《高考阅读理解**冲刺》的选材全部来自近两年来的英美**的报纸杂志或主流英语网站，内容新颖、原汁原味，选材多样化，包括社会生活、人物故事、科普知识、文娱体育、饮食健康、新闻报道等。在文体上包括记叙文、说明文、议论文、应用文等。注重所选文章的思想内涵，使学生在阅读文章的同时，精神境界也得到进一步升华。

Some day, sugar might power electronic equipment as well. That's because scientists have now found a way to turn sugar into electricity. If they can find a way to make the technology work on a large scale, you may some day share your sweet drinks with your handheld video game player or cell phone.
The new strategy involves fuel cells, which are devices that use chemical reactions to produce electrical currents. Manufacturers already make fuel cells that depend on precious metals, such as platinum, to spark those chemical reactions. Precious metals,however, are expensive and hard to get.
For "the new study, researchers from St. Louis University used a type of protein called enzymes in place of the metals. In the cells of living things, including people,enzymes are what spark chemical reactions. To keep up the pace that our bodies demand, our cells constantly produce new enzymes as the old ones break down.
Scientists had tried using enzymes in fuel cells before, but they had trouble keeping the electricity flowing. That's because, unlike the enzymes in our cells, the enzymes in fuel cells break down faster than they can be replaced.
To get around this problem, the St. Louis researchers invented molecules that wrap around an enzyme and protect it. Inside this molecular pocket, an enzyme can last for months instead of days.
In the new fuel cells, electricity-conducting materials are attached to wires. The scientists coat each conductor with a layer of wrapped enzymes. Then, they allow a sugary liquid to ooze（泄露） inside the enzyme pockets.
When the enzymes interact with the sugar molecules in the liquid, chemical reactions release a flow of electrons into the wire. This process produces both water and an electrical current that could power electronic devices.
"So far, the new fuel ceils don't produce much power, but the fact that they work at all is exciting. Just getting it to work is a major achievement," says Paul Kenis, a chemical engineer at
…… 纵观近几年的英语高考试卷，阅读理解能力是高考考查的**，自始至终占着主导地位，并且阅读量逐年增加，阅读难度逐年加大。因此做好阅读理解题，是高考英语获得高分的关键。在高考英语试题中，总词汇量*多、阅读量*大、分值*高、考试分配时间*长的大题是阅读理解。本书在编写过程中充分考虑了全国各地教学和考试的实际情况，精心选取高考英语试题阅读理解所涉及的各种体裁、题材的阅读素材，并由全国**一线特、**英语教师及英语教研专家精心设置题目，从而保证了每一套阅读理解题目选材精到，题目命制科学合理。
本丛书以先进的教学理念为指导，及时关注*新高考动态，具有以下特点：
权威性：本书作者有20多年的高中英语教学和试题命题经验，是多家报纸和杂志的特约撰稿人，从事阅读理解的试题原创多年，能够**地把握近几年全国和各省独立命题的原则，对阅读过程中的**、难点的把握十分准确。
新颖性：本书的选材全部来自近两年来的英美**的报纸杂志或主流英语网站，内容新颖、原汁原味，选材多样化，包括社会生活、人物故事、科普知识、文娱体育、饮食健康、新闻报道等。在文体上包括记叙文、说明文、议论文、应用文等。注重所选文章的思想内涵，使学生在阅读文章的同时，精神境界也得到进一步升华。

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