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— Yes. It is worth —you can learn many stories about astronauts.
A.read
B.to read
C.reading
D.reads
C
)4.— Do you think the new book about space exploration is interesting?— Yes. It is worth —you can learn many stories about astronauts.
A.read
B.to read
C.reading
D.reads
答案
4. C
(
A.do；are
B.are doing；are
C.is doing；are
D.are doing；is
D
)5.You can see 80 percent of the class most of the work. The rest of the work very difficult.A.do；are
B.are doing；are
C.is doing；are
D.are doing；is
答案
5. D
(
A.carry on
B.carry out
C.take on
D.take out
B
)6.(2025·靖江市滨江学校模拟)Weight management plays an important role in our health. That's why our government needs to a three - year action plan for public weight management.A.carry on
B.carry out
C.take on
D.take out
答案
6. B
四、短文填空。
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
On 30 April 2025, Chinese people welcomed the three astronauts from Tiangong Space Station. Are you interested in what astronauts need to do before 1.
First, 2.
Second, astronauts need to clear “the house”. They must collect 5.
Next, astronauts must put equipment(设备)back 7.
Finally, astronauts have to do physical exercise to keep their bodies flexible(灵活的). That's 9.
This event showed that China made great progress in space science and technology. With the help of advanced technology, more people will be sent there soon.
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
On 30 April 2025, Chinese people welcomed the three astronauts from Tiangong Space Station. Are you interested in what astronauts need to do before 1.
leaving
(leave)the station?First, 2.
to go
(go)home after a long journey, they have to pack up. Besides their 3. personal
(person)items, astronauts also need to bring back what they have found for 4. further
(far)research on the Earth.Second, astronauts need to clear “the house”. They must collect 5.
the
rest of the food and personal and experimental waste. The waste will be put into the orbital module(轨道舱)and will be burnt up as it 6. enters
(enter)the Earth's atmosphere.Next, astronauts must put equipment(设备)back 7.
in
place. They need to make sure that things like exercise bikes are fixed to the walls for 8. safety
(safe).Finally, astronauts have to do physical exercise to keep their bodies flexible(灵活的). That's 9.
because
they have experienced microgravity(微重力)for a long period. Experts have also made exercise plans for each of them based on 10. their
(they)physical examination data.This event showed that China made great progress in space science and technology. With the help of advanced technology, more people will be sent there soon.
答案
1. leaving 2. to go 3. personal 4. further 5. the 6. enters 7. in 8. safety 9. because 10. their
五、(原版外刊)阅读理解。
In the UK, it's thought that around 21 million people are allergic(过敏的)to something and more than 5% of children have a food allergy. What are allergies and why do people get them? Allergy Awareness Week is a chance to find out more and help people who have them.
An allergy is when your body reacts to something, wrongly thinking it is dangerous. “Allergies happen when the body's immune system(免疫系统), which protects us from illnesses, mistakes something harmless like pollen(花粉)or pets for a danger,” explains Holly Shaw, a nurse. People can be allergic to all kinds of things：animal fur, dust, feathers, plants, or foods like nuts or dairy products.
Allergic reactions can be different for everyone. A weak reaction could include sneezing, sore eyes or a rash(疹子). A more serious allergic reaction is called anaphylaxis(过敏反应). People find it hard to breathe or they breathe fast；they might have trouble swallowing or they might cough. There are safety steps and medicines that people with allergies can take.
“Kids might need to avoid certain foods or places with lots of pollen, and sometimes carry medicine,” Shaw says. For mild reactions, medicine or creams can reduce itching and sneezing. Those at risk of serious reactions often carry an adrenaline autoinjector(肾上腺素自动注射器). If someone has a serious reaction, he or she needs immediate help. Tell an adult right away.
Scientists don't know exactly why people are allergic to different things. Allergies are common in children but people can get them at any age, and they sometimes run in families too. A doctor can help to organize tests to find out if you have one. Although living with allergies can be challenging or even scary, it shouldn't hold anyone back from enjoying life fully.
(素材选自 The Week Junior)
(
A. Because it sells allergy medicines.
B. Because it finds a way to deal with all allergies.
C. Because it tells everyone to avoid pets and pollen.
D. Because it helps people learn more and helps people with allergies.
(
A. Staying in dirty environments.
B. Eating too much of a certain kind of food.
C. The body correctly fighting a dangerous illness.
D. The immune system mistaking something harmless for a danger.
(
A. Let him or her lie down.
B. Tell an adult right away.
C. Give him or her some medicine.
D. Try to find out what he or she is allergic to.
(
① People with allergies can still enjoy life.
② Allergic reactions are the same for everyone.
③ About 21 million people in the UK have food allergies.
④ Some kids may need to carry medicine because of allergies.
A. ①②
B. ③④
C. ①④
D. ②③
In the UK, it's thought that around 21 million people are allergic(过敏的)to something and more than 5% of children have a food allergy. What are allergies and why do people get them? Allergy Awareness Week is a chance to find out more and help people who have them.
An allergy is when your body reacts to something, wrongly thinking it is dangerous. “Allergies happen when the body's immune system(免疫系统), which protects us from illnesses, mistakes something harmless like pollen(花粉)or pets for a danger,” explains Holly Shaw, a nurse. People can be allergic to all kinds of things：animal fur, dust, feathers, plants, or foods like nuts or dairy products.
Allergic reactions can be different for everyone. A weak reaction could include sneezing, sore eyes or a rash(疹子). A more serious allergic reaction is called anaphylaxis(过敏反应). People find it hard to breathe or they breathe fast；they might have trouble swallowing or they might cough. There are safety steps and medicines that people with allergies can take.
“Kids might need to avoid certain foods or places with lots of pollen, and sometimes carry medicine,” Shaw says. For mild reactions, medicine or creams can reduce itching and sneezing. Those at risk of serious reactions often carry an adrenaline autoinjector(肾上腺素自动注射器). If someone has a serious reaction, he or she needs immediate help. Tell an adult right away.
Scientists don't know exactly why people are allergic to different things. Allergies are common in children but people can get them at any age, and they sometimes run in families too. A doctor can help to organize tests to find out if you have one. Although living with allergies can be challenging or even scary, it shouldn't hold anyone back from enjoying life fully.
(素材选自 The Week Junior)
(
D
)1. Why is Allergy Awareness Week important?A. Because it sells allergy medicines.
B. Because it finds a way to deal with all allergies.
C. Because it tells everyone to avoid pets and pollen.
D. Because it helps people learn more and helps people with allergies.
(
D
)2. According to the text, what causes an allergic reaction?A. Staying in dirty environments.
B. Eating too much of a certain kind of food.
C. The body correctly fighting a dangerous illness.
D. The immune system mistaking something harmless for a danger.
(
B
)3. If someone has a serious allergic reaction, what should you do first?A. Let him or her lie down.
B. Tell an adult right away.
C. Give him or her some medicine.
D. Try to find out what he or she is allergic to.
(
C
)4.(创新考法·组合式选择)Which of the following statements are true?① People with allergies can still enjoy life.
② Allergic reactions are the same for everyone.
③ About 21 million people in the UK have food allergies.
④ Some kids may need to carry medicine because of allergies.
A. ①②
B. ③④
C. ①④
D. ②③
答案
1~4. DDBC
