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09高考英语阅读步步高

所选文章均出自国外英文报刊。内容包括人物传记、社会文化、文史知识、

科普小品、幽默故事等。在编写上遵循由浅入深、有易到难、循序渐进的原则;

在难度、体裁和题材上基本与课文内容保持一致。短文题材多样,内容涉及面广,

融知识性和趣味性于一体,是广大中学生及英语初学者的良好的辅助材料。

为检测学生阅读理解的程度,我们在每篇短文后提供短文单词量及总阅读时

间,并编写了各种练习,练习后提供阅读理解成绩纪录。

儿种数据的计算方法;

1.总阅读时间(totalreadingtime):

如果结束阅读时间(finishingtime)为:10:21,开始阅读时间(startingtime)

为:10:15:30,那么总阅读时间(totalreadingtime)为:

hourminutesecond

finishingtime10210

startingtime-101530

totalreadingtime530

2阅读速度:单词量(length)

总阅读时间

3.据阅读理解率自我评价表填写阅读理解成绩纪录中%811^^1^113011。阅读理

解率自我评价表如下:

Errors:012345678

%Right:100887563503825130

Passage1

HitlerandtheBoy

ItwasseveralyearssinceAdolfHitlercameintopowerinGermany.Andnowhis

armywasmarchingintosomepartsofEurope.Hemustbeatthetopofhiscareer(事

业).

OnedayHitlerwenttoanexhibitionwheretheworksofschoolchildrenwereon

show.Heseemedtohavegreatinterestintheexhibitsinventionsaswellas

carvings(雕刻),drawings.Afterhavingwalkedaroundthehallandexamined

everythinghesaidhewasreadytomeettheyoungartists.Andsoonagroupof

childrencameintotheroomtosalute(向...致敬)him.

“Well,well.Youdidverygoodwork."noddedHitlerinsatisfaction(满意).“I

promiseonmyhonorI'dsatisfyyouwithwhateveryouwant.What'dyouwishtobe

ifIwereyourfather?^^

“Asailor(水手)sailingthesea"oneoftheboysanswered.

“Good.I'llhaveyoujoinmynavy(海军)andsomedayyouwillruletheoceans.^^

“Askforanything?WhafdyouwishtobeifIwereyourfather?^^heaskeda

secondboy.

“ApainterasgreatasRembuandt.^^

“Good.YouaretobesenttotheFineArtSchoolandsurelyyouwillmakean

evengreaterpainter^^

WhenHitlercaughtsightofasad-lookingboyhefrowned(皱眉),thenquickly

forcedasmile,''Theremyboy,inspiteofmypointofviewtowardstheJews(犹太人),

I'ddoyouafavorAndyoudreamwillcometrue.What'dyouwishtobeifIwere

yourfather?^^

Theboylookedstraightattheman.

“Anorphan(孤儿)Jhemurmured.

Length250

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Answerthefollowingquestionswithoutreferringtothereading:

1.Whatisthepointofthepassage?

A.TheJewishboyshowedhishatredforHitlerinanindirectway.

B.TheJewishboydidn'twanttobeanythingbutanorphan.

C.Hitlerwasamanwholovedchildren.

D.Hitlerwasinterestedinpaintings.

2.Inthispassagentheyoungartists"referstotheschoolchildren.TF

3.Hitlerpromisedtosatisfythechildrenwithwhatevertheywant

becausehewantedtomakeagoodexpressiononthechildrenTF

4.Hitlerfrownedwhenhesawthesad-lookingboybecausetheboy

didn'tcometothefronttosalutehimTF

5.Fromwhattheboysaidwecanseetheboy'sparentshaddied.TF

6.Hitlerwantedtobethefatherofthechildren.TF

7.Theboywasbothcleverandcourageous(有勇气的).TF

8.Whatdoesthewordmurmuredinthelastsentence?

A.saidinaloudvoiceB.criedintears

C.saidinalowvoiceD.criedoutinsurprise

Wordsperminute

%Comprehension

Passage2

SesameStreet

“SesameStreet“hasbeencalled“thelongeststreetintheworld”.Thisisbecause

thetelevisionprogrambythatnamecannowbeseeninsomanypartsoftheworld.

Theprogram,whichwentontheairinNewYorkin1969,usessongs,jokes,and

picturestogivechildrenabasic(基本的)understandingofnumbers,lettersand

humanrelationships(关系).Morethan6millionchildrenintheUnitedStateswatch

itregularly.Theviewersincludemorethanhalfthenation'schildrenbeforeschool

age.

Manyteachersconsider(认为)theprogramagreathelp,thoughsometeachers

findthatproblemshappenwhenthefirstyearpupilswhohavelearnedfrom"Sesame

Street"areinthesameclasswiththosewhohavenotwatchedtheprogram.Testshave

shownthatchildrenwhowatchitfivetimesaweeklearnmorethanthosewhoseldom

(彳艮少)watchit.IntheUnitedStatestheprogramisshownatdifferenthoursduring

theweekinordertoincreasethenumberofchildrenwhocanwatchitregularly.

Whyhas"SesameStreet"beensomuchmoresuccessfulthanotherchildren's

shows?Manyreasonshavebeensuggested.Perhapsonereasonisthatmotherswatch

"SesameStreet**alongwiththeirchildren.Butthebestreasonforthesuccessofthe

programmaybethatitmakeseverychildwatchingitfeelabletolearn.Thechild

findshimselflearning,andhewantstoleammore.

Length244

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Answerthefollowingquestionswithoutreferringtothereading:

l.Thepassagemainlytellsusabout_.

A.thelongeststreetintheworld

B.oneofthemostpopularprogramsintheUnitedStates

C.thedifferencesbetweenchildreninlearning

D.howoftenis“SesameStreet“isshownonTV

2.Peoplecall"SesameStreet"thelongeststreetintheworldbecauseTF

itisshownalmostthroughouttheworld

3."SesameStreet"isaTVprogramproducedmainlyforteachersandpupils.TF

4."SesameStreet"issosuccessfulmainlybecausechildrenarewilling

andabletolearnwhenwatchingit

5.Whenthefirst-yearpupilswhohavewatchedtheprogramareinthesame

classwiththosewhohaven*ttheydon'twanttolearnanythingmoreTF

6.Manychildrenbeforeschoolagewatchtheprogramregularly.TF

7.Theprogramisshownatleastfivetimesaweek.TF

8.Whatdoesthewordincreasemeaninthesecondparagraph?

A.tomakelargerinnumberB.tobecomesmallerinnumber

C.totakecareofD.tomakesomebodyinterested

Wordsperminute

%Comprehension

Passage3

Goalkeeper'sTears

Aten-year-oldboy,Peter,wasverygoodatfootball,sohewasinhisschoolteam.

Healwaysplayedverywellandbravelyinpracticegamesandinmatches,andhe

scoredplentyofgoals.

Peter'sgrandparentsusuallycametoseehimwhentherewasamatch,andthey

werealwayshappywhenotherpeoplesaid,"Yourgrandsonplaysverywell,doesn't

he?”

OnedayPetertoldhisgrandmother,“Ourschoofsgoingtoplayagainstthe

GardenSchoolnextFriday.Theyhavethebestteaminourcity.Canyoucomeand

seethematch?”

“Oh,yes,"hisgrandmotheranswered,“yourgrandfatherandIwillbe

there——andI'mcertainthatyou'llbeattheGardenSchool.^^

“Ihopeso."Petersaid.

Thematchwasinthepark,anditbeganathalfpasttwoonFriday.

Inthefirsttwominutesofthematch,theGardenSchoolboyscameverycloseto

theCitySchool'sgoal,butthenthegoal-keeperkickedtheballtoPeterinthemiddle

ofthefield,andPeterranwithitandkicked(踢)itstraightintothegoal.AlltheCity

Schoolboysaswellastheirfamilieswereveryhappytoseeit.

Afterhehadscoredonce,Peterscoredtwiceagainbeforehalftime.Theninthe

secondhalfofthematchhenearlyscoredanothergoal,buthehardly(几乎不)

touchedtheballwithhisfoot,andthegoalkeepercaughtiteasilyandthrewitout

again.

Afterthematch,Peter'sgrandfathersaidtohim,Uyoumissedagoodchance(机

会)toscoreafourthgoalthen,Peter,Ifyou'dkickedtheballhard,you'dhavegota

goaleasily.Whydidyoukickitweakly?”

"Becausethereweretearsinthegoalkeeper'seyes/9Peteranswered.

Length298

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Answerthefollowingquestionswithoutreferringtothereading:

1.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.WhyPeterDidn'tKickHard

B.AGoodChanceWasLost

C.TheGoalkeeperWasCrying

D.TheLastKick

2.Peterwasgoodatplayingfootball.TF

3.Peter'sgrandmotherhopedPeter'steamwouldwinthegame.TF

4.TheGardenSchoolscoredagoalinthefirsttwominutes.TF

5.Peterscoredfourgoalsinthefirsthalfofthematch.TF

6.Petermissedachancetoscoreafourthgoal,justbecausehewas

tiredandweek.TF

7.Thewordgoalinthefirstparagraphmeansandintheseventh

paragraphmeansinChinese.

A.得分;球门B.球门;得分C.足球;得分D.得分;足球

8.Bysaying“Ihopeso."Petermeantthat.

A.hehopedhisteamwouldwin

B.hehopedhewouldscorealotofgoals

C.hehopedhisteamwouldbecomethebestinthecity

D.hehopedhisgrandparentswouldcometoseehimplay

Wordsperminute

%Comprehension

Passage4

SummerHolidaysinEngland

WithJulycomeexaminations.Whentheseexamsfinish,thesummerholidays

begin.Boysandgirlswillhavetwomonthstorest.

Thesummerholidaysarethebestpartoftheyearformostchildren.Theweather

isusuallygood,sothattheycanspendmostoftheirtimeinswimming,camping(野

营)ortravelingwiththeirparents.

Ofcourse,themostenjoyableplaceistheseaside.Somechildrenarelucky

enoughtolivenearthesea.Theyenjoyexceptional(得天独厚的)adoantages.Asfor

thosewholivefarfromthesea,theirparentswillalsotakethemtotheseasideforthe

holidays,fortheyknowthataweekortwoataseasidetownduringsummerholidays

istheirchildren'seager(渴望的)hope.InEnglandnotonlytherich,butalsofactory

workersorbusdriverscantaketheirchildrentoseasidefortheirholidays.Infact

duringtheAugustHolidaysmosttownsarealmostempty.

Whydochildrenlikespendingtheirsummerholidaysattheseaside?Itisbecause

theylikethesand,thesun,thecoolwindandthesaltywatertheremorethananything

else.Ofcoursetherearemanynewthingstosee,nicethingstoeat,andexciting

thingstodo,butitisthefeelingofsandunderone'sfeet,ofcoolwindandsaltwater

onone'sskin,andofthewarmsunonone'sbackthatmaketheseasidewhatitis.

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Answerthefollowingquestionswithoutreferringtothereading:

Fromthispassagewecanseethat.

A.peopleinEnglandliketogototheseasidefortheirsummerholidays

B.peoplelivingnearthesealiketoswimintheirholidays

C.peoplelivingintowndon9tliketogototheseaside

D.onlypeoplewithalotofmoneycanspendtheirholidaysontheseaside

Duringthesummerholidayschildrenusuallygoclimbingmountains

withtheirparents.TF

DuringAugustHolidaysmosttownsarealmostemptybecausemany

peoplegoawaytospendtheirholidays.TF

4.TheschoolsummerholidayslasttwomonthsinEngland.TF

5.Mostchildrenhopetogototheseasideforthesummerholidays.TF

6.TheschoolchildrenhavetheirexaminationsinJuly.TF

7.ChildreninEnglandlikesandmorethananythingelseintheworld.TF

8.Inthispassagethewordadvantagemeans.

A.便利B.条件C.障碍D则富

Wordsperminute

%Comprehension

Passage5

ModernFarmsintheU.S.

Let'stakealookatafarm,whichisownedbyDonandBettyOweninWisconsin

(威斯康星州).LifeontheOwens'farmisverydifferentfromfarmlifeasmanycity

peoplemightimagineit.Goodroadsandacarmeanthattheycangettotown,do

theirshoppingandbebackhomeinashorttime.Theykeepintouchwiththenewsby

radio,newspaperandtelevision.Withthetelephonetheycantalktotheirneighbors

andfriendswhenevertheylike.

TheOwens,dairyfarm(乳牛场)isoneofthefinesttobefoundanywhere.Don

milksaboutfiftycowswithonlypart-timehelptogetthemilkingmachinesonand

offthecowsandtocareforthemilklater.Thecowsarekeptinalargeplacewhere

thereisanautomaticfeeder,whichsavesDonseveralhoursaday.

Theirkitchenisasmodernasthoseinthecitysothattheworkcanbedoneinless

time.

Withallthehelpfrommachines,farmingstillrequireshardworkandlonghours.

BettyandDonareupat5:30eachmorningandseldom(彳艮少)stopworkingbefore

lateintheevening.ButtheOwensliketheirlifeonthefarm.

Length215

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Answerthefollowingquestionswithoutreferringtothereading:

1.Thewritermainlytellsusabout.

A.theOwens9lifeonthemodemfarm

B.thehardlifeoftheOwensonthefarm

C.themachinesthatareusedonthefarm

D.howpeoplekeepintouchwithothersonthefarm

2.ThelivingconditionsontheOwens'farmareveryclosetothoseinacity.TF

3.MostoftheworkontheOwens'farmisdonebymachine.TF

4.Whenthecowsaremilked,Dondoesnothing.TF

5.TheOwens'kitchenisasmodernasthoseintownbecausetheywant

tosavetimefbrotherwork.TF

6.Machineshavedonealltheworkonthefarm.TF

7.TheOwensworklonghourseveryday.TF

8.WhatdoesthewordsanautomaticfeederinChinese?

A.自动屠宰机B.自动进料槽C.自动挤奶机D.自动割草机

Wordsperminute

%Comprehension

Passage6

NationalDayCelebration

ChinawillholdgrandNationalDaycelebrations(庆祝)thismorninginBeijing,

markingthe50thanniversary(周年)ofthefoundingofthePeople'sRepublicof

China.

Thecelebrationsincludearally(集会),andamilitaryandcivilianparade(I阅兵游

fi*),whichwillbeginatabout10a.m,atTan'anmenSquare,atraditionalvenuefor

thecountry'smostimportantpoliticalevents.

TopChineseleaders,foreignguestsandrepresentatives(代表)ofoverseas

Chineseandcompatriots(爱国人士)fromHongKong,MacaoandTaiwanwillattend

thecelebrations,togetherwithsome500,000soldiersandciviliansfromallwalksof

lifeacrossthecountry.

Peoplewillhaveachancetoseethecountry'sstateoftheartweapon'sshownin

themilitaryparade.

Thecelebrationsareexpectedtolastabouttwohours.

China'sfirstmilitaryandcivilianparadewasheldonOctober1,1949,whenthe

lateChairmanMaoZedongdeclaredthefoundingofthepeople'sRepublicofChina

ontheTan9anmenRostrum.

ThecelebrationsaretobetelevisedandbroadcastlivebyChinaCentral

Television(CCTV)andChinaRadioInternational(CRI)

Agrandflag-hoistingceremonywillalsobeheldatTian'anmenSquareatabout

10a.m.thismorning.Chineseleaders,representativesofpeoplefromallwalksoflife

ontheTiananmenRostrum,andtensofthousandsofpeopleatthesquarewillwatch

theceremony.

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Answerthefollowingquestionswithoutreferringtothereading:

l.Themainideaofthenewsreportistotellthereaders.

A.whentheNationalDayCelebrationwillbeheld

B.somedetails(详情)aboutthecomingNationalDaycelebration

C.howmanypeoplewilltakepartintheNationalDaycelebration

D.wheretheNationalDaycelebrationwillbeheld

2.ThepropertimeofthenewsreportisontheearlymorningofOct.1.TF

3.Thecelebrationswillbeginatabout10p.m.TF

FiftyNationalDaymilitaryparadeshavebeenheldsincethefounding

ofthePRC.TF

5.Peopplewillseetheflag-hoistingceremonyattheTian'anmenSquare.TF

6.CCTVandCRIwillliveteleviseandbroadcastthecelebrations.TF

7.Thecelebrationswilllastawholeday.TF

8.Theworddeclaredinthispassagemeans.

A.setupB.madeknownclearly

C.foughtforD.workedfor

Wordsperminute

%Comprehension

Passage7

TheHistoryofTabletennis

Youoftenplayping-pongbutperhapsyoudonotknowwhoinventedit.The

storyisthatitstartedwhentwostudentsatCambridgeUniversity(佥ll桥大学)began

knockingacork(软木塞)toeachotheracrossatable,usingoldcigar-boxes.

Inabouttheyear1800anAmericanmanufacturer(制造商)ofsportsgoods

producedagamethathecalledIndoorTennis.TheAmericanwerenotvery

enthusiastic(热情的)atfirstbutheexportedittohisLondonagents(代理商)andit

becameverypopularinBritain.Thegamewasthenplayedacrossdining-roomtables,

oronthefloorwiththenetstringbetweenchairs.Theplayersusedaballmadeof

corkorrubber.

Afewyearslaterahollow(空的)ballliketheoneweusetodaywasinvented.

Thegamethenquicklyspreadallovertheworld.AgentlemancalledMr.Wood,of

London,hadtheideaofcoveringthebatswithrubbertogivegreatcontrol(控制)

overtheball.TheLondonagentswhofirstsoldthegameinEnglandnowcalledit

“Ping-pong"."Ping"meantthesoundofthebathittingtheball,and“pong"wasthe

soundoftheballhittingthetable.

Thegamewasplayedeverywhere,butnoteverybodylikedit.Somethoughtit

wasasillygame.ThefamousEnglishPunchhadtheselines:

IknowImustbewrong,butIcannotloveping-pong.

Icannotsinginpraiseofping.Ihavenosongforpong.

Manypeople,however,begantoplaythegameseriously(严肃地).Itsofficial

namewaschangedtoTabletennis,becausethename“Ping-pong"belongedto(属于)

theLondonagentswhofirstsoldthegame.

In1926theInternationalTable-tennisFederation(联合会)wassetup.Thatsame

yearaEuropeanChampionships(冠军杯)wasplayedinLondon.Thewinning

countrywasHungary(匈牙利)wheretodaythegameisplayedalmostasmuchasin

China.

Length309

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Answerthefollowingquestionswithoutreferringtothereading:

l.Thepassagemainlytellsusabout.

A.theinventionandthedevelopmentoftabletennis

B.themanwhoinventedthetabletennis

C.whytabletennisispopularinEngland

D.whogavethesportthenametabletennis

2.Ping-pongwasfirstplayedinEngland.TF

3.Atonetimeitwasplayedonthefloor.TF

4.Ahollowballwasinventedbeforetheyear1800.TF

5.Allofthepeoplelikedthegameatthattime.TF

6.TheEuropeanchampionshipswasplayedin1926.TF

7.Thewordexportedinthesecondparagraphmeans_.

A.sentsomethingoutofacountryforsale

B.broughtinsomethingfromothercountries

C.askedotherstomake

D.gavesomethingtootherswithoutgettinganymoney

8.ThewordPunchinthefourthparagraphmaybe_.

A.thenameofanofficialinthegovernment

B.anfamousEnglishfilm

C.thenameofanEnglishmagazine

D.amanwhodidnotliketabletennis

Wordsperminute

%Comprehension

Passage8

TheyBurnedBlubber

DoyouwonderhowtheEskimoswereabletoliveintheArctic?Theyneeded

specialwaysofgettingtheirfood,clothing,andhousing.Theyneededspecialwaysto

travel.

VeryfewplantsgrowintheArctic.Togetfood,theEskimoshuntedandfished.

Theyhuntedpolarbears(北极熊),seals,andwhales.Duringcertainseasons,they

huntedreindeerandseabirds,andtheyfishedforsalmon(大马哈鱼).Inthewinter,

someEskimosbuiltigloosmadeofsnowblocks.Thesesnowhousesprotectedthem

fromthewind.

Tokeepanigloowarm,theyusedastonelamp.Theyburnedblubber(海兽脂),

thefatofseaanimals,forfuel.Inthesummer,theEskimoslivedintentsmadefrom

animalskins.

TheEskimosneededclothesthatwerewarmandkeptoutwindandwater.They

madetheirclothesfromanimalskins.Theirhighbootskeptoutthesnow,andmittens

(连指手套)protectedtheirhands.Bothmenandwomenworepants(裤子)and

afurcoatwithahood(头罩).AnEskimowomanhadanextra-largecoatsoshe

couldcarryherbabyonherbackbeneathit.

TheEskimoshadtomoveabouttohuntandfishandgetthethingstheyneeded.

Inthewinter,theytraveledonasledpulledbyateamofdogs.Inthesummer,they

traveledinaskin-coveredcanoe.

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Answerthefollowingquestionswithoutreferringtothereading:

1.FromthispassagewecanthattheEskimos9wayoflife.

A.wasquitedifferentfromours

B.wasbetterthananyotherpeople's

C.wasinterestingandcomfortable

D.wasthesameasours

2.TheEskimosmadealivingbyhunting.TF

3.Inordertokeepwarm,theEskimosburnedthefatofanimals.TF

4.TheEskimosusedwoodenboattotravelinsummerTF

5.TheclothestheEskimoswearlookedverynice.TF

6.TheEskimosdependedonwheatandcornforfood.TF

7.FromthispassagewecanseethatdogswereimportanttotheEskimos.TF

8.Thewordigloointhispassagemeans___.

A.akindofhousemadeofwood

B.akindofhousewithroundroofmadeofsnow

C.astonehouse

D.atrapusedtocatchanimals

Wordsperminute

%Comprehension

Passage9

ANewPark

TheUnitedStateshasanewnationalparkcalledGreatBasin.Itisthefirst

nationalparkinthewesternstateofNevada.Thenewparkisintheeasternpartof

Nevada,neartheborderwithUtah.Itisfarfromanycity.

Intheearly1800s,anAmericanexplorer(探险者)traveledthroughthearea.He

foundthelandshapedlikeabowl.SohenamedittheGreatBasin.Itisalandof

unusualbeautyandsharpdifferences.

Forexample,youcanclimbamountaincoveredwithgreenforest,thencool

yourselfinafieldofsnowwhenyouarriveatthetop.Hereandthere,sharprocks

pushoutthroughthesnow.Amongtherocksyoumightseenest(巢)ofthegolden

eagle,abirdthatwasonceindangerofdyingout.

YoucanclimbinacampgroundontheedgeofLehmanCaves.Thecavesarea

groupoflargeundergroundroomsmadeoflimestone(石灰石).Youcanwalkthrough

themforaboutakilometer.

ThestateofNevadahaswantedanationalparkformorethansixtyyears.There

hasalwaysbeenopposition(反对)frompeoplewhobelievethataparkwouldharm

miningandagriculturalinterests.

Thebillthatsetupthepark,however,guaranteesthatmineswillremainopen,

andthatsheepandcowswillcontinuetofeedonthemountainsides.

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Answerthefollowingquestionswithoutreferringtothereading:

1.Thebesttitleforthispassageshouldbe_.

A.HowtheGreatBasinWasNamed

B.HowtheGreatBasinwasfound

C.ANationalParkComingintoBeing

D.GreatBasinNationalPark

2.NonationalparkwasbuiltintheGreatBasinforalongtime

becausesomeconsidereditharmfulinsomeways.TF

3.Wecanconcludefromthepassagethatthehighestmountainsare

inthemiddleofthepark.TF

4.Theparkisaboutonesquarekilometer.TF

5.Themountainstherearequitehighabovesealevelthere.TF

6.TheLehmanCavesareconnectedwitheachother.TF

7.Itisthoughtaparkwouldharmagriculturalinterests.TF

8.ThewordguaranteesinthelastparagraphmeansinChinese.

A.禁止B.允许C.商量D.保证

Wordsperminute

%Comprehension

Passage10

ASatellite

In1965,twoAmericanastronauts(宇航员)landedintheAtlanticOcean.Forthe

firsttime,peopleathomeinAmericaandEuropecouldwatchontelevisionas

astronautswerepickedup.AsatellitecalledEarlyBirdmadethisprogrampossible.

Radiowavesgooutfromthesendingstationinastraightline.Layers(层)inthe

atmosphere(大气层)actlikeamirrorforsomeofthesewaves.Theybounce(弹起)

downfromthelayersandcomebacktoearth.

Televisionprogramsarecarriedonadifferentkindofradiowave.Thesewaves

donotbounceofthe“mirror."Theygostraightthroughthelayersintospace.Tosend

televisionprogramsaroundtheworld,theymustbepickedupbyasatellitehighin

spaceandsentback.

EarlyBirdisinanorbit22,300mileshigh.Becauseittravelswiththeearth,it

seemstobestandingstill.ItisalwaysoverthesameplaceintheAtlanticOcean.

TelevisionprogramsaresentuptoEarlyBird.Itsendsthemintoone-thirdofthe

earth.

TwoothersatelliteslikeEarlyBirdarenowinorbit.Thethreesatellitescansend

televisionprogramsaroundtheworld.

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