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24.What was the purpose of painting the Comfort23.What do Chelsea Flea and Celene's Thriftwhite?Shop have in common?A.To give in to the enemy.阅读理A.They offer a friendly dining experience阅To avoid being a target for attackB.They are open every day all year round.C.To show respect for servicewomen.C.They have the same opening hours.D.To warn the Red Cross of possible dangers.They sell special vintage clothing.25.Why does the author say解"Howard's luck finallyran out"?A.Her ship was damaged.She got injured in an attack.C.She had to leave the Comfort.D.Her ship had to be abandonedB26.How did Howard feel when she heard the newsA Wisconsin native,Doris Howard joined the US阅of the war?Army Nurse Corps a few weeks after Pearl Harborwas bombed.She had spent more than a year阅读费Joyful.B.Worried.C.Shocked.D.Disappointed.aboard the hospital ship Comfort,working 12-理解hour shifts with just one day off a month,by the27.What does the text mainly talk about?time she began treating some of the tens of解A nurse's experience in a war.B.A nurse's life before the Pearl Harbor attackthousands of young Americans wounded duringC.The great damage caused by World War II.the battle.D.The role of the Comfort during World War II.During the three-month battle that claimed12,000 American lives,violent attacks accountedfor the sinking of 26 US ships and thousands ofdeaths.Even though the Comfort,carrying moreCthan 500 wounded,was painted white andKellen Calinger-Yoak couldn't believe her luck.In阅identified by the Red Cross,it was still a target.阅2009,The Ohio State University forest ecologistHoward's luck finally ran out on April 28,1945.found a 1915 Monthly Weather Review journal withAs she tended to the wounded,one of the suicidenearly three decades of growing season records inplanes hit the ship.Twenty-eight people,including理the late 1800s.She read row after row of details解six of her fellow nurses,were killed in the deadliestfrom Ohio farmer Thomas Mikesell,who trackedstrike on US servicewomen in World War II.Sheweather patterns,seasonal shifts in trees and plants.was deafened and numb(失去知觉的)for a while,and crop yields around Wauseon,Ohio.from her neck to her waist.But she was back at herCalinger-Yoak mapped the small town andstation within hours.She suffered permanentrealized it was just over two hours'drive northwestdamage to her hearing and spine.of her office.Shortly after visiting,Despite the loss of life and great damage,theComfort was not abandoned(遗弃)，and Howardshe made a decision.She spent five years travelingto the town weekly to record important details of阅was able to stay on duty until the ship stopped inGuam for repairs and to evacuate the wounded.阅growing seasons that could be compared withHer fellow nurses were then buried in a deeplyMikesell's to see how they had changed."Quietly and carefully,Mikesell systematicallymoving ceremony.Howard returned to the US after the attack理recorded the movements of nature year after year,"解and was working in a hospital in Oakland,said meteorologist Warren Smith."He has doneCalifornia,when she heard that the war had ended.what thousands of other men might have done,but"I couldn't help crying when I heard the news,"which no other one has done.Science owes a greatshe said."It was finally over,and everywhere itdebt to such a man.There is scarcely anwas‘Peace!"observation lost during all these 45 years."Howard married and worked as a nurse in aBecause Mikesell's data was so detailed,doctor's office in the Bay Area before movingCalinger-Yoak was able to compare the sameto Reno,Nevada,in 2005,to be with her son.events in the same species at the same location阅读理解阅more than 100 years later.She tracked the samedetails as Mikesell for species common across theeastern United States.She discovered that,with解temperatures rising greatly since Mikesell'slifetime,hardwood growing seasons are now about20 days longer,and growing seasons for certainspecies are up to 26 days longer."The change canreally throw ecosystems into disarray(混乱)5