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have beeneh ther wach for fre mBhcnhelphaveproblmheveteoradio alarin to coni the problem.The tem basu300fe've becomepart of the chain,because we give insight before the eye,either teehnological or human,can sefre,”says Ferrebuz..1.How does the author introduce the topic of the text?A.By stressing the disastrous effects of wildfires.B.By describing the performance of a fire sensor.C.By explaining the responsibilities of firefighters.D.By presenting problems with fire alarm systems.2.What does Paragraph 3 mainly talk about?A.How the sensors work.B.How wildfires affect air quality.C.What role AI plays in detecting a fire.D.Why data from previous fires are important3.In what way are the sensors better than cameras?A.They have a wider range and make swifter detection.B.They can detect fires more remotely and accurately.C.They won't stop working even in extreme conditions.D.They don't need staff to confirm the problems.4.What might be the best title for the text?A.Sensor-Based System Planning Gets Underway in ChileB.Wildfires Sound the Alarm of Protecting the ForestC.Digital Noses Sniff the Air for Forest FiresD.Lookout Towers are Crucial to Fire DetectionBWhile most people don't think much about garbage,trash()is beloved by archaeologists(考古学家).A favorite site for study is a midden(贝丘)，an old trash or garbage heap(堆).Amidden might contain damaged stone or metal items,which tell us about the weapons and tools peopleused.Softer materials such as wood,cloth,leather,and baskets are sometimes preserved.They maytell us what people wore,how they carried things,or the kind of toys used by children.Historichousehold trash heaps often contain broken pottery pieces and even traces of the food they once held.Most people no longer keep a trash heap by the kitchen door.Instead,garbage is hauled off tolandfills(垃圾填埋池).These landfills can still attract archaeologists.The Garbage Project collectedinformation from landfills from 1987 to 1995.Student archaeologists measured tons of garbage from 15landfills across the United States and Canada.This garbology,the study of garbage,research led to abetter understanding of how people have changed what they consume during this period of time.Thefindings also led to a better awareness of how quickly various items rot.This helped with city planningfor garbage disposal and recycling efforts.Some found objects that may clearly be of archaeological interest,such as arrowheads and spearpoints.It is typically against the law to collect these on public lands,so they should be left in place.Ifyou take a photo and note the location,you can notify the state archaeologist or the government branchthat is in charge of the land,such as the National Park Service or the Bureau of Land Management.Everyone is responsible for protecting archaeological resources,which is a concept known as"archaeological stewardship."Sometimes this even means protecting old garbage.5.Why is old trash important according to archaeologists?A.It can teach us about the past.B.It might help us locate metal mines.C.It can contribute to modern material-industry.It might encourage us to protect our environment.6.What did the student archaeologists mentioned in Paragraph 2 do?A.They conducted a study on modern trash.B.They recycled waste from some landfills.C.They offered some creative city planning ideas.D.They compared ancient trash heaps with modern landfills7.What should you do if you find a potential historic item?A.Donate it to public collections.C.Leave it in a safe place.B.Take it to proper authoritiesD.Mark the place of it.8.What is the best title for the text?A.Past or Future?B.Trash or Treasure?C.Protection or Damage?D.Problem or Resource?伯乐马2022年高考基本分专练·英语·第62页（共62页）

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