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Ⅳ. 阅读理解。
Wright brothers were great inventors. They made the world smaller and made the dream of flying come true.
Wright brothers loved drawing and designing at their early age. One year, their father gave them a toy that could fly. They were very excited about it. From then on, the dream of flying was planted in their hearts.
When they grew up, they ran a bike repair shop, but they didn’t stop their study in airplane. When they heard of the death of the German glider(滑翔机) expert(专家), Otto Lilienthal, they made up their mind to invent a safer airplane.
Wright brothers studied how birds flew when they were free. They also learned from others and then made their first glider. But it flew only about one meter high and dropped. They were not discouraged by the failure, and found out why they failed. They thought there was not enough power for the glider. So they put a car engine on the glider to provide more power. This time, the glider could fly farther, but it still dropped because the engine was too heavy.
They continued to improve the propeller (螺旋桨) and engine again and again. Finally, an engine engineer designed a powerful but light engine for them. On December 17, 1903, Orville Wright took the “Flyer I” up in the air and flew it for 12 seconds. Wilbur Wright took turns with his brother flying their plane. The next two flights lasted twice as long as the first one. On the fourth flight, the plane stayed in the air for 59 seconds. Unluckily, “Flyer I” was badly destroyed by a sudden wind after it landed. The first successful airplane was never flown again. But they kept trying. In 1908, their plane flew about two hours.
Thanks to Wright brothers’ invention, we can fly from Beijing to Los Angeles in 11 hours while it takes 11 days by ship.
(
A. when they grew up
B. when they were young
C. when Otto Lilienthal died in an accident
D. when they made their glider
(
A. Wright brothers invented the first glider in the world
B. Wright brothers were very good at making gliders
C. Wright brother failed many times to make a successful glider
D. Wright brothers could make engines
(
A. Twelve seconds.
B. Fifty - nine seconds.
C. About twenty - five seconds.
D. About two hours.
(
A. the first
B. the second
C. the third
D. the fourth
(
A. Who invented the first plane?
B. When was the first plane invented?
C. How was the first plane invented?
D. Why did Wright brother invent planes?
Wright brothers were great inventors. They made the world smaller and made the dream of flying come true.
Wright brothers loved drawing and designing at their early age. One year, their father gave them a toy that could fly. They were very excited about it. From then on, the dream of flying was planted in their hearts.
When they grew up, they ran a bike repair shop, but they didn’t stop their study in airplane. When they heard of the death of the German glider(滑翔机) expert(专家), Otto Lilienthal, they made up their mind to invent a safer airplane.
Wright brothers studied how birds flew when they were free. They also learned from others and then made their first glider. But it flew only about one meter high and dropped. They were not discouraged by the failure, and found out why they failed. They thought there was not enough power for the glider. So they put a car engine on the glider to provide more power. This time, the glider could fly farther, but it still dropped because the engine was too heavy.
They continued to improve the propeller (螺旋桨) and engine again and again. Finally, an engine engineer designed a powerful but light engine for them. On December 17, 1903, Orville Wright took the “Flyer I” up in the air and flew it for 12 seconds. Wilbur Wright took turns with his brother flying their plane. The next two flights lasted twice as long as the first one. On the fourth flight, the plane stayed in the air for 59 seconds. Unluckily, “Flyer I” was badly destroyed by a sudden wind after it landed. The first successful airplane was never flown again. But they kept trying. In 1908, their plane flew about two hours.
Thanks to Wright brothers’ invention, we can fly from Beijing to Los Angeles in 11 hours while it takes 11 days by ship.
(
B
)1. Wright brothers wanted to make airplane ______. A. when they grew up
B. when they were young
C. when Otto Lilienthal died in an accident
D. when they made their glider
(
C
)2. From the passage, we know that ______. A. Wright brothers invented the first glider in the world
B. Wright brothers were very good at making gliders
C. Wright brother failed many times to make a successful glider
D. Wright brothers could make engines
(
C
)3. How long did the plane stay in the air on the third flight? A. Twelve seconds.
B. Fifty - nine seconds.
C. About twenty - five seconds.
D. About two hours.
(
D
)4. Flyer I couldn’t fly any longer after ______ flight. A. the first
B. the second
C. the third
D. the fourth
(
C
)5. The best title of the passage may be ______ A. Who invented the first plane?
B. When was the first plane invented?
C. How was the first plane invented?
D. Why did Wright brother invent planes?
答案:
1. B 2. C 3. C 4. D 5. C
Ⅴ. 任务型阅读。
An American inventor named Thomas Adams is the father of modern bubble gum (泡泡糖). During 1870s, he discovered a new way to make chewing gum by accident while he was finding a usage for chicle(糖胶树胶). 1
Thomas Adams worked for a long time, trying to make rubber from chicle. Sometimes he needed his son’s help. 2 Adams and his son had chewed chicle while they were working on the rubber. One day, Mr. Adams heard a young girl want to buy some chewing gum when he was in a shop. 3
At that time, chewing gum was made from spruces’ sap(云杉树液). This kind of chewing gum tasted bad. Adams thought chewing gum from chicle tasted better. 4 People everywhere began chewing his gum at once. 5 Until 1928, Walter Diemer found a way to improve chewing gum by making bubbles not so sticky.
将方框中的句子还原到短文中,使短文意思完整。
A. He and his son wrapped(裹住) small pieces of chicle in colorful paper and sold it.
B. But Mr. Adams’ gum made sticky (胶粘的) bubbles.
C. Mr. Adams wanted to make rubber from chicle.
D. But they never discovered a way to make it work.
E. So he decided to give up making rubber from the chicle and make gum instead.
1.
An American inventor named Thomas Adams is the father of modern bubble gum (泡泡糖). During 1870s, he discovered a new way to make chewing gum by accident while he was finding a usage for chicle(糖胶树胶). 1
Thomas Adams worked for a long time, trying to make rubber from chicle. Sometimes he needed his son’s help. 2 Adams and his son had chewed chicle while they were working on the rubber. One day, Mr. Adams heard a young girl want to buy some chewing gum when he was in a shop. 3
At that time, chewing gum was made from spruces’ sap(云杉树液). This kind of chewing gum tasted bad. Adams thought chewing gum from chicle tasted better. 4 People everywhere began chewing his gum at once. 5 Until 1928, Walter Diemer found a way to improve chewing gum by making bubbles not so sticky.
将方框中的句子还原到短文中,使短文意思完整。
A. He and his son wrapped(裹住) small pieces of chicle in colorful paper and sold it.
B. But Mr. Adams’ gum made sticky (胶粘的) bubbles.
C. Mr. Adams wanted to make rubber from chicle.
D. But they never discovered a way to make it work.
E. So he decided to give up making rubber from the chicle and make gum instead.
1.
C
2. D
3. E
4. A
5. B
答案:
1. C 2. D 3. E 4. A 5. B
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