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24. What motivated Maria to start her project?A. A family accident caused by poor lighting.gB. Her great passion for environmental science.orC. The severe lack of clecticity in her hometown.D.Encouragement from her engineering professors.25.What dose the underlined phrase“magic boxes" in Paragraph 2 refer to?dA. Recycled materials.B. Broken calculator batteries.C. Maria's initial solar lanterm models.D. Containers for storing medical supplies.26. Which benefit is NOT mentioned in the article?装A. Better medical storage in local clinics.装B. Enhanced safety for nighttime fishermen.C. Improved education opportunities for children.D. Equipping each village with affordable solar energy.27. What does Maria’s refusal to register her inventions reveal about her character?订OA. Shc possesses an innovative spirit.B. She fears industrial competition.C. She values community access over profit. D. She prioritizes personal recognition.CScientists from Argentina are working to understand more about microorganisms (微生物) found线○in Antarctica that may be able to help clean up pollutants like plastic and diesel (柴油） fuel,anticipating the study results could be useful for wider environmental issues.Scientists have a reason for wanting to reduce pollution jn Antarctica. The continent is protectedby a rule that says it can be used for research only if it is left in good condition.The scientists foundthat the microorganisms can digest the waste created by diesel fuel, which is a common source of heat内and electricity at research bases in Antarctica.Dr Lucas Ruberto is a biochemist working on the study. He and other scicntists went to the订Carlini research base in December. The team carried out tasks related to bioremediation — retumingsomething to it's natural state. They cleaned soil affected by diesel fuel by using native不Omicroorganisms and plants,The scientists found that the process, which can be used during Antarctica's warm season,removed up to 80 percent of pollutants in the soil.Ruberto said the team used microurganisms byadding nitrogen (氮), wetness and airflow to improve soil conditions. “Basically, with that, we get themicroorganisms to biologically reduce, with a very low cnvironmental impact, the levcl of pollutants,要○Ruberto told reporters.The scientists are now looking into whether the microorganisms native to Antarctica can eatmicroorganisms are degrading (分解) the plastic. Nathalie Bernard,a scientist in the team,is an expert答in plastic biodegradation. She said “If we find that it is indeed degrading plastic, the next step will beto understand how it does that." "The long-term goal," she added, “is to create a process in whichmicroorganisms can help clean up plastic and fuel pollution in other parts of the world.线28. Why do scientisrs have to reduce pollution in Antarctica?A.More microorganisms are found there.题B. It can help solvc many environmental problems.C.There is too much waste there created by diesel fuel.D. They should follow the rule in order to do research there.29. Whal do we know about the scientists'research?ATheir research has no impact on the environment.B. They used foreign microorganisms and plants to clean soil.D. They have already improved water condition greatly by using microorganisms.高三英语试卷第4页（共8页）