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closeness to meet their basic human needs for social interactions.So how do we really know whoour friends are in a world where the term friend"seems so blurred?Is it right to call someone afriend who you've never spoken with in real life?Sometimes I worry that my online friendships are taking away the time I could be spendingforming meaningful relationships in real life.In an article in Psychology Today,Alex Pattakosclaims that our quest to create more and more friends through popular social media platforms hasled to us feeling more disconnected in reality.His research states that we can only maintainaround 150 real friendships and the desire to have more connections leads to emotionalattachments to online celebrities,referred to as parasocial interactions,and consequentlydetachment (from our real life connections.Do you make a distinction between your online and offline"friends"?If so,how?28.What does the author think of his real-life friends?A.They are more difficult to reach.B.They often cause him much trouble.C.They are fond of following "celebrities".D.They mostly lack interest in social media.29.Which of the following puzzled the author?A.The definition of physical friends.B.Some phrases used in online language.C.The proper way to practice appreciation online.D.The distinction between physical and online friends.30.What can we infer about "millennials"from paragraph 3?A.They are skillful in AI technology.B.They have great difficulty making a livingC.They are eager to seek online friendships.D.They rarely build firm social relationships.31.What's the author's attitude to online friendships?A.Casual.B.Opposed.C.Supportive.D.Ambiguous.DThe cooling effect of trees reduces the surface temperature of European cities in the summerby up to 12C in some regions.In contrast,green spaces without trees have an insignificant effect,according to a study that strengthens the case for tree planting to help cities adapt to globalwarming.Jonas Schwaab at ETH Zurich in Switzerland and his colleagues used land surfacetemperature data collected by satellites to compare the temperature differences between areascovered by trees,treeless urban green spaces,such as parks,and urban constructions such as roadsand buildings.They analysed 293 cities from across Europe.The land surface temperature measured by satellites isn't the same as the air temperature,which is more closely linked to what humans would feel,says Schwaab."Usually,the airtemperature difference between tree-covered areas and built-up areas would be much smaller thanthe land surface temperature differences,he says.The team found that tree-covered areas in cities have a much lower land surface temperaturecompared with surrounding areas.The differences were between 8C and 12C in central Europeand between0℃and4℃in southern Europe.The cooling effect of trees comes largely from shading and transpiration().This processtakes heat energy from the surrounding environment for evaporation ()lowering thesurrounding temperature.In the warmer climate of southern Europe,the soil is typically drier,sothe cooling effect of transpiration is lower than in regions further north,says Schwaab.The team also found that the cooling provided by treeless green spaces is insignificant,and insome instances green areas without trees can even be warmer than the surrounding urban areas.Extreme heat is a growing problem for cities in Europe and elsewhere as the planet gets【2022全国名校高考模拟冲刺卷·英语试题（一）第5页（共8页）】

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