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the catchall cliche(陈词滥调)everything is going to be fine”so many times that she can only think anything but..Her own translation:"Normal was over."While her dad does his best to keep things as normal as possible,hisrecovery,as you'd imagine,is slow and his routine changes.Meanwhile,there's the matter of school and Hannah'splace within what for some is a terrifying social universe-she has few friends.While Ryan said his motivation was to help men(or parents in general)deal with the aftereffects of majorsurgery in their families and themselves,he has delivered a valuable story for children and grownups alike in howto tackle a difficult life event that nobody can truly prepare you for.24.What does the underlined word"it"in paragraph I refer to?A.That he was sent to the ICU.B.That he had got past the worst things.C.That he would go through a tough recovery.D.That he would be discharged from the hospital.25.Why did Jake Ryan write Dear Diary Franklin?A.To share a personal journey of recovery.B.To provide support for parents after surgery.C.To explore the challenges of post-surgery life.D.To offer guidance for children with sick parents.26.What can we learn about Hannah Brody from the text?A.She terrifies her friends away.B.She buys what is told to her.C.She changes her father's routine.D.She suffers lots of hardships.27.What is the text?A.A news report.B.A child's diary.C.An advertisementD.A book review.In nature,octopuses()hunt mainly with their sense of touch,using their eight arms to feel out theirenvironment for hidden creatures.Researchers at the University of Minnesota recently studied a different wayoctopuses hunt-when they identify prey()based on sight.The study findings show that the marine creaturesare quite consistent and methodical in how they approach prey.Lead researcher Trevor Wardill and his team-placed California two-spot octopuses into water tanks,hidingthem in caves where they would have one eye looking out.They then placed either fiddler crabs or white shrimpin the tanks to see how the octopuses would try to catch them,capturing the interactions on video.The crabs andshrimp behave differently when trying to escape from predators(),so using both species gave theresearchers an opportunity to see whether this led the octopuses to use a different arm for hunting depending onthe prey.Wardill's team found that the octopuses almost always used the same arm to grab their prey.Specifically,thesecond arm from the middle of the octopuses'body,on the same side of their body as the eye,caught the prey.Ifthey needed more arms to grab prey,they would use the ones next to the second arm.The octopuses also attacked differently depending on the prey.When faced with crabs,an octopus wouldmove suddenly on top of the crab with its whole body.However,when catching shrimp,the octopuses would takeone arm and reach out very slowly toward the shrimp,then grab it and latch()onto it with its other arms topull it in.Wardill and his team hope to do more research.They want to study the octopus's brain as it attacks pre y todevelop a better understanding of what role the creature's nervous system plays in selecting the arms it uses.28.What is the recent study mainly about?A.Octopuses'ability to hide itself.B.Octopuses'way to track prey.高三英语试题第4页（共8页）