中学届高三上学期期中考试英语试题附答案3Word文档下载推荐.docx

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WhoOwnstheMoon？

Withinthenexttenyears,theU.S,China，Israel，andacrowdofprivatecompaniesplantosetupcamponthemoon．Soifandwhentheyplantaflag,doesthatgivethemproperty（财产）rights？

ANASAworkinggrouphostedadiscussionthisweektoask:

Whoownsthemoon？

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townwheretheylive，buttheystillholdrights．Sowithalloftheupcomingmissions（派遣团）tovisitthemoonandbeyond，spaceindustrythoughtleadersareseriouslyaskingthemselveshowtodealwithapotentiallandrush．

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vegotthiswaveofnewlunarmissionsfromaroundtheworld，"

saidWilliamMarshall，ascientistinthesmall﹣spacecraftofficeatNASA，butwhospokethisweekataneventhostedbyNASA'

sCoLab，acollaborative（协力完成的）public﹣privateworkinggroup．Hewasspeakingfromhispersonalinterestandnotonbehalfoftheagency．

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12.Inthepassagethewriterseemstobeworryingthat　　．

A．theUSwillliveonthemoonforever

B．themoonwillnotbeabletoholdallmankind

C．thepotentiallandrushwillbecomemoreandmorefrequent

D．noonecananswerthequestion"

Whoownsthemoon？

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A．theOuterSpaceTreaty

B．ifandwhentheyplantaflag

C．theNASAworkinggroup

D．monksfromtheMiddleAges

15.Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph？

A．TheU.Sastronautswillliveonthemoonforalongertime．

B．Manycountriesandprivategroupsplantogotothemoon．

C．Whysomeprivategroupswishtolandonthemoon．

D．Itiseasytogainsomepropertyrightsonthemoon．

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