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racers able to finish.The others dropped ou euse of tehneal probemson would go on in 1948 to found the car company that still bears his name.Porsche and hisAccording to the Porsche Museum,the Psrdrnathenboughby one of Ferdinand Porsche's living relatives for the museum.at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart,Germany.The ceremony s set for Friday.It's now going to be on exhibit24.What does the phrase"hug along"underlined in paragraph 2 mean?A.Run.25.B.Fly.When was Pl first tested in the street?C.Walk..Jump.A.In1898B.In189926.What can we know about the first car developed by Ferdinand Porsche?C.1n1902.D.In1948.A.It is a horse-drawn carriage.C.It is relatively fast and reliable.B.It looks like a modern racing car.27.Where is this text most likely from?D.It is the first electric car in the world.A.A history book.C.A news report.B.An advertisement.D.A product guidebook.CIn the minds of traditional Americans,the perfect lawn()looks like a soft,greencarpet.Most of them believe that such a lawn does more than make a house or neighborhoodlook good.To them,respectable neighbors have good front lawns,and good citizens have nicefront lawns.如Lawns are not only a big deal for Americans-they are also big business.The Bloombergnews service found that Americans spend about $40 billion every year on lawn care.They pay副for expensive equipment to cut the grass.They spend heavily on various chemicals to makethem grow and stay green.长But an increasing number of experts now see green lawns as an environmental threatbecause of the widespread use of the various chemicals."There is not anything natural aboutthem,"says lawn expert Scott Jenkins."They are all weapons in a war against natural forcesthat,in time,may make lawns look wild or brown.Environmental activists have made similar arguments.They say the chemicals that "feed数and weed"traditional lawns can hurt people and animals.They also criticize the water wasteinvolved in keeping lawns green,especially in places that face drought,crashing insectpopulations and other environmental problems.In answer to these arguments,some people are experimenting with more "eco-friendly"lawns.They use native plants that grow easily and aren't thirsty.Or they put in vegetable细gardens and fruit trees.Or they permit nature to take over."All these lead to a more relaxed and wilder-looking yard.It's a change in thought and instandards of beauty,"says LeighAnn Ferrara who is turning her small yard intoann-mixing grasses with native flowers,vegetables and fruit trees."I hope my neighbors willcome to accept a new definition of lawn.Although more and more people have realized that our yards are not just ours but alsopart of a more beautiful and larger world that we're trying to create,the lawn isn'tdisappearing anytime soon."One of our English traditions is our own green lawns,"Ferrara"It's hard to overcome tradition and neighborhood expectations.28.What do green lawns stand for for traditional Americans?A.Dlard work.B.Natural beauty.C.Big business.D.Social status.29 What does the underlined word"them"in paragraph 3 refer to?A.Green lawns.B.Natural forces.Various chemicals.D.Lawn experts.【2023高考调研模拟试卷（二）·英语第4页（共8页）】

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