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I didn't know what spell she was secretly weaving,To estimate the effect of these emissions,thebut she had a point.It really was beautiful,even ifresearchers measured three gases from stoves in擦there was nothing magic about it.53 homes across seven California counties.In her poem“Aurora Leigh,”Elizabeth Barrett阅读The team chose two gases-methane and carbonBrowning wrote:dioxide-because of their contribution to climate第Earth's crammed with heaven,第change,and selected nitrogen oxides because ofAnd every common bush afire with God;their known risk to human health.The节But only he who sees,takes off his shoes,节researchers set up plastic dividing walls betweenThe rest sit round it,and pluck blackberries...the kitchens and other rooms and usedI was,as Browning might say,sitting aroundinstruments to determine the concentration ofplucking blackberries.certain gases.I haven't seen that young woman for manyTo the researchers'surprise,more than threeyears.Maybe she has a family of her own.She's noquarters of the methane emissions happen when阅doubt seen a good measure of heartache andboth old and new gas stoves are turned off.Thetrouble-who hasn't?But I would be surprised if读most significant health risks happen when the第she isn't basically a happy and contented person.Why?Because she discovered a valuable secret第stoves are lit,the authors note,because the processcreates nitrogen dioxide as a byproduct.In a smallabout happiness-she learned to find wonder inkitchen,it only took a few minutes of unventilated节commonplace things and to feel gratitude for the(没有通风设备的)stove use to generate emissionsordinary.And life is nothing if not filled with thelevels above national health standards.ordinary.(C)4.What does the underlined word "perky"inAccording to an analysis,children living inparagraph 6 mean?A.Stubborn.B.Generous.阅homes with gas stoves were 42%more likely toexperience diseases associated with asthma(哮喘)，C.Cheerful.D.Understanding.and 24%more likely to suffer from lifetime第(D)5.What caused the author to worry accordingasthma.In addition to health risks,natural gasto the text?第burning stoves also bring harm to theA.His time wasn't effectively used.节environment.The team estimated that stovesB.The young woman annoyed him.release 0.8%-1.3%of the natural gas theyC.His life was lacking in magical elements.consume as unburned methane.D.He failed to take the right attitude to life.(C)6.How does the author predict the young woman'sfuture life?“This is a really important study,”saysA.It is tiring but happy.Maryann Sargent,an environmental scientist atB.It is peaceful but stressfulC.It is energetic and positive.Harvard University."It is one article that saysD.It is successful and ambitious.读these stoves are actually a pretty significant第(D)7.What message does the author try to convey?source of gas leaks.It's filling in the gap ofA.Travel far enough,and you meet yourself.unknown emissions."The results of the study节B.We should value the time spent with our family.have reignited(再点燃)efforts by scientists andC.Inner happiness is more important than material节activists to encourage people to switch to all-wealth.electric stoves and appliances.D.The world doesn't lack beauty,but lacks the eyesto find it.C(D)8.What does the author mainly illustrate bymaking a comparison in paragraph 1?阅读Over 40 million American households use gas阅stoves.A new study found methane emissions(A.Modern stove technology is developing烷排放物)from gas stoves across the Unitedrapidly.States are roughly equal to the carbon dioxide第B.The use of stoves can lead to serious energyreleased by half a million gas-powered cars in awaste.节year."We found that over three quarters of themethane emissions from stoves are emitted while节C.Gas stoves are widely applied in Americanhouseholds.the stove is off.So these little tiny leaks from theD.Methane leaks from gas stoves should bestoves do add up,"says study author Eric Lebel.taken seriously.2