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专题03阅读理解16篇阅读下列短文，根据短文内容，从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。Intheyearofthetiger,therearesomebigeventsathome.Let’shavealook.The2022WinterOlympicsFebruary4—February20BeijingisthefirstcityintheworldtohaveheldboththesummerandwintereditionsoftheOlympicGames.Now346millionChinesepeopletakepartiniceandsnowsports,including46millionkidsunder18.TwosessionsMarch4—March11ThereportreviewswhatChinahasachievedin2021andmapsouttheimportantgoalsin2022.Topicsconnectedtoeconomicandsocialdevelopmenthavebeendiscussed,suchasdoublereduction,COVID—19control,foodsafetyandsoon.ShenzhouXIIItoreturnhomeApril16ThethreeastronautslivedintheTianhespacestationcorecabinforsixmonths,settingarecordforChineseastronautsonasinglemission(任务).Thesuccessofthemissionmarksabigstepintestingtechnologyforspacestation.CCYL’s100thanniversaryMay5CCYLisagrouporganizationofyoungpeopleundertheleadershipoftheCPC．Itsmembersarebetween14and28yearsold.Theytakepartinmanyactivities,suchascommunityserviceandenvironmentalprotection.Inadditiontotheeventsabove,the20thCPCNationalCongressandthelaunch(发射)oftheShenzhouXVwillattractourattention.1．Howmanyeventsarementionedinthepassage?________A．Three B．Four C．Five D．Six2．Accordingtothepassage,whichtopicwasnotdiscussedinthetwosessions?________A．Foodculture B．Foodsafety C．Healthcare D．Education3．WhatcanCCYLmembersdo?________A．Theycanjoininiceandsnowsports. B．Theycanhelpwithcommunityservice.C．Theycanvisitthespace. D．Theycanmapouttheirgoals.4．Samisinterestedinspace.Whicheventwillattracthiminthesecondhalfofthisyear?________A．The2022WinterOlympics. B．ShenzhouXIItoreturnhome.C．ThelaunchoftheShenzhouXV. D．Twosessions.5．Fromthepassage,wecaninferthat________.A．346millionpeopleintheworldtakepartiniceandsnowsports.B．ThethreeastronautslivedintheTiangongspacestationcorecabinforsixmonths.C．ThemembersofCCYLareunder14yearsold.D．TheShenzhouXVmissionswillbegintheirtriptothespacein2022.April19th,2022AFP(法新社)ThreeChineseastronautsaboardtheShenzhou-13spacecraftreturnedtoEarthonSaturdayafter183daysinspace,endingChina’slongestcrewedmission.Livefootage(片段)fromCCTVshowedthecapsule(航天舱)landinginacloudofdust,withgroundcrewwhohadkeptclearofthelandingsiterushinginhelicopterstoreachthecapsule.Thetwomenandonewoman—ZhaiZhigang,YeGuangfuandWangYaping—returnedtoEarthshortlybefore10a.m.Beijingtime(02:00GMT),aftersixmonthsaboardtheTianhecoremoduleofChina’sTiangongspacestation.Thegroundcrewapplaudedastheastronautsreportinturnthattheywereingoodphysicalcondition.Thetrio(三人小组)waslaunchedintheShenzhou-13fromChina’snorthwesternGobiDesertlastOctober,asthesecondoffourcrewedmissionsduring2021-2022senttoassemblethecountry’sfirstpermanentspacestation—Tiangong,whichmeans“heavenlypalace.”WangbecamethefirstChinesewomantospacewalklastNovember,assheandhercolleagueZhaiinstalled(安装)spacestationequipmentduringasix-hourperiod.MissioncommanderZhai,55,isaformerfighterpilotwhoperformedChina’sfirstspacewalkin2008,whileYeisaPeople’sLiberationArmypilot.Thetriohascompletedtwospacewalks,carriedoutlotsofscientificexperiments,setupequipmentandtestedtechnologiesforfutureconstructionduringtheirtimeinorbit(轨道).Theastronautsspentthepastfewweekstidyingupandpreparingthecabinfacilities(设备)andequipmentforthecrewoftheincomingShenzhou-14,expectedtobelaunchedinJune.6．TheShenzhou-13spacecraftreturnedtoEarth________.A．lastOctober B．endingtheworld’slongestcrewedmissionC．after183daysinspace D．atChina’snorthwesternGobiDesert7．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“applauded”mean?A．到来 B．修理 C．鼓掌 D．休息8．Whatdidthetriododuringtheirtimeinorbit?①carriedoutscientificexperiments

②setupsomeequipment③testedtechnologiesforfutureconstruction

④completedthreespacewalksA．①②③ B．①③④ C．②③④ D．①②④9．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A．WangYapingisthefirstChinesewomantogointospace.B．YeGuangfuinstalledspacestationequipmentduringtheflight.C．ZhaiZhigangwasaPLApilotwhoperformedChina’ssecondspacewalkin2008.D．ThetrioreturnedtoEarthbefore10a.m.Beijingtimeafterahalf-a-yearmission.10．Whatdoweknowfromthelastparagraph?A．AstronautswillperformspacewalksinShenzhou-14.B．ThetriowillbethecrewoftheincomingShenzhou-14.C．Shenzhou-14isgoingtobelaunchedsomedayinJune.D．IttookastronautsafewweekstodoscientificresearchinShenzhou-14.TouchingChina2021AnnualPeopleAwardCeremonywasheldandteninspirationalrolemodelswereawardedfortheirmovingstoriesandgreatcontributionstothesociety.Herearethreepeoplefromthelist.YangZhenning,afamousNobelPrize-winningphysicist,becamethefirstChinese-AmericanscientistwhomanagedtoreturntoChinaaftertheUSjustliftedtheban(禁令)onvisitstoChinain1970.Yangalsosponsored(赞助)hundredsofChinesescholarstohaveafurtherstudyintheUS.ThesetalentslaterbecamethebackboneoftheconstructionofChina.Theonlyathletenominee(提名)wasSuBingtian,thefirstChinesesprintertocompeteinthemen’s100-metersprintfinalattheTokyo2020OlympicGames.Afteryearsofhardtraining,attheageof32,heshockedtheworldbyfinishingfirstinhisgroupwithatimeof9.83secondsonthesemi-finals,0.08secondsfasterthanhisAsianrecordof9.91secondsin2018.JiangMengnan,adeafChinesegirl,wasacceptedbystudyingdecorationatTsinghuaUniversityin2018.ThoughlifekeptthrowingJiangmorechallenges,thepositivewomanregardedthemasgiftsoflife.Deafalmostsincebirth,JianghasovercomeplentyofdifficultiestoachieveherdreamofstudyingforaPhDatoneoftheChina’smostfamousschools.11．Howmanyrolemodelswereawardedintheceremony?A．Three. B．Five. C．Ten. D．Thirteen.12．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A．YangZhenninghadnodifficultyreturningtoChinafromtheUS.B．YangZhenningtaughthundredsofChinesescholarsintheUS.C．SuBingtianwasthefirstChinesesprintertocompeteintheOlympicGames.D．SuBingtianwastheonlyathletewhowasnominatedonthelist.13．WhatisJiangMengnan?A．Aforeignscholar. B．Afamousathlete.C．Adisabledphysicist. D．AdeafPhDstudent.14．Whatdothethreepeoplehaveincommon?A．Theyhaveworkhardforthemselves. B．Theyhaveovercomemanydifficulties.C．Theyhavehelpedmanystudents. D．Theyareallingoodhealth.15．Wecanreadthisarticleina(n)________.A．novel B．magazine C．travelbook D．sciencebookSomebelievethereisaspecialbond(情感纽带)betweenpeopleandanimals,sodoesAmberMason.Heranimalfriendisanelephant.In2004,eight-year-oldAmberwasonholidayinThailand.ThereshemetNingNong,afour-year-oldelephant.Shefedhimonbananaseverymorning.NingNongalsolikedthegirl.OnlyAmbercouldridehim.Helovedtowraphistrunk(象鼻)aroundhershouldersandnuzzle(用鼻子轻擦)her.Onemorning,AmberandNingNongwereplayingatthebeach.Asuddentsunami(海啸)came.Whenabigwavewasrunningtowardsthem,theelephanttookAmberonhisbackandranasfastashecould.Hetookthegirltoasafehighgroundandsavedherlife.NowAmberis21yearsold.Shestillremembersthetsunamiandheroldfriend.However,sinceherreturntotheUK,shehasnevermetNingNong.ItissaidthatNingNongislivinginthewestofThailand,withanewname,BaiTong.Amberisveryexcitedaboutthisandhopestovisitherfriendagain.16．Inthisstory,Amber’sfriendisa(n)________.A．boy B．girl C．horse D．elephant17．Amberwentto________foraholidayin2004.A．Thailand B．Africa C．theUK D．theUSA18．HowdidNingNongsavehislittlefriend?A．Heranawaytoaskothersforhelp. B．Heswamawaywiththegirlonhisback.C．Hewrappedhistrunkaroundthegirl. D．Hetookthegirlonhisbackandranaway.19．AmberandNingNonghaven’tseeneachotherfor_______years.A．four B．eight C．thirteen D．fifteen20．Fromthelastparagraph,weknow________.A．Amberhasanewname B．NingNonghasreturnedtotheUKC．Ambermissesheroldfriend D．NingNongliveswithBaiTongnowOnAugust1st,ChineseshortdistancerunnerSuBingtianranintothe100mfinalattheTokyo2020OlympicGames.Heusedonly9.83seconds.TheamazingresultmadehimthefirstAsianmantoreachthemen’s100mfinalattheOlympicsin89years.HehadachancetomakeanewAsianrecord.Laterinthefinal,Suwasthesixthtorunthroughthefinishingline.Thistimeheused9.98seconds—0.18secondsbehindtheItalyrunnerLamontMarcellJacobs.HewrotethehistoryofAsianshortdistanceraceagain.“Iamveryhappytorununder10secondstwice,”Susaidaftertherace,“Ihavemadeeveryefforttorunintothefinals.IhopeIcanstillshowtheChinaspeedtotheworldin4×100mrelayracein5days.”OntheafternoonofAugustlst,GongLijiaowonagoldmedalinthewomen’sshotput(铅球)game.Onthesameday,ShiTingmaogothersecondgoldmedalinthewomen’s3mspringboard(跳板)game.ChenYufeibeattheplayerfromTaibeiandwonthegoldmedalinwomen’sbadminton(羽毛球)singles.21．WhosetanewAsianrecord?A．LamontMarcellJacobs. B．SuBingtian.C．GongLijiao. D．ChenYufei.22．WhatwastheresultoftheItalyrunnerLamontMarcellJacobsinthe100mfinal?A．9.83seconds. B．9.98seconds. C．9.80seconds. D．9.90seconds.23．HowmanytimesdidSuBingtianrununder10secondsattheTokyo2020OlympicGames?A．Twice. B．Threetimes. C．Fourtimes. D．Onlyonetime.24．Whatcanweknowaccordingtothepassage?A．SuBingtianranfastestinmen’s100mfinal.B．ShiTingmaogotonegoldmedalintotal.C．ChenYufeibeattheUSplayerandwonthegoldmedal.D．GongLijiaowonagoldmedalinthewomen’sshotput.25．Whatmaythepassagecomefrom?A．Ascienceprogram. B．Asportsreport.C．Ashortnovel. D．Amusicnewspaper.Thesealevelisrisingandsomeanimalsaremovingtonewhomes.Theremaybemorestorms.What’sworse,therisingsealevelforceshumanstomoveawayfromthecoasts.Whileinsomeparts,itmaybetoodrytogrowplants.—Eric,13,JapanAnewstudyshowsthatabout80percentpeopleinNorthAmericacan’tseetheMilkyWay(银河)becauseoflightpollution.Themostseriouslylight—pollutedcountryintheworldisSingapore.Toomuchlighthasadirecteffectonhuman’seyes.Itcanalsodestroyoursleepcycle.What’smore,italsoaffectswildanimals.—May,14,AmericaAnactivityinHangzhoumakespeoplethinkmoreabouttheuseofplasticbagsinlife.Avolunteersaid,“Ifwedonothingaboutthewhitepollution,itwillcausemoredeathsofseaanimals,andhumanbeingswillbecome‘plasticmen’.”

—LiXiang,15,ChinaThehaze(雾霾).ismoreandmoreserious,doesgreatharmtoourheath.Itcanmakeyoucoughandcauseskinproblemsandeyeproblems.Youshouldn’texerciseintheopenair.Andopenthewindowatnoonoratnightforawhile.Whenyougoout,youmustwearamask(面罩).

—WangPing,14,ChinaWhatproblemisErictalkingabout?________A．Thegreenhouseeffect. B．Waterpollution.C．Stormsandfloods. D．Treecutting.27．________peopleinNorthAmericacan’tseetheMilkyRiverbecauseoflightpollution.A．About70percent B．About76percentC．About83percent D．About80percent28．Whichcountryismostseriouslypollutedbylight?________A．Japan. B．Singapore. C．China. D．America.29．What’stheprobleminHangzhou?________A．Peoplearedestroyingtheforests.B．Peoplewastepaperintheirdailylife.C．Peopleusetoomanyplasticbagsinlife.D．Peoplekillmanywildanimals.30．Wecan________topreventthehaze.A．exerciseeverydayintheopenair B．openthewindowalldaylongC．putonyourheavyclothes D．remembertowearamaskHi,myname’sRosie.IliveinChicagowithmydad.LastweekwerodeatrainhomefromvisitingmyAuntRuthinWashington,DC．Itwasalongride.Ittookalmostawholedayandnight.Dadsaidhecouldn’tsitupthatlong,soI’drememberthetrip.First,Igavemytickettotheconductorandgotonthesleepingcar.Allthetraincarsarelabeled（贴标签）ontheoutsidetohelpyoufindtherightone.Theconductorshelptoo.They’renice.Whenitwastoodarktoseeoutside,Ireadabook.Afterawhile,oneofthetrainworkerscametomakeupourbeds.Soonitwastimetobrushmyteethandgetintomypajamas（睡衣）.Thenextday,ourtrainpulledintoChicago’sUnionStation.ButI’llsavethattrainstoryforanothertime.JustlikeDad,Ilovetrainsnow.31．RosiewenttoWashington,DCto________.A．findnewwork B．gotoschool C．visitherfather D．seeheraunt32．HowmanynightsdidRosiesleeponthetrain?A．One B．Two C．Three D．Four33．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“conductor”inParagraph2meaninChinese?A．驾驶员 B．列车员 C．检修员 D．清洁员34．WhatdidRosiedoonthetrain?①boughtthetickets②readabook③madeupherbed④brushedherteethA．①② B．①③ C．②④ D．③④35．Whatcanbeinferred（推理）fromthetext?A．RosiegotonthetraininChicagolastweek.B．Rosieandherfatherdidn’tliketrainrideatall.C．It’snotdifficultforRosietofindtherighttraincar.D．It’stoodarktoreadbooksinthesleepingcaronthatday.Doyoueverfeellikeyou’renotsmartenoughorgoodenough?Areyouafraidyourclassmateswillfindouthowlittleyouknow?Doyouthinkthatyouonlysucceedbecauseofluckratherthanyourabilities?Peoplewiththeseworriesmightbeexperiencingsomethingknownasimpostorsyndrome(冒牌者症候群).Animpostorisapersonwhoactslikesomeoneelseinordertotrickothers.Peoplewithimpostorsyndromefeellikethey’repretendingtobesomeonethey’renot,butthey’reactuallynotplayinganytricks!Peoplefeelingthiswaymaytellthemselvesthatthey’renotsmartenoughtobeinthetopclass.Thosewhosufferfromimpostormaylookdownonthemselvesandmaynotthinktheyareworthbeingpraisedwhensomeonesaystheyhavedoneagoodjob.Impostorsyndromeisverycommoninourlives.Itoftenappearswhenwestartanewjobormeetanewgroupofpeople.Thosewhooftenfeellikeimpostorsmayfeelstressed,worriedandhavelow-confidence.Thissyndromeisbelievedtoresultfrommanyfactors(因素),includingpersonality,familybackgroundandchildhoodmemories.Thegoodnewsisthateventhoughwemayfeellikeanimpostorsometimes,wedon’thavetofeelthatwayforever.Herearesomethingsthatcanhelp.First,talktosomeonewetrustandgethelp.Then,bewillingtolearnandimproveourselves.Lastandthemostimportant,rememberthatnooneisperfect.36．Whichpersonmightbeexperiencingimpostorsyndrome?A．Kate,wholikesmakinglotsoffriends.B．Lucy,whoiswillingtolearnnewthings.C．Mary,whothinksit’sOKnottobegoodenough.D．Nina,whobelievesshewillneverdobetterthanothers.37．Howwillanimpostorreacttoothers’praise?A．Heisquitehappy. B．Hegetsmoreconfidence.C．Hewantstodobetternexttime. D．Hethinksothersarejustbeingpolite.38．WhatisNOTincludedinthethirdparagraph?A．Howwillanimpostoract? B．Whyisimpostorsyndromecommon?C．Whencanpeoplehaveimpostorsyndrome? D．Whatcanbethecauseofimpostorsyndrome?39．Howmanytipsdoesthewritergivetodealwithimpostorsyndrome?A．1. B．2. C．3. D．4.40．Whatcanweinferfromthearticle?A．Impostorsyndromecan’tbecured.B．Everyonewillsufferfromimpostorsyndrome.C．Peoplewithimpostorsyndromeliketotrickothers.D．Wemayhaveimpostorsyndromewhengettingintoanewschool.WelcometoHealthFirstAidCoursesWHO:Foranycommunitymember,volunteer,coachorparent(mustbeover18yearsold)whocommunicateswithyoungpeople.WHAT:YouthMentalHealthFirstAid(青少年心理健康急救)isacoursethatteachesthosewhotakepartinthecourseaboutyoungpeople’scommonmentalhealth.SUBJECTS:Howtohelpyoungpeopleactivelydealwithamentalhealthcrisis(危机)WHEN:May7th&14th

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*workinglunchAdd:GreenAve.PublicLibrary-300N.GreenAve.Registration(登记):Http:/ORsendanemailtoJessicaBrown@ORvisitMs.Brown’soffice-3500MountainLiDr.GreenAve.WHY:—1in10personsinthecommunityfeelsadorhopelesseverydayfortwoweeks—Youthwhohaveanadulttogotoforhelparelesslikelytohurtthemselves**Trainingisvaluedat$170andofferedatnocostthankstotheProjectMentalHealth**41．Thecoursesarefor________.A．primaryschoolstudents B．coachesover18yearsoldC．volunteersunder18yearsold D．allthecommunitydoctors42．ThecourseonJune5thlasts________.A．30minutes B．4hours C．7.5hours D．8hours43．Peoplecanregisterthecoursein________.A．oneway B．twoways C．threeways D．fourways44．Fromthepassage,wecanlearnthat________.A．youcantakethecourseonlyonMay14thB．90%personsfeelsadeverydayfortwoweeksC．thecoursecan’thelpparentsandtheirchildrenD．youdon’tneedtopayforthecourse45．Thispassageismostprobablyfrom________.A．astorybook B．acommunityboardC．aschoolwebsite D．atravelguide“Five,four,three,two,one,blastoff.”At0:23onOctober16,2021,ChinalaunchedthemannedspaceshipShenzhou-13,sendingthreeastronautstoitsTiangongspacestation.About6.5hoursafterthelaunch,thespaceshipsuccessfullydocked(对接)withtheTianhecoremoduleofthestation.Thethree-personteamisthesecondcrew(工作组)tohaveenteredTiangong.TheteamisledbyChina’sfirstspacewalkerZhaiZhigang.TheothertwoastronautsareWangYapingandYeGuangfu.Theywillliveandworktogetheratthestationforsixmonths.ThiswillbeChina’slongest-evermannedmission.Duringtheirsix-monthstay,thecrewwillcarryoutanumberoftasks.Forexample,theywilldotwotothreespacewalkstofixequipmentinpreparationforfutureconstructionwork.WangYaping,thefirstChinesewomantoperformspacewalk,said“Apartfromthetasks,wealsohopetodomorespacescienceeducation.Thiswillbringspaceclosertothegeneralpublic.Asaresult,theywilllearnmoreabouttheastronauts’lifeinspace.”Shenzhou-13wasChina’slastmajorspacemissionin2021.Anothersixmissionsareplannedforthisyeartofinishtheconstructionofthespacestation.Onceitscompleted,Tangongwillbeaboutone-fifththesizeoftheInternaionalSpaceStation(ISS).TheISSwillreachtheendofitslifein2024.Tangongislikelytobetheonlyoperationalnear-Earthorbit(近地轨道)spacestationbythen.Chinalooksforwardtohostingastronautsfromothercountries.DenisSimon,atDukeLawintheUS,toldXinhuathatChina’ssuccessinspacecontinuestobeimpressive(令人赞叹的).“Itisnowwelloniswaytobeingaleaderinspaceexploration.”hesaid.46．Shenzhou-13willprobablyreturntotheearthin_________.A．March,2022 B．April,2022. C．March,2024. D．April,2024.47．Thethirdparagraphismainlyaboutthecrew’s_________.A．plan B．life C．spacewalk D．work48．WhatcanweknowaboutTiangongspacestation?A．ThecrewhaveenteredTiangongtwice.B．TheconstructionofTiangongwillbefinishedin6months.C．ThesizeofTiangongwillbe25%ofISSin2024.D．Tiangongwillwelcomeforeignastronautsinthefuture.49．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext?A．IttookShenzhou-136.5daystodockwiththeTianhecoremodule.B．WangYapingwasthefirstChinesewomantoperformaspacewalk.C．ThisspacetripwillbeChina’sshortest-evercrewedmission.D．Shenzhou-13wasthefirstmajorspacemissionin2021.50．Thepassageiswrittenmainlyto________.A．showChina’sachievementsinspacefield.B．introducethemissionsofShenzhou-13.C．explainthesuccessoflaunchingShenzhou-13.D．describetheimportanceofTiangongspacestation.ThisSeptember,youmayhavenoticedafewnewtextbooksatschool.NewChineselanguagetextbooksappearedonthedesksoffirst-yearprimaryandjuniorhighschoolstudentsacrossthecountry.WrittenbytheMinistryofEducation,theNewtextbookswillreplaceolderversion(版本)usedbefore.ThenewversionfocusmoreonancientChineseliterature,accordingtoXinhua.ThechangeispartoftheeffortsfromtheMinistryofEducationtoimprovestudents’knowledgeoftraditionalChineseculture.Textbooksforthree-yearjuniorhighschoolshavemoretraditionalChinesearticles,132intotal.Theymakeup51.7percentofallthetexts.Thearticleswerechosenfromclassicproses(散文)，essays(论文)，historicalrecordsandpoemsdatingbacktotheHan,TangandSongdynasties.Therearealsomorethan30articlesaboutrevolutionaryhistoryforjuniorhighschoolstudents,suchasChairmanMaoZedong’swell-knownpieceServethePeople.Thenewtextbooksarewellreceived.Althoughthetopicsareserious,thetextsarepresentedwithlivelyillustrationswhichmakethemeasytounderstand.“Theyareverylovelyandfavoredbybothteachersandstudents,”DuBai,aChineseteacheratNo.2FruitLakePrimarySchoolinHubei,toldXinhua.LiJie,aprofessorofChineselanguageandliteratureatChinaUniversityofCommunication,couldn’tagreemorewiththechange.“LearningsomeancientliteraturewillhelpjuniorhighschoolstudentsenjoythebeautyoftraditionalChinesecultureandpreparethemtogainfurtherknowledgeofthefield”,hetoldChinaDaily.51．Accordingtothefirstparagraph,whatisnewforfirst-yearprimaryandjuniorstudents?A．Desksandchairs. B．Schooluniforms. C．Chineselanguagetextbooks. D．Mathtextbooks.52．Wecanfindmorecontentabout________afterthechange.A．traditionalChineseculture B．worldhistoryC．westernpoemsandarticles D．Chinesemusic53．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“illustration”mean?A．地图 B．插图 C．挂图 D．图书54．Whatdostudentsandteachersthinkofthenewtextbooks?A．Theyaretootraditional. B．Theyarelovely. C．Theyarequiteunique. D．Theyaresouseful.55．Fromthepassage,weknow_________.A．thenewtextbooksaimtoimprovestudents’knowledgeoftraditionalChineseculture.B．articlesabouthistorymakeuphalfofallthetextsinthenewtextbooks.C．schoolsnowfocusmoreonstudents’learningability.D．studentsdon’thavetoenjoythebeautyofmodernChineseculture.“Inthislife,whatdidyoumiss?”Thewifeaskedthehusbandwhenshewas25.Despondently(沮丧地),thehusbandreplied,“Imissedanewjobchance.”Whenshewas35,thehusbandangrilytoldherthathehadjustmissedthebus.Attheageof45,thehusbandsadlysaid,“Imissedthechanceseeingmycloserelativebeforehislastbreath.”At55,thehusbandsaiddisappointedly,“Imissedagoodchancetoretire(退休).”At65,thehusbandhurriedlyreplied,“Imissedvisitingmydentist.”At75,thewifedidnotaskthehusbandanymore.Shewasverysick.Rememberingthequestionthewifeusedtoaskhim,thistimethehusbandaskedthewifethesamequestion.Thewife,withasmileandpeacefullook,replied,“Inthislife,Ididnotmisshavingyou!”Thehusbandwasfulloftears.Healwaysthoughttheycouldbetogetherforever.Hewasalwaysbusywithworkandotherthings.Hehadneverthoughtofhiswife.Thehusbandgaveabighugtothewifeandsaid,“Over50years,howIhadallowedmyselftomissyourdeeploveforme.”Lifedoesnotlastforever,soalwaysliveinthenow.Don’tneglect(忽视)thelovedoneswhocareforyou.Expressyourgratitude(感激)toyourlovedonesinwords.Showyourlovewithactions.Treateverydayasthelastdayoflife.Inthisway,whenyouaregone,yourlovedoneswouldhavenothingtofeelsorryabout.56．Everytimethewifeaskedthehusbandwhathemissedinhislife,thehusbandneverthoughtof________.A．himself B．money C．hisjob D．hisrelative57．Whatdidthehusbandrealizeatlast?A．Hiswifewastootired.B．Hiswifewoulddiedown.C．Heshouldcareabouthiswifeandexpresslovealways.D．Heshouldaskhiswifethesamequestion.58．Fromthepassage,weknowthewifewas________.A．lovingandpatient B．outgoingandcareless C．caringandshy D．unhealthyandlazy59．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Thehusbanddidn’tlovehiswifeatall.B．Thehusband’scloserelativediedwhenhiswifewas35.C．Thehusbandwasalwaysbusywithhisworkandotherthings.D．Thewifemissedlovingherhusband.60．Whatdoesthewritersuggestusdoinginthepassage?A．Doingmanythingsforourfamily. B．Treatingeverydayasthelastdayoflife.C．Expressingourgratitudeinactionsinsteadofwords. D．Askingourfamilythequestionwhattheymissedintheirlife.MostpeoplehaveaplacetocallhomeonEarth.Whataboutinouterspace?TheInternationalSpaceStation(ISS)becameourfirst“home”inspacein2000.Itwelcomeditsfirstcrewthatyear,paving(铺设)thewayfor20yearsoffutureresearch.“Youjusthavethisimpressionthatwe’reallcitizens(公民)ofnotacountry,butoftheplanet,”formerNASAastronautScottKellytoldNationalGeographicaboutworkinginISS.“We’reallinthisthingcalledhumanity(人类)together.”Overthepast20years,theISShasmainlybeenusedasasciencelab,hosting241peoplefrom19countries,accordingtoNASA．Theyhavegoneonspacewalks,doneresearchonhowspaceaffectsthehumanbody,andevengrownplantsinspace.Thestation’sdevelopmenthasalsobenefited(有益于)peopleonEarth.Forexample,thestation’swaterpurification(净化)technologyhasbeenusedinpoorareastoprovidecleandrinkingwater.Thestationalsohelpstowarnusofnaturaldisasters(灾难),suchasearthquakes.However,afterbeingourhomeinspaceforover7,000days,thestationisstartingtogetold.Ithasleaked(泄漏)airafewtimes.Scientiststhinkthatthestationcankeepworkinguntil2024.Afterthat,scientistswillbringitdowntoEarth.ItisbelievedthatEarth’satmosphere(大气)willburnupmostofthestation.Otherdebris(残骸)willfallintothePacificOcean.Inthefuture,spacewillbehometomorestationsliketheISS.NASAisbuildingaspacestationthatissmallerthantheISSnearthemoon.Also,Chinawillhaveitsownspacestationupandrunningin2022.61．WhatdoweknowfromwhatScottKellysaid?A．AstronautsseetheISSastheirhome.B．AnyonecangototheISS.C．Allofhumanityhassomethingincommon.D．Astronauts’livesontheISSaredifficult.62．WhathavetheastronautsdonewhileontheISS?a.Goneonspacewalks.b.Learnedhowspaceaffectsthehumanbody.c.Grownplants.d.Providedcleanwaterforpoorarea