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The continent


(洲)



Antarctica is the most southern area of land on the Earth and is mostly


covered with ice. People have never wanted to l



67




there because of its coldest temperature.


But


now


scientists


from


all


over


the


w



68




come


to


study


the


ice


to


learn


more


about


the


Earth’s history.






Some scientists live on Antarctica for part of the y



69



. But they don’t usually stay there for


more than six months b



70




there are six months of light and six months of darkness.


Antarctica usually has a good deal of



大量的


,


多的; 后面跟不可数名词




f



71




weather


without any wind at all. The strong winds are usually only in some parts of it. It is also i



72




to


learn that it isn’t very wet there. There is very l



73




snow or rain. It snows on the ice in winter,


but at other times



平素


,


往常




在其 它时候



Antarctica is d



74



, just like the Sahara Desert.


In winter the sea around Antarctica freezes (


结冰


) for t



75




of kilometres. But scientists


tell us that the earth is getting w



76



. So in the future, there may be less ice in the Antarctic sea.


When that happens, our weather will never be the same again.




参考答案:


67.


live



68.


world



69.


year



70.


because



71.


fine



72.


interesting



73.


little




74. dry




75. thousands



76. warmer







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You may think that English dictionaries have been used for many, many centuries. In fact, an


English dictionary you u



72





today wasn’t made until the Qing Dynasty. Three men did most


of the important e



73




work on dictionary. They spent nearly all their l



74




trying to collect


words


for


their


dictionary.


For


them,


it


was


a


wonderful


journey.


The


largest


dictionary


in


the


world


is


Oxford


English


Dictionary.


The


i




75




for


this


dictionary


came


from


an


important


meeting in Britain in 1857. Twenty-two years later, Oxford University asked James Murray to b




76




the editor of its new dictionary.





Murray had never been to college. At the age of fourteen, he left his village school in Scotland


and taught h



77




while working in a bank. Later he became a great teacher. After Oxford gave


him


the


job,


Murray


had


a


small


house


b


78




in


his


garden


to


do


the


work.


Every


morning,


Murray


got


out


of


bed


at


five


o’clock


and


w


79





in


the


small


house


several


hours


before


breakfast. Often he would work into the night. Murray h



80




to finish the new dictionary in ten


years.


But


after


five


years,


he


was


still


adding


words


for


the


letter


“A”!


He


worked


on


the


dictionary u




81




he was very old.


Forty-four


years later, in 1928, other editors finished the


dictionary.




参考答案:


72. use





73. early





74. lives



75. idea



76. be/become



77. himself



78. built







79. worked





80. hoped







81. until







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Do you enjoy climbing mountains? I



d like to tell you a true story about John and Peter. They


were b




67





mountaineers(


登山者


). As John was experienced, he was always asking Peter to


copy his example.



Would you like to stand on the t




68




of the world,


Peter?” “Of course. It


has already b




69





my dream,” Peter answered.






On


a


sunny


morning,


the


two


men


started


for


the


top


of


Mount


Qomolangma.


After


they


climbed


over


one


of


the


most


d




70






slopes(


斜坡


),


they


found


a


man


lying


in


the


snow.



He



s


going


to


d




71




,




Peter


looked


at


John


and


said,


as


if


he


would


help


the


man.




Leave him by himself and just follow me! But if you bring the burden(


累赘


)with you, I



m a




72




you will lose your life.




John warned Peter. Then he turned around and walked forward a



73 . It was too cold. After thinking for a w



74 , Peter made up his mind to help the dying man.


He


carried


the


man


on


his back


and


made


his


way


forward.


Little


by


little,


Peter’s


temperature


made


the


man


w



75




.


The


man


came


to


himself!


And


soon


he


could


move


all


by


himself.


Together they moved side by side.






About two hours later, they kept up with John. To their surprise, they found that John was


almost d




76





in the snow. He had been frozen to death.




参考答案:


67.


both






68.


top





69.


been/become



70.


dangerous




71.


die


72.


afraid





/again




74. while






75. warm






76. dead/dying



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Chinese


astronaut


Zhai


Zhigang


completed


a


spacewalk


43


hours


after


the


launch(


发射


)


of


Shenzhou-7. It is a breakthrough(


突破


) in history in our country



s great space program.






Zhai Zhigang went out of Shenzhou-7 at 4:43 p.m. o



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September 27, 2008. He waved


to


us


as


well


as


the


whole


world.


All


the


Chinese


felt


e



68




at


that


moment.


Many


people


watched


the


spacewalk


on


TV


or


on


the


I



69



.


They


c



70


their


hands


and


cheered.


“Shenzhou


-


7 reports: I’m now outside the spacecraft. I feel well. I am here greeting the Chinese


people and people of the whole world,” Zhai Zhigang


r



77




to the g


round control in China.


Then another astronaut Liu Boming handed Zhai Zhigang a Chinese n



72




flag. Zhai Zhigang


waved


the


red


flag


outside


the


spaceship.


The


t



73




astronaut


called


Jing


Haipeng


was


monitoring the spaceship inside.






After the 20-minute spacewalk, Zhai Zhigang was seen lying back


(倚靠在椅子上;后躺)


on


his


seat,


chatting


with


two


other


astronauts


w



74




a


smile


on


his


face.


“The


feeling


of


spacewalk is great. In the vast space, I am p



75




of our motherland.”







China’s first spacewalk attracts the world’s a



76



. The whole world have known about the


spacewalk. China has made rapid progress in the unknown space.




attract one's attention



to ...


意思为:


“吸引某人的注意力到


...


上面”如:


The plane attracts


his attention to the sky.


翻译为 :飞机把他的注意力吸引到了天空。




参考答案:


67. on










68. excited







69. Internet






70. clapped






71. reported 72.


national 73. third










74. with



75. proud








76. attention



clap


hands


拍手



鼓掌


Clap your hands




The crowd burst into


applause


.


全场 爆发出一阵


掌声








Then the


applause


would become deafening.





那时的


掌 声


将变得震耳欲聋。



deafen< /p>


使聋;震耳欲聋;)(


applause



n.


热烈鼓掌


;


喝彩,欢呼


;


夸奖,称赞


;


掌声





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