專題10-時(shí)事熱點(diǎn)二-2023年高考英語閱讀理解名校好題100篇(原卷板)

專題10時(shí)事熱點(diǎn)二1.（2023·上海·上海中學(xué)?？寄M預(yù)測）WhereisAmeliaEarhart?ThreetheoriesAmeliaEarhart,thefirstwomantoflyaloneacrosstheAtlanticOcean,wasattemptingaround-the-worldflightin1937.SheplannedtolandonthetinyPacificOceanislandofHowland.Sheneverarrived.Herfate,andthatofhernavigator(導(dǎo)航員)FredNoonan,remainsoneofaviation’s(航空的)greatestunsolvedmysteries.Researchershavespentmillionsofdollarsinvestigatingthecaseandseveralbookshavebeenpublishedthatexamineddifferenttheories.TheofficialUSpositionisthatEarhartranoutoffuelandcrashedinthePacificOcean.TheradiologfromaUSCoastGuardshipindicatesthatshemusthavebeennearHowlandwhencontactwaslostAnothertheorysaysthatEarhartcouldhavecrashedonadifferentisland,calledNikumaroro,anddiedsincetheislandisuninhabited.YetanothertheoryclaimsshewascapturedwhileonasecretmissiontotheMarshallIslandsintheNorthPacificandeventuallyreturnedtotheUSwithanewidentity.Lostandfound?ThemissingpilotFebruary18,2011AmeliaEarhart’sdriedsaliva(唾液)couldhelpsolvethelongstandingmysteryoftheaviator’s1937disappearance,accordingtoscientistswhoplantotakesamplesofherDNAfromhercorrespondence.AnewprojectaimstocreateageneticprofilethatcouldbeusedtotestrecentclaimsthatabonefoundontheSouthPacificislandofNikumaroroisEarharfs.JustinLong,aCanadianwhosefamilyispartiallyfundingtheDNAproject,pointsoutthatatthemoment,anyonewhofindspartsofbonescanclaimthattheyareEarhart’sremains.AccordingtoJustinLong,Earhart'slettersaretheonlyitemsthatarebothprovedtobehersandthatmightcontainherDNA．HairsamplesareoneofthebestsourcesofDNA,butnohairsamplesfromEarhartareknown.Therewas,intheory,asampleofEarhart'shairintheInternationalWomen’sAirandSpaceMuseuminCleveland,US.However,a2009studyrevealedthatthesamplewasactuallythread.TheremainsofEarhart,hernavigatorNoonan,andtheirtwin-engineplanewereneverrecovered.Butin2009,agroupofresearchersfoundabonefragmentonNikumarorothattheybelievedmighthavebeenfromoneofEarhart'sfingers.However,somescientistshavesuggestedtheNikumarorobonefragmentisn’thumanatallbutmayinsteadbelongtoaseaturtlethatwasfoundnearby.ThenewEarhartDNAprojectwillbeheadedbyDongyaYang,ageneticscientistatSimonFraserUniversityinCanada.YangwillworkonfourlettersEarhartwrotetoherfamily.MuchofEarhart'scorrespondencewasdonebyhersecretarybuttheassumptionisthatEarhartmusthavesealedtheenvelopesofthesepersonallettersherself.1．WhyaretheresomanytheoriesconcerningwhereAmeliaEarhartwas?A．Itisstillamystery.B．Sheleftwithsomesecrets.C．Herflightcostmuchmoney.D．Shereturnedwithanewidentity.2．WhatcouldJustinLong’sprojecthelptodo?A．TosearchNikumaroromorethoroughly.B．ToconfirmifabonebelongstoAmeliaEarhart.C．TofindoutwhoAmeliaEarhartoftenwroteto.D．TolocateAmeliaEarhart’sremainsaccurately.3．Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?A．NoneofAmeliaEarhart’sDNAhasbeencollectedsofar.B．AmeliaEarharttookdelightinwritingletterstoherfamily.C．TheNikumarorobonefragmentbelongedtoAmeliaEarhart.D．ThehairsampleinCleveland’smuseumwasAmeliaEarhart's.2.（2022·全國·模擬預(yù)測）TheAmericanspaceagencyNASAsaysaspacecrafthasenteredthesun’soutermostatmosphereforthefirsttime.ScientistsannouncedthatParkerSolarProbetraveledthroughthesolaratmosphere’souteredge,knownasthecorona(日冕).Theydescribedtheentryasasuccessfultouchonthesun.UnlikeEarth,thesundoesnothaveasolidsurface.Instead,itisasuperheatedballofmaterialheldtogetherbygravityandmagnetic(磁的)forces.Thetemperatureofthecoronaissohighthatthesun’sgravitycannotholdontoitandsomesolarmaterialescapesfromitandgoesintospace,whichcausesthesolarwind.Thesolarwindistheflowofchargedpieces,knownasplasma.ParkerSolarProbewaslaunchedin2018whichmainlystudiedthesolarwind.Thesunisactuallyamagneticvariablestarwithsolaractivityhappeningnearlyperiodically.Scientistssaidbeingabletostudythesolarwindandthecoronacloseupcouldhelpthembetterunderstand“thewaytheactivitycauseschangestotheplanetweliveon”.“Wecanactuallyseethespacecraftflyingthroughthecoronalstructureduringatotalsolareclipse(日全食),”NourRaouafi,theprojectscientist,said,addingthatittookthemafewmonthstoexamineinformationfromthespacecraftandtoconfirmtheresultandthattheevidenceusedincludeddataonmagneticfieldsandthesolarwind,aswellasimages.ScientistsreportedParkerSolarProbesuccessfullywentinandoutofthecoronaatleastthreetimes.TheParkerteamsaidearlydataalsosuggestedthespacecraftmayhaveenteredthecoronaduringitsninthcloseapproachinAugust,butafurtherstudyisneededtomakeaconfirmation.Thespacecraftisexpectedtokeepgettingclosertothesunanddivingdeeperintothecoronauntilitsfinalorbit,plannedfor2025.4．Whatdoweknowaboutthesolarwindfromthetext?A．Itaffectsthecorona’stemperature. B．Itfunctionsasthesurfaceofthesun.C．Itiscausedbymagneticforces. D．Itcomesfromthesun’souteratmosphere.5．WhydidNASAlaunchParkerSolarProbe?A．Tofindoutwhysolaractivityhappens.B．ToknowhowsolaractivityinfluencesEarth.C．Togetmoreevidenceofthesolarwind.D．Totakemeasurestocontrolthesolarwind.6．Whatarethescientists’attitudetotheirfindings?A．Confused. B．Doubtful. C．Cautious. D．Favorable.7．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A．SpacecraftTouchestheSunfortheFirstTimeB．ParkerUncoverstheSecretsoftheSolarWindC．NASABroughtNewDiscoveriesabouttheSunD．ParkerIsDesignedtoReachtheSunin20253.（2022·浙江·一模）Scientistsaretakingthestudyofarchaeology(考古學(xué))toawholeotherdimension:space.Forthefirsttime,researchersareexaminingthewayshumansliveontheInternationalSpaceStation(ISS),morespecificallyhowtheyliveculturallyandmaterially,sinceitbeganorbitaloperationsin2000.Theproject,involvingdailyphotographyofvariousISSareas,wasdevelopedin2015byprofessorsJustinWalshofChapmanUniversityinCalifornia,andAliceGormanofFlindersUniversity.TheEarth-basedscientistsareworkingwithastronautstomonitorchangesinone-meter-squareareasatthespacestation.AccordingtoChrisYoungofInterestingEngineering,fortheirfirstexperiment,theastronautsarecreatingtheequivalentofanearthentestpit(探坑)bymarkingoutfiveareaswithinthespacestation.Thistestwillfocusonthekitchentable,workstation,payloadrack(載荷機(jī)架)andawallnearthewashroomandasectionofthelaboratorymodule,Destiny.Astronautswillthentakedailyphotographsoveraperiodof60daystoknowhowthedifferentspacesareusedbythecrew.Forthefirst30days,imageswillbetakenataboutthesametimeeachdayandthenatrandomtimesfortheremainderoftheexperiment.Thearchaeologistsplantostudytheimagestobetterunderstandhowtheastronautshaveinteractedandadaptedinthespaceinthe20yearswhentheISShasorbitedEarth,andhowithasaffectedthecrew’sabilitytosolvetechnical,engineeringandmedicalissues,reportsLeonardDavidofS.OriginalplanscalledfortheISScrewtoswab(用拭子擦拭)surfacesforbiologicaldataandmakesoundandvideorecordings,buttheseideasweregivenupsotheprojectcouldbeginsooner.WalshtellsShehopestheprojectwillhelpfindwaysforfuturehabitatdesignerstodotheirworkbetter.“Theadvantageofarchaeologyisthatitshowsuswhatpeopleactuallydo,ratherthanwhattheythink,orsay,theydo,”Gormansays.8．Whatcanwelearnabouttheprojectaccordingtothetext?A．Itplanstogetastronautsinterestedinarchaeology.B．It’scarriedoutbasedoninternationalcooperation.C．It’sintendedtolearnmoreaboutotherplanetsinspace.D．ItinvolvestakingdailyphotosofseveralareasontheISS.9．Whatwillbearesearchfocusoftheproject?A．Astronauts’healthandfitness.B．OrbitaloperationsoftheISS.C．Thewaysofcommunicationbetweenastronauts.D．Searchingforcreatureslivingonotherplanets.10．Whatwasdoneinordertogettheprojectstartedearlier?A．Reducingthenumberoftheparticipants.B．Deletingsometasksfromtheoriginalto-dolist.C．Invitingmorescientiststogiveusefuladvice.D．AskingtheISScrewtostoptheirdailywork.11．Whatisthemainideaofthetext?A．Researchersusearchaeologytostudyhumans’lifeontheISS.B．ScientistsshouldcarryoutmoreexperimentsontheISS.C．Astronautstendtoenrichtheirdailylivesbytakingpictures.D．Archeologistscanplayaleadingroleinspaceexplorations.4.（2022·浙江湖州·校聯(lián)考一模）Bornonherfamily’sfarminRay,NorthDakota,MaryShermanMorganhadbeenhelpingherfatherwithfarmworkbeforeshecouldattendthesmall-townschoolhouse.Beingafewyearsbehinddidn’tholdherbackandshegraduatedfromhighschoolwithhonors.Awareofherintelligence,sheranawayfromRaytoattendMinotStateUniversityasachemistrymajor,whereherskillwasevident.TheoutbreakofWorldWarIIresultedinanationalshortageofchemistsandscientists.Inspiteofthefactthatshewasstillastudentandawoman,shewasofferedajobasachemicalanalystduetohertalents,producingexplosives(爆炸物)forthewartimeeffort.SheputherdegreeonholdandmovedtoOhio,takingonthedangerousjobofanalyzingunstablechemicalstoproduceweapons.Afterthewarendedtherewasafallindemandforexplosives,soshemadeamovetothefieldofaeronautics,movingtoCaliforniatoworkforNAA(NorthAmericanAviation).Theonlywomanoutof900engineers,shewassoonpromotedtoarolewhichinvolvedcalculatingtheperformanceofrocketpropellants(推進(jìn)劑)anddesigningspecialityfuelstoworkwithdifferentengines.However,neverhavingreturnedtocompleteherdegree,shewasnotaffordedtherankorhigherpayofanengineer,eventhoughshehadalltheskillsandknowledgeofone.HerexperiencewithpropellantsmeantthatwhenNAAwastaskedtofindafuelcapableofliftingtheredesignedRedstonemissilesintospace,Moganwasappointedtechnicalleadontheproject.Nationalpridewasontheline,soMorgansetaboutinvestigatingfuels.Aftercountlesstrails,shefinallydesignedherownmixture,whichwasnamedHydyne.HydynetestedwellwiththeRedstonemissilesandsubsequentlyotheraircraft(飛行器),suchasJupiter-Crockets,provingtobeaquicksolutiontogettingtospacewithoutatotalrocketredesign.ThefuelmadethefirstsuccessfulUSsatellitelaunchpossible,evenifMorgansilentlyslippedawayfromhersuccess,retiringtofocusonherfamilyandleavingherchemistrycareerbehind.12．WhatdoweknowaboutMary?A．Sheattendedschoolwhilehelpingwithfarmwork.B．Shewasofferedajobasachemistryanalystaftergraduation.C．Sheshiftedherworkingfocusasthedomesticdemandchanged.D．ShelaunchedthefirstUSsatellitebeforeretiringfromhercareer.13．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“aeronautics”probablymean?A．Analyzingchemicals. B．Producingexplosives.C．Mixingandsavingfuels. D．Designingandbuildingaircraft.14．WhatmadeMarythetechnicalleadontheprojectofNAA?A．HerdiscoveryofHydyne. B．Herrankasanengineer.C．Herspecialknowledgeinfuels. D．Hersenseofnationalpride.15．WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeMaryShermanMorgan?A．Caringanddetermined. B．Courageousandcreative.C．Intelligentbutsensitive. D．Accomplishedbutproud.5.（2022·全國·一模）200,000milesfromEarth,thecrewofthethirdmannedmissiontotheMoonfacedanastronaut’sworstnightmare:anexplosiononthespacecraft.It’swhathappenedintheOscar-winningfilmApollo13,butit’salsoatruestory.Thelift-offofApollo13tookplaceon11thApril1970.Twodaysintothemission,thethree-mancrewwereinbigtrouble.Theyhadbeencarryingoutroutinecheckswhentherewasaloudbang.Warninglightswerestartingtoflash.Lookingoutintospace,theycouldseeatrailofgas—thespacecraftwasleakingoxygen.TheysentoutashortmessagetothescientistsbackonEarth:“Houston,we’vehadaproblemhere.”Atfirst,theythoughtthatameteor(流星)hadhitthem,buttheylaterfoundoutthatashortcircuithadcausedanoxygencontainertoexplode.Whateverthecause,theyknewtherewasnotimetolose.Theirelectricitysupplyinthecommandmodule(指令艙)dependedonthatoxygenandprettysoontheywouldrunoutofboth.Theonlysolutionwastomoveintothelunarmodule—thesectionofthespacecraftthatwouldhavelandedontheMoon.Nowthough,theywereusingitasakindoflifeboat.Withitsownpowersupply,oxygenandwater,thethreemencouldsurviveinthelunarmoduleandreturntoEarth.Therewasanotherproblemthough.Inanenclosedspacelikealunarmodule,thecarbondioxidethecrewwasbreathingoutwasdangerous.Theequipmenttocleartheairofcarbondioxidewasonlybuiltfortwopeople.Nowithadtodealwiththree.Amazingly,thecrewmanagedtobuildanadapteroutofmaterialsonboardtoreducethecarbondioxidetoasafelevel.Therewasonefinalhindrance.Thelunarmodulewasn’tstrongenoughtore-enterEarth’satmospheresothecrewhadtogobackintothedamagedcommandmodule.Toeveryone’srelief,thecrewofApollo13arrivedsafelyintheSouthPacificOceanonApril17th.Althoughthecrewdidn’tlandontheMoon,NASAstillconsideredthemissionasuccess.16．Whatwastheastronauts’firstreactiontotheexplosion?A．TheywentouttolandontheMoon. B．TheyinformedscientistsonEarth.C．Theymovedintothelunarmodule. D．Theylookedintothecauseoftheexplosion.17．Howdidtheastronautssolvetheirairsituationinthelunarmodule?A．Bymovingbacktothecommandmodule. B．Byloweringthecarbondioxidelevel.C．Bycreatinganewoxygensupply. D．Bylimitingtheoxygenuse.18．Whatdoestheunderlinedwordinthelastparagraphmean?A．Surprise. B．Mission. C．Obstacle. D．Circumstance.19．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．ASuccessfulMission B．AnAmazingAdventureC．DeepSpaceExploration D．Life-and-DeathDramainSpace6.（2022·全國·模擬預(yù)測）NearlytwoyearsaftertheCOVID-19outbreak,ChinahasgrantedapprovaltoitsfirstantibodycombinationtreatmentforCOVID-19.AteamfromBriiBiosciences,TsinghuaUniversity,andthePeople’sHospitalofShenzhenhasaccomplishedthetaskin20months.Itwouldusuallytakes10years.“Itcanreducetherateofhospitalizationanddeathby80percent,”saidZhangLinqi,leaderoftheresearchteam.Thenewantibodydrugisimmediatelyeffectivewhenconductedintravenously(靜脈注射).Moreover,thetreatmentcanprotectpeople,especiallythosewhosephysicalconditiondoesn’tallowvaccination,frombecominginfectedbyCOVID-19foraroundnineto12months,saidZhang.Howdoesitwork?Whenavirusinfectsacell,itreliesonanimportanttypeofprotein:thespikeproteinsonitssurface.Thespikeproteinsserveasakeytounlockingacell.Ifaviruscannotenteracell,itwillbedestroyedimmediately.Thejobofourantibodiesistoblockthevirusfromenteringcells.Soitstargetisveryprecise.Inaddition,thankstothecoordinationbetweenthetwoantibodies,itishighlyefficientanddurableincontrollingthevirus,accordingtoZhang.LabtestssuggestthattheantibodycombinationcanbeeffectiveagainstcommonCOVID-19variants,includingtheAlpha,Beta,Delta,LambdaandMu.TestingwiththenewerOmicronstrainisongoing.Thequalitiesofthenewdrugmakeitespeciallyusefulforhigh-riskgroups,suchasfrontlinemedicalworkersandpeoplewhoarenotsuitableforvaccinationduetovariouspossiblehealthproblems.Thenewdrugisexpectedtocometothemarketsoon,butit’snotcheap.That’sbecauseoflimitedproduction.Also,ittypicallymustbeadministeredintravenouslyinahospitalsetting.NotingthatChinahasusedscienceandtechnologytofightCOVID-19sincethebeginningoftheoutbreak,Zhangsaid:“Scienceisthecoretosolvingtheissue.Sciencehasshownitspowerinallsectors,frommedicaltreatment,medicineandvaccinedevelopmenttopreventionandcontrolmeasures.”20．Whatdoweknowaboutthenewdrug?A．Itcanremainactiveinhumanbodiesfor20months.B．It’sunsuitableforpeoplewithunderlyinghealthproblems.C．ItprovestobeeffectiveagainstCOVID-19variantsalone.D．Itpromisesan80percentreducedriskofdeath.21．Howdoesthedrugwork?A．Bygettingridofcellsinfectedwiththevirus.B．Bypreventingthevirusfromattackingcells.C．Byassistingthespikeproteinsinunlockingcells.D．Bytargetingspikeproteinsonthesurfaceofcells.22．Whatisadisadvantageofthedrug?A．Ithassomesideeffects. B．Itsingredientsarestillinlimitedsupply.C．Noteveryonecanaffordit. D．Onlyhigh-riskgroupscanhaveaccesstoit.23．WhatistheZhangLinqi’sattitudetowardsscienceandtechnologyinfightingCOVID-19?A．Supportive. B．Ambiguous. C．Indifferent. D．Negative.7．（2022·貴州遵義·統(tǒng)考三模）ARussianactorandfilmdirectorleftEarthonaspaceshipthisweektostartfilmingamovie.RussianofficialssaidthemoviewillshinealightonRussia’ssuccessinspace.DmitryPeskovispresssecretaryforPresidentVladimirPutin.“Wehavebeenpioneersinspaceandmaintainedaconfidentposition,”Peskovsaid,addingthatspaceexplorationisgreatforRussia.ActorYuliaPeresildanddirectorKlimShipenkotookofffromasiteinKazahkstanTuesdaywithcosmonautAntonShkaplerov.TheyarrivedaboutthreehourslaterattheInternationalSpaceStationwheretheywillstayfor12days.ThefuturefilmiscalledChallenge.Ittellsthestoryofadoctorwhohurriestothespacestationtohelpanastronautwithaheartproblem.Thepassengershadfourmonthstogetreadyforthespacetrip.Peresildsaidtrainingforthetripwasdifficult.But,shesaid,oncetheyreachtheirgoal,“allthatwillseemnotsodifficultandwewillrememberitwithasmile.”Shipenkosaidhewillfinishthemoviebackhomeafterfilminginspace.TwootherRussiancosmonautsalreadyonthespacestationwillalsoperforminthemovie.DmitryRogozinheadstheRussianspaceagencyRoscosmosandhasbeenamajorforcebehindtheproject.“Spacedeservesbeingshowninamoreprofessional,artfulway,”hesaid.Rogozinsaidheeditedthescripthimselftocorrectlyrepresenttherealitiesofspacetravel.“Wedescribesomerealemergenciesthatmayhappenoutthere,”hesaid.OlegNovitskiyisanexperiencedRussiancosmonaut.Hewillplaythecharacterwiththeheartprobleminthemovie.Whenthatisdone,hewillreturntocaptain’sseatoftheSoyuzspacecraftandbringtheactoranddirectorbacktoEarth.24．WhatcanwelearnfromDmitryPeskov’swords?A．PresidentVladimirPutinthoughtthemoviewasgreat.B．Russiaisintheleadingpositioninspaceexploration.C．Theactorandfilmdirectorarepioneerstomakefilm.D．TheRussiangovernmentisconfidentofthelaunchmission.25．Whoisprobablygoingtoplaytheroleofdoctoraccordingtothepassage?A．YuliaPeresild. B．KlimShipenko.C．DmitryRogozin. D．OlegNovitskiy.26．Whatdoweknowaboutthemovie?A．Itwillbecompletelyfinishedinspace.B．ThescriptwaswrittenbyRogozin.C．Itwillreflectsomerealemergenciesinspace.D．Theroleswillallbeplayedbyprofessionalactors.27．Whichofthefollowingcanbeasuitabletitleforthepassage?A．Russia’sGreatSpaceExploration.B．InternationalSpaceStation.C．AnEmergencyinSpace.D．Challenge:AMovieMadeinSpace.8.（2022·湖北·校聯(lián)考模擬預(yù)測）WhenArmstrongsetfootonthemoonin1969,childrensawstarsintheireyesanddreamedofanever-before-imaginedcareer:astronaut.Becominganastronautisadifficulttask.Theymusthaveamaster’sdegreeandatleasttwoyearsofrelevantprofessionalexperience.Alternatively,theymustcompleteatleast1,000hoursunderthepilot’scommandinajetplane.Thetrickypartbeginsnow.Astronautsmustpassalong-termflightphysicalexam.Youareunluckyifyouareshorterthan5feet2inchesortallerthan6feet3inches.Candidatesmusthave20/20vision,eveniftheywearcorrectivelenses.Evenwhilesitting,yourbloodpressureshouldnotexceed140/90.Additionally,makesurethatyourresumeisconciseanderror-free.Astronautsmustpayattentiontominordetails,whichisanecessaryskillforscientists.Itisnotaneasyroadtobecomeanastronaut.Forexample,in2021,despitethefactthat18,300peopleapplied,only12wereacceptedbyNASA,representinga1‰acceptancerate.Whetheryourapplicationisacceptedornot,itwillbesometimebeforeyouleaveEarth.First,you’retofinishatwo-yearmilitarytrainingcourse.Physicaltestsarealsorequired.Theymustfirstobtainascubadivinglicenseandthenswimthreelapsinapoolwhilewearingaflightsuit.Finally,studentsshouldpracticedrivingthetypicalhighandlowatmosphericpressuresinsimulations(模擬).Astronautsmustcompletetwoyearsofcompulsorymilitarytraininginadditiontosixyearsofeducationandtwoyearsofprofessionalexperience.Thisalladdsuptodecadesofplanning.Afterthat,astronautsmustcompleteextensivemissiontrainingbeforeleavingEarth.Becominganastronautischallenging,butifyouhaveapassionforspaceexploration,don’tletchallengesholdyouback.28．Accordingtopara.2,whoismostqualifiedtoapplyforastronauts?A．Abachelorwhopassednormalphysicalexams.B．Amasterwithperfectresumeandlowbloodpressure.C．Apilot6feetinheightwith1100-hours’flightexperience.D．Adoctorwithone-yearrelevantexperienceand20/20vision.29．Whydoestheauthorusestatisticsinparagraph3?A．ToexplainittakessometimetoleaveEarth.B．Toimplypeople’spassionforspaceexploration.C．Toshowthedifficultytobeacceptedasanastronaut.D．Topersuadepeopletogiveupthedreamofastronaut.30．What’stherightorderofastronauts’trainingbeforeleavingEarth?①Scubadivingandswimmingtraining②Extremeatmosphericpressuresdrivingtraining③Extensivemissiontraining④Atwo-yearmilitarytrainingA．④①③② B．①④②③ C．①②④③ D．④①②③31．Whichcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．ThePursuitofSpaceDream. B．HowtoBecomeanAstronaut?C．TheHardshipofSpaceExploration. D．WhataretheTasksofAstronauts?9.（2022·遼寧·校聯(lián)考三模）Thepast12monthswon’tberememberedfondlybecauseofthepandemic.Forthehighlyskilledteamofpharmacists(藥劑師)atBoots,lifeinacustomer-facingrolehasbroughtnewchallenges.Butallhavereactedwonderfullytomeettheneedsofcustomers.Boots’pharmacistLisahasplayedherpartinBoots’latestseriescampaigntoincreaseawarenessoftherangeofservicesitofferstocustomers.“BesidesvisitingBootsforadvicefromyourlocalpharmacistwealsooffertheElectronicPrescriptionService(EPS),PrescriptionDeliveryService(PDS)fornominated(指定的)collectionfromourpharmacies,andselectedstoresofferlate-nightopeninghours.”TheEPShasbeenagame-changerformanypeople,enablingthemtoaccesstheirprescribedmedicationfromapharmacyoftheirchoiceinEnglandonly.Atthetouchofakeyboard,yourdoctorcanhandoveryourprescriptiontoyournominatedpharmacywithinEngland.BootsalsooffersaPrescriptionTextMessageService(PTMS),whichmeanstheycansendyoualiveupdatetextwhenyourprescriptionisreadyforcollection,savingyoufromawastedjourneyandhangingaroundinthestore.ConvenienceandaccessibilityareattheheartoftheBootsphilosophy.SelectedBootspharmaciesareopenuntilmidnight,MondaytoSaturday(withsomeopeningonSundays).Forcustomerswhoareunabletotraveltoapharmacy,PDSisavailableacrosstheUK.YourclosestlocalBootswillbehappytosignyouupforhomedelivery.Thecostis￡5foreachdelivery,orforjust￡55ayear,youcanreceiveunlimitedprescriptiondeliveries.AsanalternativetothePDS,customersmayprefertonominateatrustedpersontocollecttheirmedicationontheirbehalf.Pharmacyteamscanofferexpertadviceandvarioushealthservices,manyofwhichcouldsaveyouavisittoyourdoctororhelpyoumakehealthylifestylechoices.32．WhichofthefollowingservicedoesBootsnotoffer?A．Face-to-faceservice. B．Round-the-clockservice.C．Prescriptiondeliveryservice. D．Electronicprescriptionservice.33．WhatconveniencedoesthePTMSprovide?A．ItupdatesBoots’latestnews. B．Itavoidscustomers’in-storecollection.C．Itreducescustomer’sshopvisitingtime. D．Itsavespharmacistsgettingprescriptionsready.34．HowcancustomersusethePDS?A．Bybookingawholeyear’shomedelivery. B．ByseekingPharmacists’adviceunlimitedly.C．Bygettingfreehomedeliveryaftersigningup. D．Bynominatingapersontodelivertheirmedication.35．Whichcanbethebesttitleofthetext?A．AcampaignBootshascarriedout. B．ResponsesBootshasmadetot