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Module5 综合检测

时间100分钟 满分120分

第一部分 阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)

第一节(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30分)

阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。

A

Spacetourismisarecentdevelopmentandinvolveswealthyindividualsorcorporationsspendingupto$25millionforachancetotravelinalowEarthorbit(近地轨道)andbeyond.DennisTito,amultimillionaireinCalifornia,spent$20milliontravelingintospacemakinghimthefirstpayingspacetouristin2001.FollowingDennisTitoasthesecondtovisitouterspacein2002wasSouthAfricanmillionaire,MarkShuttleworth.Hespentaround$20milliontravelingaboardaRussianSoyuzTM34.Ittookhim8daystocompletethejourney.

Despitethese,spacetourismhasbeencriticizedasbeinga“playgroundfortherich”.Whiletheremaybesomecurrenttruthtothis,thegoalforthefutureistomakespacetourismaffordableandavailabletothemiddleclasswithinjustafew,shortyears.WhileNSyncsingerLanceBassmayhavefallenjustshortofcashandMadonna'srequestwasrejected,manycompaniesareworkingonmakingsuborbital(亚轨道的)flightsaffordabletothegeneralpublic.

TiredofDisneylandandMagicMountain?

Havingbeentoallthemajorcontinentsandwantmore?

Donealloftheextremesportsandareunable_to_get_the_adrenaline(肾上腺素)running_anymore?

Spacetourismmayjustbethenextbigthingonyouragendainthenottoodistantfuture.

Ifyou'vegottheideaoftravelingandhavealwaysdreamedofgoingbeyondthelimitsofEarth,thatpossibilitymayexistsoonerthanyouthink.You'llhavetowaitafewyearstobookyourflight,though,asallofthedetailsarestillbeingworkedout.

1.Accordingtothepassage,weknowthatDennisTito__________.

A.istheonlypersonevertotravelintospace

B.spentupto$25milliontravelingaroundRussia

C.managedthespacetourismindustryinCalifornia

D.wasthefirstspacetravelertopayforhistrip

答案:

D 细节理解题。

由第一段第二句“DennisTito...in2001”可知DennisTito是全球第一位花钱参加太空旅行的游客。

2.Somepeoplecriticizespacetourismbecause________.

A.itisavailabletothemiddleclass

B.theythinkitistooexpensive

C.itisjustaplaygroundinspace

D.Madonnawasnotallowedtogo

答案:

B 细节理解题。

由第二段首句可知,一些人之所以指责太空旅行项目,是因为它是专为富人开设的,代价太高。

3.Whatdoestheunderlinedpartmean?

A.Yougetanincurabledisease.

B.Sportsnolongerexciteyou.

C.Younolongerhaveadrenaline.

D.Spacetourismisnotanextremesport.

答案:

B 猜测句意题。

由第三段知,人们可能厌倦了迪斯尼,可能去过了主要的大陆,尝试过了所有的极限运动,或许这些运动已不能使你兴奋。

4.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?

A.Spacetourismispopularamongrichpeople.

B.Thegovernmentiscallingforthepriceofspacetraveltobecut.

C.Ifyouwanttogointospace,youhavetopayincash.

D.Peoplewillbeabletogointospacebybookingplaneticketsinthefuture.

答案:

A 推理判断题。

由第一段可推知,太空旅游在富人中流行。

B

SputnikIwasthefirstartificialsatellite.Itcanbedescribedasanaluminiumballwithdiameter(直径)of58centimetresandweighing83.6kilograms,equippedwithinstrumentstomeasurethetemperatureandthedensity(密度)oftheatmosphere.SputnikIwaslaunchedintoorbitaroundtheEarthbytheformerSovietUnionon4October,1957.Sincethen,hundredsofartificialsatelliteshavebeenlaunched,eachwithadifferentpurpose.

Someartificialsatellitesareusedfortelecommunications,whichenableustomaketelephonecallstoanypartoftheworld,toseelivetelevisiontransmissionsandtocommunicateviatheInternet.Otherartificialsatellitesareusedfornavigation(导航),sothatpeopleonEarthcanknowatanymomentthepositionofanobject,withinafewmetres.Othersareweathersatellites,launchedtoobservethestateoftheatmosphereandtofollowthemovementofthecloudsastheygather.Therearealsomilitarysatellites,forthepurposeofgatheringinformationontheweaponsandthetroopsincountrieswhichmaybeunfriendlyandalsotoindicatethelaunchofamissile(导弹).

Eachsatellitehasitsownorbitwhichisselectedaccordingtoitspurpose.Communicationssatellites,forexample,haveageostationary(相对静止地)orbit.ThatisanorbitwhichturnsatthesamespeedastheturningroundoftheEarth.SatellitesusedforweatherforecastingpassoverthetwopolesoftheEarth.Bydoingso,adifferentpartoftheEarth'ssurfaceisviewedoneachsuccessiveorbit.Allartificialsatellitesgettheenergytheyneedbyhugesolarpanelswhichextendlikewings.ThesearethereforecontrolledinsuchawaythattheyarealwaysturnedtowardtheSun.

5.Thefirstmanmadesatellitewassentintospaceto________.

A.doresearchonweather

B.communicate

C.showdirections

D.broadcastTVprograms

答案:

A 细节理解题。

由第一段中“...tomeasurethetemperatureandthedensityoftheatmosphere.”可知,发射第一颗人造卫星的目的是测量大气层的温度和密度。

6.Whichkindofsatelliteshasthesameturningspeedastheearthaccordingtothepassage?

A.Militarysatellites.

B.Weathersatellites.

C.Satellitesforcommunicating.

D.Experimentsatellites.

答案:

C 细节理解题。

从最后一段“Communicationssatellites,forexample,haveageostationary(相对静止地)orbit.ThatisanorbitwhichturnsatthesamespeedastheturningroundoftheEarth.”可知。

7.What'sthesamecharacterallsatellitesshare?

A.Circlingtheearthatthesamespeed.

B.Providingusefulinformationwiththesamepurpose.

C.Havingthesameroundshapewithadvancedinstruments.

D.Gettingenergyfromthesun.

答案:

D 细节理解题。

所有人造卫星的共同特点是它们都从太阳获取能量。

从最后一段中“Allartificialsatellitesgettheenergytheyneedbyhugesolarpanelswhichextendlikewings.ThesearethereforecontrolledinsuchawaythattheyarealwaysturnedtowardtheSun.”可知。

C

Earlythisyear,CaptainStartupwasflyinganaeroplaneoverNewZealand.Therewasatelevisioncameracrewonboard.Suddenly,outinthenightsky,abrightspherecameintoview.Everyoneonboardsawitandeveryonethoughtitwas,“UFO”—UnidentifiedFlyingObject.ManypeoplebelievethattheUFOisavisitingcraftfromouterspace.Thecameracrewwentintoactionandstartedfilming.

Thatweekpeopleallovertheworldsawthefilmofthismysteriouslightontheirtelevisionscreens.Someonedescribedtheobjectas“ashiningpingpongball”.Whatwasit?

Wasitaspaceshipfullofvisitorsfromanotherplanet?

TheCaptainandthefilmcrewbelieveditwas.Otherobservershadmanydifferentexplanations.SomesayitwasVenus.Somesayitwasjustatrickoflight.Thepeopleontheaeroplanewerenottheonlyoneswhosawthe“UFO”.Anairtrafficcontrolleralsosawitonhisradarscreen.WhenareporteraskedhimifhebelievedinUFOs,hesaid,“Idon'tknowwhattheyare,butI'vegotanopenmindonthem.”Likemanyscientists,hethoughtthataflockofbirdscauseddotsonhisradarscreenwhentheUFOappeared.

MostastronomersnowbelievethatwhatthesepeoplesawwasalmostcertainlytheplanetVenus.Atthattimeofyearitisverybrightandeasytosee.Andfromamovingaeroplaneitcanappeartobemovingfast,SofarthereisnoproofthatUFOsorspaceshipsfromotherplanetsdoexist.

8.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?

A.TheCaptainbelievedthattheUFOwasvisitingcraftfromouterspace.

B.ThecameracrewbelievedthattheUFOwasvisitingcraftfromouterspace.

C.TheairtrafficcontrollerbelievedthattheUFOwasvisitingcraftfromouterspace.

D.ManypeoplebelievedthattheUFOwasavisitingcraftfromouterspace.

答案:

C 从第二段可以看出,那个空中交管员认为那是一群鸟在他的雷达屏幕上造成的圆点。

9.WhichofthefollowingpossibilitiesisNOTmentioned?

A.TheUFOwasfromouterspace.

B.TheUFOwasanotherplane.

C.TheUFOwasanunusualeffectoflight.

D.TheUFOwasVenus.

答案:

B 要选出文中没有提到的可能性,文中并没有说那可能是另一架飞机。

10.“Idon'tknowwhattheyarebutI'vegotanopenmindonthem”(inthesecondparagraph)probablymeansthat________.

A.hebelievestheUFOcomesfromouterspace

B.hedisbelievestheUFOcomesfromouterspace

C.heneitherbelievesnordisbelievesthattheUFOcomefromouterspace

D.heagreedwithmostofthepeople

答案:

C 第二段中那个空中交管员说他思想开明,因此他可能相信也可能不相信飞碟是从外太空来的。

11.Accordingtothepassage,thewriterprobablymeanstosaythat________

A.UFOdoesn'treallyexist

B.UFOisreallyunidentified

C.UFOcomesfromouterspace

D.UFOisonlypeople'simagination

答案:

B 从最后一段可以看出,到目前为止,还没有确切的证据证明飞碟确实是存在的,所以有没有飞碟还是不确定的。

D

BruceLee(bornLiJunfan;27November1940—20July1973)wasaChineseAmericanandHongKongactor,martialartsinstructor,philosopher,filmdirector,filmproducer,screenwriter,andfounderoftheJeetKuneDo(截拳道).Heiswidelyconsideredbymanycommentatorsandothermartialartiststobethemostinfluentialmartialartistofmoderntimes,andaculturalicon.

LeewasborninSanFrancisco,CaliforniaintheUnitedStates.Bornasicklychild,hewasnamedLiJunfan,afemalenamebyhismothertokeepawayfromevilspirits.

Asakid,martialartsandbodybuildingwerehisonlyinterest;studiesdidn'tinteresthim.In1946heappearedinmanyfilmsasachildactor.Heappearedin20moviesandrarelyinschool.HesoonbecameinvolvedwithagangandhismothershippedhimbacktoAmericabeforehis18thbirthdaysohecouldavoidendingupinprison.Itwasduringthistimehebeganteachingmartialarts,whichsoonledtofilmandtelevisionroles.LeealsostudiedphilosophyattheUniversityofWashington,atthesametimeacquiringhisconsiderableskillsinthemartialartslikekarate,kungfuandsoon.Beforelong,LeelandedhisfirstUSshowbizrole:

KatoinTheGreenHornet,a19661967TVsuperherodramafromthecreatorsofBatman.However,Lee_couldn't_get_Hollywood__to_embrace_himandhencereturnedtoHongKongtomakefilms.

HisHongKongandHollywoodproducedfilmselevatedthetraditionalHongKongmartialartsfilmtoanewlevelofpopularityandacclaim,andsparkedamajorsurgeofinterestinChinesemartialartsintheWestinthe1970s.Thedirectionandtoneofhisfilmschangedandinfluencedmartialartsandmartialartsfil

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