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30.What did the study find?A.Most seniors enjoyed VR.B.Old people preferred socializing.C.Seniors'sight and hearing became worse.D.Most retired people disliked high-tech products.31.What do the figures in paragraph 5 indicate about Mynd Immersive?A.Its products hardly appeal to seniors.B.Its goal is to produce high-quality videos.C.It has made improvements on the headsets.D.It has got a lot of complaints from teenagers.DFor generations,Nafisa Bayniyazova and her family have made a.living growing melons,pumpkins and tomatoes on farms around the Aral Sea.Bayniyazova,50,has spent most of herlife near Muynak,in northwestern Uzbekistan,tending the land.Farm life was sometimesdifficult but generally reliable and productive.Now,Bayniyazova and other residents say they're facing a disaster they can't beat:climate change,which is speeding up the decades-long disappearance of the Aral,once thelifeblood for the thousands living around it.Decades ago,deep blue and filled with fish,the Aral was one of the world's largest inlandbodies of water.Thousands of migrants from across Asia and Europe moved to the Aral'sshores for jobs popping up everywhere from canning factories to luxury vacation resorts.Today,the few remaining towns sit quiet along the former seabed of the Aral-technicallyclassified as a lake,due to its lack of a direct outlet to the ocean,though residents and officialscall it a sea.Much of its early disappearance is due to human engineering and agricultural projectsgone wrong,now paired with climate change.Summers are hotter and longer;winters,shorter and bitterly cold.Without the moderating influence of a large body of water to regulate the climate,duststorms began to blow through towns.Strong winds caused dunes (to swallow entiretowns,and abandoned buildings were filled with sand.A dozen fish species went extinct,andbusinesses closed down."The fish factories closed,the ships were stuck in the harbor,andthe workers all left,said Madi Zhasekenov,former director of the Aral Sea FishermanMuseum in Aralsk,Kazakhstan."It became only us locals.On her Uzbekistan farm,Bayniyazova's family has dug an earthen well.hoping to hold onto the precious little water that's left."If there is no water,it will be very difficult for peopleto live,"Bayniyazova said."Now people are barely surviving.She doesn't plan to leave herfarm but yet knows more hardships are likely ahead.32.How is paragraph 3 developed?A.By reasoning.B.By making a comparison.C.By experimenting.D.By analyzing data.)33.What can be inferred from paragraph 5?A.The number of fish in the Aral Sea is increasing.B.Madi Zhasekenov feels hopeful about his future.C.Local people around the Aral have lost their livelihoods.D.Madi Zhasekenoy has adapted to the changing climate.34.How does Bayniyazova feel now?A.Ashamed.B.Worried.C.Relieved.D.Embarrassed.【高二年级期中考试试卷·英语第5页（共8页）】242747D