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一、用所给词的适当形式填空。
1. Thanks to the
2. — Have you ever thought about
— No, never.
3. I think the space
4. As we know, there is
1. Thanks to the
dried
(dry) food, those spacemen can survive in space.2. — Have you ever thought about
travelling
(travel) into space?— No, never.
3. I think the space
sleeping
(sleep) bag is very important for an astronaut.4. As we know, there is
less
(little) gravity on the Moon than on the Earth.答案
一、1. dried 2. travelling 3. sleeping 4. less
1. (2024·镇江模拟)China’s first space-based study of water systems will be
A.worked out
B.carried out
C.turned out
D.put out
B
during the task of the Shenzhou-18 manned spaceship.A.worked out
B.carried out
C.turned out
D.put out
答案
二、1. B
2. (2024·天津)People may use different body language
A.show
B.to show
C.showed
D.shows
B
the same feelings.A.show
B.to show
C.showed
D.shows
答案
二、2. B
3. We
A.looked for; find out; found
B.looked for; find; found out
C.looked for; find; find
D.looked for; find out; found out
B
David everywhere yesterday, but we didn’t B
him. Finally we B
that he was in his friend’s home.A.looked for; find out; found
B.looked for; find; found out
C.looked for; find; find
D.looked for; find out; found out
答案
二、3. B
4. (2024·连云港)Don’t
A.do as the Romans do
B.burn the candle at both ends
C.put yourself in others’ shoes
D.put all your eggs in one basket
B
, otherwise, you’ll be tired out.A.do as the Romans do
B.burn the candle at both ends
C.put yourself in others’ shoes
D.put all your eggs in one basket
答案
二、4. B
5. — I have never watched such an exciting match before. What about you?
—
A.So do I.
B.Neither I have.
C.Me neither.
D.Neither do I.
—
C
.A.So do I.
B.Neither I have.
C.Me neither.
D.Neither do I.
答案
二、5. C
三、(2025·常州模拟改编)根据首字母提示补全短文。
Flying to the moon has been a Chinese dream for thousands of years. Professor Ye Shuhua is one of the key 1. s who have worked at Shanghai Astronomical Observatory for nearly half a century. To her, China’s lunar(月球的) project is 2. e news for the country’s space industry. “For our astronomers, the moon is an ideal place to go,” Ye said.
3. D of flying to the moon have deep roots in Chinese culture. According to an ancient story, Chang’e was a fairy who 4. t a special drink that gave her the ability to fly to the moon. The dream has already come 5. t for the US astronauts. But it will take China at 6. l several years to land astronauts there.
The project has developed public understanding of the 7. s programme and people’s knowledge of the moon—8. e among the young people. A visitor said, “The moon is a satellite of the earth. There are millions of pits(深坑) on its 9. s. ” Another visitor said, “The moon is beautiful, and it’s the nearest heavenly body to the earth. That’s why people want to land on it. ”
Naturally, the children enjoy learning about science. But for scientists like Ye Shuhua, the lunar project is only the 10. b.
“Landing on the moon will be a project for today’s young people, not for me. But I hope that on the day our astronauts land on the moon, I can watch your news reports,” Ye said.
Flying to the moon has been a Chinese dream for thousands of years. Professor Ye Shuhua is one of the key 1. s who have worked at Shanghai Astronomical Observatory for nearly half a century. To her, China’s lunar(月球的) project is 2. e news for the country’s space industry. “For our astronomers, the moon is an ideal place to go,” Ye said.
3. D of flying to the moon have deep roots in Chinese culture. According to an ancient story, Chang’e was a fairy who 4. t a special drink that gave her the ability to fly to the moon. The dream has already come 5. t for the US astronauts. But it will take China at 6. l several years to land astronauts there.
The project has developed public understanding of the 7. s programme and people’s knowledge of the moon—8. e among the young people. A visitor said, “The moon is a satellite of the earth. There are millions of pits(深坑) on its 9. s. ” Another visitor said, “The moon is beautiful, and it’s the nearest heavenly body to the earth. That’s why people want to land on it. ”
Naturally, the children enjoy learning about science. But for scientists like Ye Shuhua, the lunar project is only the 10. b.
“Landing on the moon will be a project for today’s young people, not for me. But I hope that on the day our astronauts land on the moon, I can watch your news reports,” Ye said.
答案
三、1. scientists 2. exciting 3. Dreams 4. took 5. true 6. least 7. space 8. especially 9. surface 10. beginning
