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For the public,Sinclair will be best remembered for the Sinclair C5,an electric tricycle that hedeetftuf -frdytcd outheth hl tht he fncome up ithdnetu they cantimagine it.,”24.What can we say about the ZX Spectrum?A.It had a huge memory and cost just $135.B.It was invented by Clive Sinclair in 1980.C.It was the only low-cost home computer in the UK.D.It led to a fast growth of personal computer industry.25.For what will Clive Sinclair be best remembered by the public?A.The Sinclair C5.B.The ZX80.C.The ZX81.D.The Commodore 64.26.What did Clive Sinclair's daughter most probably mean?A.Her father was a practical man.B.Her father was not a good businessman.C.Her father was a talented man.D.Her father's invention was too advanced.®27.Which of the following is a suitable title for the text?A.Clive Sinclair,the Pioneer of Computer Games如B.Clive Sinclair,the Inventor of Pocket CalculatorsC.Clive Sinclair,a Unique Inventor and Businessman留D.Clive Sinclair,the First Computer Inventor in the UK长To children,lullabies()are more than songs that fill their rooms as nights draw in.Theyare rhythms of caregivers'rocking arms.They are sweet sounds of caregivers'heartbeats.They aregsounds of love that brings comfort to their hearts.Sung across cultures,lullabies show the histories of those who sing them.They get them from紫those who came before them,and they pass them on.They carry lullabies across borders and make newones along the way.These songs are windows into caregivers'hopes and dreams for the future."From culture to culture,lullabies tend to have a collection of features that make them calming,says Cirelli Mehr,director of Harvard University's Music Lab,which studies how music works andwhy it exists.She found that even when little babies were listening to lullabies that were not from theirown culture,they were still soothed."There seems to be some kind of parenting-music connection thatis universal around the world,"she added.A new mother herself,Cirelli sees singing lullabies as a "multi-sense experience"shared bycaregivers and children."It's not just about the babies hearing music,"she says."It's about being heldby caregivers,having their faces very close,and feeling the warmth,gentle rocking."To sing lullabies to someone is to make a connection.The songs connect caregivers to children.But perhaps less noticeably,they also tell stories that connect us to our past,and to each other.Cirellidescribes lullabies as "an exchange of two souls".Lullabies are part of the materials from which caregivers create safe spaces that are necessary fordreams tounfold for the children.These songs remind them that theyare notoe,and in the dark ofnight,they seem to hold a promise that on the other side waits the light of morning.28.Which of the following can replace the underlined word"soothed"in paragraph3?A.Excited.B.Calmed.C.Disappointed.D.Annoyed.【2023届高考分段学情评估卷（二）·英语第4页（共8页）】新高考