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请阅读下面的非连续性文本,根据语篇内容,回答问题。
Glasses are one of the most important inventions in human history. They help people with eye problems to see clearly. However, it took a long time for glasses to grow into the form we know today.
The idea of using glass to see clearly was likely first suggested by a 10th-century Arab scientist. His idea, though, wasn’t put into practice until 300 years later. Italian monks in the 13th century developed glass that made letters look larger when placed before them.
The next important development came from glass makers near Venice. They placed two lenses (镜片) in wooden rings and connected the rings together. Over time, glasses were made with different designs. But the most meaningful improvement came in the 18th century with the creation of glasses with temples and a nose bridge. These glasses rested on one’s face and were much more comfortable and convenient to use. They also act just as much as a fashion. Different styles have appeared in modern times, giving people the ability to express a different look. 眼镜还可以像太阳镜一样被用来保护我们的眼睛。They protect our eyes from the blinding light of the sun. Amazingly, there are glasses that help blind people see nowadays! These special glasses use smart cameras that send pictures to screens. They can even give blind people better vision (视力) than others around them, as users can control the color, brightness, and size of the images (影像) they see.
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Why wear sunglasses?
☆Sunglasses could prevent 98% to 99% of UV rays.
☆Polarized sunglasses (偏光太阳镜) make people see clearly.
☆Polarized lenses should be replaced (替换) every year or two years.
☆About 40% of people in the U. S. wear sunglasses for health reasons.
☆Polarized sunglasses are popular for hunting, fishing, golfing, and driving.
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From reading stones to modern-day medical glasses, the history of glasses has been a long and interesting one. What’s more, it is clear that our need for them will never disappear.
54. Who first put glasses into practice in history?______
55. Please translate the underlined sentence in Paragraph 3 into English.______
56. What was the most meaningful improvement in the history of glasses?______
57. According to the passage, how do glasses help blind people see better?______
58. Would you like to wear a pair of glasses? Why or why not?______
请阅读下面的非连续性文本,根据语篇内容,回答问题。
Glasses are one of the most important inventions in human history. They help people with eye problems to see clearly. However, it took a long time for glasses to grow into the form we know today.
The idea of using glass to see clearly was likely first suggested by a 10th-century Arab scientist. His idea, though, wasn’t put into practice until 300 years later. Italian monks in the 13th century developed glass that made letters look larger when placed before them.
The next important development came from glass makers near Venice. They placed two lenses (镜片) in wooden rings and connected the rings together. Over time, glasses were made with different designs. But the most meaningful improvement came in the 18th century with the creation of glasses with temples and a nose bridge. These glasses rested on one’s face and were much more comfortable and convenient to use. They also act just as much as a fashion. Different styles have appeared in modern times, giving people the ability to express a different look. 眼镜还可以像太阳镜一样被用来保护我们的眼睛。They protect our eyes from the blinding light of the sun. Amazingly, there are glasses that help blind people see nowadays! These special glasses use smart cameras that send pictures to screens. They can even give blind people better vision (视力) than others around them, as users can control the color, brightness, and size of the images (影像) they see.
```
Why wear sunglasses?
☆Sunglasses could prevent 98% to 99% of UV rays.
☆Polarized sunglasses (偏光太阳镜) make people see clearly.
☆Polarized lenses should be replaced (替换) every year or two years.
☆About 40% of people in the U. S. wear sunglasses for health reasons.
☆Polarized sunglasses are popular for hunting, fishing, golfing, and driving.
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From reading stones to modern-day medical glasses, the history of glasses has been a long and interesting one. What’s more, it is clear that our need for them will never disappear.
54. Who first put glasses into practice in history?______
The Italians. / The Italian monks.
55. Please translate the underlined sentence in Paragraph 3 into English.______
Glasses are also used to protect our eyes, like sunglasses.
56. What was the most meaningful improvement in the history of glasses?______
The creation of glasses with temples and a nose bridge.
57. According to the passage, how do glasses help blind people see better?______
By controlling the color, brightness, and size of the images they see.
58. Would you like to wear a pair of glasses? Why or why not?______
示例一:Yes, I would. Because I have some problems with my eyes. 示例二:No, I wouldn't. Because I can see clearly without them.
答案:
54. The Italians. / The Italian monks.
55. Glasses are also used to protect our eyes, like sunglasses.
56. The creation of glasses with temples and a nose bridge.
57. By controlling the color, brightness, and size of the images they see.
58. 示例一:Yes, I would. (1 分)
Because I have some problems with my eyes. / Because I think it makes me look cool./... (3 分) Because I can see clearly./... (2 分) Because it's cool./... (1 分)
示例二:No, I wouldn't. (1 分)
Because I can see clearly without them. / Because I think it looks ugly on me./... (3 分) Because I don't like wearing glasses./... (2 分) Because it's ugly./... (1 分)
55. Glasses are also used to protect our eyes, like sunglasses.
56. The creation of glasses with temples and a nose bridge.
57. By controlling the color, brightness, and size of the images they see.
58. 示例一:Yes, I would. (1 分)
Because I have some problems with my eyes. / Because I think it makes me look cool./... (3 分) Because I can see clearly./... (2 分) Because it's cool./... (1 分)
示例二:No, I wouldn't. (1 分)
Because I can see clearly without them. / Because I think it looks ugly on me./... (3 分) Because I don't like wearing glasses./... (2 分) Because it's ugly./... (1 分)
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