Unit 4 單元話題閱讀理解練習-2022-2023學年高一英語必修第三冊單元重難點易錯題精練（人教版2019）

Unit4單元話題閱讀理解練習(名校最新真題)（2023春·貴州銅仁·高一貴州省銅仁第一中學?？计谥校貱hinasuccessfullylaunchedMengtianintospace,gettingastepclosertocompletingthecountry’sTiangongSpaceStationbytheendofthisyear.②Mengtianisthesecondlabmodule(模塊)andthelastmajorcomponentofthecountry’sspacestation.ThefirstlabmoduleisWentianwhichisalreadydocked(對接)withtheTianhecoremodule.ThethreemoduleswillformaT-shapedcomplexinspace.③Mengtianweighsabout23tons.Itis17.9meterslongandhasamaximumdiameterof4.2meters.Itcanbefurthersubdividedintowork,resource,payloadandcargoairlockcabins.WhileWentianisusedforbiologicalandspacelifescienceprojects,suchasobservingthegrowthofvariouskindsofplants,animalsandmicrobesinspace,Mengtianwillbeusedforin-orbitexperimentsdedicatedtophysicsandmaterialsciencesandwillfocusonmicro-gravityexperiments.Mengtianwillalsoactasabackup(備份)forthecoremodulewhenitisundergoingmaintenance(維修).AndwithMengtianinplace,thespacestationwillbeabletoholdmoretaikonauts.④Untilnow,spacelectures(天宮課堂),TiangongClass”,inChina’sTiangongspacestationhavebeenbroadcastinglivetotheworld,attractingmuchattentioninsociety.Thepublic,especiallytheyouth,arelookingforwardtothenextspacelecture.Therearethreetaikonautsonboardthespacestationatthemoment.WhenShenzhou-15arriveswithachangeofcrew,scheduledforearlyDecember,therewillbesixChinesetaikonautslivingandworkingonthespacestationforatimeuntilthereturnoftheShenzhou-14missioncrewmembers.⑤Chinaplanstocompletethein-orbitconstructionofthespacestationbytheendofthisyear.Afterthat,thecountry’sspaceprogramwillenteranewdecade-longdevelopmentandapplicationstage.Theoriginalplanistosendtwocrewedspaceshipsandtwocargospaceshipsintospaceeveryyear.Meanwhile,taikonautswillstayinorbitforextendedperiodstomaintainthestationandcarryoutscientificandtechnologicalexperiments.Andin2023,Chinawillalsodevelopnext-generationcarrierrocketsandcrewedspaceshipstosignificantlyenhance(提高)itsspaceprogram’soveralltechnologicalcapabilities.⑥Chinahasexpressedonmanyoccasionsthatitacceptsinternationalcooperationandforeignastronautstoconductresearchaboarditsspacestation.So,let’sexpecttounlockmoremysteriesoftheuniversethroughjointglobalefforts.1．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaboutMengtianlabmodule?A．It’sthesecondmajorcomponentofChina’sspacestation.B．Itplaysanimportantroleinthemaintenanceofthespacestation.C．It’senoughhugetoholdagreatlotofpeople.D．It’smainlyusedforresearchbiologicalscienceprojects.2．WhatdoesParagraph3mainlytellusaboutthespacestation?A．Itsapplications. B．Itsmodules.C．Itssizeandshape. D．Itslivablespace.3．WhatisthenextstepforChina’sspaceprogram?A．Sendingtwocrewedspaceshipsandtwocargospaceshipseveryyear.B．Developingnext-generationcarrierrocketsandcrewedspaceships.C．Holdingmorespacelecturestoinspiretheenthusiasmofyoungpeople.D．Developingnext-generationcarrierrocketsandcrewedspaceships.4．Whatcanweknowfromthelastparagraph?A．Chinaisverycareaboutthespaceindustry.B．China’sspaceindustrystillhasalongwaytogo.C．Chinawillmakeanewhugesuccessinspaceindustry.D．Chinahopestoexplorespacewithothercountriestogether.（2023春·四川遂寧·高一遂寧中學校考期中）Inabout23years，itmayfinallybetimetolookup.Arecentlydiscoveredasteroid(小行星)hasachanceofhittingtheearthonValentine’sDayin2046.ItwasdiscoveredonFeb.26atanobservatoryinSanPedrodeAtacama,Chile.Whilethethoughtofanasteroidhittingtheearthmaysoundconcerning,NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)sayspeopleshouldn’tbeworried.Theasteroidhasanestimateddiameterof160feet,whichisaboutthesamesizeasanOlympicswimmingpoolorthewidthofafootballfield.“We’vebeentrackinganewasteroidnamed2023DWthathasaverysmallchanceofimpactingtheearth.Oftenwhennewobjectsarediscovered,ittakesseveralweeks’datatoreducetheuncertaintiesandadequatelypredicttheirorbitsyearsintothefuture,“NASA’sPlanetaryDefenseCoordinationOffice(PDCO)said.TheasteroidisrankedontheTorinoScaleaslevel1threat.Thescaleisatooltocategorizepotentialearthimpacts,withzerobeingnothreatand10beingsomethingthatcancauseaglobaldisaster.OneontheTorinoScalemeans2023DWisinthenormal,orgreenzone.“Currentcalculationsshowthechanceofcollision(碰撞)isextremelyunlikelywithnoneedforpublicconcern,”NASAsaysofthegreenzone.“Newtelescopicobservationswillverylikelyleadtore-assignmenttoLevel0.”Although2023DWdoesn’tposeagreatrisktotheearth,NASAhasbeencontinuingtoworktodefendourplanetfromanyasteroidthatcouldcausedisaster.InSeptember,2022,NASAcrasheditsDoubleAsteroidRedirectionTestspacecraft,orDART,intoanasteroidtoseeifitcouldchangethetrajectoryofthespacerock.NASAlaterconfirmedthemissionwasasuccess,andiscontinuingtoresearchhoweffectivethemethodis,shouldamassiveasteroidbeheadedourway.5．WhatdoesNASA’sPDCOsayabout2023DW?A．Itistooclosetotheearth. B．Itmustbedestroyedinspace.C．Itsorbitisstilluncertainnow. D．Itsorbitshouldbechanged.6．Howis2023DWrankedontheTorinoScale?A．AsLevelzerothreat. B．AsLeveltenthreat.C．Inthenormalzone. D．Inthethreateningzone.7．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“trajectory”meaninthelastparagraph?A．Size. B．Weight. C．Angle. D．Path.8．Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．AnAsteroidWasDiscoveredatanObservatoryinChileB．AnAsteroidIsComingOurWay,UnlikelytoHitUsC．ASpaceRockHasJustPassedtheEarthD．ASpacecraftHasBeenCrashedRecently（2023春·河南南陽·高一統(tǒng)考期中）Scientistsbelievedthatiftheycouldhitanasteroid(小行星)withanobjecttravellingveryfast,theycouldpushtheasteroidoffthepathitwason.SoNASAcameupwithanexperimentcalledtheDoubleAsteroidRedirectionTest,orDART.Engineersbuiltabox-shapedspacecraftthatwasaboutthesizeofasmallcarandweighed570kilogramsandequippeditwithaspecialcameraandcomputersthatwouldallowittofindandfollowtheasteroidtheyhadchosenfortheexperiment.AsteroidsarerockyobjectsthatmovearoundtheSun.Thesmallestarethesizeofalargestonewhilesomeareupto1,000kilometersindiameter(直徑).TheasteroidthatwasthetargetforthistestiscalledDimorphos,about160metersindiameter,orthesizeofafootballstadium.Itorbits(環(huán)繞)anotherlargerasteroid,calledDidymos.Theyaremorethan7millionkilometersawayfromEarthandgoaroundtheSuntogether,onceeverytwoyears.TheDARTspacecraftwassentupinNovember2021andthenorbitedtheSunfor10months,followingthepathofDidymosandDimorphos.Mostofthattime,Dimorphoswashiddenbythesunlightreflectingoffofthelargerasteroid.OnSeptember26,2022,thespacecraft’scameranoticedDimorphosforthefirsttimeanditsnavigation(導航)systembegantoguideitthroughspacetowardsitstarget.Aboutanhourlater,itcrashedintoDimorphosatmorethan22,500kilometersperhour.ScientistsstudiedthedataandimagesoftheasteroidsforthenexttwoweeksandfoundthattheorbitofDimorphoshasshortenedfrom11hoursand55minutesto11hoursand23minutes:a32-minutechange.Whilethismayseemlikeaverysmallchange,itshowsthat—ifadangerousasteroidwasheadingtowardus—itwouldbepossibletoknockitoffitscourse,keepingEarthsafe.ThechancesofEarthactuallybeinghitbyanasteroidlargeenoughtocausedamageareverysmall.9．WhatisthepurposeoftheDART?A．Totestwhetherscientists’ideaistrueornot.B．ToknowtheweightoftheasteroidsgoingaroundtheSun.C．TolearnaboutthenumberofasteroidsgettingclosetoEarth.D．Tounderstandhowasteroidsmovethroughspace.10．WhatcanwelearnaboutthetargetfortheDART?A．Itisaslargeasastadium. B．Itis1,000kilometerswide.C．Itisabox-shapedasteroid. D．ItisanasteroidcalledDidymos.11．WhatdidtheDARTspacecraftdofirstafterbeingsentup?A．Ithidthereflectedsunlight. B．Itfollowedthepathofthetargetasteroid.C．Itlandedsafelyonthetargetasteroid. D．Itflewthroughspacetothetargetasteroid.12．WhatdoestheauthorthinkoftheresultoftheDART?A．Doubtful. B．Unsatisfying. C．Unexpected. D．Useful.（2023春·河北保定·高一校聯(lián)考期中）Overthepastfewyears,China’saerospaceindustryhaswitnessedmanylandmarkevents.Apartfromcelebratingthesescientificachievements,thepublichasalsodevelopedagrowinginterestinthemissions’uniquenames,ofwhichmanyarederivedfromChina’smythsandlegends.China’sspacecraftarecalledShenzhou.Thisliterallymeans“heavenlyship”inChinese,andisalsoahomonymfortheChinesewords“divineland”,whichisatermusedinliteraryworkstorefertothecountry.China’smoonexplorationprojectanditslunarprobe(月球探測器)arebothnamedafteraChinesegoddessofthemoon,Chang’e.In2013,theChang’e-3lunarprobelandedonthemoonandwascarriedaroundbyalunarrover(月球車)calledYutu.Thetwonamesperfectlymatchthelegendofthemoonfairyandherpet.Inanotherexample,therelaysatellitefortheChang’e-4moonexplorationmissioniscalledQueqiao,or“magpiebridge”.Themagpiebridge,inaChinesefolktale,wasformedbymillionsofmagpies,sothataseparatedcouplecouldmeeteachotherdespitetheMilkyWay.Likewise,theQueqiaorelaysatelliteservesasa“space-bridge”forcommunicationbetweenthemoonandtheearth.Chinesepeople’seagernessfortheuniversedatedbacktoancienttimes,someeventriedtoexplore.Luban,agreatinventorlivingintheEasternZhouDynasty,madeaflyingwoodbird.Otherscreatedmanymythsandlegends,suchas“KuafuChasestheSun”,toexplainphenomenathattheycouldnotexplain.ThesetraditionalstorieshavebecomethesourceofinspirationforChinesescientistsinthenamingofmajorspacemissions.ThefamousspacecraftandroversbuiltbytheUnitedStatesincludetheChallenger,theOpportunityandtheSpirit,whosenamesreflectapositiveandenterprisingspirit.ThisisquiteunlikehowtheChinesenametheirspacecraft,whichreflectstheChinesepeople’ssenseofromanceandaweforspaceaswellastheireffortstopassdowntraditionalcultureandtheirancestors’spiritofscientificdiscovery.Nevertheless,allthesenames,Chineseorforeign,showcasethedreamsofhumankindandourcollectivepursuittodiscoverthesecretsofspace.WhenApollo11preparedtolandonthemoon,thecontrolcenteronearthtoldtheastronautsonboardto“watchforalovelygirlwithabigrabbit”,whichreferstoChang’eandherrabbitYutu.WiththerapidprogressofChina’saerospaceindustry,moreandmoreChinesestoriesembodyingChineseromanticismwillbeshowntotheworld.13．Howisparagraph2developed?A．Bymakingcomparisons.B．Bydescribingprocesses.C．Bygivingexamples.D．Byanalyzingcauses.14．Whytherelaysatellitewasnamed“Queqiao”?A．Becausethisnamecandrawpublicattention.B．BecausethisnamecomesfromaChinesefolktale.C．BecausethisnamereflectsChineseromanticism.D．Becausethisnameindicatesthefunctionoftherelaysatellite.15．Whatcanweinferfromthelastthreeparagraphs?A．TheancientChineseexploredthespacetocreatemythsandlegends.B．Somespacesmissions’namesareoriginatedfromtraditionalstories.C．ChinaandtheUSnametheirspacecraftdifferentlybecauseofdifferentpursuits.D．China’saerospaceindustryhaschangedtheworld.16．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．SpaceMissions’Names.B．HowtonameSpaceMissions?C．SpaceMissions’NamesEmbodyChineseRomanticism.D．ChineseMythsandLegends.（2023春·廣東惠州·高一?？计谥校㏕hesuccessofBlueOrigin’sspacetourismflightshascausedconcernsamongthepublic.Manysayitisarichperson’sgamethatisunnecessarywhenEarthbadlyneedshelp.ForJaneSmith,co-founderofSpaceView,theindustryisnotpreventingEarthfromhelp,buthelpingitsresidentsbetterunderstandtheirworld.“Spaceexplorationhasplayedanimportantroleinformingourunderstandingofourplanet,”Smithsaidinaninterview.“ThemostdownloadedimageinhistoryisEarthrisethatwastakenin1968byApolloastronautsastheycircledthemoon.Takingthephotowasnotontheirscheduleofactivitiesbuttheyweresostruckbythescenethattheyrushedtorecordit.ThatonephotographhelpedhumanityseeEarthasaplanetinspace,andinspiredanenvironmentalmovement.”SpaceView,foundedin2019,isafirmusingagiantballoontosendhumansintothestratosphere(平流層).Itisdesigningaluxuriouscapsule(豪華太空艙)thatfitssixpassengers,whocanrelaxinseatsorenjoyasnackwhileflying20milesaboveEarth.Smithexplainedthateventually,millionsofpeoplewillhaveexcitingspaceexperience.TicketsforaridethroughSpaceViewcurrentlyrun$125,000aseat,butSmithsaidthe“l(fā)ong-termvisionistobringthepricedownsignificantly”.“Aticketpriceof,say,$30,000-$840,000wouldmakethespacetripaffordabletomanymillionsofpeople,”sheadded.Whenaskedaboutthepubliccomments,Smithanswered,“WhenpeoplevisitspaceandexperienceourEarthfromthatfantasticpoint,theyconnectdeeplywithourplanetandthesingularhumanfamilythatinhabitsit.Itbroadenstheirperspective(視角)andtheyreturnwithadeepenedunderstandingofsocialandenvironmentalcauses.”17．WhatdothepublicthinkofBlueOrigin’sspacetourismflights?A．Successful. B．Inspiring. C．Beneficial. D．Costly.18．WhydoesJaneSmithmentionthephotoofEarthrise?A．Toreviewthehistoryofthephoto.B．ToexpressrespectstoApolloastronauts.C．Toremindpeopleofthebeautyofthespace.D．Toexplainthesignificanceofspaceexploration.19．WhatdoweknowaboutSpaceView?A．Ithasmademuchmoneyfromspacetourism.B．Itaimstomakespacetourismpopular.C．ItplaysapartinBlueOrigin’sflights.D．Ithassentsixpassengersintospace.20．Whatwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?A．IsSpaceTourismaRichPerson’sGame?B．CanEveryoneExperienceSpaceTourism?C．WhyShouldthePublicKnowaboutSpace?D．HowHasSpaceTourismDevelopedRapidly?（2023·高一課時練習）Chinahasbecomethefirstcountrytosuccessfullylandaspacecraftonthefarsideofthemoon.TheChang’e4probe(探測器)hasalsomadethefirstmoonlandingsince1972.IthasthetaskofexploringthesideofthemoonthatneverfacestheEarth.Thedarksideofthemoonisolderandhasathickersurfacethanthevisibleside.Ittakesthemoonaslongtogoaroundonitsownaxis(軸)asitdoesforonecompleteorbitaroundtheEarth.TheChineseprobelandedinahugecrater(坑)2,500kmindiameterand13kmindepth.Thecraterisoneoftheoldestpartsofthemoonandoursolarsystem.Scientistshopetolearnmoreaboutthegeologyofthefarsideofthemoon.Thecrafthastwocamerasonboardwhichwillsendimagesbacktotheearth.Itwillalsotrytosendsignalstodistantregionsofspace,somethingthatcannothappenontheearthbecauseoftoomuchradionoise.Chang’e4alsohasinstrumentsonboardtoexaminemineralsaswellasacontainerwithseedswhichwilltrytocreateaminiature(微型的)biosphere(生物圈).Communicationwiththespacecraftisnoteasy.Imagesandotherdatamustbetransmittedtoaseparatesatellitebecausenodirectcommunicationwiththeearthispossible.ForChinatheChang’e4missionisanimportantachievement,becausethecountryhassuccessfullydonesomethingnoothernationontheearthhasdone.Itwantstobecomealeadingpowerinspaceexplorationandhasannouncedplanstosendastronautstothemoonandsetupitsownspacestation.21．WheredidtheChang’e4probeland?A．Onthesideofthemoonfacingtheearth.B．Ontheinvisiblesideofthemoon.C．Inayoungercrateronthemoon.D．Inapreviousspacestation.22．Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A．Thedarksideofthemoonisascoldastheotherside.B．Thebrightsideisyoungerandthinnerthantheotherside.C．Otherplacesinspacemayhardlyreceivesignalsfromthecraft.D．Thetwocamerasonthecraftcansendpicturestotheeartheasily.23．Accordingtothetext,whatwillChinadointhefuture?A．Landmannedspacecraftonthemoon.B．Buildanotherspacestationonthemoon.C．Launchmorespaceprobestothemoon.D．Becomethefirstcountrytoexplorespace.（2023·全國·高一?？紝ｎ}練習）WangYaping,oneofthethreecrewmembersintheShenzhou-Xclassspacecraft,deliveredthelecturethrougha40-minutelivevideobroadcast,ninedaysafterthesuccessfulspacecraftlaunch.AssistedbytheothertwoastronautsNieHaishengandZhangXiaoguang,Wangshowedstudentshowmovementoccursinazero-gravityenvironmentthroughaseriesofphysicsexperimentstohelpstudentsunderstandbasicphysicsconcepts.ObserverssaythecreativelectureisnotonlygoodforscienceandpatrioticW1educationoftheyoungergenerationbutalsoshowsnationalconfidenceinChina’smaturingW2spacetechnologies.Viathevideofeedsystem,thethreeastronautsinteractedwithsome300curiousstudentsinBeijingonThursdayafterthelecture,whoraisedquestionsabouttheirdailylifeinthespacemodule.“I’mextremelyexcitedtoseethemagicaleffectsoftheexperiments.IfeellikeI’mclosetospacewhilewatchingthelivebroadcast,”aprimaryschoolstudentinBeijingtoldtheGlobalTimesafterthelecture.ThelecturebecameoneofthemostpopulartopicsonWeiboThursday,withsomeWebuserssayingthisvisuallyW3impressivemethodofeducationhasmadetheminterestedinspacescience.Thelecturealsodrewinternationalattention.Afterthelecture,WangrepliedtoaletterofgreetingfromBarbaraMorgan,afemaleUSastronautwhoparticipatedinaspaceteachingprogramin2007.“Wewouldliketojointheeffort,asyouhavedone,tobringscience-lovingyoutharoundtheworldclosertotheirdreamsofexploringtheuniverse,”Wangsaidinthereply,Xinhuareported.24．WecaninferfromthepassageWangYapingdidtheexperiments______.A．onherownB．inanenvironmentwithoutgravityC．onlytoamusethestudentsD．onlytoshowChina’smaturingspacetechnologies25．Wecansaythislectureis______.A．impressivebutridiculousB．creativebutimpracticalC．interestingandeducationalD．educationalbutboring26．Accordingtothepassage,weknowBarbaraMorgan______.A．isawomanastronautfromAmericaB．oncetaughtWangYapinghowtodeliveraspeechinspaceC．wasthefirstwomaninUStobesentinspaceD．oncetrainedwithWangYaping27．What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A．TheShenzhou-Xclassspacecraft.B．WangYaping’sspaceclass.C．TheinternationalinfluenceofChina’sspaceexploration.D．China’soutstandingastronauts.（2023秋·吉林延邊·高一統(tǒng)考期末）“Welcometoournew‘classroom’!”saidChenDong,oneofthethreeastronautsoftheShenzhouXIVmission.Theyweregivingascienceclass400kilometersaboveEarthonOct12.ItwasthethirdspaceclassfromtheTiangongspacestation,butthefirstonefromtheWentianlabmodule(實驗艙)sinceitslaunchinJuly.TheformertwoclasseswereheldintheTianhecoremodule(核心艙).Whatdoesthenew“classroom”looklike?Chen,togetherwithLiuYangandCaiXuzhe,showedusaround.“ThebedsintheTianhemoduleareplacedhorizontally(橫著),whileourbedsarekeptupright,”saidLiu.ThatmeansastronautsintheWentianlabmoduleneedtosleepstandingup!ButasLiuexplained,peopledon’tfeelanydifferencebecausethere’snogravity(重力)inspace.Astronautscanevensleepontheceiling(天花板)orupsidedown!Theastronautsalsoshowedtheir“spacefarm”,wherelettuce,wheat,thalecress(擬南芥)andricearegrown.“Takeapicture!”“Sendthepicture!”Throughavoice-controlledcamera,ChenalreadysentapictureofthethalecresstoscientistsonEarth.Thenheusedscissorstocutasample.“I’llputitintoafridgeat-80℃andlatergiveittoscientistsonEarth,”saidChen.Scientistswillstudyhowtheenvironmentofspaceaffectsthegrowthofplants.“Wehopeinthenearfuture,wecanharvestthefoodgrownonourown,”saidChen.“Maybeoneday,wecangrowfoodonthemoonorevenonMars!”28．Whereweretheastronautsgivingascienceclass?A．InalabonEarth. B．IntheWentianlabmodule.C．IntheTianhecoremodule. D．InShengzhouXIV.29．Whatarethebedinthenew“classroom”like?A．Theyareplacedhorizontally. B．Theyareontheceiling.C．Theyarekeptstraight. D．Theyareturnedupsidedown.30．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph4referto?A．Apieceofthalecress. B．Apicture.C．Apackofrice. D．Apieceoflettuce.31．WhichwordbestdescribesChenDong’sattitudetothefutureofspacefarming?A．Doubtful. B．Unconcerned.C．Hopeful. D．Negative.（2023秋·遼寧·高一校聯(lián)考期末）Shouldhumansexplorespace?Ifyouaskme,I’lldefinitelygiveapositiveanswer.Theexploitation(開發(fā))ofspacehasadirectimpactonthelivesofhumans,aswellasthestateofourworld.Satellitesmovingaroundtheearthenablecommunicationacrosstheworld.connectingpeopleofdifferentcontinentsandbroadcastinginformationworldwide.TheGlobalPositioningSystem(GPS)canidentifyourlocationanywhere.Furthermore,weathersatellitescanforecastharmfulweatherconditionswhichallowshumanstopreparefordeadlynaturaldisastersandsavelives.Spaceprogramscanalsoindirectlycontributetothesolutiontopovertyandworldhunger.Forexample,largeplotsoflandcouldbeusedfarbetterifhumansappliedtechnologies.Themosteffectivetoolistheartificialearthsatellite.Itcanscreenareasoflandwithinaveryshorttime,indicatingusefulmeasuressuchastheconditionofcrops,soilrainfall,anddroughts.Itcanthentransmitthisinformationtogroundstationsontheearthforbetteruse.Inrecentyears,space-basedtechnologieshavebecomeanimportantfactortoreachandexpandglobalhealthobjectives.Informationprovidedbyremotetechnologiescanbeappliedtostudytheepidemiology(流行病學).Thisdataprovidedbyspacetechnologiescanmonitordiseasepatterns,understandtheenvironmentalcausesthatspreadit,makepredictionsaboutwhereitcanspreadinthefuture,andmakeplanstofightitefficiently.Furthermore,accesstobettereducationmeansbetterlifeprospectsandopportunitiesforhumanbeings.Ruralcommunitieshavedisadvantagedaccesstoeducationandsatellitecommunicationtechnologiesaretryingtobridgethisgap.Withtheadvancementoftechnology,studentscannowaccessanyinformationandconnectwithpeersandteachersindifferentpartsoftheworldviavideoconferencesandthecreationofvirtualclassrooms.Spaceexplorationissomethingwecandoforfuturegenerations.Mankindisusingtheresourcesprovidedontheplanet,butthesewillrunoutoneday.Overpopulationcanbeanexistentialthreatforallmankind.Withtheadvancementofspacetechnology,itwillbewisetouseandexplorethevastpotentialofotherplanets,suchastheavailabilityofminingresourcesonasteroidsorotherplanets.Fortheexplorationoftheuniverse,perhapsthemostadvantageousofallisthatitwilluniteustoworktogetherforacommonpurpose,regardlessofourdifferences.32．WhatcanspaceexploitationdoaccordingtoParagraph2?A．Improvethetrafficontheearth. B．Promotetravelbetweencountries.C．Helppreventdeadlynaturaldisasters. D．Helphumanscommunicateandexchangeinformation.33．Howcanspaceprogramshelpwithpovertyandworldhunger?A．Bybenefitingcropproductionwithartificialearthsatellites.B．Bytransportingfoodworldwidemoreeasily.C．Bycreatingjobopportunitiesforthepoor.D．Byprotectingavailablelandresources.34．Whatdoestheauthorthinkofminingresourcesonotherplanets?A．Time-wasting B．Arguable. C．Necessary. D．Educational35．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A．WhySpaceExplorationIsImportant?B．WhyHumankindShouldKeepExploring?C．WhyWeShouldImproveSpaceTechnology?D．WhyHumansShouldKeepDevelopingTechnologies?參考答案：1．B2．A3．D4．D【導語】本文是新聞報道。主要介紹了中國成功地將“夢天”號送入太空，向今年年底建成天宮空間站的目標又邁進了一步。1．細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段“Mengtianisthesecondlabmoduleandthelastmajorcomponentofthecountry’sspacestation.

ThefirstlabmoduleisWentianwhichisalreadydockedwiththeTianhecoremodule.ThethreemoduleswillformaT-shapedcomplexinspace.(夢天號是第二個實驗艙，也是我國空間站的最后一個主要組成部分。第一個實驗艙是“問天”號，它已經(jīng)與天河號核心艙對接。這三個模塊將在太空中形成一個t形的綜合體)”可知，夢天號是第三個主要組成部分，所以A項錯誤，第三段中“Mengtianwillalsoactasabackupforthecoremodulewhenitisundergoingmaintenance.(“夢天”還將在核心模塊進行維護時充當備用模塊)”可知，它在空間站的維護中起著重要的作用，所以B項正確，“WhileWentianisusedforbiologicalandspacelifescienceprojects,suchasobservingthegrowthofvariouskindsofplants,animalsandmicrobesinspace,Mengtianwillbeusedforin-orbitexperimentsdedicatedtophysicsandmaterialsciencesandwillfocusonmicro-gravityexperiments.(“問天”號將用于生物和空間生命科學項目，如觀察各種植物、動物和微生物在太空中的生長，而“夢天”號將用于物理和材料科學的在軌實驗，并將重點放在微重力實驗上)”，可知，“夢天”號將用于物理和材料科學的在軌實驗，所以D項錯誤，C項文中未提及錯誤。故選B項。2．主旨大意題。根據(jù)第三段中“Mengtianweighsabout23tons.Itis17.9meterslongandhasamaximumdiameterof4.2meters.

Itcanbefurthersubdividedintowork,resource,payloadandcargoairlockcabins.WhileWentianisusedforbiologicalandspacelifescienceprojects,suchasobservingthegrowthofvariouskindsofplants,animalsandmicrobesinspace,Mengtianwillbeusedforin-orbitexperimentsdedicatedtophysicsandmaterialsciencesandwillfocusonmicro-gravityexperiments.

Mengtianwillalsoactasabackupforthecoremodulewhenitisundergoingmaintenance.

AndwithMengtianinplace,thespacestationwillbeabletoholdmoretaikonauts.(夢天重約23噸。它長17.9米，最大直徑4.2米。它可以進一步細分為工作艙、資源艙、有效載荷艙和貨物氣閘艙。“問天”號將用于生物和空間生命科學項目，如觀察各種植物、動物和微生物在太空中的生長，而“夢天”號將用于物理和材料科學的在軌實驗，并將重點放在微重力實驗上?！皦籼臁边€將在核心模塊進行維護時充當備用模塊。隨著“夢天”的就位，空間站將能夠容納更多的宇航員)”可知，第三段要告訴我們關于空間站的應用。故選A項。3．細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)倒數(shù)第二段中“Andin2023,Chinawillalsodevelopnext-generationcarrierrocketsandcrewedspaceshipstosignificantlyenhanceitsspaceprogram’soveralltechnologicalcapabilities.(2023年，中國還將開發(fā)下一代運載火箭和載人飛船，以顯著提高其太空計劃的整體技術能力)”可知，中國太空計劃的下一步是開發(fā)下一代運載火箭和載人宇宙飛船。故選D項。4．推理判斷題。根據(jù)最后一段“Chinahasexpressedonmanyoccasionsthatitacceptsinternationalcooperationandforeignastronautstoconductresearchaboarditsspacestation.

So,let’sexpecttounlockmoremysteriesoftheuniversethroughjointglobalefforts.(中國曾多次表示，接受國際合作，接受外國航天員到中國空間站進行科研工作。因此，讓我們期待通過全球的共同努力來解開更多的宇宙之謎)”可知，中國希望與其他國家共同探索太空。故