2024年红对勾45分钟作业与单元评估九年级英语全一册冀教版
注:目前有些书本章节名称可能整理的还不是很完善,但都是按照顺序排列的,请同学们按照顺序仔细查找。练习册 2024年红对勾45分钟作业与单元评估九年级英语全一册冀教版 答案主要是用来给同学们做完题方便对答案用的,请勿直接抄袭。
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Ⅱ. 阅读理解【主题:人与社会 天宫课堂】
On the afternoon of March 23, 2022, Chinese astronauts on board China’s Tiangong space station gave a science lesson 400 kilometres above Earth. It was a great success. Do you still remember the first space lesson hosted by Wang Yaping in 2013? Helped by the other two astronauts, she gave the lesson to more than 60 million school children all over the country.
While watching the science lesson from the *Tiangong-1* on the morning of June 20, 2013, Wang Lutian, a 10-year-old disabled student at a special school in downtown Beijing, was drawing a colourful rocket with crayons in his classroom. “Moon ... stars ... a rocket to the sky,” Wang explained his work in a cheerful voice. At that time, he and more than 100 other disabled students were enjoying the lesson given by Wang Yaping, who talked about movements in microgravity (微重力) environments. “Zero gravity!” Qian Shaohong, another student at the school, shouted when he saw astronaut Nie Haisheng making a show of crossing his legs in mid-air. “Scientific knowledge has helped open a window for the children to know about the world,” said Zhang Yini, a teacher at the school.
The lesson also increased interest in space science among teenagers living on the “roof of the world”. “I was most interested in the presentation of the ‘water ball’ in a gravity-free environment. It’s really amazing,” said Rigzin Jigme Doje, a high school student in Lhasa, Tibet. Describing himself as a lover of physics, Doje said the lesson helped him stay true to his dream of becoming a physicist.
The lesson also encouraged other Tibetan school children to relate the mysterious world of outer space to their hometown.
1. Who was the space lesson in 2013 for?
A. Chinese astronauts.
B. Chinese teachers.
C. School children in China.
D. Scientists all over China.
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2. Which picture shows Nie Haisheng’s body movement according to the text?

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3. What is Paragraph 2 mainly about?
A. Wang Yaping’s talk on microgravity environments.
B. The influence of the space lesson on the disabled students.
C. The efforts of the disabled students in a special school.
D. A 10-year-old student’s dream of sending a rocket to the sky.
(
4. What do we know about Rigzin Jigme Doje?
A. He liked drawing stars.
B. He talked a lot about his work.
C. He was a primary school student.
D. He was fond of physics.
(
On the afternoon of March 23, 2022, Chinese astronauts on board China’s Tiangong space station gave a science lesson 400 kilometres above Earth. It was a great success. Do you still remember the first space lesson hosted by Wang Yaping in 2013? Helped by the other two astronauts, she gave the lesson to more than 60 million school children all over the country.
While watching the science lesson from the *Tiangong-1* on the morning of June 20, 2013, Wang Lutian, a 10-year-old disabled student at a special school in downtown Beijing, was drawing a colourful rocket with crayons in his classroom. “Moon ... stars ... a rocket to the sky,” Wang explained his work in a cheerful voice. At that time, he and more than 100 other disabled students were enjoying the lesson given by Wang Yaping, who talked about movements in microgravity (微重力) environments. “Zero gravity!” Qian Shaohong, another student at the school, shouted when he saw astronaut Nie Haisheng making a show of crossing his legs in mid-air. “Scientific knowledge has helped open a window for the children to know about the world,” said Zhang Yini, a teacher at the school.
The lesson also increased interest in space science among teenagers living on the “roof of the world”. “I was most interested in the presentation of the ‘water ball’ in a gravity-free environment. It’s really amazing,” said Rigzin Jigme Doje, a high school student in Lhasa, Tibet. Describing himself as a lover of physics, Doje said the lesson helped him stay true to his dream of becoming a physicist.
The lesson also encouraged other Tibetan school children to relate the mysterious world of outer space to their hometown.
1. Who was the space lesson in 2013 for?
A. Chinese astronauts.
B. Chinese teachers.
C. School children in China.
D. Scientists all over China.
(
C
)2. Which picture shows Nie Haisheng’s body movement according to the text?
(
A
)3. What is Paragraph 2 mainly about?
A. Wang Yaping’s talk on microgravity environments.
B. The influence of the space lesson on the disabled students.
C. The efforts of the disabled students in a special school.
D. A 10-year-old student’s dream of sending a rocket to the sky.
(
B
)4. What do we know about Rigzin Jigme Doje?
A. He liked drawing stars.
B. He talked a lot about his work.
C. He was a primary school student.
D. He was fond of physics.
(
D
)
答案:
1. C 2. A 3. B 4. D
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