2023名校版高考英语阅读理解精读附答案h

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2023名校版高考英语阅读理解精读附答案

The way I treat a clove(瓣)of garlic does not just change its

size but its chemistry; the decision to slice or crush it will shape

the flavour of the meal. Cooking can show us this: our actions

matter. Through my work in the kitchen, I thought about what I

had learned about time, about people and the world beyond me.

Then I asked myself: What would I discover if I treated cooking

as thinking?

When I cooked for myself as an 18-year-old, I attempted to

improve the flavor of a dish by adding more things to the pot.

But frustratingly, these dishes tasted of less. A logic of scale

failed here: more was not more.

Then I came across a recipe for tomato sauce, through which

I learned how small changes would cause a big difference. The

first few times I made it, I was respectful towards the amazing

transformation. But once I crushed the garlic instead of carefully

slicing it, and the sauce tasted different. Another time I replaced

fresh tomatoes with canned, which resulted in a watery mixture.

When I documented all the times I had cooked it, I was

suddenly able to answer questions that had escaped me in the

library during my studies. I had been studying the broken

relationship between language and the lived world for years.

Through cooking, I saw how each time a recipe was translated

anew in the kitchen. Therefore, life could be returned to

language, reinvigorating(使复兴)it.

When I cook, I’m using the knowledge produced through the

work of generations of cooks in kitchens all over the world.

Unlike the knowledge stored in libraries, this is information that

each person who uses it can rewrite in their own image. People

who cook become part of a chorus. When I began to pay

attention, I could hear their voices in a bubbling pan. Cooking is

thinking, and there is knowledge on an epic(史诗般的)scale in a

pan of hot red sauce.

32. Why is garlic mentioned in paragraph 1?

A. To explain a rule.

B. To present a story.

C. To introduce a topic.

D. To make a comparison.

33. What did the author learn from the cooking experiences?

A. Crushed garlic tastes better.

B. Fresh tomatoes work better.

C. Sliced garlic ruins the sauce.

D. More ingredients improve flavour.

34. What does paragraph 4 mainly tell us?

A. Life can bring language alive again.

B. A recipe can be renewed by each user.

C. The relationship between language and the world is broken.

D. The inspiration from cooking helps solve academic problems.

35. What might be the best title?

A. Less is more.

B. Our actions matter.

C. Cooking is thinking.

D. Recipes have souls.

C B D C

(2022·山东聊城模拟)Facial recognition technology was used to

permit passengers to get on flights at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta

International airport last week，making it the first in the nation to

use the technology can be used by international

passengers traveling through a special terminal，which is

operated by Delta said it is the first fully biometric

(生物特征识别) airport terminal to operate in the U．S.

The goal of the system is to simplify and speed up the

process of presenting documents to get on a gers

can begin using the facial recognition system when they first

arrive at the the first check-in，passengers can also

use face recognition to pass through security and to get on the

system prevents the need for travelers to present their

passport up to four times during the usual check in

ers look into a camera that scans their

image is then compared against a collection of pictures kept by

the CBP (s and Border Protection)．The agency

collects face scans from passports and visas.

The system，however，has raised concerns about

e Scott，a lawyer with the Electronic Privacy

Information Center，has called the use of facial recognition at

U．ts a “massive threat”．He said that the government

has created “a digital ID of millions of Americans” through

facial recognition，and the government’s facial recognition

database of citizens could be used for other purposes without an

individual’s permission.“The government now has the power to

identify you whenever it they did this without a public

discussion or consent taking photos collected for one purpose

and using it for another，” he said.

The CBP told CBS News that any U．n who has privacy

concerns can choose not to take part in the facial recognition

would prevent the airline from collecting a face scan

to compare with CBP policy is to remove photos of

U．ns from its system once their identities have been

confirmed.

Delta says about two percent of passengers using the Atlanta

airport terminal have chosen not to use the facial recognition

year，the airline plans to expand its biometric

system for international travelers at Detroit Metropolitan Airport

in Michigan.

9．Why is the facial recognition technology used in Atlanta

International Airport?

A．To scan the travelers’ faces.

B．To raise concerns about privacy.

C．To make more people board the planes.

D．To make the boarding more convenient.

10．What’s Jeramie Scott’s attitude toward facial recognition

technology?

A．Critical.

B．Uncaring.

C．Doubtful.

D．Favorable.

11．What can we learn about the facial recognition system?

A．The system may be promoted.

B．Passengers’ photos will be stored.

C．Most passengers reject the system.

D．The system scans passports and visas.

12．Where can you probably read the text?

A．In a news report.

B．In a travel handbook.

C．In a science book.

D．In an entertainment magazine.

D

C A A

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