课时18选择性必修3Unit9HumanBiology-2022年高考英语一轮复习小题多维练（北师大版2019）

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夯实基础之词汇练 根据首字母或中文提示填写单词。
Beijing is carrying ut the plicy f garbage ________ (分类).
The heart is an imprtant ________ whse functin is t pump bld t all parts f the bdy.
Nearly all the huses lk i________ here. Yu can hardly tell ne frm anther.
I need t________(计算出) ur expense this mnth.
The plan received ________(广泛的）supprt thrughut the cuntry.
My watch is nt very a________. I think I need t repair it.
He wasn't there at the________ (重要的) mment.
We will have a________ (系统性的) revisin at the end f the e semester.
Peple usually clean the huse________ (彻底地) befre New Year.
When he heard the sad news. he lst cntrl f his e________.
答案：1. classificatin 2. rgan 3. identical 4. calculate 5. widespread
6. accurate 7. crucial 8. systematic 9. thrughly 10. emtins
Ⅱ.请用本单元所学到的知识点翻译下列句子。
明年物价一定会上涨。( bund t)
他把美式英语和英式英语进行了比较。( draw a parallel )
3.这些橘子没我上星期买的好。( be inferir t)
4.这家商店就在市中心。( be lcated in)
5.这些机器人过去一年都在试用当中。( n trial)
6.她坚决反对移居国外的想法。( be ppsed t)
7.大量食用垃圾食品会对儿童的健康构成威胁。( pse a threat t)
8.听到这个好消息我喜不自禁。( cntain neself)
9.和他的同学相比,他看起来成熟很多。( in cmparisn with)
10.据估计,这项工程将用时四年。( It is estimated that...)
答案： 1. There are bund t be price increases next year.
2. He drew a parallel between American English and British English.
3. These ranges are inferir t thse I bught last week.
4. The business is lcated right in the city centre.
5. These rbts have been n trial fr the past year.
6. She is strngly ppsed t the idea f mving abrad.
7. Eating lts f junk fd pses a threat t children's health.
8. I culd hardly cntain myself fr jy after hearing the gd news.
9. He seems mre mature in cmparisn with his classmates.
10. It is estimated (that) the prject will last fur years.
= 1 \* ROMAN I. 用单词的适当形式完成短文
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式.
Eating and drinking in subway cars has lng been a cntrversial issue in China.While many have expressed annyance 1.______ the sight f smene eating fd in subway cars，quite a few peple supprt the right t chew 2.________(nisy) n snacks during the trip t wrk r schl.
The debate recently arrived at 3.________(it) final destinatin when the Ministry f Transprt intrduced a new regulatin last week that bans passengers natinwide，with the exceptin f 4.________(baby) and peple with certain medical cnditins，frm eating r drinking in subway cars.
The plicy 5.________ (schedule) t take effect n April 1 alng with sme new rules that will frbid passengers frm playing music r vides n speakers，r 6.________ (lie) dwn n seats in subway cars.
Zhang Han，7.________18­year­ld girl，recalled that a female passenger was seen recently n the subway in Nanjing 8._________(fine) fr eating traditinal street fd.
“At first，I felt srry fr the girl，” she said.“Mst peple were simply 9.________ (aware) f such a fd ban befre.”
Nw that a natinal ban is in the pipeline (在准备中)，she said she supprted the idea.“The subway car is a public space.N fd shuld be allwed，10._________r nt it gives ff a strng smell.”
【语篇解读】 本文介绍了一项针对地铁车厢里乘客吃喝问题的规定——在全国各地将禁止除了婴儿和患病人群之外的乘客在车厢里吃喝，并讲述了一个18岁的女孩对此规定的看法。
1．at [考查介词。此处表示对看到地铁车厢里有人吃东西表示厌烦，故用介词at。at the sight f表示“看到”，是固定用法。]
2．nisily [考查副词。此处应用副词nisily修饰动词chew。]
3．its [考查代词。此处指关于这个问题的争论最近有了最终结果。此处应用形容词性物主代词its修饰名词destinatin。]
4．babies [考查名词的单复数。此处指在全国各地将禁止除了婴儿和患病人群之外的乘客在车厢里吃喝，根据语境可知，此处指的婴儿不止一个，故应用名词的复数形式。]
5．is scheduled [考查时态、语态和主谓一致。此处指这项规定预计在4月1号生效，为对客观情况的描述，应用一般现在时；又主语The plicy与schedule之间为被动关系，应用被动语态，且主语为单数，故填is scheduled。]
6．lying [考查非谓语动词。此处和该句中的playing并列，作介词frm的宾语，应用动名词形式lying，指禁止乘客躺在座位上。]
7．an [考查冠词。此处泛指一个18岁的女孩，且18­year­ld以元音音素开头，应用不定冠词an。]
8．t be fined [考查固定用法。此处表示一位女乘客被看见罚款了，考查固定用法be seen t d sth.，又此处表示被罚款，故填t be fined。]
9．unaware [考查形容词。根据语境可知，此处表示大多数人之前确实不知道这个食物禁令，故填unaware“不知道”。]
10．whether [考查状语从句。句意：不应允许在地铁车厢里面吃东西，无论它是否散发出强烈的气味。故填whether。]
完形填空
(2020·昆明市“三诊一模”摸底诊断测试)A few years ag my wife and I tk a trip t Csta Rica. Upn arrival we __1__ a car and headed fr ur first destinatin which was a few hurs away. I had a __2__ s I figured I'd be in great cnditin. After abut 20 minutes' drive I fund myself practically __3__ in the unmarked streets and dirty rads. Upset, I turned t the navigatin app n my phne fr help.
I typed the __4__ f ur destinatin n my phne and instantly it __5__ the best rute (路线) t get there and we were n ur way.
The nly __6__ was that things didn't always g the way I had thught they wuld. With the streets nt being well __7__， I wuld smetimes miss a turn and drive in a __8__ directin. Luckily, the app never gt __9__ with me. Any time I missed a turn it wuld simply __10__ and say, “Recalculating the rute. __11__ the rute.” And within a few secnds, it wuld have a new rute __12__ t get us t ur destinatin.
Smetimes the new rute meant I had t __13__ t the right turn and smetimes it fund a different rute that tk my new lcatin int __14__. Eventually we made it t ur htel __15__ and enjyed sme beautiful scenery alng the way.
Mst peple make the __16__ f thinking that success and happiness cme frm smene setting a gal and then __17__ straight twards it. The __18__ is that there is n straight path t success. There isn't even the __19__ path. There are many paths that can get yu t yur gals. Yu just have t be __20__ t recalculate yur rute when yu miss a turn r there is smething in yur way.
【语篇解读】 作者和妻子旅行时，用手机导航软件辅助导航，即使偶尔走错了路，软件也可以帮助重新规划路线。这一经历让作者明白：在人生旅途中不是只有一条路可以到达目的地，有时也需要重新规划路线。
1．A.prduced B．RepairedC．rentedD．purchased
C [考查动词。根据上文的“A few years ag my wife and I tk a trip t Csta Rica.”以及下文的“drive”可知，作者和妻子去Csta Rica旅行，到达的时候应该是“租”了一辆汽车。prduce生产，制造；repair修理；purchase购买，采购。]
2．A.car B．phneC．cmpassD．map
D [考查名词。根据下文的“s I figured I'd be in great cnditin”可知，因为作者带着“地图”，才会认为自己旅行时不会有问题。此题易误选phne，结合下文的“I turned t the navigatin app n my phne”可知，排除phne。car汽车，cmpass指南针，罗盘，均不符合语境。 ]
3．A.absrbed B．lstC．experiencedD．free
B [考查形容词。根据下文的“Upset，I turned t the navigatin app n my phne fr help.”可知，刚刚开了约20分钟，作者就“迷路了”，因此才会很沮丧。]
4．A.address B．apprachC．receiptD．schedule
A [考查名词。根据下文的“f ur destinatin n my phne and instantly it ________ the best rute(路线)t get there”可知，作者迷路之后，使用手机上的导航软件，应该是把“地址”输入到手机中。address地址；apprach方式，方法；receipt收据；schedule计划表，时刻表。]
5．A.plished B．discveredC．penedD．managed
B [考查动词。根据上文的“I typed the ________ f ur destinatin n my phne”和下文的“we were n ur way”可知，作者把地址输入到手机上后，导航立刻“找到了”最佳路线。]
6．A.fear B．differenceC．sympathyD．prblem
D [考查名词。根据下文的“things didn't always g the way I had thught they wuld”可知，这是唯一的“难题”。]
7．A.marked B．pavedC．arrangedD．expanded
A [考查动词。根据上文的“I fund the unmarked streets and dirty rads”及下文的“I wuld smetimes miss a ”可知，这些街道没有被好好地“标示”。mark标示；pave铺，铺砌；arrange安排；expand扩大，扩展。]
8．A.illegal B．newC．wrngD．ptential
C [考查形容词。根据上文的“I wuld smetimes miss a turn”可推知，作者有时会错过转弯处并往“错误的”方向行驶。illegal违法的；new新的；ptential潜在的。]
9．A.generus B．madC．cncernedD．cautius
B [考查形容词。根据上文的“Luckily”及下文的“Any time I missed a turn it wuld simply ________ and say”可知，虽然作者有时候错过转弯和走错方向，但是幸运的是导航从不会生作者的气，mad“生气的”符合语境。generus慷慨的，cncerned担心的，cautius谨慎的，均不符合语境。]
10．A.break dwn B．cut inC．get upD．g away
B [考查动词短语。根据下文的“and say”及导航软件的特点可知，此处指软件在作者错过转弯的时候“插话”，告诉作者正确的方向。break dwn坏掉，垮掉；cut in插话，插嘴；get up起身；g away离开。]
11．A.Abandning B．CancelingC．ReachingD．Changing
D [考查动词。根据上文的“Recalculating the rute.”可知，导航软件会“改变”路线。abandn抛弃；reach抵达；cancel删除。]
12．A.checked B．updatedC．adjustedD．planned
D [考查动词。根据“it wuld have a new ur destinatin”可知，导航软件“规划了”新的路线。本题易错选B项和C项，认为此处是指更新或调整了路线，但是注意此处是“have a new rute”，需要更新和调整的应该是原先的路线。]
13．A.pint B．leadC．returnD．apply
C [考查动词。根据空后的“t the right turn”可知，由于作者错过了转弯，所以不得不“返回”到正确的岔路口。]
14．A.rder B．directinC．accuntD．place
C [考查名词。根据“smetimes it fund a different rute that tk my new lcatin int________”可知，导航重新规划路线的时候会把作者的新位置考虑在内， accunt意为“把……考虑在内”。rder命令；directin方向，指示；place地方。]
15．A.safely B．frequentlyC．hungrilyD．gradually
A [考查副词。根据“Eventually we made it t ur htel ________ and enjyed sme beautiful scenery alng the way”可推知，在导航的帮助下，作者和妻子“安全地”回到了酒店。]
16．A.mistake B．ExcuseC．accidentD．truble
A [考查名词。根据下文的“thinking that success and then________ straight twards it”以及“there is n straight path t success”可知，作者认为这句话是“错误”的，并不是设定了目标后只管径直“前进”才能获得成功和幸福。]
17．A.accumulating B．withdrawingC．marchingD．fleeing
C [考查动词。参见上题解析。accumulate积累，积聚；withdraw撤退，撤回；march行进，前进；flee逃离，逃走。]
18．A.answer B．TruthC．cnditinD．privilege
B [考查名词。根据前面提到的错误观念及下文的“there is n straight path t success”可知，“事实”(truth)是通往成功的路没有笔直的。]
19．A.first B．suitableC．accurateD．nly
D [考查形容词。根据下文的“There are many paths that can get yu t yur gals.”可知，通往成功的路不是“唯一的”。first首要的；suitable合适的；accurate精确的。]
20．A.willing B．prudC．anxiusD．ambitius
A [考查形容词。根据前文作者的经历及“recalculate yur rute when yu miss a yur way”可知，错过了转弯或者路遇阻碍的时候，需要你(主观)“愿意”重新规划路线，willing有“愿意，乐意”之意。prud骄傲的；anxius焦急的；ambitius有志向的，有抱负的。]
阅读理解
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。
A
(2020·桂林模拟)When wmen sit tgether t watch a mvie n TV, they usually talk simultaneusly(同时的)abut a variety f subjects, including children, men, careers and what's happening in their lives. When grups f men and wmen watch a mvie tgether, the men usually end up telling the wmen t shut up. Men can either talk r watch the screen — they can't d bth — and they dn't understand that wmen can. Besides, wmen cnsider that the pint f all getting tgether is t have a gd time and develp relatinships — nt just t sit there like cuch ptates staring at the screen.
During the ad breaks, a man ften asks a wman t explain the plt and tell him where the relatinship between the characters is ging. He is unable, unlike wmen, t read the subtle bdy language signals that reveal hw the characters are feeling emtinally. Since wmen riginally spent their days with the ther wmen and children in the grup, they develped the ability t cmmunicate successfully in rder t maintain relatinships. Fr a wman, speech cntinues t have such a clear purpse: t build relatinships and make friends. Fr men, t talk is t relate the facts.
Men see the telephne as a cmmunicatin tl fr sending facts and infrmatin t ther peple, but a wman sees it as a means f bnding. A wman can spend tw weeks n vacatin with her girlfriend and, when she returns hme, telephne the same girlfriend and talk fr anther tw hurs.
There is n cnvincing evidence that scial cnditining, the fact that girls' mthers talked them mre, is the reasn why girls talk mre than bys. Psychiatrist Dr Michael Lewis, authr f Scial Behaviur and Language Acquisitin, cnducted experiments that fund mthers talked t and lked at, baby girls mre ften than baby bys. Scientific evidence shws parents respnd t the brain bias f their children. Since a girl's brain is better rganized t send and receive speech，we therefre talk t them mre. Cnsequently, mthers wh try t talk t their sns are usually pinted t receive nly shrt grunts in reply.
【语篇解读】 这是一篇说明文。短文从男女看电视的反应开始谈男女注意力、性格等差异，进而说明女人爱聊天的原因，作者还从生理学角度剖析了女人喜欢聊天的生理因素。
1．While watching TV with thers, wmen usually talk a lt because they ________.
A．are afraid f awkward silence with their families and friends
B．can bth talk and watch the screen at the same time
C．think they can have a gd time and develp
relatinships
D．have t explain the plt and bdy language t their husbands
C [细节理解题。根据第一段中的“Besides, wmen cnsider that the pint f all getting tgether is t have a gd time and develp relatinships—nt just t sit there like cuch ptates staring at the screen.”可知，此外，女性认为所有人聚在一起的目的是为了玩得开心，发展关系——而不是像电视迷那样坐在那里盯着屏幕。所以女人们会谈论是因为她们觉得这样可以很愉快并且同时能搞好关系。故选C。]
2．After a vacatin with her girlfriend, a wman wuld talk t her again n the phne fr hurs in rder t________.
A．experience the happy time again
B．keep a clse tie with her
C．recmmend her a new scenic spt
D．remind her f smething frgtten
B [细节理解题。根据第三段中的“Men see the telephne as a cmmunicatin tl fr sending facts and infrmatin t ther peple, but a wman sees it as a means f bnding.”可知，男人把电话看作是向别人传递事实和信息的一种交流工具，而女人则把电话看作是联系感情的一种方式，她是想要借此来维持两人之间紧密的关系。所以和女性朋友度假后，一个女人会再和她通几个小时的电话，以便和她保持密切联系。故选B。]
3．What des the authr want t tell us mst?
A．Wmen's brains are better rganized fr language and cmmunicatin.
B．Wmen lve t talk because they are mre sciable than men.
C．Men d nt like talking because they rely mre n facts.
D．Scial cnditining is nt the reasn why wmen lve talking.
A [推理判断题。根据最后一段中的“Since a girl's brain is better rganized t send and receive speech, we therefre talk t them mre.”可知，由于女孩的大脑更有组织地发送和接收语言信息，因此我们会更多地与她们交谈。由此判断出女性的大脑更适合语言和交流。故选A。]
4．Which f the fllwing wuld be the best title fr the passage?
A．Wmen Are Scially Trained t Talk
B．Talking Maintains Relatinships
C．Wmen Lve t Talk
D．Men Talk Differently frm Wmen
C [主旨大意题。通读全文可知，短文从男女看电视的反应开始谈男女注意力、性格等差异，进而说明女人爱聊天的原因，作者还从生理学角度剖析了女人喜欢聊天的生理因素。所以短文的最佳标题为“女人喜欢聊天”，故选C。]
B
(2020·崇左二次摸底)Nt all bad emtins (情感) are necessarily bad.In fact, they can direct yur behavir in useful ways. If yu're stuck in traffic, anger with the situatin might mtivate yu t find an alternative rute (线路), which will then relieve yur stress. But anger is less useful if yu're in the same situatin, but stuck n a mtrway with n ptin t alter directins.
Emtins have physilgical effects, such as raising the level f crtisl in yur bldstream, which can affect yur health. Indeed, a new study, published in Psychlgy and Aging, shws that high levels f anger are assciated with pr health in lder peple.
The Canadian study did the study n 226 adults aged 59－93. They tk bld samples t assess levels f chrnic (慢性的) lw­grade inflammatin (炎症) and asked the participants t reprt any age­related chrnic illnesses they might have. The participants als cmpleted a shrt questinnaire abut the level f anger r sadness they experienced in three typical days ver a ne­week perid.
Fr the analysis, the researchers cnsidered whether age culd affect the results. They fund that higher levels f anger were assciated with inflammatin and ill health in the ldest participants (aged 80 and abve), but nt the yungest nes (59－79 years). Sadness was nt assciated with inflammatin r ill health in either age grup.
The study is crss­sectinal, meaning that it assessed a grup f peple at a single pint in time. T get a fuller understanding f the relatinship between bad emtins and health, we need studies that fllw participants fr a perid f time — s­called prspective bservatin studies. Future studies shuld als take int accunt ther factrs that might relate, such as ther emtins, stress and persnality.
Althugh this new research shws a link between emtin and health in lder age, we d nt knw whether anger causes inflammatin and illness r whether health prblems make peple angrier.
【语篇解读】 本文是一篇说明文。研究表明，不是所有的负面情绪都是糟糕的，然而就老年人来说，愤怒有时会影响健康。
5．What des the underlined wrd “alter” in Paragraph 1 mean?
A．Change. B．Cntrl.
C．Measure.D．Operate.
A [词义猜测题。根据前句“If yu're stuck in traffic, anger with the situatin might mtivate yu t find an alternative rute (线路), which will then relieve yur stress.(如果你被困在交通堵塞中，对这种情况的愤怒可能会促使你去寻找另一条路线，这将会减轻你的压力。)”提到对处境的怒火会激发我们找替代路线。再根据划线词所在句意“但是如果你处于同一处境，卡在高速公路没有其他的办法________路线时，愤怒就不会那么有用了”可知alter应该意为：寻找替代路线，更换，划线词与Change意思一致。故选A。]
6．Why were participants taken bld samples?
A．T analyze their levels f health.
B．T fill in the frm f questinnaires.
C．T knw the levels f sme inflammatin.
D．T cmpare the change f anger in three days.
C [细节理解题。根据第三段中的“They tk bld samples t assess levels f chrnic (慢性的) lw­grade inflammatin (炎症) and asked the participants t reprt any age­related chrnic illnesses they might have.”可知，他们采集了血样来评估慢性低度炎症的程度，并要求参与者报告他们可能患有的任何与年龄有关的慢性疾病。由此可知，抽取血样是为了了解某种炎症的程度。故选C。]
7．What can we infer frm the last paragraph?
A．Anger is the greatest danger t health.
B．The influence f anger n illness is unclear.
C．Peple in pr health are easy t get angry.
D．Evidence is needed t prve the effect f health.
B [推理判断题。根据最后一段“Althugh this new research shws a link between emtin and health in lder age, we d nt knw whether anger causes inflammatin and illness r whether health prblems make peple angrier.”可知，尽管这项新研究显示了情绪与老年健康之间的联系，但我们不知道愤怒是否会导致炎症和疾病，还是健康问题会让人更加愤怒。由此可知，愤怒对疾病的影响到目前还是不确定的。故选B。]
8．What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A．Adjusting Our Emtins Is Necessary
B．Bad Emtins Affect Peple's Feelings
C．New Cnclusins Make Peple Amazed
D．Anger Is Linked t Illness in Old Age
D [主旨大意题。本文主要介绍了愤怒与老年人的疾病有关，如实验结果的由来、实施过程等，故D选项Anger Is Linked t Illness in Old Age(愤怒与年老时的疾病有关)适合作本文的标题。故选D。]
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阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的短文。
Last Sunday afternn, Sandra and I were eager t meet up with a man n Detrit’s east side t help him get ready fr a jb interview this week. But n the way, we sptted a dg lying near the rad next t his wner. We thught he’d been hit by a car. My friend, Sandra Abrahamian, and I had assisted animal rescue grups befre and we thught there might be smething we culd d, s we quickly pulled ver t help.
His wner, a wman tld us the dg’s name is Bsc, and she was walking him ver a mile in the heat t her new hme. She said Bsc was an utside dg and n ne wuld give him a ride t her new place. That’s when she and a friend decided t walk the entire way. He was ging frm a life n a chain in ne backyard t anther. She said Bsc was having truble breathing alng the way, but they thught he culd make it. But just a blck away frm their destinatin, Bsc fell dwn. We culd tell he was suffering frm heatstrke (中暑). She tld us he had thrwn up and culd n lnger stand. Bsc was ut f breath quickly; his drl(口水) was als thick. Bsc’s wner said she wanted t give him away because she didn’t have time fr him. She said he wuld never be allwed int her new "hme" because her children have allergies(过敏症) and she wrried he wuld dirty the carpet.
I made a call t Kristina Rinaldi f Detrit Dg Rescue t ask if they culd help Bsc because it was clear that he was ging t die withut emergency care. T ur happiness, Rinaldi said they culd help. At nce she tld the peple at Oakland Veterinary Referral Services that a dg which needed critical care was being rushed in and they must be ready t try their best t save him.
注意：
1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；
2.应使用5个以上短文中标有下划线的关键词语；
3.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好；
4.续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。
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Sandra drve while I stayed in the back seat trying t cmfrt Bsc.
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S Bsc is nw being called Rsce, whse critical care and recvery were estimated t be several thusand dllars.
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答案解析
【前文概要】作者和朋友 Sandra在去帮助一个人进行工作面试的途中,遇到了一只因为中暑而生命垂危的狗。狗的主人说因为没有时间照顾它,她想将这只狗送出去并且她不会允许狗进入她的新”家",因为孩子们过敏而且她担心狗会弄脏地毯。作者打电话给在 Detrit Dg Rescue工作的 Kristina rinaldi,向她说明了情况后, Rinaldi答应帮忙。
【写作思路】 Paragraph1的开头是 Sandra开着车而我待在后座试图安抚 Bsc,再结合 Paragraph2开头的内容提示可知,接下来的内容应该是去救援中心途中 Bsc的情况,以及到达救援中心后 Bsc的情况(接受治疗,救援中心的工作人员给了 Bsc一个新名字 Rsce等)。写作时可 用到的关键词有: Bsc, Detrit Dg rescue,life, emergency care等
Paragraph2的开头是"现在 Bsc被称为 Rsce,它的急救护理和恢复预计要花费几千美元",这暗示接下来的内容可能会交代这笔钱的来历(如有妤心人捐款等),还可以进一步延伸内容,交代一下Rsce的恢复情况以及作者的感想。写作时可用到的关键词有:
Sandra and I，help, new hme等。
One pssible versin:
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Sandra drve while I stayed in the back seat trying t cmfrt Bsc. I thught we lst him a cuple f times when he was seemingly ut f breath and his eyes seemed t clse. By the time we arrived, Bsc was wheeled int the animal care center t receive emergency care. Bsc was put n xygen and was taken gd care f by staff there and we waited anxiusly fr the dg t get ut f danger. Rinaldi said anther dg in Detrit Dg Rescue had already been named Bsc, and she wanted this new member t have a new fr his new life.

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S Bsc is nw being called Rsce, whse critical care and recvery tvere estimated t be several thusand dllars. It wuld be difficult fr Rsce's new hme t cver the csts as a nn-prfit rganizatin Thankfully, many peple wh knew Rsee's stry n Detrit Dg Rescue's Facebk page dnated mney t his care. With the help f supprters Detrit Dg Rescue managed t make it. Once Rsce was in a stable state Sandra and I returned t ur riginal missin, knwing we had already been given the chance t help ne desperate sul.