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Bo.what is the key for a placebo to work according to the text?A.The degree of pain.B.The person's belief.C.The type of illness.D.The doctor's advice.What does the author want to say in the text?A.Placebos are ineffective in medicine.B.Medicine is the best way to treat illness.C.Pain cannot be relieved without medicine.D.The mind influences the healing of the body.DThe world's largest capital cities are seeing more extremely hot days than ever,accordingto a new study,which says the dangerous trend()is being driven by scorching temperaturesacross Asia as the climate problem worsens.The world's 20 largest cities-together home to more than 300 million peoplehave seena 52%jump in the number of days surpassing 35C over the past three decades,according toan analysis by the International Institute for Environment and Development(IIED)."Climate change is not just a future threat-it's already happening and getting worse,"IIED senior researcher Tucker Landesman said."In just one generation,there's been analarming increase in the number of days of extreme heat affecting some of the world's biggestcapital cities-made worse by the urban heat island effect,which occurs when cities replacenatural land with roads and buildings that keep more heat."Extreme heat can be deadly,especially for groups at risk who have weaker physiologicalregulatory()abilities.Higher riskiduringi heat waves can also have a very damagingimpact on informal and.hourly workers,who may face work stoppages or a choice betweenstaying home unpaid or working in dangerousi conditions.Heat also hurts economies,damaging crops and animals and reducing labor productivity.According to a 2022 DartmouthCollege study,extreme heat has cost the global economy large amounts of dollars since theearly 1990s,with the world's poorest countries bearing the force of the impact."Responding to the challenge of extreme heat will require decisive action from policymakers.including serious investment to adapt to this new reality,"said Landesman."For many cities.it's not a lack of knowledge or capacity or resources that's preventing large-scale action toaddress climate change,rather it's a lack of political will and governing tools.2.Which can best explain the underlined word"scorching"in paragraph 1?9A.Slightly mild.B.Extremely hot.C.Rarely cold.D.Fairly pleasant.33.How does the author show the extremes of heat in big cities?A.By giving an example!B.By conducting a research.C.By listing figures.D.By comparing temperatures.4.Which of the following are most likely at risk during heat waves according to the text?A.Healthy adults.C.Young children and the elderly,B.Tourists in a museum.35.What is the fourth paragraph mainly about?D,Urban planners and policymakers.A.The various harms caused by extreme heat.B.The effects of extreme heat on human health,C.The increasing trend of extremely hot days globally,D.The pressing need for political action on elimate change.【高二期末联考试卷，英语第5页（共8页）】

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