have mutated(突变) in various forms ofcancer. In recentyears, Ben David turnedhis attentiontostudyingthedevelopmentof compounds(化合物) and drugs that can be used to fightcancer. “I am a biologist and some of them are chemists. They separate compounds from TCM and there has to be somebody to understand their functions. Thatis myexpertknowledge.” The province has suitable soil and air for the growth of herbs for TCM. The area is home to many racial groups, such as the Miao people who have used TCMfor long. “Here I have access to everything new and locally sourced,”he says, adding that Chinese scientist Tu Youyou, who won the 2015 Nobel Prize in Medicine, isan inspiration for him. In 2014, the Guizhou laboratory s program was included in the One Thousand Foreign Experts project, which was put forward by the central government in 2011 to invite foreign specialists to the countryover a decade or so. The laboratory has been given more than 10 million yuan to promote the drug research by the government. Despite such support, Ben David has had to deal with challenges, including building the laboratory and language barriers at the beginning. And it s difficult to find enough local talent, because people usually prefer working in bigger cities like Beijingand Shanghai.” He has lost more than 10 trained technicians in the past two years. Now, Ben David s team has 15 chemists. The laboratory has discovered some TCM components that might be used for the treatment of some kinds of cancer, and a few relevant drugs are in pre- clinical( 临 床 前 ) development, he says. Ben D