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and examine how vibrations affected people of different ages and from different backgrounds.28.What can we learn from the first three paragraphs?C.They are curious about the border areas.A.Driver fatigue is the most significant cause of car accidents.D.They hope to do more business around the border areasB.Drivers can stay awake by feeling the physical vibration.33.How did Rafael Ruiz sound in terms of his trying to succeed in crossing the border?A.Panicked.B.Ashamed.C.Doubtful.C.The physical vibrations of cars make people sleepy.D.Desperate.D.Physical vibration can harm drivers'health.34.What does the underlined word"expelled"mean in the last paragraph?A.Made to behave.29.What can be concluded about the vibration from the study?B.Made to respond.C.Made to leave.D.Made to argue.A.Well-rested drivers won't feel sleepy despite the vibration.35.What is the best title for the news report?B.Drivers cannot maintain alertness after about 30 minutes'drive.A.Biden administration seeks to end Title 42C.The frequency of vibration has no effect on drivers'sleepiness.B.US southern border arrests break recordD.Drivers'sleepiness reaches the maximum after about 60 minutes'drive.C.Most migrants are single adults looking for jobs in US30.Which of the following could the study be intended for most?D.Migrants attempt to cross US southern border for better lifeA.Car drivers.B.Car passengers第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）C.Car sales companiesD.Car producers.根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填人空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。31.How did Associate Professor Mohammad Fard comment on the findings?Have you ever complained about your to-do list but still kept busy with it?Me,too.A.They needed to be further proved.Never put off your to-do list.36B.They were not reliable at all.Rename it..My friend Jim Kwik says,“Call your‘got-todo'list your‘get-to-do'list”C.They were completely convincing.It's a small revision,but a big change.37 What a nice day if you get to,rather thanD.They were partly wrong."have got to",walk your dog,choose fantastic food for dinner and go to a job that affords youthe life you have！US border agents have arrested a record 1.94 million migrants at the southern border inAdd some action.38 You should add some verbs and result-based benefits,likethe first 10 months of fiscal(财政的)year2o22,surpassing(超过)the total border arrests of“Book dentist and get teeth shining white！!”or“Complete report and breathe,”magine the1.73 million for 2021,according to newly released figures from US Customs and Bordergood feeling attached to each item and let it cheer you up.Protection (CBP).With two months remaining for the government's fiscal year 2022,the39 Have you ever noticed when you're in a rush,you make mistakes?For example,number likely will easily be over 2 million,a historical record.when you're late for work,you can't find your jeans,you hit your foot on the bed and youOne reason for the rising number of arrests is Title 42,a COVID-19 pandemic-relatedmisplace your phone as you head down the lift.When we operate from a place of calm,thingspolicy put in place under the Trump administration.It allows border agents to turn away somehappen faster.We find what we need with little difficulty.40 It can be as simple asof the migrants without processing or penalty().As a result,many make repeated bordersitting up in bed,taking ten deep breaths when you wake up and setting a simple goal for thecrossing attempts.day,not reaching straight for Facebook and email.CBP said that for July,agents stopped 199,976 migrants;22 percent of the arrestsA.Think about it.involved individuals who had at least one prior()encounter in the previous 12 months.B.Trust there's time.The July number was down 3.8 percent from 207,933 in June and down 6.8 percent from 213,C.We don't burn the toast.593 in July 2021,CPB said."While the encounter numbers remain high,this is a positiveD.Much of the to-do list is already clear.trend and the first two-month drop since October 2021,"said Commissioner Chris Magnus.E.Then move to the more challenging tasks.Rafael Ruiz,a 54-year-old Mexican,told The Wall Street Journal that he has alreadyF.Here's how to get things done but enjoy yourself at the same time.tried to cross the border three times and vows to keep trying."I won't give up.I have nothingG.You had better not write plain reminders down as memory ones,like "Dentist"andhere in Mexico,"he told the Journal.“Report'”.The Biden administration sought to end Title 42 in May,but that was blocked by a第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）federal judge after several Republican-led states,including Texas,filed a lawsuit.The policy第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）will likely stay in place for months as the case is appealed.If Title 42 is eventually removed,阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空自处的最the number of border crossings is expected to drop,but the number of asylum-seekers(佳选项。Paying it forward is something that's in Jaden Smith's genes.He played an important role难者)is expected to rise.Current data show that about 70 percent of migrants are single adults looking for jobin the JUSTwater campaign,helping provide clean drinking water for the people of Flint,opportunities in the US,according to the Journal.While Mexico and Central AmericanMichigan..Then,to4lhis2 Ist birthday two years ago,the rapper(说唱歌手)started thecountries remain the primary source of migrant crossings,the numbers are increasing forI love You Restaurant,a vegan(纯素食者)food truck to provide food for Los Angeles'migrants from Cuba,Nicaragua and Venezuela,reported the Journal.Authorities said theyhomeless people.stopped Mexicans,Guatemalans,Hondurans and El Salvadorans less in July than in June."Our mission is to 42 love to communities experiencing food or 43 insecurity byMexico has agreed to take people from all those countries who are expelled under Title 42.offering water 44 fresh,high-quality and delicious sustainable meal options,"his food32.Why do a lot of migrants try to cross the border over and over again?Smith's vegan meals found their way to 8,000 people of Los Angeles'Skid Row().website 45.A.They won't be punished to do so.B.They are permitted to do so by border agents.Eventually,I Love You's efforts were expanded to 46 at-risk people in Harlem,New【2023仿真模拟卷·英语（三）·第6页（共8页）】新高考【2023仿真模拟卷·英语（三）·第5页（共8页）】新高考