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2021年1月30日发(作者:哥白尼)








2016


年新题型



大学英语四级考试



新闻听力补充试卷



十二套(


36


篇)














第一部分



四级听力新题型调整说明





2016



6


月考试起,


全国大学英语四、


六级考试委员会 将对四级考试的听力试题作局部调整。具体见下


表:



试卷结构



听力理解



测试内容



短对话


8




短篇新闻


3




长对话


2




短文理解


3




短文听写


1




调整内容说明如下:







1


.取消短对话。







2


.取消短文听写。



3


.新增短篇新闻(


3


段)。
















题量





/


7


8


10


/


测试形式



/


分值比例



/


考试时间



旧:


30


分钟



新:


25


分钟



选择题


(四选一)



7% (


每题


1



)


选择题


(四选一)



8% (


每题


1



)


选择题


(四选一)


< br>20%(


每题


2



)


/


/


第二部分




新闻听力十二套(


36


篇)








Model Test One


Section A


Directions


:In this section,



you will hear three news reports.



At the end of each news report,



you will hear


two or three questions. Both the news report and the questions will be spoken only once. After you hear a question,



you must choose the best answer from the four choices marked A), B), C) and D).



Then mark the corresponding


letter on


Answer Sheet 1


with a single line through the centre.



Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.


1. A) More than 5 million.




























B) More than 10 million.





C) More than 25 million.



























D) More than 30 million.


2. A) To help identify where infectious diseases are developing.


B) To help small and medium size businesses grow.


C) To help improve public services.


D) To help two climate change programs.


Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.


3. A) About 4.12 million units were sold.


B) They declined to their lowest level.


C) There was a decline of 10% than that in July.


D) They indicated a start of rise in August.


4. A) They are much stronger than their expectations.


B) They might reach to 4.25 million units per year.


C) They will be out of control on next month’s report.



D) They indicate the housing industry has recovered.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.


5. A) Britain has decided to restrict bankers’


bonuses.


B) Britain has


decided to raise bankers’


salary.




C) Britain has decided to curb bankers’


salary.




D) Britain has decided to raise bankers’


bonuses.


6. A) Those employees whose payments was over $$ 4000.



B) Those employees whose payments was $$ 40000.




C) Those employees whose payments was over $$ 40000.




D) Those employees whose payments was $$ 4000.


7. A) Most of it would be paid in money.
















C) Some of it would be paid in shares.




B) Most of it would be paid in shares.
















D) Some of it would be paid in money.



Model Test Two


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.


1. A) 18000.















B) 80000.
















C) 60000.

















D) 16000.


2.


A) Meet the miners’ original demand.
















C) Improve the miners’ working conditions.





B) Offer more benefits to poor black miners.










D) Offer a 10% pay rise.


Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.


3. A) Chances of guessing the correct lotto numbers.




B) Rossi’s dreams about winning t


he lotto.




C) People’s madness for lotto games in Italy.





D)


Foreigners’ visit to Italy for the lotto drawings.



4. A) A huge amount of money.


























C) A free tour in Europe.




B) Free flights to Italy.































D) Tickets for the lotto games.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.


5. A) Stopping renewing an agreement.
















C) Renewing an agreement.




B) Blocking an agreement.
























D) Blocking the renewal of a contract.


6. A) It provided sufficient privacy safeguards.








C) It provided insufficient safeguards.




B) It cannot protect privacy sufficiently.












D) It failed to safeguard people’s interests



7. A) The Swift Money Transfer System.














C) The Lisbon Treaty.




B) The Brussels Treaty.


























D) The Swift System.



Model Test Three


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.


1. A) It did not reach analysts’ expectations.











C) It hinted a decline of Ford’s


net income.


B) It was a favorable news for the automaker.







D) It spurred a rise for Ford’s share price.



2. A) There are small losses in North America.




B) Prices should be raised in European market.




C) Another product line should be set up in Europe.




D) Earnings continued to be good in North America.


Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.


3. A) The development of French engineering firms.



B) Working and living condition in the city of Dijon.



C) The environmentally-friendly building in France.



D) A tour of the landmark buildings in France.


4. A) Metal skirt.












B) Solar panel.













C) Sun shield.

















D) Sandwich.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.


5. A) The International Space Station.


















C) The Baikonur Cosmodrome.



B) The Siberia Vessel.




























D) The Progress 45.


6. A) On Sunday.











B) On Monday.











C) On Tuesday.













D) On Wednesday


7. A) At 4:02 p.m.










B) At 4:11 p.m.











C) At 4:20 p.m.













D) At 6:11 p.m.



Model Test Four


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.


1. A) They made more efforts to find more new cases.


B) They tried to prevent the disease out of the capital.


C) They held a public movement on hygiene information.


D) They boosted the accuracy and promptness of their report.


2. A) It’s the first time that ingestion disease has broken out in Haiti.



B) The death rate of ingestion disease is too high.


C) Death number will keep increasing for a long time.



D) Ingestion disease could join other local diseases in Haiti.


Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item



3. A) The children of the international diplomatic corps.


B) The program of International Baccalaureate schools.


C) The school district in the suburb of Detroit, Michigan.


D) “Mother Earth” class in


IB elementary schools.


4. A) Subject areas are separated.






















C) “Mother Earth” class covers math.



B) Classes are held in the open air,



















D) Teachers prepare classes together.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item



5. A) White ash.




































C) Poison gas.


B) High temperature water.

























D) Hurricane.


6. A) Less than 10.










B) About 20.















C) About 120.
















D) More than 750.


7. A) They have found too many dead bodies.



B) They want to persuade people to move away.


C) They don’t know what might happen next.



D) They need space to carry out the research.



Model Test Five


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.


1. A) The Angeles National Forest.






















C) The tools used in fire fighting.




B) The fire fighting in Los Angeles.



















D) The protection of Mount Wilson.


2. A) Tractors and hand tools.

























C) The slightly higher humidity.


B) Helicopters and airplanes.
























D) The 20-kilometer fire lines.


Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.


3. A) It is the new health care law.





















C) It is the new federal budget law.


B) It is the short-term spending law.


















D) It is the federal operation law.


4. A) It will increase the government’s economic burden.



B) It will lead to a partial shutdown of the US government.


C) It will give rise to a clash between the two major political parties.



D) It will oblige people to buy insurance policies unwillingly.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.


5. A) The country’s big labor union.





















C) The country’s big business.



B) The country’s big government.





















D) The country’s big police.



6. A) They blocked the traffic.

























C) They clashed with community groups.



B) They occupied New York.
























D) They controlled too much wealth.


7. A) It has now spread to other Asian cities.



B) The protesters have camped in New York’s cultural district.




C) Members of labor unions joined the movement on Wednesday.




D) The protesters represent the wealthiest 99% of Americans.



Model Test Six


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.


1. A) South Africa’s multiracial history.





B) Musical New Year’s tradition in South Africa.





C) Southeast Asia slaves in Cape Town.




D) Cape Town’s mixed race or “colored” residents.



2. A) The dockworkers.






























C) The Dutch colonists.




B) European minstrels.





























D) Cape Town’s residents.



Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.


3. A) Monitoring all banks in the country.
















C) Providing advice to the President.




B) Ensuring a safe economic policy.



















D) Offering enough money to the government.


4. A) She once taught at Berkeley University.




B) She got tenure at Harvard University.




C) She has a Nobel Prize in Economic Theory.




D) She has been working in the Federal Reserve for over 10 years.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.


5. A) To deal with labor unrest in the country.




B) To worsen the relationship between police and protesters.




C) To suppress the legal protests.




D) To protect the garment factory workers.


6. A) In two industrial complexes.























C) In the garment factories of Chittagong.




B) In the southern Bangladesh.
























D) In the capital Dhaka.


7. A) It will worsen the relationship between workers and security forces.




B) It will worsen the relationship between workers and factory owners.




C) It will worsen the relationship between union leaders and legitimate protesters.




D) It will worsen the relationship between government and protesters.



Model Test Seven


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.


1. A) Energy and power shortage in Kenya.




B) Emergency measures for the livestock in Kenya.




C) Rockefeller Foundation’s assistance in Kenya.





D) Kenya’s emergency plan on food and water shortage.



2. A) The local communities.





























C) The civil society.




B) The army.








































D) The power company.


Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.


3. A) When he was skating in the French Alps.








C) When he was skiing in the French Alps.




B) When he was skating in the German Alps.







D) When he was skiing in the German Alps.


4. A) He is now in a hospital in Moutiers.




B) He is having a psychological test now.




C) He has an English friend who is a trauma specialist.




D) He was taken to a local hospital by helicopter.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item


5. A) They were between Christians and Muslims.




B) They were between local people and Muslims.




C) They were between local people and Christians.




D) They were between local army and Muslims.


6. A) It is a large commercial area to the north.






C) It was burnt to the ground.




B) It was under military control.
















D) There were no debris and smoldering fires.


7. A) At least 100.











B) 100.





















C) At least 1000.











D) 1000.



Model Test Eight


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item



1. A) Offering services to help people stop smoking.


B) Raising taxes.


C) Warning people about the dangers of tobacco.


D) Enforcing bans on tobacco advertising.


2. A) More than 5 million. B) More than 8 million.



C) More than l billion.






D) More than 10 billion


Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item


3. A) The discovery of voice recording.

















C) Les Paul’s musical experience a


nd death.


B) The development of guitar and popular music.







D) Les Paul’s own radio show in Chicago.



4. A) When he was 10 years old.






















C) When he was a host in Chicago.


B) When he was 13 years old.






















D) When he was at a local restaurant.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.


5. A) Sleeping.















B) Holding a meeting.




C) Indulging themselves.




D) Quarrelling.


6. A) Soldiers.












B) Teachers.












C) Lawyers.














D) Businessmen.


7. A) Fire.








































C) Body bomb.


B) Mobile phone signals.


























D) Light.



Model Test Nine


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.


1. A) The fire erupted in southern Australia.



B) There may be more victims.



D) The temperatures have reached 57 degrees Celsius.


2. A) 108.




















B) 47.






















C) Up to 400.
















D) Dozens of.


Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.


3. A) It is set to expire on December 31.














C) It created 120000 jobs.




B) It raised the unemployment rate.
















D) It made middle class families benefited.


4. A) When unemployment rate dropped.














C) When he made his weekly address.


B) Before Congress went home for the holidays.






D) Before private sectors created more jobs.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.


5. A) Top industrial countries met in the US for world finance.




B) Developing economies met in the US for a summit on finance.




C) G20 leaders met in the US for a summit on future world culture.




D) Developing and top industrial economies met in the US for a summit on finance.


6. A) 5 billion.














B) 50 billion.














C) 500 billion.














D) 5000 billion.




C) The entire towns have been lost,




















































































7. A) When to avoid a repeat of the financial crisis.




B) When to inject money without harming a recovery.




C) How to withdraw that support without harming a recovery.




D) How to inject money without harming a recovery.



Model Test Ten


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.


1. A) On the first Monday in November.

















C) On the first Monday in December.




B) On the first Tuesday in November.

















D) On the first Tuesday in December.


2. A) Frans Baleni.










B) Ken Cuccinelli.









C) Terry McAuliffe.








D) Chris Christie.


Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.


3. A) The general US economic activity.
















C) The lower savings rate in America.




B) Consumer spending in US economy.















D) The government’s effort on economy.



4. A) The lower savings rate in four years.














C) Special payments by the government.




B) The spending boost by Americans,
















D) PNC Financial Services Group’s support.



Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.


5. A) Labor Department officials.





















C) Lawmakers.




B) Civilians.




































D) The army.


6. A) 0.3%.













B) 3%.
















C) 9.7%.
















D) 10%.


7. A) Negative.











B) Positive.












C) Hopeless.













D) Enlightening.



Model Test Eleven


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item


1. A) The women’s marathon at the historic Brandenburg Gate.



B) The final day of the Championships competition.


C) Nick Symmonds’ win of the 800


-meter semifinal heat.


D) T


he final of the men’s four


-by-400-meter relay.


2



A)3







B)4







C)7







D)8




Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item


3. A) It might hinder people from going shopping.






C) It might be harmful to some people’s health.



B) It could cause serious traffic accident.











D) It could add more holiday atmosphere.


4. A) In the middle of winter.






















C) During Christmas.


B) Just before Christmas.























D) After the Christmas holiday.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item


5, A) Japan.






































C) The United States,


B) South Korea.

































D) Australia.


6. A) Trade imbalances.





























C) Regional disputes.


B) Unstable currency


values.























D) New members’


applications.


7.



A) 9.

















B) 19.

















C) 20.



















D) 21.


8.






Model Test Twelve


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.


1. A) The election in Kenya.




























C) The diplomatic relations with other country.




B) The economy and democracy.






















D) The peace in the country.


2. A) About 30.














B) More than 300.








C) Around 3000.












D) More than 5000.


Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.


3. A) Positive.











B) Reluctant.










C) Optimistic.











D) Careless.


4. A) 400 million dollars and 100 military experts.




C) 140 million dollars and 100 military experts.




B) 140 million dollars and 500 soldiers.










D) 400 million dollars and 500 soldiers.


Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.


5. A) Negotiations between developing and industrialized countries.




B) A struggle to reach a new global agreement on climate change.




C) The deadlock of United Nations climate talks.




D) A list of demands by developing nations.


6. A) It’s a global agreement on climate change.





B) It expired at the end of last month.




C) It fell into deadlock and continued into the second round.




D) The United Nations climate talks have made a replacement for it.


7. A) Crafting a replacement for the Kyoto Protocol.




B) Reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.




C) Stopping industrial emissions of greenhouse gases.




D) Coping with the effects of climate change respectively.






第三部分




答案解析及听力原文




Model Test One


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.







The


Internet


search


engine


company


called


Google


has


announced


(1)


it


will


give


more


than


twenty-five


million dollars in money and investments to help the poor. The money will be spent over the next five to ten years


in several areas, including poverty reduction and private business development.







Aleem Walji works for -the part of the company that gives money to good causes. He spoke to us


from San Francisco. California. He said (2) the first project to receive money will help identify where infectious


diseases


are


developing.


In


Southeast


Asia


and


Africa,


for


example.


Google.


org


will


work


with


partners


to


strengthen early warning systems and take action against growing health threats.



1. How much money will Google spend in helping the poor?


C)


【精析】由句


(1)


可知,

< br>Google


会拿出


2500


多 万美金以现金和投资的形式帮助贫困人群。



2. What is the first project of the Company intended to do?


A)


【精析】由句


(2)


可知,第一个资金援助项目用于帮助确定传染病散播的区域。



Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.






(3)


Existing


home


sales


climbed


for


the


second


month


in


a


row


in


September,


fueling


some


hope


that


a


housing recovery


is


underway


. Sales of previously owned homes rose 10% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of


4.53


million


units


last


month,


the


National


Association


of


Realtors


reported


Monday.


That


was


up


from


a


4.12


million rate in August.






The report came in much stronger than expective. (4) Economists had forecast sales to


edge up to


an annual


rate of 4.25 million units, according to


consensus


estimates


市场平均预估


from Briefing. com. The gains of the


past two months were welcome news, after home sales sank 27% to their lowest level in 15 years in July. While


some


economists


say


a


housing


recovery


is


underway,


a


forec losure


丧失抵押品赎回权



moratorium


暂停



in


October may have


a negative impact on next month’s report.




3. What can be concluded from existing home sales in August?


D)


【精析】


由句< /p>


(3)


可知,现存房屋销售在


9


月份保持连续两个月的增长势头,由此可推知,销售量于


8



份开始增长。



4. What did the economists think about the sales?


B)


【精析】


由句


( 4)


可知,经济学家们预测销售会渐渐升至年均


425


万套。



Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.







(5)


Britain has announced strict measures to curb bankers’


bonuse


s. (6) There will be a one of fifty percent


tax on all payments over 40000 dollars. The move follows criticism of sizable bonuses banks are planning to pay


while receiving government aid.







An official of the British


banker association



Angela Knight said she’s


concerned by the decision.


“When it


comes


to


the


broad


issues


of


pay


in


bonuses,


we’d


already


doubted


with


that.


We


put


it


into



regulation


that


contracted bonuses could be differed for two or three years paid on consistency of performance only and (7) the


maj


ority of that bonus would be paid in shares.” She said.




5. What is mainly talked about in the news item?


A)


【精 析】由句


(5)


可知,英国出台了严格限制银行家分红的相关措 施。



6. Whom will be levied on as for the tax?


C)


【精析】由句


(6)


可知,对所有收入超过四万美元的银行家,超出部分加收


50%


的税。



7. What do we know about the b


ankers’ bonus?



B)


【精析】由句


(7)


可知,大部分奖金是以股票形式发放的。



Model Test Two


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.







(1) Eighty thousand gold miners have begun a strike in South Africa. As the strike began the national union


of


mine


workers


said


it


would


accept


a


10%


raise


instead


of


their


original


demand


of


60%.


(2)


The


General


Secretary of the National Union of Mineworkers, Frans Baleni told the BBC that if the gold companies offered a


10% wage increase, this would be accepted and the strike would be called off.






Despite


this


development,


the


main


gold


mining


union


has also


issued


a


hard-hitting


statement,


saying


the


strike would change the gold mining landscape forever. It said it was aware of the devastating impact industrial


action


would have on the economy, calling it largely a white man’s economy with no benefits for


poor black mine


workers.



1. How many gold miners took part in the strike in South Africa?


B)


【精析】

< br>由句


(1)


可知,南非有


8


万名金矿矿工参加了罢工。



2. What should the gold companies do to call off the strike?


D)


【精析】


由句< /p>


(2)


可知,南非全国矿工联盟


(Nat ional


Union


of


Mineworkers,


NUM)


的秘书长巴兰尼


(Frans


Baleni)


告诉


BBC

< p>
,如果金矿企业为工人加薪


10%


,他们就会接受 ,罢工也将会被取消。



Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.






(3 - 1) Italians have been trying for months to guess the


SuperEnalotto’s winning six number


combination. No


one


has


managed,


since


January.


This


has


driven


the


winning


prize


to


an


all-time


high


for


Europe.


Chances


of


guessing the correct combination are an astronomical 622-million-to-one. Fausto Rossi is a former bank employee


who is now retired. He plays lotto every week. He says he dreams that he will win. And, the dreams continue when


you ask players what they would do if they won such a huge amount of money. Rossi says that some people are


prone to lose their minds if they find out they have won such an enormous jackpot.






(3 - 2) Tourists in Italy have also been playing the SuperEnalotto. And, foreigners have been coming across


the border


(边境)


to try their luck, as well. They have been arriving from Slovenia, France and Austria. In Germany,


a major tabloid newspaper has sponsored a competition, (4) awarding a chance to win free flights to Italy simply to


buy tickets for the lotto drawings.



3. What does this news report mainly talk about?


C)


【精析】


根据句


(3-1)


和句


(3-2)


可知,意大利人六个月以来一直猜测赢得“超级 乐透”的六个号码的组合,


而且在意大利的游客也一直在玩“超级乐透”。由此可知,新 闻的主题是意大利彩票竞猜的狂热状况。



4. What’s the award provided by the German tabloid newspaper?



B)


【精析】


根据句


(4)


可知,其奖品为免费提供 飞往意大利的机票。



Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.







(5)


A


key


committee


of


Euro


MPs


has


moved


to


block


the


renewal


of


an


agreement


which


allows


US


anti-terror


officials


to


access


Europeans


bank


data.


The


European


Parliament’s


civil


liberties


committee



recommended that the full parliament reject the interim nine-month deal between the EU and US. (6) MEPs said


the


deal


negotiated


by


EU


governments


provided


insufficient


privacy


safeguards.


The


US


can


access


the


Swift


Money


Transfer


System,


based


in


Brussels.


The


European


Parliament


plans


to


vote


on


the


EU


and


US


data


agreement next Thursday. (7)


The Parliament’s press service says that if MEPs block it,


they will be making use of


a new power under the Lisbon Treaty to veto international agreements.



5.



What is the decision of the Euro MPs? < /p>


A)


【精析】


根据句

(5)


可知,欧洲议员核心委员会已经决定停止一项协议的续约,该协议允许美反恐 官员进


入欧洲银行数据库。



6. Why was the deal rejected?


B)


【精析】


根据句


(6)


可知,议员们 认为欧盟政府协商的协议不能充分保护隐私。



7.



What will the MEPs use to veto international agreements?


C)


【精析】


根据句


(7)


可知 ,据议会新闻服务处透露,如果议员阻止该协议,他们将会利用里斯本条约框架


内的新规 定行使对国际协议的否决权。




Model Test Three


Section A


Questions 1 and 2 will be based on the following news item.







(1) Ford Motor reported record third-


quarter net income Tuesday, far exceeding analysts’


expectations and


continuing a surge in momentum for the recovering automaker. Dearborn, Mich-based Ford posted net income of



$$ 1.7 billion, or 43 cents per share, up from $$ 997 million, or 29 cents a share, a year earlier. Analysts surveyed by


Thomson Reuters expected Ford to report a 38-cent-a-share


profit. Ford’s previous best third


-quarter net income


was $$ 1.1 billion reported in 1997.







The


automaker


cited


a


strong


product


line,


momentum


in


North


America


and


continued


success


at


Ford


Credit as areas of growth. “It’s been the same story all year long. (2)


Better pricing in North America, and that


offsets the small losses in Europe. The North American market is a real earnings


driver.”


said David Whiston, an


automotive analyst at Morningstar.



1. What do we know about Ford Motor’s report?



B)


【精析】


根据句


(1)< /p>


可知,福特汽车第三季度的报告指出,其净收益在汽车制造业的复苏背景下继续保持


激增的势头。



2. What can be inferred from David Whiston?


D)

< p>
【精析】


根据句


(2)


可 知,


David Whiston


认为福特汽车在北美的售价弥 补了其在欧洲的损失,北美市场是


真正的收益市场。



Questions 3 and 4 will be based on the following news item.







(3)


A


French


engineering


firm


has


built


what


is


being


hailed


as


the


world’s


most


environmentally



sound


building, a structure that produces more energy than it consumes. The ten-story building is located in Dijon, and it


is part of concerted effort to put the city on a sustainable energy path.







The


Elithis


tower


is


a


striking


sight


in


the


heart


of


Dijo


n’s


business


district.


Black,


with


a


red


metal



skirt-which actually is a sun shield-


it is sandwiched between the city’s opera house and a hotel. But the


tower is


more than just another handsome landmark-from the ground floor to (4) its solar paneled roof, it is an experiment


in a greener way of working and living.






Francois Pocheron, a senior manager for the Elithis engineering firm that designed the tower, takes visitors on


a tour of the building. Just about every


aspect of its design and construction is aimed at conserving energy and


using natural elements like sunlight and rain.



3. What is this news report mainly about?


C)


【精析】


根据句


(3)


可知,一家法国 的工程公司建立了一个被誉为世界上最环保的建筑,它产生的能量要


比消耗的多。结合下 文对这座建筑物的介绍可知,新闻的主题是法国的一座节能大厦。



4. What is the roof of the Elithis tower made of?


B)


【精析】


根据句


(4)


可知,其屋顶是由太阳能电池板制成的。



Questions 5 to 7 will be based on the following news item.






An unmanned Russian rocket successfully lifted off with a cargo of supplies for the crew of the International


Space Station on Sunday, two months after a similar rocket crashed in Siberia. (5) (6) The Progress 45 freighter is


slated


to


dock


with


the


station


on


Wednesday


with


three


tons


of


food,


fuel,


water


and


spare


parts


for


the


US,


Russian


and


Japanese


crew


of


the


station.


(7)


The


vessel


took


off


from


Russia


’s



Baikonur


Cosmodrome


in


Kazakhstan at 4:11 p.m. (6:11 a.m. Eastern Time) and reached its preliminary orbit in nine minutes, the US space


agency NASA said.



5. What is the name of the unmanned Russian rocket?


D)


【精析】


根据句


(5)


可知,该运载飞船的名字是

< p>
The Progress 45




6. When is the freighter supposed to reach the International Space Station?


D)


【精析】


根据句


(6)

< p>
可知,该运载飞船预计周三与国际空间站对接。


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