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On January 25, 2026, rock climber Alex Honnold became the first person to climb the Taipei 101 skyscraper in Taiwan, China, without using any safety equipment(装备). The 1,667-foot climb took the American about an hour and a half to complete. The event was shown live on the internet.
Alex Honnold is famous for his "free solo" rock climbing. "Solo" means he climbs alone. "Free" means he doesn't use ropes or other equipment to protect himself. He depends only on his own strength and skill. He also uses chalk on his hands to help him hold on to surfaces like rock.
Mr. Honnold has long dreamed of climbing the Taipei 101 skyscraper. The skyscraper got its name because it's located in Taipei, Taiwan, China, and it has 101 floors. From 2004 until 2010, the building was the tallest building in the world. Now it's the 11th tallest one.
Mr. Honnold is the first person to climb the building without ropes. Mr. Honnold had never climbed a building before this. Climbing Taipei 101 is very different from climbing El Capitan. It's made of glass and metal, not natural rock. And it's in the middle of a city, surrounded by lots of people. Mr. Honnold usually climbs in quiet natural settings where he can focus well.
Mr. Honnold made his climb along a corner of the building, starting from the bottom. He held onto the building's metal structures. At first, crowds could easily see his red shirt, black pants, and yellow shoes. But as he kept climbing, he appeared smaller and smaller to people on the ground.
At times, people in the building waved to him. At other times, Mr. Honnold spoke through a microphone to the audience watching online.
——文章选自 News for Kids
英语嗨吧
根据短文内容,回答下列问题。每题答案不超过 10 个词。
1. What does Alex use chalk on his hands for?
2. Why is the skyscraper called Taipei 101?（请给出两个例子）
3. What makes climbing Taipei 101 different according to Paragraph 4?
4. What did people in the building do when seeing Mr. Honnold climbing?
5. What can we learn from Alex Honnold's experience?
KEY→P47
范畴:人与自我 主题:生活方式 体裁:新闻报道 难度:★★★★ 建议用时:6分钟 评价:/5
On January 25, 2026, rock climber Alex Honnold became the first person to climb the Taipei 101 skyscraper in Taiwan, China, without using any safety equipment(装备). The 1,667-foot climb took the American about an hour and a half to complete. The event was shown live on the internet.
Alex Honnold is famous for his "free solo" rock climbing. "Solo" means he climbs alone. "Free" means he doesn't use ropes or other equipment to protect himself. He depends only on his own strength and skill. He also uses chalk on his hands to help him hold on to surfaces like rock.
Mr. Honnold has long dreamed of climbing the Taipei 101 skyscraper. The skyscraper got its name because it's located in Taipei, Taiwan, China, and it has 101 floors. From 2004 until 2010, the building was the tallest building in the world. Now it's the 11th tallest one.
Mr. Honnold is the first person to climb the building without ropes. Mr. Honnold had never climbed a building before this. Climbing Taipei 101 is very different from climbing El Capitan. It's made of glass and metal, not natural rock. And it's in the middle of a city, surrounded by lots of people. Mr. Honnold usually climbs in quiet natural settings where he can focus well.
Mr. Honnold made his climb along a corner of the building, starting from the bottom. He held onto the building's metal structures. At first, crowds could easily see his red shirt, black pants, and yellow shoes. But as he kept climbing, he appeared smaller and smaller to people on the ground.
At times, people in the building waved to him. At other times, Mr. Honnold spoke through a microphone to the audience watching online.
——文章选自 News for Kids
英语嗨吧
根据短文内容,回答下列问题。每题答案不超过 10 个词。
1. What does Alex use chalk on his hands for?
To hold on to surfaces. /For holding on to surfaces.
2. Why is the skyscraper called Taipei 101?（请给出两个例子）
Because of its location and 101 floors.
3. What makes climbing Taipei 101 different according to Paragraph 4?
It's made of glass and metal, not natural rock.
4. What did people in the building do when seeing Mr. Honnold climbing?
They waved to Alex.
5. What can we learn from Alex Honnold's experience?
We should work hard for dreams. /We should be brave to try new things.(答案不唯一,言之有理即可)
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2026年1月25日,亚历克斯成为首位无安全装备独攀中国台湾台北101的人,这是他的心愿,且他此前未攀过建筑。此次攀爬与自然攀岩迥异,过程中他还与楼内人和线上观众互动。
1. To hold on to surfaces. /For holding on to surfaces. 由第二段中"He also uses chalk on his hands to help him hold on to surfaces like rock."可知,亚历克斯用白垩粉帮助抓握岩石之类的表面。
2. Because of its location and 101 floors. 由第三段中"The skyscraper got its name because it's located in Taipei, Taiwan, China, and it has 101 floors."可知,台北101摩天大楼因位置与楼层得名。
3. It's made of glass and metal, not natural rock. 由第四段中"It's made of glass and metal, not natural rock."可知,攀爬台北101摩天大楼的不同之处在于它是由玻璃与金属制成的,而不是天然岩石。
4. They waved to Alex. 由最后一段中"At times, people in the building waved to him."可知,大楼里的人们跟亚历克斯打招呼。
5. We should work hard for dreams. /We should be brave to try new things.(答案不唯一,言之有理即可)
2026年1月25日,亚历克斯成为首位无安全装备独攀中国台湾台北101的人,这是他的心愿,且他此前未攀过建筑。此次攀爬与自然攀岩迥异,过程中他还与楼内人和线上观众互动。
1. To hold on to surfaces. /For holding on to surfaces. 由第二段中"He also uses chalk on his hands to help him hold on to surfaces like rock."可知,亚历克斯用白垩粉帮助抓握岩石之类的表面。
2. Because of its location and 101 floors. 由第三段中"The skyscraper got its name because it's located in Taipei, Taiwan, China, and it has 101 floors."可知,台北101摩天大楼因位置与楼层得名。
3. It's made of glass and metal, not natural rock. 由第四段中"It's made of glass and metal, not natural rock."可知,攀爬台北101摩天大楼的不同之处在于它是由玻璃与金属制成的,而不是天然岩石。
4. They waved to Alex. 由最后一段中"At times, people in the building waved to him."可知,大楼里的人们跟亚历克斯打招呼。
5. We should work hard for dreams. /We should be brave to try new things.(答案不唯一,言之有理即可)
