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unfortunately,both of her legs had to be removed when30.What do we know about the documentary?status among math lovers,at least until the next largestshe was just 18 months old.Jessica learned to walk withOctopuses(章鱼)in the wild have often beenA.It records an octopus'dream content.prime number is found.Given that the genius whoartificial legs.As a child,she took to sports includingobserved changing their skin color to catch their food orB.It was filmed and produced by Laurauncovers a prime number with 100million digits will getgymnastics,cheerleading,ice skating,biking and rockavoid being caught.Now,for the first time,aC.It shows octopuses change colors when hunting.both fame and 150 000 from the Electronic Frontierclimbing.researcher has shot an attractive video of an octopusD.It was about an octopus and her host Scheel.Foundation,the competition to discover the nextShe began swimming at her grandparents'housecalled Heidi rapidly changing into a quantity of colors31.What is the best title of the text?record-breaking prime number can only increasewhen she was 6.She started competitive swimmingwhile dreaming.A.A Fish Lover Raises an Amazing OctopusTherefore,the discovery is just a matter of when.about 4 years later.She did really well in swimming.The video,part of Octopus:Making Contact,aB.A Documentary about an Octopus'Life Habit32.Why is it difficult to find unknown prime numbers?Shortly after she started competing,Jessica was selecteddocumentary first shown on PBS on October 2,2019,C.An Octopus Changes Colors While SleepingA.The present prime numbers are serviceable.as Maryland's Female Swimmer of the Year with awas shot by a fish lover David Scheel,who has raisedD.An Important Discovery Shown on PBSB.There is no fixed model for prime numbers.Disability.Even though Jessica was annoyed with herHeidi in a fish tank since she was young.The professorDC.The searching software is too expensive.physical limitations,she was encouraged to enter herat Alaska Pacific University in Anchorage believes thatOn January 4,the Great Internet Mersenne PrimeD.Mathematicians lack the motivation to do sofirst Paralympic Games in Athens,Greece.She wonthe octopus-whose skin went from pale gray to ghostlySearch(GIMPS),a group of volunteers who use freely33.What is Marin Mersenne's contribution mentioned inthree gold medals in swimming at 12!But she did notwhite to deep,dark violet,before changing into aavailable software to search for Mersenne primethe text?rest on her success.greenish-brown camouflage(伪装)pattern一was dreaming ofnumbers,announced the discovery of a new "largestA.Working out a way of getting prime numbers.known prime number(质数).”Since they follow no setB.Launching a computer project in 1996.￥Jessica has gone on to win 23 medals for Team USAcatching her next meal.at the Paralympics!While she began her career out of“She's asleep;she sees a crab(螃蟹)，and herpattern,the numbers are hard to discover,which isC.Finding the largest prime number M77232917color starts to change a little bit,"Scheel says in theprobably why mathematicians are continually challengingD.Figuring out a class of rare prime numbers.anger and annoyance,she has now a positive force on avideo."Then she turns all dark.Octopuses will do thatthemselves to find the next big one.34.What does the underlined word "frivolous"inmission to inspire the next generation of Paralympians!when they leave the bottom.”He adds.“This is aThe recent discovery consists of a shocking 23 249 425Paragraph4mean？内Her attitude and growth have been keys to her success.camouflage like she's just caught a crab,and now she'sfigures.According to GIMPS,the number is big enoughA.Necessary.Jessica always believed she could do anything.As shegoing to sit there and eat it,and she doesn't wantto fill an entire shelf of books,totaling 9 000 pagesB.Unimportant.says,"The only disability in life is a negative attitude."anyone to notice her.If she's dreaming,that's theNicknamed M77232917,it is the 50th Mersenne primeC.Meaningful.24.What happened to Jessica when she was a baby?dream."Scheel's theory about Heidi's pleasant dreamand the 16th discovered by GIMPS since the computerD.UselessA.She was abandoned in the wild.originates from the fact that animals with the ability toproject began in 1996.The particular class of rare prime35.What is the author's opinion towards finding the nextB.She had 25 operations on her leg.camouflage have never been observed changing colors sonumbers is named after 17th-century French masterlargest prime number?C.She had her legs cut because of disease.abruptly while sleeping.Marin Mersenne,who came up with a method ofA.Doubtful.D.She was adopted by a Russian family.The hour-long documentary,which tracks Scheel'sobtaining prime numbers using a simple equation(B.Optimistic.25.When did Jessica begin to receive professionaldeveloping relationship with the octopus,also shows式)：2"-1(n being a prime number).C.Unconcerned.swimming training?Heidi's other skills.She enjoys playing with small toys,The discovery,which is larger than the previousD.Ambiguous.A.At the age of 4.watching television-particularly The Big Bang Theoryandrecord holder by almost a million figures,can be第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)B.At the age of 6.solving puzzles.The talented octopus can also escapecredited to Jonathan Pace.It took the FedEx engineer,根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入C.At the age of 10.from small spaces,use tools,and even press a buttonwho has been searching for big primes for 14 years,six空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。D.At the age of 12.on a remote control.Like any smart family pet,Heididays of non-stop computing to find M77232917.To testTalking to someone on a train,bus,or subway can26.What can we infer about Jessica from the text?recognizes Scheel and his teenage daughter Laura andif his calculations were accurate,the number wasbe risky yet exciting,as you never know when they'reindependently confirmed by four different programsgoing to get off.Here are some useful tips.A.She was the youngest athlete in US historycuhes to her tank's side in greeting every timeB.She has set a good example to Paralympians.either comesclose.running on different hardware.Make eye contact.Making brief eye contact can28.What is the octopus doing in the video?Though the continuous seek for an increasinglyshow the person that you're interested and help youC.She has won 23 gold medals in Paralympics.A.Sleeping.B.Hunting.large prime number may seem frivolous,they do comejudge whether they are interested in you.36 IfD.She took part in several sports in Paralympics.C.Dining.D.Hiding.in handy for use in computer password to protectthey look away quickly or appear disinterested,it's27.What does the author want to tell us?29.What is Paragraph 3 mainly about?important data from hackers.But since the presentprobably best not to approach.A.Difficult the first time,easy the second.A.The relationship between Scheel and Heidisoftware uses prime numbers that are hundreds of digits37 If the person looks at you once more,this is aB.Never hit a man when he is down.B.The octopus'daily activities in a fish tank.(数位)long,not millions,M77232917 will not begood sign that they notice you and want to interact with you.C.A common danger causes common action.C.Scheel's guessing about the dream of Heidi.needed anytime soon.However,its discovery hasWhen making eye contact,keep your facial expression lightD.Nothing is impossible to a determined heart.D.The research results about octopuses'dreamearned Pace$3000,and,more importantly,lifted hisand friendly,rather than straight and serious.·英语3-3·(全卷共6页)·英语34·(全卷共6页)