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Ⅵ. Reading comprehension（阅读理解）
A. Read the passage and complete the task（根据以下内容完成任务）
Below are five small telescopes with their features and prices, followed by five people who want to buy telescopes. Match each person with the most suitable telescope. Each telescope will be used only once.
1. Miss Li, 45, Physics teacher. She is preparing a science lesson about the sun. She needs a small, safe telescope to show her students sunspots and solar flares during the daytime. She does not need a telescope for the night sky.
2. Grace, 32, hobby photographer. She has never used a telescope before, but she really wants to take beautiful pictures and short videos of the planets with her mobile phone. She has saved up quite a sum for her new hobby, and she has a car to move heavy equipment.
A. StarView Mini 60
A tiny 60 mm telescope designed for children. It is light enough to fit into a school bag and can be set up on a table in one minute. On a clear night, it shows the moon’s craters and the phases of Venus. Its price is as low as ¥ 499.
Best for: starters
Weight: about 1.2 kg
B. NightHawk 80ED
An 80 mm ED refractor telescope with a strong tripod. It gives sharp, colour-true views of Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s cloud belts and bright star clusters. It is a serious tool for teenagers and adults who already know a little about the night sky.
续表
3. Henry, 38, amateur star lover. He has almost no free time to learn star maps or read astronomy books. He simply wants a telescope that can find any planet or bright star very easily.
4. Mrs. Wang wants to buy a Christmas present for her 8-year-old daughter Amy, who loves the moon. She hopes the telescope is very light, so that Amy can carry it herself. Her budget is around ¥ 500.
5. Frank, 26, high school astronomy club leader. He wants a telescope that can clearly show his students Saturn’s rings and the cloud belts of Jupiter. Since the club has to move the telescope from the classroom to the playground regularly, it should not be too heavy.
Weight: about 4 kg
C. AstroSnap 5” Photo
A 127 mm reflector telescope with a special port for mobile phones and cameras. Users can take clear pictures of the moon and even record videos of Jupiter and Mars. It is heavier and needs a car to carry, but it is very popular among beginner astro-photographers.
Weight: about 10 kg
D. SkySearch GoTo 90
A 90 mm computer-controlled telescope. It has more than 30,000 stars, planets and galaxies stored in its memory. Users only need to press a button and the telescope will automatically turn to the chosen object. Perfect for busy people with no time to learn star maps.
Weight: about 5 kg
E. Solaview Pro H-α
A special 60 mm telescope with a strong H-alpha filter for daytime use. It allows the user to safely observe sunspots, solar flares and other features on the sun’s surface.
Weight: about 2 kg
Read the people’s demands and choose the best telescope(A-E)for each of them.
1. Miss Li
5. Frank
A. Read the passage and complete the task（根据以下内容完成任务）
Below are five small telescopes with their features and prices, followed by five people who want to buy telescopes. Match each person with the most suitable telescope. Each telescope will be used only once.
1. Miss Li, 45, Physics teacher. She is preparing a science lesson about the sun. She needs a small, safe telescope to show her students sunspots and solar flares during the daytime. She does not need a telescope for the night sky.
2. Grace, 32, hobby photographer. She has never used a telescope before, but she really wants to take beautiful pictures and short videos of the planets with her mobile phone. She has saved up quite a sum for her new hobby, and she has a car to move heavy equipment.
A. StarView Mini 60
A tiny 60 mm telescope designed for children. It is light enough to fit into a school bag and can be set up on a table in one minute. On a clear night, it shows the moon’s craters and the phases of Venus. Its price is as low as ¥ 499.
Best for: starters
Weight: about 1.2 kg
B. NightHawk 80ED
An 80 mm ED refractor telescope with a strong tripod. It gives sharp, colour-true views of Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s cloud belts and bright star clusters. It is a serious tool for teenagers and adults who already know a little about the night sky.
续表
3. Henry, 38, amateur star lover. He has almost no free time to learn star maps or read astronomy books. He simply wants a telescope that can find any planet or bright star very easily.
4. Mrs. Wang wants to buy a Christmas present for her 8-year-old daughter Amy, who loves the moon. She hopes the telescope is very light, so that Amy can carry it herself. Her budget is around ¥ 500.
5. Frank, 26, high school astronomy club leader. He wants a telescope that can clearly show his students Saturn’s rings and the cloud belts of Jupiter. Since the club has to move the telescope from the classroom to the playground regularly, it should not be too heavy.
Weight: about 4 kg
C. AstroSnap 5” Photo
A 127 mm reflector telescope with a special port for mobile phones and cameras. Users can take clear pictures of the moon and even record videos of Jupiter and Mars. It is heavier and needs a car to carry, but it is very popular among beginner astro-photographers.
Weight: about 10 kg
D. SkySearch GoTo 90
A 90 mm computer-controlled telescope. It has more than 30,000 stars, planets and galaxies stored in its memory. Users only need to press a button and the telescope will automatically turn to the chosen object. Perfect for busy people with no time to learn star maps.
Weight: about 5 kg
E. Solaview Pro H-α
A special 60 mm telescope with a strong H-alpha filter for daytime use. It allows the user to safely observe sunspots, solar flares and other features on the sun’s surface.
Weight: about 2 kg
Read the people’s demands and choose the best telescope(A-E)for each of them.
1. Miss Li
D
2. Grace E
3. Henry B
4. Mrs. Wang C
5. Frank
A
答案
1. D 2. E 3. B 4. C 5. A
