炎德英才大联考(附中版)湖南师大附中2025届高三月考试卷(五)5英语答案正在持续更新，目前2026金太阳答案网为大家整理了相关试题及答案，供大家查缺补漏，高效提升成绩。

22:47D◇A®o☐□BIn about a week I will start one of my most expected adventures ever.Sarek NationalPark will be a mission:It is not a place for the unprepared.It is a place for adventurous heartswho are looking for solitude ()wildness and a connection with nature that is hard to findon our planet these days.High up in the north of Sweden at the border with Norway,it iscalled the last European Wilderness.【高二“七校联考”·英语第3页（共8页）】ZH241288B4/8The preparation for this trip started a few months ago.I tried to prepare in the best waypossible as this is uncharted territory for me.It will be the first hike really off the beatenpath.I will not go into details until I get back and actually know what I am talking about.There are a few things to keep in mind when you plan to hike in Sarek National Park.First of all,there are no huts or any accommodation.If you are at the heart of Sarek.you will be at least a 4-5 days hike away from the next mountain hut.So this means I willhave to carry everything I need for 8-10 days.The biggest part of the load will be food.There are no paths or waymarks.I will have to make my own route with GPS and maps.In addition,the weather can be very challenging.Sarek is the area in Sweden with theheaviest rainfall.It is also known for strong wind and there're not many places to shelter fromit because there are hardly any trees.It is important to bring professional hiking gear )Finding and choosing a good campsite might take some time as well.24.What does the author consider Sarek National Park to be?A.It is a place hard to find.B.It is a place for the unprepared.C.It is the last wilderness on our planetD.It is a place which is attractive and demanding.enturousC.Not well-received.D.Not dangerous.26.What can be inferred from paragraph 3?A.The author will make a map of SarekB.The author will hike 4-5 days in the Sarek.C.The author will reach the depths of Sarek.D.The author needn't prepare fod for himself27.What is the main idea of paragraph 47A.Sarek National park is full of rainfall and strong wind.B.Finding good campsites need a lot of time.C.Adventurers need to bring professional hiking gearD.Adventurers should be aware of the challenging weatherIt is late autumn-millions of gardeners across the northern hemisphere,pulled on theirthickest sweaters.spent hours clearing large piles of leaves and packed them into plastic bagsat the end of driveways.In the US alone,nearly 10 million tonnes of garden waste go to landfill every year.Thatwhere does thisbelief that thick fallen leaves can make plants under them unable to breathe.especially shortergrass,They shut down important photosynthesis(光合作用)and get in the way of the growthof the shorter grass.However,this received wisdom has recently been questioned byresearchers at Wisconsin University.The key finding of their new research was that although clearing fallen leaves is one of themost common gardening practices,it maks very little sense.leaves help return nutrients necessary for healthy plant growth to the soil,which greatlimproves soil condition.Removing leaves year after year breaks this ecologicalbalance.Letting some leaves stick around to cover your garden is a great way to help yourgrass and the local ecosystem.They further explained that if up to50 percent of your grass lawn (is covered by【高二“七校联考”·英语第4页（共8页】ZH241288Bfallen leaves.you might as well go back indoors and put your feet up.The advantages of thislight leaf coverage far outweigh the disadvantagewill quickly break down andhelp next year's lawn grow far better than if you had cleared them.Only at over 50 percentcoverage do the Wisconsin researchers recommend clearing.So why not consider leaving the leaves?Save time.carbon and effort.and in exchange geta healthier lawn from this garden waste-that seems like a pretty good deal.And how manyuld be saved by simply not binning fallen leaves every year?In the US alone28.What does the author describe in paragraph12A.A common sight in gardens.B.An amazing autumn game.C.A hot attraction in the north.D.An extreme weathA.Fallen leaves need not be cleared.B.Fallen leaves protect shorter grass.C.Fallen leaves block photosynthesis.D.Fallen leaves are hard to break dowr30.TheThe new research finds clearing fallen leaves makes lttle sense.becauseB.it breaks gardening rulesC.it affects local economyD.it causes ecological damage31.What's the author's attitude to Wisconsin University's study?A.Doubtful.B.PositiveC.Unclear.D.Worried.Food is key to our daily functions by fueling our activity and supporting our bodies andminds.In space,where astronauts face extreme environmental and physical changes,the needfor safe,nutritious and energy-laden food is particularly vital to overall health.Space food must provide enough energy to fuel astronauts on their demanding missions.according to NASA.In microgravity (lowgravityar to heweightless)environments.proper nutriticn can fighgainst thee resultbones and muscles.For example,vitamins D.K and C aid in synthesizing (calcium intobone.Meanwhile,dietary supplements like iron,omega-3 fatty acids and B12 can make up fordietary insufficiency.After decades of nutritional studies and food technology advancements.NASA has moved