广东省茂名市第一中学2023-2024学年英语高三上期末调研模拟试题含解析

广东省茂名市第一中学2023-2024学年英语高三上期末调研模拟试题注意事项答题前，考生先将自己的姓名、准考证号码填写清楚，将条形码准确粘贴在条形码区域

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5301.After Ileft LinchuanNo.2Middle School,I begancollege classesinSeptember

2010.不填；不填；不填A.a;the B,the C.the;the D.

2.Those havesix ormore closefriends aredescribed as”very happy]A.whose B.whoC.which D.when

3.Zhouqu,Gansu wasattacked bysuch aterrible mud-rock flowfew residentshadever experiencedbefore.A.as B.which C.where D.that

4.The educationsystem inChina isvery differentfrom in the USA.A.one B.itC.those D.that一

5.I believeit is the onlysolution tothis problem.—Thafs debatable,I think.I canfive othersolutions asgood asthat.A.come upwith B.make upwith C.live upwith D.keep upwith

6.Thanks toher determinationand perseveranceon thepiano lesson,she has a graspof thesubject.A.comprehensive B.confldentialC.conservative D.compulsory

7.a highpercentage ofAustralians maybe peoplewho watchsports rather than dothem,asfar asmost of its populationis concerned,it isindeed agreat sportingnation.A.While B.as C.If D.Whether

8.Sales directoris aposition communicationability isjust asimportant assaleB.All volunteersmust havethe samebaseline.C.It wascarried outamong the youth ofdifferent sexes.D.Volunteers receiveda randomparticular exerciseprogram.、3How doesthe authordevelop Paragraph3A.By analyzingevery groupsdifferent data.B.By comparingevery groupstraining time.C.By listingevery groupsdifferent training.D.By describingevery groupstraining results.、4It can be inferredfrom Paragraph4that.A,the experimentdid notget expectedresultsB・riding exercise bikes hasno influenceon the volunteersC.weight liftingis the most usefultraining amongthese exercisesD.interval trainingbrings strongerinfluence to the elderthan totheyouth、5The underlinedword“contain“can bereplaced by“A.change B.stopC.record D.cause第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面短文,从

1.530短文后各题所给的、、和四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.A BC D26・（30分）I became a gardenerwhen I was twelve.My earlyintension of1may nothave originatedfrom mylove for nature.I wasto2my parents.At thattime,we had a bigyard inwhich abeautiful mapletree stood.But mymotheroften lookedwith3at thiswork ofnatural art.Those goldenleaves seemedlike tonsofrubbish toher,^something elseto4!”Seeing theneighborsbusy withgardening,my fathereven thoughtit awaste oftime.At thatage,I alwaysdid something5to whatevermy parentsdid!If gardeningweresomething theyfound6,1would planta garden!（西合花）I plantedsome lilyseeds in the yard.Bui theyfailed to

7.I（开continued toplant sunflowerseeds androses.Wild8joy,I foundthe firstrose bloom花）.One byone,the flowersbloomed theirheads off.9,1was touchedbythis landof wonder.109my parentsshowed nointerest in my garden.My fathereven11at mebecause hefound it was12to movearound mygarden tothe driveway.To mymothers13,1put in her vasemy realroses which,inhereyes,were simplyweeds14flowers.Regardless of their15,1kept onplanting mygarden and16toenjoy thepleasure ofgardening.Plants makesuch goodcompanions:they breathe,theybloom,they17to care and love.It hasbeen manyyears sinceI mademy firstgarden out of mydesire to18my parents.Today Ibecome knownas Mrs.Greenthumbs,teaching gardeningandsay it is my20fornaturethat makesmeareal gardener.

1、A.memorizing B.dreaming C.gardening D.designing、B.change C.help D.annoy2A.pleaseB・appreciation C.surprise D.excitement、3A.doubtB.care aboutC.clean upD.come in、4A.collect upB.similar C.superior D.opposite、5A.equalB.valuable C.upsetting D.interesting、6A.painfulB.break outC・hold onD.get through、7A.come upB・with C.in D・by、8A.toB.Cheerfully C.Regularly D.Eventually、9A.LuckilyB.However C.Therefore D.Besides、10A.InsteadB.laughed C.glanced D.jumped、11A.shoutedB.troublesome C.enjoyable D.dangerous、12A.convenientB.displeasure C・delight D.relief、13A.sadnessB.more thanC.ratherthanD.less than、14A.other thanB.encouragement C.threat D.suggestion、15A.dislikeB.stopped C.continued D.struggled、16A.decided B.turn C.respond D.lead

17、A.devote B・satisfy C.respect D.challenge、B.comfortable C.strange D.disappointed18A.defeat、B.surprise C.hatred D.affection19A.proudhosting agardening showwhich makesmy parentsfeel very

19.And nowI could第二节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号

1.5151内单词的正确形式（分）

27.15Owing tothe effectof Traditional Chinese medicineand treatment,itbecomes moreand morepopular nowin theworld.Traditional Chinesemedicineoriginated inancient anddeveloped forL longtime.It hascollected variousways to（）treat2^differ diseases.TraditionalChinesemedicine paysattention

3.the balanceof the（）body system.It reads,once the body systembalances,the disease

4.disappear.The damageof thebodysystem is the sourceof thedisease.（）TCM isan importantpart of Chinese culture.Great

5.success havebeen madein（）many areasthrough TCMcure.As to acute stomachache,there isno need

6.have anoperation;all youneed isa cupofChineseherbs,

7.the Westernway takesmore timeandmoney.You mayeven takethe risk of beinginfected afteroperation.、（）8compare with the Westernmedicine highfees,TCM has a reasonableprice thatordinarypeople canafford.I thinkTCM willbe themainstream in the healthservices in the（）future inChina.And ourcountry shouldinvest moremoney on the9,develop ofTCM;10,（）make sureit isnot goingto fadeaway.第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分分）10（分）下面短文中有处语言错误请在有错误的地方增加、删减或修改某个单词

28.1010增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号（A）,并在其下面写上该加的词删除把多余的词用斜线（/）划掉修改在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写上修改后的词注意、每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；

1、只允许修改处，多者（从第处起）不计分21011As thesaying goes,“Chance favoredthe preparedmind“I learnedthis fromone ofmyexperience I was notchosen asmember of the volleyballteam of our schoolBecause ofthis,Idecided togive upplay volleyball%Luckily,my bestfriend stoppedme butpointed outthat、it was my lazinessand poorpreparation whichled tomy failureAfter that,I practicedplayingvolleyball onevery dayWhen anothertryout arrived,I wasfull preparedand tried、my bestAs aresult,I wasselected andbecame animportant playeron ourschool teamFrom this,I amfirmly convincingthat weare ableto seizea chanceas longas Iget well、prepared第二节书面表达（满分分）25（分）假如你是李华，你的英国笔友即将完成学业，不久前来信就是否到中

29.25Peter国工作询问你的意见.请根据以下提示回一封电子邮件建议他来中国；阐述你的理由（就业机会多、所学专业受欢迎、不同的文化体验等）；承诺可提供帮助.参考词汇专业major注意

（1）词数100词左右；文章开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数；可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯.Dear Peter,I*m very glad to have received the letter you sent me last week.参考答案第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）

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530、1D、2B、3A、4D、5A、6A、7A、8D、9C、10D、11C、12D、13D、14D、15C、16D、17A、18A、19B、20A第二部分阅读理解（满分分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项40A BC D中，选出最佳选项、、、211B2B、3A、4C、、221C、2B、3A、4C、、231D、2B、3A、4B、、241C、2B、3A、4A、、251A、2D、3C、4D、5B第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面短文,从

1.530短文后各题所给的、、和四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.A BC D、、261C、2D、3A、4C、5D、6C、7A、8B、、9D10Bn、A、12B、13B、14C、15A、16C、17C、18D、19A、20D第二节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确

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10、28As thesaying goes,chance favoredthe preparedmmd.I learnedthis fromone ofmy experience,favorsexperiencesIwas notchosen as A memberof thevolleytail teamofourschool.Because ofthis,I decidedtoa.give upplav voUeybalLLuckily,my bestfriend stoppedme butpointed outthat it wasmyplaying andlazinessand poorpreparation whichled tomy failure.After thatI practicedpiaymg voHeyballthat典ery dayWhen anothertryout arrived,I wasftdl preparedand triedmy best.As aresult,I wasftillyselected andbecame animportant playeron ourschool team.Fromthis,I amfirmly convincingthat weare ableto seizea chanceas longas Iget wellprepared,convinced we第二节书面表达（满分分）

25、29Dear PeterImverygladto havereceivedtheletteryousentmelastweek.I havebeen thinkingabout thequestionyou askedme frommy pointof view,you canchoose tocome toChina afterfinishing yourstudies.For onereason,Chinas developmentover thepast30years offersplenty ofjob opportunitiesfor theyoung.Whats more,what youare studyingis badlyneeded inChina nowadays.In fact,many bigcompaniesin ourcity arehoping tohire peoplelike you.For anotherreason,China isa countywith suchdifferent culturesand traditionsfromthe Westthat manyforeigners enjoyliving andworking here.Why notcome andjoin them Pmsure youlladapt tothe environmentquickly.If youcome,I willdo whatIcan tohelp you.So whatare youwaiting forBestwishes.Yours,Li Huaskills.A.which B.thatC.when D.where

9.The people in thevillage areso that they arewilling tohelp everyvisitor.A.optimistic B.energeticC.enthusiastic D.ambitious

10.As teacherswe shouldntaccept theargument givenby somepeople standardizedtests restricteducatorstoo muchand takethe joyout ofteaching.A.where B.whatC.how D.that

11.The girlis sograteful whenevershe remembersmy brotherand meher fromtheicy water.A.tohavesaved B.to saveC.saving D.saved

12.some teenagersdont realizeis difficultlife canbe afterthey getaddictedto drugs.A.That;how B.Which;what aC.What;what D.What;how

13.With moreforests beingdestroyed,huge quantitiesof goodearth eachyear.A.is washingaway B.is beingwashed awayC.are washingaway D.are beingwashed away

14.Since itwas gettinglate,we decidedto find a smallinn tofor thenightA.put offB.put outC.put away.D.put up

15.—Guess what!I cameacross anold friendat thestation lastweekend._Fm sureyou talkedwith himhappily.A.Sounds good!B.Very well.C.How nice!D.All right.

16.The high-anxiety focus on readingscore mayhave narrowedstudent toknowledgeabout theworld thatcan improvetheir reading.A.idea B.aid C.belief D.access

17.The risinghouse priceand thehigh incometax ratehave becomethe biggestof the ordinarypeopleinChina today.A.concern B.influence C.involvement D.occupation

18.I willgo toBeijing onbusiness tomorrow,do youhave anythingto yourson studyingin PekingUniversityA.to betaken B.to takeC.taken D.being taken

19.Our bossis toostrict withus.I cantin withthe worksituation here.A.fit B.get C.make D.take

20.-Tom hasfailed againin themath exam.I amreally letdown.™He hasalready donehis best.A.Dont pushhim.B.No kidding.C.He should be toblame.D.No wonder.第二部分阅读理解（满分分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中，选出最佳选40A BC D项（分）

21.6Optimism MayHelp PeopleLive LongerPeoplewho havean optimisticview onlife aremore likely to live longer,a USstudy saidWednesday.The study,published in the AmericanJournal ofEpidemiology,analyzed datafrom2004to2012from70,000women enrolledintheNurses HealthStudy,a long-running USstudy trackingwomens healthviasurveys everytwo years.The researcherslooked atparticipants9levels ofoptimism andother factorsthat mightplay arole inhowoptimism mayaffect mortalityrisk,such asrace,high bloodpressure,diet,and physicalactivity.It foundthemostoptimistic women,or thetop25%,had anearly30percent lower risk ofdying fromanyofthediseases analyzedinthe study compared withthe least optimistic women,or thebottom25%.The mostoptimisticwomenhad a16percent lowerrisk ofdying fromcancer;38percent lowerrisk ofdying from heartdisease;39percent lowerrisk ofdying fromstroke;38percent lowerrisk ofdying fromrespiratorydisease;and52percent lowerrisk ofdying frominfection.（心脑血Previous studieshave linkedoptimism withreduced riskof earlydeath fromcardiovascular管的）problems,but thiswas thefirst tofindalink between optimism andreduced riskfrom othermajorcauses.“While mostmedical andpublic healthefforts todayfocusonreducing riskfactors fordiseases,（弹性，复原力）evidence hasbeen mountingthat enhancingpsychological resiliencemay alsomake adifference/5said EricKim,research fellowat theHarvard T.H.Chan Schoolof PublicHealth andco-leadauthor ofthestudy.“Our newfindings suggestthat weshould makeefforts toboost optimism,which hasbeen shownto beassociatedwith healthierbehaviors and healthier waysof copingwith lifechallenges.^The studyalso foundthat healthybehaviors onlypartially explainthe linkbetweenoptimismandreduced mortalityrisk.One otherpossibility isthat higher optimism directlyaffects ourbiological systems,Kim said.Co-lead authorand postdoctoralresearch fellowKaitlin Hagan said optimism canbevaried with（干预）,relatively uncomplicatedand low-cost interventionseven thingsas simpleas havingpeople writedownand thinkabout thebest possibleoutcomes forvarious areasof theirlives,such ascareers orfriendships.^Encouraging useof theseinterventions couldbe aninnovative wayto enhancehealth inthe future,Hagansaid.、1According tothe recent study,optimism can.A.help womenlivelongerthan menB.enable peopleto stayhealthyC.cure peopleof highblood pressureD.make womanstay youngand nice、2From therecentstudy,the optimisticwomen.A.took theriskofdyingfrominfectionB.were lesslikely todie fromsome diseaseC.hada39%lowerriskof sufferingfrom cancerD.were lesslikelytosuffer fromlow emotions、3The underlinedword“mounting”in paragraph7might bebest placedby.A.increasing B.appearingC.doubling D.showing、4Both Kimand Haganbelieved that.A.simple buthigh-cost interventionsshouldbetried outB・higheroptimismindirectly influencesour bodyC.optimism shouldbe encouragedand developedD.optimismcanhelp peoplemeet allkinds ofchallenges（分）

22.8Tampa Bayhasalong andcolorful history,which islocated onthe westcoast ofFlorida.And thereare plentyof eventson holidaysevery year.The followingare thetop thingsto experienceinTampa Bayover Christmas.Jackie KvanchoThesuperstar explodedon tothe nationalscene afterher firstperformance onNBCs AmericasGotTalent,which leftaudiences andjudges at the talkshow astonishedthat such a voicecould comefrom a10-year-old girl.7:30pm,Ruth EckerdHall,1111N McMullen-Booth Road,Clearwater.$

39.50-$

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50.727791-

7400.Holiday LightsintheCardensStroll through the gardenswith morethan1-million twinklylights,lasers.Florida-style displays,animated figures,visits withSanta andentertainers liningthe pathways.5:30pm,Florida BotanicalGardens,12520Ulmerton Road.Largo Donationof$4suggested;12and youngerfree.727582-

5800.Wordier thanThouProse andShort StoryOpen Mic:A uniqueopen micseries focusingon storytelling.Poetry andmusicalperformances arenot allowed.The eventincludes aperformance bya featuredreader followedbynumerous10-minute openmic slots.7pm,Stucfio@620,620First Ave.S,St,Petersburg.$

5.727895-

6620.Rockapella ChristmasThefive-man contemporarypop vocalphenomenon singtakes onclassic holidayfavorites andbranchnew originals.7:30pm,Capitol Theatre.405Cleveland St.,Clearwater.$30-$

59.727791-

7400.Holiday Classic Movie SeriesIfsAWonderful Life:Enjoy selectholiday classicswith asingalong toholiday carolsby theMightyWurlitzer TheatreOrgan beforeeach show.7:30pm,Tampa Theatre,711Franklin St.,Tampa.$10,$8members/children.813274-

8982.、1What canwe learnabout JackieEvanchoA.She isa supermusical star.B.She broadcastsnews at7:30pm everyday.C.She hasa specialtalent forspeech.D.She beganto speakwhen she was

10.、2Which activityis admissionfreeA.Rockapella Christmas.B.Holiday LightsintheGardens.C.Holiday ClassicMovie Series:Its AWonderful Life.D.Wordier thanThou:Prose andShort StoryOpen Mic.、3Where shouldyou goif youareastory loverA.Studio@

620.B.Capitol Theatre.C.Ruth EckerdHall.D.Florida BotanicalGardens.、4What doRockapella Christmasand HolidayClassicMovieSeries havein commonA.They bothIasi fortwohours.B.They arefree forchildren there.C.They havespecial musicfor Christmas.D.They areboth singingcompetitions.（分）

23.8Sharpshooters referto those who areskilled atfiring agun andaccurately hittingwhatthey areaiming at.However,some fish are alsocalled amazingsharpshooters.People wonderhow theyhittheir targetswithout usingtools Byspitting!The fishshoot soaccurately thatthey rarely miss theirtarget.（度射水鱼）These amazingfisharearcherfish E[

3.There areseveral differenttypes ofarcherfishliving inSoutheast Asia.They spit at theirdinner to catch it.To catchdinner,a fishfirst setsitself inacertain place,for examplejust belowthe surfaceofthe water.It putsthe tipof its mouth soit barelybreaksthrough the water.Then,the fishwaits for an unsuspecting insect to land ona leafor branchhanging overthewater.（腮）When anunsuspecting,or unknowinginsect lands,the fishattacks.The Hshsqueezes its gillcovers veryrapidly,which forceswater intothe fish*smouth.In the roof of its mouththe fishhasagroove（槽）•The fishforms thesmall grooveand its tongue intoa narrowtube bypressing itstongue upagainst行its groove.The waterforced intothe shsmouth isforcefully pushedout ofthe fish*s moulhthroughthe（）tube.Archerfish havebeen knownto senda streamup to5meters16feet.However,archerfish canonly（）shoot insectsup to1-2meters3-6feet awaydue totheir limitedaccuracy.When theunsuspectinginsect is hitwith asudden stream of water,itisknocked intoor fallsinto thewater.Once inthewater,the insectbecomes dinner.Archerfish learnhow tospit whenthey areyoung.They getmore accuratewith practice.Adult archerfishrarelymiss.Within ameter,archerfish will often springoutofthewaterand graban insectin their mouths.

1、Paragraph1flinctions asa（n）・B・comment.A.background.C.explanation.D.introduction.2^Which ofthe followingistheright stepsof archerfishshunting foran insecta.It hasitstonguepressed againsttheroofofits mouth.b.It gatherswater intoitsmouthby squeezingitsgillcovers quickly.c.It shootsa streamof water attheinsect abovewater.d.It staysunderwater foran insecttolandnearby.A.adcb B.dbacC.dbca D.adbc、3If aninsectis3feet away,an archerfishwilloftentocatchit.A・jump outofthewater B.spitakind ofoily liquidC.shoot astreamofwateratit D.push itstongue outofitsmouth、4Archerfish canthit insects5meters awayfor thereason that.A・their eyesightis limitedB.they canthit farawayinsects preciselyC.theirmouthsare underthe surfaceof waterD.the longestdistance theycan hitis atmost5meters（分）

24.8Home fromthe Navy,I startedschool atGreenville Collegeinmyhometown ofIllinois.Idbeen outof high school forfour years,but myhigh schoolheadmastei;Mn Gardner,invited meto aValentinesday danceparty atschool.The thoughtof seeingmy former teachers wasexciting.So Iagreed.When Fridaycame,I cleanedup,dressed upand drovetothehighschoolgym.I chattedwith myteachersand approachedMr.Gardner tothank himbefore leaving.Just then,the bandstarted playinganda younggirl stoodup tosing.One lookat andIwascrazy—I hadnever seensuchabeautiful girl!「I askedMr.Gardner whoshewas,andheanswered ThatsMarilyn Riley,Cut Rileysdaughter.Iwas shockedto saytheleast.They livedjust aroundthe cornerfrom me.I walkedacross thegym floortointroduce myself,“Hi,Pm JackJoseph.”“I knowwho youare,“was hernot-too-friendly response.“Would youlike todance”I asked.uNo!Pm working/9she shotback.“Can Icall younext weekforamovie date991asked.No,was herresponse.For thenext monthI phoned,trying toset upa date.She alwayshad thesame answer:No.then onerainyafternoon inMarch asIwasdriving homeafter basketballpractice,I sawMarilyn,walking withnoumbrella,no raincoat,no hat.I pulledalongside herand askedif sheneeded aride,half expectingher tosayno.instead,she steppedover theroadside andsat downontheseat nextto me.It wasonly afew blockstoher house,but afterpulling intoher drivewaywe talkedfor45minutes.It wasmagic fromthen on.、1Why didJack decideto attendthe partyA.The partywas holdto welcomehim backhomeB.Marilyn wouldbe introducedto himatthepartyC.He couldmeet some of hisformerteachersthere、D.They gatheredthere tocelebrate ValentinesDay2What wasthe authorsattitude towardsthe partyA.Casual B.FormalC.Passive D.worried、3We caninfer fromthe textthat.A.Jack onceserved inthe armyafter highschoolB.it tookJack45minutes todrive MarilynhomeC.Jack andMarilyn werefamiliar witheach otherD.itwasMarilyns coldattitude thatinterested Jack、4How wouldthe storymost probablydevelop inthe endA.Marilyn wouldfall inlove withJackB.Jack wouldmake greatachievements incollegeC.Marilyn wouldbecome afamous singerD.Jack wouldhave frequentconflicts withMarilyn（分）

25.10The Damagethat agingdoes toa bodyextends allthe waydown tothe cellularlevel.Butthe damageincreased bycells inolder musclesis especiallysevere,because the cells donot reproduceeasily（线粒体），and theybecome weakeras theirmitochondria whichproduce energy,reduce inenergy andnumber.A study,however,suggests thatcertain sortsof exercisemay removesomeofwhat timecan dotoour mitochondria.Exercise isgood forpeople,as everyoneknows.But scientistshave surprisinglylittle understandingofits cellularimpacts andhow thosemight varyby activityand theage ofthe exerciser.So researchersrecentlyconducted anexperiment onthe cellsof72（久坐的）healthy butsedentary menand womenwho were30or youngeror olderthan

64.After baseline（有氧的）measures wereestablished for their aerobicfitness,their blood-sugar levelsand thegene activityandmitochondrial healthin theirmuscle cells,thevolunteerswere randomlyassigned toa particularexerciseprogram.（强烈的）Some ofthem didintense weighttraining severaltimes a week;some didbrief intervaltrainingthree timesa weekon exercisebicycles;some rodeexercisebikesat anappropriate pacefor30（对照minutes afew timesaweekand liftedweights lightlyon otherdays.A fourthgroup,the control组）,did notexercise.After12weeks,the labtests wererepeated.In general,everyone experiencedimprovementsin fitnessand anability toregulate bloodsugar.（活组织检查）But moreunexpected resultswere foundinthebiopsied musclecells.Among theyoungersubjects whowent throughinterval training,the activitylevels hadchanged in274genes,compared with170genes forthosewhoexercised moreappropriately and74for theweight lifters.Amongthe oldergroup,almost400genes wereworking differentlynow,comparedwith33for theweight liftersandonly19for theappropriate exercisers.Many ofthese affectedgenes,especially inthecellsofthe interval trainers,are believedto influencetheability ofmitochondria toproduce energyfor musclecells;the subjectswho didtheintervalexerciseshowed anincrease inthe numberand healthof theirmitochondria—an impactthat wasparticularlypronounced amongthe oldercyclists.It seemsexercise couldhelp containthe declineinthecellular healthofmuscles associatedwith aging,especially ifitwasintense,says Dr.Sreekumaran Nair,the studysseniorauthor Infact,older peoplescells respondedin someways morestrongly tointense exercisethan thecellsof theyoung did—suggesting,he says,that itis nevertoo lateto benefitfrom exercise.、1Which ofthe followingisthebest titleforthepassageA.exercise MightBenefit AgingMusclesB・Exercise MightIncrease AgingMusclesC.Exercise MightDo Harmto MitochondriaD.Aging MainlyOccurs inthe CellularLevel、2What canwe knowabout theexperiment mentionedin Paragraph2A.Volunteers cannotbe goodat exercising.。