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“These young innovators(创新者)give every one of us hope for the future..”The Broadcom MASTERS competition is a project of the Society for Science&the Public.The termMASTERS is short for Math,Applied Science,Technology,and Engineering for Rising Stars.The programwas set up to motivate young people to attend college and pursue careers((G追求事业)in STEM fields..The top prize winner,Alaina Gassler,says she got the idea for her project after she saw hermother struggle with blind spots in her family's car.Blind spots lead to many accidents-about 0,000accidents a year nationwide.Gassler's system helps drivers see through the A-frame pillar()-the part of the vehicle,inthe front,that joins the top and front window.The A-frame pillar is important for safety,and cannotbe removed.Gassler used a camera to help drivers look through it to see what is blocked.The camerasends videos to equipment that shows pictures on the other side of the pillar.The driver then can seewhat's in the blind spot.The young inventor won a $25,000 prize for her invention.She told Popular Mechanics she canmake improvements on her system with that money.Gassler said she wants to improve the pictures-making it easy to see in any weather,or time of day.5.Why does Paula Golden think highly of young innovators?B.They promote college education.A.They live a hopeful college life.D.They are excellent and encouraging.C.They lead the future of car industry.6.What inspired Alaina Gassler to invent the system?B.Her desire to win a prize in a competition.A.Too many accidents a year in the world.D.Her dream of pursuing her future career.C.Her mother's struggle with blind spots.7.What can we infer about the system?B.It isn't equipped with cameras.A.It still needs to be improved.D.It is already available to drivers.C.It sends clear pictures in any weather.8.From which is the text most probably taken?B.A newspaper.A.A biography.D.A science textbook.C.A personal diary.Passage 3It only takes a power cut for us to realise how dependent we are on electricity:everything requiresand exploits it.But,while we can't imagine life without such equipment,our relationship with it can bevery unstable,turning the latest must-have smartphone into unwanted rubbish seemingly overnight.Electrical and electronic equipment,commonly referred to as EEE,is any type of equipment that dependson,measures,produces or transfers electricity.Just imagine that,in Malta,over 12,000 tonnes of electricaland electronic equipment is placed on the market every year,but that leads to one very relevant question:Whatis Malta doing to make sure that waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)is gotten rid of in an【高考专题突破卷·英语（一）第3页（共6页）】