2025年成人高考《英语（专升本）》考前揭秘卷（二）

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What schools did they ______?

The answers are ______.

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Passage One People may have different paths through education. While some go to college right after high school, others find their way back years later. This was the case for Minnie Payne. The South Carolina native returned to the classroom after retiring at age 68, finally earning her bachelor’s degree when she was 73. Instead of stopping there, Payne continued her higher education path at University of Northern Texas (UNT) and, 17 years later, became the oldest person to receive a master’s degree at the school. Although much older than the other students, she was eager to learn something new and reach her goal. “It’s never too late to learn and Minnie Payne is making history,” writes UNT. “As the oldest UNT graduate to complete her coursework, she has a passion for writing and a positive attitude, which has made college a joy rather than a task.” Payne had worked as a court reporter and a part-time teacher in a community in South Carolina. After retiring, she was admitted to Texas Women’s University (TWU). A few years later, she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in General Studies. Now at age 90, the self-described “lifelong learner” earned a master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies. Payne already has a new job lined up in Houston. She will be working at a magazine that is based in the area. “I don’t want to stop work,” she said. “I always want to improve myself and do something constructive.” We wish Payne the best of luck in her new career.【缺少答案，请补充】

What does paragraph 1 tell us?

How long did it take Minnie Payne to earn her bachelor’s degree?

What can we learn from Minnie Payne’s story?

Where is the text most probably from?

How long does it usually take to film a story?

Why does each scene need to be filmed and re-filmed?

Who is the most important person in making a film?

What is the suggestion given for choosing a film to watch?

Why do people in a big city see fewer stars?

Which of the following is light pollution?

Why do Sea turtles often move to beach houses and hotels by mistake?

What's the puopose of the passage?

What does illegal cutting of forest trees lead to according to Paragraph 1?

Where did White get the idea of creating Guardians?

What can Guardians help forest guards do?

What can be inferred about Guardians?

Passage Five The Waitomo Caves (怀托摩洞穴) are one of the most famous places to visit in New Zealand. Each year, around half a million people visit the caves. Why do so many people visit these caves? It's because they are so different from other caves around the world. From bat dens (蝙蝠洞) in Texas to sinkholes (落水洞) in Australia, caves are usually dark places. The Waitomo Caves don't follow this rule, though. The Waitomo Caves are lit up by thousands of small bugs that glow in the dark. These glowworms (萤火虫) line the cave walls and ceiling, filling the caves with a soft blue - green light. Because of this light, people can see the beautiful rock - formations throughout the caves. The glowworms that line the cave are not actually worms—they're baby flies. The baby flies begin glowing bright blue soon after they hatch from eggs in the cave. They use this light to attract other bugs that are lost in the cave. When the lost bugs see the light, they go toward it. Then the glowworms can catch the bugs and eat them. And when the glowworms are very hungry, they can shine their lights even brighter to catch even more bugs. The glowworms have made the Waitomo Caves a must - see stop on any vacation to New Zealand. You can hike through the caves or take a slow - moving boat ride through them. The natural glow of the caves shows how magical nature can be. If you're ever in New Zealand, you may want to check these caves out!【缺少答案，请补充】

How are Waitomo Caves different from other caves around the world?