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California in 1982.In the Channel Island region,thanks to the protected waters of the national park,there is apromising sign-a recent survey found around 50 individuals around the Catalina Island alone.Marine biologists'photos-and indeed anyone else's-now have a permanent home,on a newly-createddatabase named Spotting Giant Sea Bass.The website,launched and run by the Aquarium of the Pacific in July,isa joint community effort to find out more about these mysterious creatures.Scientists hope to be able to answerhow the population is changing over time,how far giant sea bass move,where they spawn ()and how theygrow in marine protected areas.With more than I million dives recorded annually across the Golden State'scoastline,researchers hope a joint effort to document this species will aid with its recovery."One of the main things people want to see when they come out with us during September and October isgiant sea bass,"Smith says."If you're lucky enough to be on a dive and one swims past you...it really is the mostincredible experience."24.Who is Jim Smith?A.A marine biologist.B.A dive boat captain.C.A founder of a website.D.A guard of a national park.25.What can we infer about black sea bass in the Channel Island region now?A.They are experiencing population growth.B.They are being overfished.C.They are living in terrible conditions.D.They are disappearing due to pollution.26.Which of the following is considered as "a permanent home"in paragraph 4?A.Southern California.B.Spotting Giant Sea Bass.C.Marine protected areas.D.The Aquarium of the Pacific.27.What will be helpful for the recovery of black sea bass according to the researchers?A.Swimming with them in the sea.。B.Prohibiting deep-sea diving.C.Working together to record information.D.Discovering more islands.0Emotions are like our best friend.They have always been a part of our lives and have been influencing ourpersonalities from the very beginning.However,this begs the question-where do emotions come from?Evolutionary psychologists believe that emotions are adaptations that have evolved in responseto the challenges faced by our ancestors.They believe that emotions are innate )meaning that we areborn with them wired into our brains.Some psychologists restrict their claims to a small set of "basic"emotions,which are called the BigSix-happiness,sadness,fear,surprise,anger and disgust.Critics of evolutionary psychology argue that emotions are socially constructed.They reject the evolutionarytheory of emotions being involuntary;instead,they believe that emotions are voluntary choices we trick ourselvesinto treating as involuntary.Defendants of this view believe that our culture influences how we should feel and what we should do in agiven situation.When we feel an emotion and act on it,we engage in a behavior that is prescribed by our culture.高三英语试卷第4页（共10页)