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1、考研英语一2023年黑河市全真模拟试题Section I Use of EnglishDirections:Read the following text. Choose the best word(s) for each numbered blank and mark A, B, C or D on the ANSWER SHEET. (10 points)“Good night, Yammine.”“Good night, Chief，” I reply.The cell door 1 and I hear Chiefs keys clinking as other doors clang
2、 shut further down the row. I step into my little cell and sit down. I glance up at the window, covered in mesh(铁网)，and think to myself, “This isnt a life, its just a(n) 2 ”Being 3 makes me feel as though Im being buried alive. I am a puppet(木偶) with people 4 strings so that I eat, sleep and wake wh
3、en they want me to.I lie on my bed as night 5 and think the same thoughts 6 I think about how it all went so wrong, and imagine how I will 7 for all the time Ive lost.Every day I live the same routine and nothing changes except the people. Prisoners depart for other prisons, or get 8 Others 9 from d
4、ifferent prisons, or fresh from custody. Its a 10 revolving(旋转) door.When I committed my 11 ， I was a lost young boy, but now I am 12 Walking around the yard, I would notice my fellow prisoners reading books and writing letters to friends and family, which upset me as my 13 at school was limited.I l
5、onged for the day when Id be able to sit in the sun, enjoying a cup of coffee and reading a newspaper or book 14 my choice. I also longed to write letters to my friends and family, sharing my thoughts and feelings.I decided not to waste my time inside and, 15 ， make the most of all the resources ava
6、ilable to me. I started to learn and was 16 to realize my dream.Now, after five years persistence, heartache and hard work, I have 17 my goal. Having 18 a course as a reading adviser, I can now help others to read and write. And I have even started a creative writing workshop at Junee Correctional C
7、entre. Learning to read and write at a highter level has given me the inner strength to present myself in a more 19 manner.And the day Ive dreamed about has come true: I now enjoy my cup of coffee with a book in my other hand. Learning to read and write has changed my life and this article is my fir
8、st piece of “proper” writing, and it wont be my 20 1、AopensBclosesCbreaksDsticks2、AexistenceBappearanceCoffenceDholiday3、Aat schoolBat homeCin hospitalDin prison4、ApullingBshakingCwindingDcasting5、AbecomesBdropsCfeelsDfalls6、Aonce and for allBover and over againConce againDfor good7、Ado upBmake upCf
9、ix upDmend up8、ArevealedBsentencedCpunishedDreleased9、AreachBgetCarriveDgo10、AcontinuallyBoccasionallyCaccidentallyDrarely11、AmistakeBcrimeCerrorDfault12、AcaughtBhomeCfoundDtrapped13、AattendanceBabsenceCallowanceDassistance14、AinBofCoverDby15、AhoweverBinsteadCthusDnevertheless16、AdevotedBdedicatedCd
10、eterminedDdecided17、AgainedBrecognizedCarrivedDachieved18、AattendedBcompletedCstartedDorganized19、ApositiveBnegativeCsensitiveDpassive20、AbestBworstClatestDlastSection II Reading ComprehensionPart ADirections:Read the following four texts. Answer the questions below each text by choosing A, B, C or
11、D. Mark your answers on the ANSWER SHEET. (40 points)Text 1Theres a revolution happening in the way that food is grown around the world. Vertical farming piles crops on top of one another in a climate controlled, indoor facility, and uses advanced technology to produce food in the most environmental
12、ly friendly way the world has ever seen.At AeroFarms in Newark, New Jersey, crops are piled more than 30 feet high in a 30,000 square foot space. They use aeroponic(气雾栽培) technology, involving misting the roots of the plants, using an astonishing 95% less water than conventional farming methods. Dav
13、id Rosenberg, CEO of AeroFarms told Seeker, “Typically, in indoor growing, the roots sit in water. If we mist nutrition to the root structure, the roots have a better oxygenation(氧合作用).”AeroFarms uses no pesticides. The plants are grown in a reusable cloth made from recycled plastic, so no soil is n
14、eeded to grow them. They also use a system of specialized LED lighting instead of natural sunlight, reducing their energy footprint even further. “Many people say Sunless? Wait. Plants need sun. Actually the plants dont need yellow spectrum(光谱). So we reduce our energy footprint by doing things like
15、 reducing certain types of spectrum to make it function as sunlight,” Rosenberg said.Dickson Despommier, an ecologist from Columbia University, was one of the first advocates of vertical farming. In 1999, he proposed that vertical farming could help feed our ever-growing, overpopulated cities, while using less water than current farming methods and reducing the need to transport food long-distances. Despommier likely imagined his idea would be taking shape on a globa
