高一英語閱讀理解題訓(xùn)練49(含答案)

1、49AFour apps to keep your life on trackFrom simple task scheduling to detailed task managemen，t all these apps offer everything you need for efficient task recording.FocusterWith Focuster， you just need to add all your tasks and the tool will arrange them immediately in order of importance.After add

2、ing all the tasks， just press the Now button and the tool will show the tasks you should be focusing on for the day.TeuxDeuxThis useful app lets you schedule and organize all your tasks for the whole week.Just add the tasks below the day column and you re done.Want to move a task from one column to

3、another? No worries.Its drag and drop interface（ 界面） lets you rearrange the task and add it to a different day s column. Additionally ， TeuxDeux lets you add repeating tasks for a day.TickTickTickTick allows you to add tasks， subtasks， custom reminders as well as deadlines for a da，ya week， or a mon

4、th.In order to provide you with more ease in task schedulin，g TickTick offers a nice calendar view， where you can add or edit tasks on a weekly or daily basis.It also has experimental features， which you can turn on if you want to try out beta capabilities （測試功能） .WunderlistThe app lets you create t

5、asks， subtasks and allows you to share with your family ， friends and colleagues.The whole app is designed in the most user friendly way and offers you the ability to add deadlines， additional information and reminders.To share your tasks with other，s youd prefer to choose .A.Focuster. B.TeuxDeux C.

6、TickTick. D.Wunderlist.What s the similarity between TeuxDeux and TickTick?A.They offer a beautiful calendar view.B.They have great experimental features.C.They can help organize tasks for a week.D.They have a very user- friendly interface.What benefit can you get from the four apps?A.Completing you

7、r work more easily.B.Obtaining everything you need faster.C.Getting access to the Internet more quickly. D.Organizing your activities more effectively.BOn October 23, 2018, scientists came across a white octopus（章魚） with “wings “ that looked more like a ghost from outer space than the eigh-t legged

8、ones we are used to seeing.The octopus scientific name is Grimpoteuthis.Howe，vethranks to the two ear- like fins （鰭） on the sides of its body it is better known as a dumbo octopus after Disney s animated （動(dòng)畫的） elephant.The sea creature also has eight legs connected to its body by a web of s，kinwhich

9、 are used to increase the pace when faced with natural enemies like sharks.Dumbo octopuses can also move across the seafloor using their tentacles觸須）.While the one caught on tape was mostly white， dumbo octopuses， like other octopuses， can change their skin color in different environments.They， howe

10、ver， do not produce ink often used as a weapon by other octopuses.Instea，dsome dumbo octopuses have developed something sharp on their tentacles.There are more than a dozen known species of dumbo octopuses.While most are small ， measuring between 8 and 12 inches long， some can reach over 6 feet in l

11、ength.Though octopuses have huge eyes， they can hardly see. However， although dumbo octopuses live in the deepest and darkest parts of the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean，swhere nothing can be see，nthe lack of sight does not affect them.Instead, they have learned to use the suckers （吸盤） on their tentacle

12、s to feel their surroundings.Their deep sea environment makes these octopuses difficult to sp，otwhich is why any sighting of the unusual creaturesis met with such joy.The latest one， caught on camera by Hercules， an unmanned robo，t was discovered two miles underwater around the Davidson Seamou，nat v

13、olcano in California.What can we learn about the white octopus from the passage?A.It looks strangeB.It has no legsC.It can fly out of waterD.It is common in the sea.Which of the following are dumbo octopuses good at ?A.Taking on different colors.B.Attacking enemies using ink.C.Seeing in the darkness

14、 with big eyes. D.Protecting themselves with wings.What is the major function of the suckers on dumbo octopuses tentacles? A.To keep their balance.B.To speed up their paceC.To sense their environment.D.To take in necessary food.What can be a suitable title for the text?A.The Octopuses Studied by Sci

15、entistsB.The Dumbo Octopus Found off California CoastC.The Elephant- like Dumbo Octopuses Spotted by Robots D.A New Species Noticed around the Davidson SeamountCWhat kinds of rooms are your favorite spots for studying? We are going to guess that they are probably not painted bright red or yellow. Bu

16、t maybe they should be.Imagine.You are suddenly asked to prepare for an exam.You have two rooms to choose from.One is a pale b，luaend the other is a bright red.Which one do you settle into for study? Is one going to get your brain fired up for learning， or let you relax into the best state of concen

17、tration?According to researchers at Curtin University in Australia ， it might be best to camp out in the bright red room when you are looking to store information.It might sound strange ， since we often think of pale rooms -soft blues or light greens-are relaxing.And they seem to be： The Curtin Univ

18、ersity study showed that pale colors made participants feel more relaxed and ca，lmwhile bright colors increased heart rate.But calming and relaxing ， it turns out， may not always be the best environment for deep concentration or knowledge gaining.Reading comprehension was much better in the bright r

19、ooms than in the pale rooms.Although participants reported that they generally preferred the pale rooms to study in as an approach to relax into work， the researchers saw just the opposite -that the bright - colored rooms seemed to lead to greater concentration.While this might seem only surprising,

20、 the findings get into a rather controversial （有爭議的）area of psychological study.The Yerkes - Dodson Law says that a little bit of stressis good for achieving best performance while too much stress negatively affects it.The higher heart rate and the reports of the bright colors creating a heavy atmos

21、phere might just suggest that a little stress was good for the brain.What is the common idea mentioned in the first paragraph?A.Pale colors appeal to all tastes.B.Few people like bright red or yellow.C.Light - colored rooms make you feel nervous.D.Bright - colored rooms are not good for studying.Wha

22、t might directly affect the research results according to Para 2?A.How participants react to colors.B.Participants s preferences in colors.C.What participants read in the rooms.D.Time participants spent in the rooms.What can be concluded from the study by Curtin University?A.Higher stress leads to b

23、etter performance.B.Most people know how to make use of colors.C.Stress is necessary when you want to concentrate.D.Being relaxed is very important for people studying. ll.What s the main idea of the text?A.Findings about peoples favourite room colors.B.Room colors can affect one s academic performa

24、nce.C.Bright - colored rooms can create a heavy atmosphere.D.Light - colored rooms help people feel relaxed into work.DBreathing is something you do all day 10ng without even thinking about it.However, you might be doing it wrong.Research shows that the way you breathe affects the amount of oxygen y

25、ou take ,in as well as how you think and feel.So which is it? Do you breathe through your nose or your mouth? Some health experts recommend people breathe in through their nose and out through their mouth.Others say that people should just focus on breathing easily, paying no attention to their mout

26、h or nose preference.But mouth breathing has also been connected with bad breqtbnoring（打呼嚕）,high blood pressure and bad teeth.Nose breathing may affect how memories are stabilized1（穩(wěn)定）in our brains, according toSwedish researchers.During the stud，y participants smelled 12 different smells and then w

27、ere asked to breathe either through their nose or mouth for an hour afterwards.The，n they were presented with the original set of smells and a new set. Those who smelled with their nose remembered the smells better.A research team recognized the differences in brain activity that occurred when seven

28、 epilepsy （癲癇） patients breathed through their nose or through their mouth. The team found three areas of the brain where activity is connected with breathing. These areas showed more changesin brain activity only when volunteers breathed in through their nose.So， should mouth breatherschange their breathing habits? If youre happy with the way you breathe and you aren etxperiencing any