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Oosterschelde studying threatened species that Darwin encountered on his voyage."We wanted to create a similarly transformative experience for theyoungnaturalists),"Stewart MePherson,mission director of Darwin200,said in a statement.They have "the potential to be the STEM science,technology.engineering,andmathematics)and conservation leaders of tomorrow,"he added.Every week,the team will broadcast interactive"nature hour"sessions live from theship for people across the world.They will also collect important data on ocean plasticsand coral reef health,as well as survey seabirds,whales and dolphins.4.What can we learn about Darwin200 from the first two paragraphs?.A.It takes along 200 naturalists.B.It takes a shortcut for the journey.C.It is to mark Darwin's Beagle voyage.D.It lasts longer than Darwin's voyage.5.How did Darwin's voyage affect him?A.It established his writing style.B.He gained a sense of adventure.C.He earned great fame and fortune.D.It changed the direction of his life.6.What is Stewart MePherson's wish for the young naturalists?A.To be more creative.B.To keep an open mind.C.To develop scientific skills.D.To challenge Darwin's theory.7.What does the team's research work focus on?A.Ocean conservation.B.The exploration of ocean.C.The art of navigation.D.Scientific education.CDuring my final year of college,I made two signs that read,"Feeling stressed aboutexams?Have a free hug!"Then I found a friend and we stood in the campus,held up thesigns,and waited.Passersby either quickly looked down at their phones and awkwardlywalked by,or their faces lit up as they embraced us.Most people were enthusiastic.Someexclaimed,“You made my day!”or“Thank you.I needed this.”A study published earlier suggests that,in addition to making us feel connected withothers,all those hugs may have prevented us from getting sick.At first,this findingseems ineredible,because hugging hundreds of strangers would increase your exposure togerms and therefore the likelihood of falling ill.But the new research adds to evidence forthe positive influence of social support on health.The researchers conducted an interview to find out how often participants experiencedconflict with others and how often they received hugs.Then they infected the participantswith a common cold virus and,later the researchers found that,regardless of how muchconflict they endured,participants with a strong sense of social support developed lesssevere cold symptoms.Likewise,the more often people hugged,the less likely they wereto get sick,even among individuals who frequently had tense interactions.In otherwords,both social support and hugging prevented against illness.But their impact is more than a runny nose.On the extreme end,social高三英语试题第3页（共8页）
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