总第605期高三7版Quiz Time答案与解析
D1 1-4 CCAB
D2 1-4 DBCD
D3 1-4 CBCB
D4 1-4 DDCC
D5 1-5 FGDCB
解析
D1
1. C. 根据后文的When it is time for Major Snow, many drink hot soup with ginger and Chinese dates to fight the cold and eat oranges to prevent rhinitis (鼻炎) and coughing. And when winter solstice arrives, they eat dumplings or glutinous rice (糯米) dumplings.
可知中国人根据二十四节气的运行来调整饮食，因此C项正确。
2. C. 根据Unlike the four general seasons, China’s 24 solar terms are based on people’s observations of the sun’s annual movements and its influence on the climate可知二十四节气是根据太阳的运行轨迹及其对气候的影响而制订的，所以C项正确。
3. A. 根据Awakening of Insects means a rise in temperature and increased rainfall. Its name refers to the fact that hibernating (冬眠的) animals are awakened by spring thunder, and that Earth begins to come back to life for spring agricultural activities可知Awakening of Insects（惊蛰）这个节气预示着春天来临万物复苏。
4. B. 根据“Making up a traditional knowledge system that has enjoyed thousands of years of use, the 24 solar terms clearly show the ideas of respect for nature and harmony between man and nature可知B正确。
D2
1. D. 根据but the fact they are producing new ones is what really angers me和There have got to be other ways of making money without using animal products可知Doug Maw之所以发起情愿是为了表示自己对于动物保护福利和动物保护问题的关注，他对于政府在这一问题上反复犯错表示愤怒。
2. B. 根据It picks up fewer drugs than paper notes and you don’t chop down trees和It’s more hygienic (卫生的) than a paper note by a long way可知相对纸币，新版五元钞票既卫生又环保。
3. C. 根据It’s not the first time that the latest version of the fiver has caused controversy可知C正确，文章在结尾处又提出了新版五元所面临的另一个问题：用丘吉尔替换女性社会活动家引发了女权保护主义者的不满。
4. D. 根据文章可知新版5英镑纸币首次使用聚合材料制作。根据UK’s first-ever bill made from a polymer (聚合材料). Its strong structure means that it can deal with dirt and moisture (水分) better than the paper bill it replaced可知该纸币和之前的纸币在制作和耐用性方面有很大的不同。
D3
1. C。本文第一段阐述了再生医学的定义，下文进一步列举了它在医学中的应用形式，所以答案为C。
2. B。由第二段的“Doctors have been giving sick people the 'bone marrow' from other healthy people for the last 30 or 40 years, and this is a kind of regenerative medicine.”可知在过去的三四十年里，骨髓移植是再生医学比较常见的运用方式，而从第三段可知，C、D所阐述的都是更新的运用方式，所以不对。而由第一段可知A都不属于再生医学的范畴。
3. C。由第三段的“When cells are old, like in adults, they can't change what they do in our bodies. For example, a skin cell can't change into an eye cell. But when cells are very young, they can become any cell type. These young cells are called stem cells, and doctors can use them to grow any type of tissue, such as skin, heart or eye tissue”可知只有C为正确答案。A项的adult cells不对，应该是young cells；B项文中推断不出来，所以不对；D项的are useless不对。
4. B。从最后两段可以推知，再生医学发展前景广阔，所以B正确。由倒数第三段的“New bones may be printed by expert 3-D printers”可知A不对；由倒数第二段可知C不对；从倒数第三段可以看出Fiona Watt教授对于再生医学的应用是很兴奋的，所以D不对。
D4
1. D. 根据I had never had a birthday party before, so at my “ripe old” age, I decided to throw one for myself可知D正确。其他三项文中都没有提到。
2. D. 根据I sat, I waited, and, although all of my “friends” had said they were coming, no one showed up!可知生日聚会开始时很令人失望，因为客人都没有现身。正在作者悲伤郁闷之时，Mr Kenny到来并给作者带来了巨大安慰。
3. C. 根据I think that my dad and brother sent him to me in my darkest hour, when I wanted to give up on this mean world可知C项正确，Mr Kenny在作者最失落的时候给了她精神慰藉。注意此处提到父亲和兄长派他来只是作者的一个委婉的说法，可能她的这两位家人已经去世，但是冥冥之中还在保佑她。不要和B项混淆。
4. C. 根据I don’t know if Kenny realized that he saved my life last night. He did it with just one kind act: taking time out of his very busy schedule, making me smile and giving me warm, huge hugs. Sometimes that’s all it takes可知C正确。
