英语同步练习Sports.docx

英语同步练习Sports.docx

《英语同步练习Sports.docx》由会员分享，可在线阅读，更多相关《英语同步练习Sports.docx（11页珍藏版）》请在冰豆网上搜索。

英语同步练习Sports

英语同步练习Sports

第Ⅰ卷　听力部分（15分）

Ⅰ.听句子，选择与之相匹配的图片（5分）

1.Whichisthemodelofthespacestation?

2.Thereareeightplanetsinoursolarsystem.

3.Hisgrandparentsprefertotakeawalkbythesea.

4.Haveyoueverlistenedtomusicontheradio?

5.Herunclehasworkedinthehospitalfortenyears.

1.

5.

Ⅱ.听对话，选择正确答案（5分）

M：

WhereisBetty?

W：

ShehasgonetoTianjinforherholiday.

6.WheremaybeBetty?

A.Athome.　B.InTianjin.　C.InShanghai.

M：

Thismodelshipcosts30yuan.Wouldyoulikeit?

W：

Allright!

I’lltakeit.

7.Howmuchdoesthemodelshipcost?

A.13yuan.B.30yuan.C.3yuan.

W：

What’sonTV?

Isthereanylatestnewsabouttheplane?

M：

Yes.Theplanehaslandedsafely.

8.What’sthelatestnews?

A.Theplanehastakenoff.B.Theplanehaslanded.C.There’snolatestnews.

W：

Whatdoesthenewspapersay?

M：

ItsaysaBritishastronauthasgonetothespacestation.

9.WherehastheBritishastronautgone?

A.Thetrainstation.B.ATVstation.C.Thespacestation.

W：

Hi，Jacky.

M：

Hi，Tina.DidyouwatchtheCCTVprogrammeat10o’clock?

W：

No.What’sitabout?

M：

It’saboutspace.It’sreportedthatChinahassentupShenzhouⅦmannedspaceshipintospace.

10.What’stheTVprogrammeabout?

A.It’saboutspace.B.It’saboutCCTV.C.It’saboutlanguages.

Ⅲ.听短文，选择最佳答案（5分）

WouldyouliketogotoMarsbyspacecraft?

Ithinkmostpeoplewouldliketo.NowletmetellyousomethingaboutMars.MarsistheclosestneighbouroftheEarth.SomescientiststhinkthereislifeonMars.ButtheaironMarsisnotgoodforlifeandwhat’sworse，theremaybenowater.Soscientistshaven’tfoundanylifeonMarsyet.,IthinkpeoplewillknowmoreaboutMarsinthefuture.AndIwishwecouldgothereoneday.

11.Thewriterthinks______peoplewouldliketogotoMarsbyspacecraftoneday.

A.noB.afewC.most

12.Somescientiststhinkthereis______onMars.

A.lifeB.waterC.nothing

13.IstheaironMarsgoodforlife?

A.Yes,itis.B.No,itisn’t.C.Wedon’tknow.

14.HavescientistsfoundanylifeonMarsyet?

A.No,theyhaven’t.B.Yes,theyhave.C.Wedon’tknow.

15.Thewritermainly（主要地）tellsussomethingabout______.

A.theEarthB.themoonC.Mars

第Ⅱ卷　笔试部分（85分）

Ⅳ.单项选择（10分）

16.I’mrunningas______asIcan.However,I’mstillbehindtheothers.

A.slow　　　　　　　B.slowlyC.fastD.faster

17.-MayIspeaktoJohn?

-Sorry,he______Japan.Buthe______intwodays.

A.hasbeento;willcomebackB.hasgoneto;willbeback

C.hasbeenin;wouldcomebackD.hasgoneto;won’tcomeback

18.However,noone______anylifeinspaceyet.

A.hasbeendiscoveredB.discoveredC.hasdiscoveredD.havediscovered

19.TheticketstotheShanghaiWorldExpo______me160yuan.

A.costB.tookC.paidD.spent

20.-Haveyou______beentoWaterWorld?

-No,______.

A.ever;alreadyB.never;everC.already;yetD.ever;never

21.-I’mgoingshoppingthisafternoon.

-Really?

Iam______goingshopping.Let’sgotogether.

A.alsoB.tooC.eitherD.yet

22.I______tostayathomeratherthangooutwhenitrains.

A.preferB.thinkC.knowD.guess

23.______aglassofwaterinhishand,Mikewalkedintohisbedroom.

A.ByB.ForC.WithD.From

24.ThespacecraftfromtheEarth______Mars.

A.hasgotB.hasarrivedC.hasreachedD.hasgo

25.It’snotpolite______theblind.

A.laughatB.tolaughatC.laughsatD.laughingat

Ⅴ.完形填空（10分）

Wanttobeanastronaut?

Then”studyhard,stayhealthyandhaveperseverance（毅力）.”

ThisiswhatChinese__26__FeiJunlongandNieHaishengsaidinHongKongSARlastweek.Fei,NieandleadingengineersofShenzhouⅥvisitedHongKongSARfromNovember27to30,2010.

Theytalked__27__primary,secondaryandcollegestudents.Kidswereinterestedintheastronauts’spacelives.Theyaskedquestionslike”Didyousee__28__fromspace?

”FeiandNiesaidtheydidn’tseetheGreatWall.__29__theyfeltexcitedwhentheypassedoverChina.

Youngpeoplewantedtoknowhowtheastronautsdeveloped__30__careers（职业）.“Howdidyoudecidetobeastronauts__31__China’sspaceindustry（工业）isstillatthebeginning?

”__32__ayoungwoman.Theastronautssaiditwasbecauseoftheirloveofflightandtheneedofthe__33__.

Theysaidtheirloveofflightcouldbeseenfromtheirchildren’snames.Nie’sdaughter__34__NieTianxiang,whichmeans”flyinguphigh”.Fei’ssoniscalled”FeiDi”,whichsoundslike”Feidie”,meaning__35__.

26.A.teachersB.astronauts

C.workersD.engineers

27.A.onB.aboutC.withD.up

28.A.theGreatWallB.ChangjiangRiverC.YellowRiverD.Beijing

29.A.ThenB.OrC.AndD.But

30.A.themB.theyC.theirsD.their

31.A.howB.whyC.whatD.when

32.A.toldB.spokeC.askedD.answered

33.A.moneyB.nationC.familiesD.bodies

34.A.callingB.namedC.namesD.isnamed

35.A.planeB.spaceshipC.UFOD.flyingplanet

Ⅵ.阅读理解（30分）m

A

Scientistshavealwayswantedtoknowmoreabouttheuniverse.

Yearsagotheyknewmanythingsaboutthemoon.TheyknewhowbigitwasandhowfarawayitwasfromtheEarth.Buttheywantedtoknowmoreaboutit.Theythoughtthebestwaywastosendmentothemoon.

Themoonisabout384,000kilometresawayfromtheEarth.Aplanecannotflytothemoon,becausetheairreachesonly240kilometresawayfromtheEarth.Butsomethingcanflyevenwhenthereisnoair.Thatistherocket.

Howdoesarocketfly?

Thereisgas（气体）intherocket.Whenthegasismadeveryhotinsidetherocket,itwillrushoutoftheendoftherocket,soitcanmaketherocketflyupintothesky.

Rocketscanflyoutintothespace.Rocketswithmeninthemhavebeentothemoon.Severalsatelliteswithoutmeninthemhaveflowntoanotherplanetmuchfartherawaythanthemoon.Onedayrocketsmaybeabletogotoanyplaceinspace.xkb1.com

36.Scientistshaveknown______themoonwas.

A.howlongB.howheavyC.howoldD.howbig

37.TheEarthisabout384,000kilometresawayfromthe______.

A.spaceB.universeC.SunD.moon

38.Aplanecannotflytothemoonbecause______.

A.thereisnoairabove240kilometresawayfromtheEarthB.thereisnogasintheplane

C.theplaneisnotstrongenoughD.theplanemustbedrivenbyaman

39.Thehotgasintherocketisusedfor______.

A.keepingtheairintherocketfreshB.keepingthemenintherocketwarm

C.makingtherocketflyupD.cookingfoodforthemenintherocket

40.Severalsatelliteswithoutmeninthemhaveflownto______.

A.thestarsB.thesatellitesoftheSun

C.theSunD.anotherplanetmuchfartherawaythanthemoon

B

Intheuniverse,asweknow,thereistheSun,themoon,theEarthandagoodmanystars.Throughourgeographylessons,weknowtheEarthgoesroundtheSun,andthemoongoesroundtheEarth.WehavedayandnightbecausetheEarthkeepsturningallthetime.WhenourpartoftheEarthturnstotheSun,itisday.WhenourpartoftheEarthturnsawayfromtheSun,itisnight.

JustbecausethemoonisclosertotheEarththantheSun,itlooksmuchbiggerthantheSun.Bigthingswilllooksmallerwhentheyarefarther,andsmallthingsalsolookbiggerwhentheyarenearer.

TheSunisbrightenoughtogiveoutverystronglight.Themooncan’tgiveanylightatall,butitlooksquitebright,too.Why?

Infact,thelightfromthemooncomesfromtheSun.Themoonlooksmuchbiggerandbrighterthanthestars.Butactually（事实上）thestarsaremuchbiggerandbrighterthanthemoon.TheylooksmallerthanthemoonalsobecausetheyarefartherawayfromtheEarth.

Therearestillmanyotherplanetsintheuniverse.Butofalltheseplanets,onlyonEarththerearelivingthingsandpeoplecanonlyliveonEarth,too.Butat9∶00amonOctober15th2003,ChineseastronautYangLiweiwassetuptospace.Hestayedtherefor21hours.ItwasthefirsttimeforChinesetogetintospace.

41.WefindtheSun______thanthemoonbecauseitis______tous.

A.bigger;fartherB.smaller;closerC.bigger;closerD.smaller;farther

42.WhenourpartoftheEarthturnsawayfromtheSun,theotherpartoftheEarthis______.

A.nightB.dayC.eveningD.Sunday

43.Peopleandlivingthingscanliveon______.

A.EarthB.MarsC.moonD.Sun

44.WhendidtheastronautfromourcountryreturntotheEarth?

A.OnNovember15th,2002.B.OnOctober16th,2003.

C.OnMay15th,2004.D.OnOctober15th,2003.

45.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.ThemoongoesroundtheEarth,anditcan’tgiveoutanylightatall.

B.ThemoongoesroundtheSun,anditslightisfromtheSun.

C.TheEarthmovesroundthemoon,andpeoplecanliveonlyonEarth.

D.Ofalltheplanets,onlytheEarthmovesroundtheSun.

C

任务型阅读

Themoonlanding

It’salwaysbeenman’sdreamtoflylikeabirdinthesky.Backin1865,aFrenchwriteroncewroteaboutman’slandingonthemoononaspecialairplanewiththreepeopleinside,andthefirstpersontotouchthegroundonthemoonwouldbeAmerican.Thatwasconsidered（被认为）tobeacrazy（疯狂的）ideaatthattime.Overonehundredyearslater,onJuly20,1969,however,thisimpossibledreamdidcometrue.

Itwasabigdayinthehistoryofthe20thcentury.Onthatday,aspecialairplanetookthreebrave（勇敢的）menfromCapeKennedyataspeedof35,533feetpersecond.Thetriptothemoontook103hoursand30minutes.Infact,itwasthefirsttimethatmanever”walked”inouterspace.Onthetrip,twoofthespacemenspenttwohoursonthemoonwalkinglikeflying,andtheotherstayedinthespaceship.Theystudiedtheappearanceofthemoon.Fourdayslater,thespaceshipApollo11,returnedtotheearthandtheastronautswerewelcomedbypeoplearoundthecountry.Themanwhotookthefirststep,NeilArmstrong,said,“That’s_a_small_step_for_a_man,_

one_giant_leap_for_mankind.”Thishasbeensaidagainandagainineverylanguagearoundtheworldsincethen.

根据短文内容，回