北京市西城區(qū)2025年高三一模英語試卷第一部分：知識(shí)運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié)，30分)第一節(jié)(共10小題；每小題1.5分，共15分)閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。AfterGlendaandRaphaelSavitzmovedtoNewton,Boston,theywerewarmlywelcomedbytheirnewneighbors,whogreetedthemwithhomemadecookiesandcasseroles.Theyquicklygotusedtothe1neighborhoodandfeltanimmediatesenseof2.Soonafter,theyhadababy,Samantha,butdiscoveredshewasborndeaf.Althoughtheneighborswereexcitedtomeetthenewbaby,theywerealsoawareofthe3theSavitzfamilywouldface.JillMcNeil,oneoftheneighbors,suggestedthattheyalllearnsignlanguagetogethertohelpSamanthacommunicate.Jill,whogrewupinatight-knit(緊密團(tuán)結(jié))community,believedinthepowerofhelpingeachother,4whenitcametochildren.Overthenextfewmonths,thegroupof18neighborsworkedhardtolearnthebasicsigns,allwhilekeepingtheirplana5.TheywantedtosurprisetheSavitzfamilywiththeirnew6tocommunicate.Whenthebigmomentcame,theSavitzfamilywasdeeplymoved.GlendaandRaphaelwereamazedbytheefforttheirneighborshad7learninganewlanguagejusttocommunicatewiththeirdaughter.Itwasaverytouchingandmeaningfulmomentforthefamily.Theyfeltincredibly8.AsSamanthagrew,theneighborskeptincludingherineverything,makingsureshenever9leftout.ThesupportfromthecommunitymadealastingimpactontheSavitzfamily,showinghowneighborscancometogethertomakeareal10ineachother'slives.1. A.friendly B.peaceful C.quiet D.convenient西城區(qū)高三統(tǒng)一測(cè)試試卷英語2025.4第1頁(yè)(共14頁(yè))2. A.belonging B.relief C.hope D.freedom3. A.truth B.choices C.challenges D.threat4. A.naturally B.especially C.immediately D.similarly5. A.priority B.dream C.goal D.secret6. A.media B.technology C.ability D.opportunity7. A.drawnon B.backedup C.reliedon D.putin8. A.proud B.grateful C.relaxed D.satisfied9. A.felt B.looked C.remained D.turned10. A.point B.living C.difference D.commitment第二節(jié)(共10小題；每小題1.5分，共15分)閱讀下列短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容填空。在未給提示詞的空白處僅填寫1個(gè)恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~，在給出提示詞的空白處用括號(hào)內(nèi)所給詞的正確形式填空。請(qǐng)?jiān)诖痤}卡指定區(qū)域作答。ALastsummer,Ijoinedacommunitygardenprojectinmyneighborhood.Atfirst,Iwasnervousaboutworkingwith11(stranger),buteveryonewaswelcomingandenthusiastic.Ilearnedhowtoplantvegetablesandcareforflowers.Inautumn,wehadabigharvestanddecidedtodonatethefreshproducetoalocalfoodbank.Ineverexpectedthatoursmalleffortscouldcreatesuchaneffect.ThesurprisecamewhenIreceivedathank-youletterfromafamily12benefitedfromourdonations.Itmademerealizehowpowerful13(kind)canbe!BTsinghuaUniversityplanstoincreaseitsundergraduateenrollment(本科招生人數(shù))14about150in2025andestablishanewundergraduateschoolfocusedoncombiningartificialintelligence(AI)withvariousfieldsofstudy.Thenewschool15(make)useofTsinghua'sstrengths,16(highlight)AI'sroleineducationandresearch.It17(aim)toexploreAI-drivenlearningmodelsanddevelopstudentswithdiverseskills,asolidunderstandingofAIandcreativethinking.CAta200-megawatt(兆瓦)windfarminHengshui,Hebei,theworld'slargesttonnagewheeledcrane(起重機(jī)),theXCA4000,completeditsfirstliftinMarch2024.It18(lift)a130-metric-tonnacelle,a40-tonhubandthree95-meter-longbladesweighing28tonseach,toaheightof162metersforassembly(組裝)onthetower.TheXCA4000hasaself-developedcontrolsystemandtechnologies19(ensure)safetyduringoperation.Withmorethanadozensensors20(distribute)inthefacility,itcandetectandaddresspotentialsafetydangersinrealtime.第二部分：閱讀理解(共兩節(jié)，38分)第一節(jié)(共14小題；每小題2分，共28分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。AIntoday'sfast-paceddigitalworld,manyofusstrugglewithdistractionandburnout.It'schallengingtostayfocusedandproductivewithconstantinterruptionsandthepressuretomanagemultipletasks.Thereforewebringtoyou—TheSukhaapp.Sukhaisaproductivity-boostingfocusappthathelpsyoucompletetasksmoreefficientlybyprovidingtoolsthatpromotefocusandcommunitysupport.Thisproductivitysoftwaresilencesdistractions(干擾),playsfocusmusic,andstartsapomodorotimer(番茄計(jì)時(shí)器)withjustaclick.Sukhaensuresyoustayontrackandfinishyourworkfaster.FeaturesofSukhaPhoneDistractionElimination(消除)Silencedistractionsandcreateabestworkenvironmenttoensureyoustayfocusedonthetaskathand,minimizinginterruptionsandincreasingefficiency.Thenexttimeyoupickupyoursmartphone,thescreenwillautomaticallystartflashingtokeepyouawayfromit.FocusMusic●Offersaselectionoffocusmusictracksthathelpyougetintotheflowandmaintainyourconcentrationforlongerperiods.CommunityIntegration·Workalongsidefriendsandpeoplearoundtheworld.●Feelpartofasupportivecommunitybyseeingothersworkinginrealtime,providingmotivationandreducingthesenseofisolation(孤立).SukhaVSOtherProductivityAppsTherearemanyotherproductivityapps.Theyarealsosimpleandeasytouseandsetup.Whilethesetypesoftoolsofferdifferentfeatures,theytendtoworkinisolation.However,Sukhatakesauniqueapproach.WithSukha,yourneedsaremetinoneplace.Youcanintegrateotherappsintotheplatform.Forexample,byaddingyourCalendar,youensurethatyou'reontimeforanyupcomingonlinemeetings.Productivityisn'tlimitedtotheplatformbutextendstointegratedapps.Youhaveacompletesystemtoworksmarter.Thisdoesn'thappenelsewherebutwithinSukha.SukhaPricingWeareexcitedtoannouncethatSukhanowoffersa14-dayfreetrialforallnewusers.Aftertheconclusionofyour14-daytrial,youwillbeautomaticallymovedtotheBasicPlanatnocost.However,ifyouwishtocontinuewiththeProSubscription.youneedtopay$10permonth.IfyouhaveanyquestionsregardingtheSukhaProSubscriptionorthe14-daytrialversion,pleasedonothesitatetogetintouchwithoursupportteamatsupport@centered.app.So,whatareyouwaitingfor?21.WhatistheaimofSukha?A.Tocreatefocusmusic.B.Toproducenovelideas.C.Toenhanceworkingefficiency.D.Touniteawholecommunity.22.WhatisuniquetoSukha?A.It'seasytouseandsetup.B.Itprovidesdifferentfeatures.C.Itcanminimizeinterruptions.D.Itworkstogetherwithotherapps.23.HowwillSukhachargeusersafterthetrialperiod?A.Userswillcontinuetohaveaccesstoallfeaturesforfree.B.Userswillbechargedaone-timefeeof$10afterthetrial.C.Userswillbecharged$10permonthfortheProSubscription.D.UserswillautomaticallybemovedtotheProSubscriptionatnocost.BUdayBhatia'senthusiasmfortechnologybeganinchildhood.Hisinterestwasawakenedwhenhereceivedadrone(無人機(jī))inthefourthgrade,stimulatingacuriosityabouthowmachineswork.By14,hehadtaughthimselfcomputerscienceandcreatedhisfirstvideogameonRoblox.However,Uday'spassionwasn'tlimitedtocodingandgadgets—hewasdeeplyawareofsocietalissues.Duringthepandemic,hedevelopedFindOurTutor,ane-tutoringplatformtohelpstudentscontinuelearningremotely.At16,Uday,aspartofamentorshipprogram,visitedBichpurivillageinUttarPradeshanddiscoveredacriticalproblem:thevillagersfacedsix-to-eight-hour-longpoweroutages.“WhenIlearnedthatchildrenwereusingflashlightsandkerosenelampstostudy,Iwantedtofindasolution,”herecalls.HisresearchrevealedthatwhilemostvillagesinIndiahadbeenelectrified,unreliablepowersupplyremainedacontinuingissueinmanyruralareas,withsomestateslikeRajasthanandUttarakhandenduringpowercutslasting10to12hoursaday.Determinedtohelp,Udayspentthenextsixmonthslearningfrominstructionalvideosandgatheringsecond-handcomponents.Heworkedinhisterrace(屋頂)workshop,experimentingwithdifferentdesignsuntilhedevelopedtheSmartOutage-Guard(OG),alow-costbackuplightbulb(燈泡)withalithium-ionbattery.Thebulb,pricedatRs250,abouthalfthecostofotheroptions,featuresdynamic-lumentechnologyandpulse-widthmodulation,whichallowsuserstoadjustthebrightness.Thisfeatureextendsthebulb'silluminationcapacitytoupto10hours,dependingonthebrightnesslevel.SinceitslaunchinMay2022,SmartOGbulbshavereached10,000homesacrosseightstates.UdayalsofoundedUdayElectric,afor-profitventurethatcollaborateswithdistributors,NGOs,retailers,andCSRprogramstoprovideaffordablelightingtosemi-electrifiedruralareas.Fornon-electrifiedregions,hedevelopedtheGlowGrid,asolar-poweredlamp,launchedthismonth.Uday'sinnovationshaveearnedhimseveralawards,includingthe2023DianaLegacyAward.Hislong-termgoalistoprovidelow-costenergytoeveryhome,andhe'sjustgettingstarted.24.UdayBhatia'sexperienceinBichpurivillageinfluencedhimto.A.developaninterestincomputerscienceB.createalow-cost,backup-basedlightbulbC.launchane-tutoringplatformforstudentsD.studypowersupplysystemsinothervillages25.WhatdoweknowaboutUday'sinventions?A.Theymakeenergyeasiertoaccess.B.Theybringinnovationtoglobalmarkets.C.Theyfocusonsustainableenergysolutions.D.Theyprovideaffordablelightingforruralareas.26.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesUdayBhatia?A.Innovativeandcommercial.B.Determinedandsociallyaware.C.Creativeandenvironmentallyconscious.D.Technologicallyskilledandcompetitive.CRecently,IattendedapublictalkbysomeonewhoseviewsI“knew”Iwouldoppose.Andyet,Iwent.Ilistened,askedquestions,andgavemytime.Whilemycorevaluesweren'ttransformedinthosetwohours,Ilearnedsomethingandleftwithadeeperappreciationforthecomplexityofotherperspectives.Inthisweeknightactivity,Iwasactivelytryingtotackle“beliefism,”adivisivephenomenoninwhichsurroundingyourselfwithpeoplewhoshareyourviewsleadstodiscriminationagainstthosewhodisagree.Inthisway,beliefismdeepensdivisionandreinforcespolarization—buildingwallsinsteadofbridges.Indeed,beliefismiswidespreadinmodernsociety.Asignificantpartoftheproblemoriginatesfromthefactthatweliveinaworldthatisbothphysicallyandvirtuallydivided.Werarelyinteractwithpeoplefromotherwalksoflife.Socialmediaalgorithmsstokethefiresofdivision,lockingusintoechochambersthatreinforceourpreexistingbeliefsandshutdowndebate.Ultimately,wheremanyforcesaredrivingusapart,wemustthink—whatcanwedotounpackdivisionandrestoreconnection?Wecanbeginbytryingtounderstandthepsychologyofbeliefism,whichatitscoreisaformofbias—amentalshortcutinwhichwecategorisepeopleaccordingtosinglecharacteristicsorgeneralisingassumptions.Indeed,inaworldthatisinfinitelycomplex,ourmindsusethesebiasestosimplifyandmakesenseoftheworld.Thethingis,whenweseeothersonlythroughtheperspectiveoftheirpoliticalorsocialbeliefs,wereduceandflattenthemtoasingledimension.Further,whenpeoplefeeltheyaredismissedordisregardedonlyfortheirbeliefs,theyareleftfeelingisolatedandmisunderstood.Secondly,wecanunderstandthetendencyforbeliefismaspartofourevolutionary(進(jìn)化的)desiretoestablishacommunityorgroup.Theproblemisthatwhilethisinstinct(本能)mayhaveonceservedevolutionarypurposes,today,itblocksmeaningfuldialogueandcooperation.Indeed,researchshowsthatovercomingbeliefismhasbenefits.Whenwewelcomeavarietyofideasandperspectives,weareabletoovercomegroup-thinkandmakebetterdecisionsandjudgements.What'smore,lessbeliefistpeoplearegenerallyhappier,havingstronger,morefulfillingrelationshipsandbroaderhorizons.Luckily,thereareanumberofrelevant,research-backedpsychologicaltechniquesthathelpbuildtoleranceandbreakbias.Wemightexerciseindividuation,seeingpeopleasdiverse-sidedindividualsandbreakingawayfromreductivewaysofthinking.Wecanpracticeperspective-taking,buildingempathy(同理心)bysteppingintosomeoneelse'sshoesandtryingtoseetheworldthroughtheireyes.Ultimately,thewayforwardisnotthroughdivisions,butthrougharecognitionofoursharedhumanity.Remindyourselfthateachpersonexistsattheintersectionofmanyidentities,experiences,andbeliefs.Challengeyourselftopracticeempathy,andrememberthatnooneiswhollydefinedbytheworstthingtheyhavesaidordone.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“stoke”inParagraph3probablymean?A.Fuel.B.Keep.C.Put.D.Contain.28.Whatcanweknowaboutbeliefismfromthepassage?A.Socialmediaalgorithmsmainlycontributetoitswidespread.XB.Humanevolutionprovesitsharminestablishinggroup-think.C.Itreflectsoursimplifiedwayofunderstandingthesurroundingworld.D.Itleadsustomakeassumptionsaboutothers'politicalorsocialbeliefs.29.Whichofthefollowingwouldbemosteffectiveinfightingbeliefism?A.Facilitatinginteractionsbetweenpeoplefromdifferentcommunities.B.Creatingalistofacceptablebeliefsforeachcommunitytofollow.C.Askingpeopletowriteabouttheirexperiencesofbeingisolated.D.Stressingconflictinsteadofcooperationbetweendifferentbeliefs.30.Whichwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.BeyondUsandThemB.TheRootsofBeliefismC.TheHarmofSocialDivisionD.AttheCrossroadofFaithGenetic(基因的)variationiswhatallowsaspeciestoadaptasclimatechanges,newdiseasesarise,andnovelenemiescomeonthescene.AslightlydifferentgeneticmakeupcanensureatleastsomeindividualswillstilldoOKintimesofcrisis.Butjustasthenumberofspeciesisdecliningworldwide,so,too,isthegeneticdiversitywithinmanyspecies.Until2022,governmentsfocusedprimarilyonpreventingspeciesfromdisappearing.Thatyear,however,whenupdatingtheUnitedNations'sConventiononBiologicalDiversitytreaty(條約),participatingcountriesagreedtostarttolookatgeneticdiversityaswell.Thefirststeptowardslowingthetrendisunderstandingit.ConservationbiologistCatherineGrueberfromtheUniversityofSydneyandmanycolleaguesgathered882paperswrittenbetween1985and2019thattrackeddiversitychangeswithin628individualspeciesbyanalyzingtheirDNAatatleasttwotimepoints.Theteamusedcomplexstatisticalanalysestomakethedatacomparable,enablingthemtoidentifytrendsandcorrelatelossofgeneticdiversitywithfloods,habitatdestruction,orotherdisturbances.Theyalsotrackedwhathappenedinthefaceofvariousconservationmeasures,suchaslegallyprotectingaspeciesorsettingasideandprotectinghabitat.Two-thirdsofthepopulationsanalyzedexhibitedadeclineindiversity,Grueberandhercolleaguesreport.Thatincludedspeciesalreadyknowntobeatrisk,butitalsoincludedmorecommonspecies.Theimplicationisthatthosespeciesmaybelessabletobouncebackthanexpectedduringenvironmentalchange,saysAliciaMastretta-Yanes,aconservationgeneticist.Someconservationefforts,suchasecologicalrestorationorreducingpests(害蟲)、didn'thelpmuch,theanalysisfound.Butcertainactionsdidseemtohelp,suchaseffortstoexpandandprotecthabitat,introducenewindividualstodecliningpopulations,orconnecttwoisolatedpopulations.“Itwasprettyimpressivethattheywereabletotrackwhathumandisturbancesandconservationactionshaddone,”saysMoisésAlonso,anevolutionarygeneticistwhoauthoredapreprintlastyearindicatingthatprotectingexistinghabitatwon'tbeenoughtopreventgeneticdiversitylossesformanyspecies.“Weneededsomethinglikethis,”hesays.Conservationscientistsemphasizetheimportanceofcontinuingtomonitorpopulations.ButDNAmethodsaren'talwayspractical,somenote.“Itisrelativelyhardandexpensivetomeasuregeneticdiversitydirectly,”Mastretta-Yanessays.Togetaroundthat,Mastretta-YanesandotherspublishedapaperinEcologyLetterslastyearthatusedproxy(代替物)measures,suchaspopulationsize,toevaluategeneticdiversityin919species.Themethod,whichonlyrequiredabout3hoursofworkperspecies,indicatedthat58%ofthespecieshavepopulationsthataretoosmalltomaintaintheirgeneticdiversity.Thefactthatthesedifferentapproachesfounddecliningdiversity“makesbothresultsmoreconvincing,”Mastretta-Yanessays.“Finally,geneticdiversityisgettingtheattentionitdeserves.”31WhatisParagraph3mainlyabout?A.ChallengesofcollectingDNAdatafordiversityresearch.B.Findingsongeneticdiversitychangesoverthepast30years.C.Researchmethodsappliedtotrackgeneticdiversitychanges.D.Impactsofhumandisturbancesondiversityofdifferentspecies.32.WhatcanbelearnedfromGrueber'sstudy?A.Habitatextensionandpopulationmanagementpreservediversity.B.Thediversityofcommonspeciestendstodeclinemoreseverely.C.At-riskspeciesbetterresisttheimpactofenvironmentalchanges.D.Ecosystemrecoveryandpestcontroldrivepopulationrise.33.Mastretta-YanesholdsthatDNAmethods.A.willsoonbereplacedbyproxymeasuresB.lackpracticalityduetotheircostsandcomplexityC.maygetinthewayofmonitoringspeciespopulationsD.requirealargepopulationsizetoachievehighaccuracy34.Whatisthepurposeofthispassage?A.Toidentifymoreeffectivemethodsappliedingeneresearch.B.ToadvocateforusingDNAmethodsexclusivelyinconservationefforts.C.Towarnpeopleofthethreatposedbyenvironmentalchangesonspecies.D.Todrawpeople'sattentiontoeffectivemeasuresagainstlossofdiversity.第二節(jié)(共5小題；每小題2分，共10分)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的七個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Liveperformancesareoftendescribedasraw,emotional,andimmersive,whilestudiorecordingsarepolishedandcarefullyproduced.35Oneofthemostnotabledifferenceswithlivemusicistheenergy.Aliveperformancebringsanatmospherethatcannotberecreatedinastudio.Whenmusiciansperformlive,theyconnectdirectlywiththeiraudience.Thecheers,clapping,andexcitementfromthecrowdcreateafeedbackloop(循環(huán))thatcanenhancetheperformance.Thissharedenergymakeseachliveconcertuniqueandpersonalforeveryonethere.36Whetherit'sasmall,intimatevenueoramassivestadium,thespaceinfluenceshowyouexperiencethemusic.Livemusicismorethanjustsomethingyouhear;it'ssomethingyoufeel.Anotherkeyaspectoflivemusicisitsunpredictability.Notwoperformancesareeverthesame.Musiciansmightimprovise(即興演奏),changethearrangementofasong,oreveninteractwiththeaudienceinwaysthatfeelspontaneousandgenuine.37Inalivesetting,imperfectionscanmakethemusicfeelmorereal.Aslightmistakeoranunexpectedvariationinasongremindsyouthatwhatyou'rewitnessingisunique.It'sareminderthatmusicisn'tjustabouttechnicalperfection——it'saboutemotionandexpression.Livemusiccreatesaspecialkindofconnectionbetweenperformersandlisteners.Seeingmusiciansperforminrealtimeallowsyoutowitnesstheirpassionandenergyfirsthand.38Formanypeople,livemusicisaboutmorethanjustthesongs.It'saboutbeingpartofasharedexperience,whichcanmakethemusicfeelmorepowerfulandmemorable.39Whilerecordingsofferapolished,consistentwaytoenjoymusic,liveperformancesbringenergy,authenticity(真實(shí)性),andemotionalconnection.Bothformsofmusichavetheirplace,andmanypeopleenjoyamixofthetwo.A.Livemusicandstudiorecordingseachhavetheirownstrengths.B.Thephysicalenvironmentalsoplaysasignificantroleincreatingthisenergy.C.Studiorecordingsoftenrelyonadvancedtechnologytoperfectthesoundquality.D.Thesemomentsofauthenticityaddanextralayerofexcitementtotheexperience.E.Thiscontrastisn'tjustabouthowthemusicsoundsbutalsoabouthowitfeelstoexperienceit.F.Thisdoesn'tmeanstudiorecordingsarelessvaluable——theyofferadifferentwaytoenjoymusic.G.Thephysicalpresenceoftheartist,theirexpressions,andhowtheyinteractwiththecrowdallcontributetothisemotionalconnection.第三部分：書面表達(dá)(共兩節(jié)，32分)第一節(jié)(共4小題;第40、41題各2分,第42題3分,第43題5分,共12分)閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)題目要求用英文回答問題。請(qǐng)?jiān)诖痤}卡指定區(qū)域作答。Theconvenienceofmodernlifeistrulyastonishing.AsIwritethis,myphoneiswirelesslyplaying18th-centuryclassics,andIcanusethesamedevicetoinstantlygetarideorhavefooddelivered.It'seasytoseewhywelovesuchshortcuts—theymakelifeeasier,savetime,andreduceeffort.However,manypeoplealsorecognizethatconveniencehasitsdarkersides.Tounderstandwhy,weneedtoexaminewhywearesodrawntoconvenienceinthefirstplace.Evolutionarypsychologycanprovidesomeanswers.Theconceptof“evolutionarymismatch”suggeststhatweevolvedashunter-gatherers,butwhiletheworldhaschanged,ourbrainsandbodieshavenot.Thismismatchmeansthatourinstinctsoftendon'tmatchmodernlife.Inthepast,resistance—whethertoavoidunnecessaryeffortorconserveenergy—wasvitalduringtoughtimes,likesearchingforfoodintherainorescapingfromdanger.Thosewhostayedshelteredduringhardtimes,likestormswhenfoodwasscarce,weremorelikelytosurviveandpassontheirgenes.Wehaveinherited(繼承)thisinstincttoconserveenergyfromthem.Innovationhasdramaticallytransformedourworld.Technologyandourenvironmenthaveadaptedtosuitourinstincttoconserveenergy.Butwhatdowelosewhenweprioritizeconvenience?Choosingtheeasypathconsistentlyweakensourabilitytotacklechallenges.Fromanevolutionaryview,somediscomfortisasessentialtosurvivalasrest.Ourancestorsdidn'tsurvivebybeinglazy;theysurvivedbybalancingsafetywithrisk.Thisverystruggleshapesanddevelopsourcharacter.Intoday'stechnologicalworld,wemustsometimesgoagainstournaturalinstincts.Asasociety,weneedtoremember—andteachtheyoungergeneration—thatwhileconveniencemayfeelgoodinthemoment,ourabilitytoadaptandovercomechallengesisnotonlyakeypartofourevolutionaryheritagebutalsocentraltotheadventureoflife.40.Whydopeopleloveshortcuts?41.Whatdoes“evolutionarymismatch”mean?42.Pleasedecidewhichpartisfalseinthefollowingstatement,thenunderlineitandexplainwhy.Theevolutionaryviewshowsthatsomediscomfortislessimportantforoursurvivalc