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(B)
China's Tiangong space station has successfully returned special samples (样本) from space. Astronauts worked hard to collect space samples with robotic arms in the space station. The samples are heavy—they weigh several kilograms. Hopefully, they will help scientists study what happens to different materials and human health because of gravity.
Life in space is different. Without the Earth's gravity, astronauts don't walk—they float! To stay healthy, they must do exercise for two hours every day. The Tiangong spacecraft circles our planet about 400 kilometres above the Earth's surface. From there, astronauts have an amazing view of our beautiful planet and take many photos of it.
Scientists have an important question: Why do astronauts get weaker in space? This research may help both future space travellers and sick people on Earth.
China's space programme is a great success. The Tiangong space station has done many important experiments so far. Maybe you will have the chance to visit a space station when you grow up!
46. What can we learn about in the first paragraph?
A. It is hard to collect the samples in space.
B. The samples are too heavy to bring back.
C. Scientists study the samples hard in space.
D. Astronauts seldom need protection in space.
(
47. Why do scientists want to study the samples from space?
A. To learn why the astronauts float in space.
B. To see how heavy the samples are in space.
C. To test the Tiangong space station's equipment.
D. To know how gravity changes materials and health.
(
48. What may happen in the future according to the passage?
A. People on Earth will send more samples to space.
B. More students in China will become astronauts.
C. Students might travel to space stations one day.
D. The gravity will become stronger in space.
(
49. Which can be the best title for the passage?
A. China's great scientists
B. Tiangong's great success
C. The importance of gravity
D. How to become an astronaut
(
50. In which part of a magazine can we read the text?
A. Health
B. Travel
C. Traffic
D. Science
(
China's Tiangong space station has successfully returned special samples (样本) from space. Astronauts worked hard to collect space samples with robotic arms in the space station. The samples are heavy—they weigh several kilograms. Hopefully, they will help scientists study what happens to different materials and human health because of gravity.
Life in space is different. Without the Earth's gravity, astronauts don't walk—they float! To stay healthy, they must do exercise for two hours every day. The Tiangong spacecraft circles our planet about 400 kilometres above the Earth's surface. From there, astronauts have an amazing view of our beautiful planet and take many photos of it.
Scientists have an important question: Why do astronauts get weaker in space? This research may help both future space travellers and sick people on Earth.
China's space programme is a great success. The Tiangong space station has done many important experiments so far. Maybe you will have the chance to visit a space station when you grow up!
46. What can we learn about in the first paragraph?
A. It is hard to collect the samples in space.
B. The samples are too heavy to bring back.
C. Scientists study the samples hard in space.
D. Astronauts seldom need protection in space.
(
A
)47. Why do scientists want to study the samples from space?
A. To learn why the astronauts float in space.
B. To see how heavy the samples are in space.
C. To test the Tiangong space station's equipment.
D. To know how gravity changes materials and health.
(
D
)48. What may happen in the future according to the passage?
A. People on Earth will send more samples to space.
B. More students in China will become astronauts.
C. Students might travel to space stations one day.
D. The gravity will become stronger in space.
(
C
)49. Which can be the best title for the passage?
A. China's great scientists
B. Tiangong's great success
C. The importance of gravity
D. How to become an astronaut
(
B
)50. In which part of a magazine can we read the text?
A. Health
B. Travel
C. Traffic
D. Science
(
D
)
答案:
46.A 47.D 48.C 49.B 50.D
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