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2023~2024学年核心突破XGK(二十八)28英语XJCRL试题
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The National Park Service also waived entryfees on Martin Luther King Jr.Day,the first day ofNational ParkThogh iny eng pcewhnhred bulingdefinitely planning on expanding.Since that time,the OSIRIS-REx has beenOutdoors Day.Week and Great Americanare not new,they have reentered the housing.What can w la about the leeping pods?heading toward Earth.Early on Sunday,theAll year-round,national parks also offer freeconversation thanks to a new start-up.entry to:With oei ll an FrancisA.They are well equipped.spacecraft released the capsule containing theBakersfield,Bos Shared Housing (BSH)B.They are high priced.asteroid sample.The capsule shot through theU.S.citizens and permanent residentswith housing for dozens of people,with rents ranginghas transformed homesandan fficespace inoC.They are free of charge?Earth's atmosphere at speeds of up to44,500 kph,permanent disabilities.D.They are out of date.reaching temperatures over 2,760 degrees Celsius..Veterans and Gold Star Families.from $500 to $900 per month.25.What enble Stallorh to found the str-upThe outer shell of the capsule protected it from the.Fourth graders and their families.How do I volunteer?The basic sleeping pods(睡眠轮)are a veryA.His teacher's help.high temperatures.As the capsule slowed down andcomfortable 3.5 feet wide and 4 feet tall,just bigB.His family's support.its temperatures dropped,a parachute(降落伞)The NationlEv Education Foundation facile chrgngti LEDihndenough to fit a twin mattress(床垫).They featureC.His college education.opened,slowing its fall.In spite of its long andhas set up a searchable database of National PublicD.His personal experience.challenging trip,the capsule landed in the UtahLands Day service projects around the country.individual climate contro systems.Residents share26.What can be inferred about BSH's project fromdesert,less than a meter away from NASA's targetEvents can be searched by location and keyword.bathrooms and use storage lockers for their belongings.the last paragraph?landing spot.And even though $500 to $900 may soundA.It's costly.B.It's popular.Soon,workers from NASA arrived and wrapped21.What can people do on the National PublicLands Day this year?like a lot for such limited space,the rates are farC.It's creative.D.It's pointless.the capsule up so it could be flown by helicopter toA.Get discounted admission.cheaper than most altematives on the traditional rental27.What is the text mainly about?a nearby“clean room”.The capsule has beenmarket.In Bakersfield,the studio apartment rentsA.The cause of the housing crisis.taken to NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston,B.Offer volunteer services.C.Organize big religious events.for $995.In San Francisco,the figure is $2,200,B.A new trend of modern urban life.Texas,where a very special lab has been set up toD.Donate money to build more parks.and in Palo Alto,the studio rents for $2,300.C.The key to the success of a start-up.handle the asteroid sample.BSH's founders,James Stallworth and ChristinaScientists believe that studying asteroids like22.Who can be qualified for the national park Lennox,have experienced housing insecurity.D.An alternative to expensive housing.Bennu will tell them what things were like when thebenefits in America?A.Visitors all around the world.Stallworth,31,grew up in San Bernardino.HisOn Sunday,a capsule(太空舱)carryingSolar System began to form about 4.5 billion yearsB.American children aged 4.education at Stanford took more than four years,samples of a distant asteroid(小行星)landedago,and that the materials that make up asteroidssafely in the desert in Utah.The samples,collected may have led to life on Earth.C.The person who has been a soldier.and after his fourth year the university stoppedproviding him housing.He found a free option at aby NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft,are the largest 28.Why was OSIRIS-REx launched?D.Famous stars and their families.23.How can a volunteer find a suitable job?Palo Alto hacker house that allowed him to stay inamount of asteroid material ever returned to Earth.A.To collect samples from Bennu.OSIRIS-REx was launched in 2016,and spentB.To further explore the red planet.A.By searching on the Internet.exchange for his help developing a website.At the hacker house,Stallworth saw doctors,two years traveling through space to reach anB.By calling the department office.C.To test a newly developed cameraasteroid named Bennu.The goal of the mission wasC.By consulting a park manager.students and more living in a room with small-sizedto collect samples from the asteroid.Bennu is overD.To find a living place for humans.D.By sending an email to a nature lover.beds."I realized there was a need for people,"he29.Where can you find the account of the capsule'sBsaid,deciding he could provide something better.320 million kilometers away from Earth.When thetrip to Earth?Amid the ongoing housing crisis,Californians"We have 50 beds in our three properties,"spacecraft reached the asteroid,it began to orbit it,getting closer and closer.Finally,in 2020,theA.In Paragraph 2.B.In Paragraph 3.adopt creative approaches and push the boundariesStallworth said,“and49 are booked.”The co-spacecraft touched the surface of the asteroid forC.In Paragraph 4.D.In Paragraph 5.of traditional housing in search of affordability.founder said this is just the beginning."Our goal isto solve the problem,"he said of the housingseveral seconds,using a special arm to collect30.What do the scientists think of studying asteroids?猜题金卷·英语(一)第3页(共8页)material.A.Rewarding.B.Insignificant.C.Frightening.猜题金卷·英语(一)D.Unexpected.第4页(共8页)
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