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　　Passage Four

　　In 1902, Georges Mé s made and released a movie called A Trip to the Moon. In this movie, the spaceship was a small capsule, shaped like a bullet, that was loaded into a giant cannon and aimed at the moon.

　　This movie was based on a book that came out many years earlier by an author named Jules Verne. One of the fans of the book was a Russian man, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky. The book made him think. Could one really shoot people out of a cannon and have them get safely to the moon? He decided one couldn’t, but it got him thinking of other ways one could get people to the moon. He spent his life considering this problem and came up with many solutions.

　　Some of Tsiolkovsky’s solutions gave scientists in America and Russia ideas when they began to think about space travel. They also thought about airplanes they

　　and other people had made, and even big bombs that could fly themselves very long distances.

　　Many scientists spent years working together to solve the problem. They drew and discussed different designs until they agreed on the ones that were the best. Then, they built small models of those designs, and tested them until they felt ready to build even bigger models. They made full-scale rockets, which they launched without any people inside, to test for safety. Often the rockets weren’t safe, and they exploded right there on the launch pad, or shot off in crazy directions like a balloon that you blow up and release without tying it first. After many, many tests, they started to send small animals into space. Only after a long time did they ever put a person inside a rocket and shoot him into space.

　　Even after they began sending people into space, scientists were still trying to improve the shape of the rockets. The design changed many times, and eventually ended up looking like a half-rocket and half-airplane. The machine called space shuttle was used for many years. Now, the government lets private companies try their own designs for spaceships, and they have come up with many different, crazy-looking machines.

　　11. In the movie A trip to the Moon, the spaceship was sent to the moon .

　　A. in a capsule B. in a bullet C. by a cannon D. by a gun

　　12. The movie was based on a book written by .

　　A. Konstantin Tsiolkovsky B. an unknown author

　　C. Georges Mé sliè D. Jules Verne

　　13. Before the invention of a spaceship, possible solutions of space travel included all of the following EXCEPT .

　　A. bombs B. balloons C. airplanes D. Rockets

　　14. What is Paragraph4 mainly about?

　　A. It took a long time and hard work to send a person into space.

　　B. American scientists worked better than Russian scientists.

　　C. Scientists from Russia and America had close cooperation.

　　D. The design of the rocket was inspired by the movie A trip to the moon.

　　15. The word “shoot”(Para.4) is closest in meaning to “ ”.

　　A. send with great force C. Fix a problem

　　break into many pieces D. attack with a weapon.

　　Passage Four

　　【文章介紹】本文主要介紹了海上旅行的優(yōu)點(diǎn)。相比航空旅行，乘船出行讓人心情放松，享受平靜。

　　12. 【答案】C

　　【考點(diǎn)】細(xì)節(jié)題

　　【解析】本題問的是第一段強(qiáng)調(diào)了海上出行的哪一方面。

　　文章第一句話就描述了寧靜的難得，而作者在海上出行卻能感受到這寧靜時(shí)刻，是多么的珍貴。因此選 C 項(xiàng)“心靈的平靜”。

　　【誤項(xiàng)排除】A 項(xiàng)“特別的景致”，B 項(xiàng)“完全自由”，D 項(xiàng)“冒險(xiǎn)精神”，這三項(xiàng)不符合題意。

　　13. 【答案】B

　　【考點(diǎn)】語義題

　　【解析】本題問的是與 affinity 詞義最接近的是哪一項(xiàng)。

　　文章第二段描述了相比飛行，海上出行讓作者感到真實(shí)，且約翰·肯尼迪說：“我們與海洋是相連的，是一體的?！币虼诉x B 項(xiàng)“緊密相聯(lián)”。

　　【誤項(xiàng)排除】A 項(xiàng)“強(qiáng)烈的情感”，C 項(xiàng)“純粹的興奮”，D 項(xiàng)“令人印象深刻的時(shí)刻”，這三項(xiàng)不符合題意。

　　14. 【答案】A

　　【考點(diǎn)】細(xì)節(jié)題

　　【解析】本題問的是看著船離港時(shí)，誰印象最深刻。

　　文章第三段主要是海倫 · 奧奇拉描述船離港時(shí)，自己的感受，因此選 A 項(xiàng)“海倫 · 奧奇拉”。

　　【誤項(xiàng)排除】B 項(xiàng)“維托 · 杜馬”，C 項(xiàng)“凱西 · 溫斯頓”，D 項(xiàng)“約翰 · 肯尼迪”，這三項(xiàng)不符合題意。

　　15. 【答案】D

　　【考點(diǎn)】細(xì)節(jié)題

　　【解析】本題問的是湯姆·布里特認(rèn)為乘船出行比乘飛機(jī)出行要好的原因是什么。根據(jù)人名，定位到文章第四段，湯姆 · 布里特認(rèn)為在船上可以看到越來越近

　　的陸地，讓人興奮。因此選 D 項(xiàng)“提供更為清晰的地面風(fēng)景”。

　　【誤項(xiàng)排除】A 項(xiàng)“讓人陷入深思”，B 項(xiàng)“給乘客更好的放松機(jī)會(huì)”，C 項(xiàng)“提供更舒適的環(huán)境”，這三項(xiàng)不符合題意。

　　16. 【答案】C

　　【考點(diǎn)】推斷題

　　【解析】本題問的是根據(jù)最后兩段，下面哪一項(xiàng)不是海上出行的優(yōu)勢。

　　整篇文章闡述了海上出行的優(yōu)點(diǎn)，只有 C 項(xiàng)“提升健康的生活方式”在原文并沒有提及。因此選 C。

　　【誤項(xiàng)排除】A 項(xiàng)“友好的家庭生活“，B 項(xiàng)“滿足冒險(xiǎn)的心”，D 項(xiàng)“讓人放松”，這三項(xiàng)不符合題意。

　　參考譯文

　　在現(xiàn)如今快節(jié)奏的生活中，很難找到一片寧靜。片刻的寧靜似乎是罕見且奇妙的。對(duì)我來說，最珍貴的時(shí)刻發(fā)生在一艘船上。正如傳說中的水手維托 · 杜馬曾說過， “在海上，你才是真正的自己?！痹诩装迳?，享受著令人驚嘆的景色，海風(fēng)吹走了每日的煩惱。他的觀點(diǎn)值得欣賞。

　　飛行是一種痛苦。從喧囂的機(jī)場到空間狹隘的機(jī)艙，商業(yè)航空并沒有什么能吸引我去冒險(xiǎn)—或讓我感到舒適。然而，喜歡乘船出行并不只是因?yàn)閷?duì)飛行的恐懼。不論我是在短途的擺渡船上還是在海上航游，海洋給我一種真正的旅行，從船只離港到航向開闊的海域，這種航行令人印象深刻。約翰 · 肯尼迪說：“我們與海洋是一體的?！碑?dāng)我的船駛向一個(gè)令人興奮地新目的地時(shí)，我感到了一種親切感。

　　我并不孤單。旅行作家海倫·奧奇拉說：“旅程也是假期的一部分。無論天氣如何，我都要站在甲板上，觀看繩子解開，然后船從碼頭滑入水中，岸邊的風(fēng)景離我越來越遠(yuǎn)?！?/p>

　　斯帕蓋蒂旅行博客的創(chuàng)始人湯姆 · 布里特認(rèn)為，在飛機(jī)上很難看清地面，但在船上，看著越來越近的陸地是多少興奮的一件事。

　　對(duì)于旅行編輯凱西 · 溫斯頓來說，這是一種冒險(xiǎn)，即使在從 A 到 B 極為簡單的旅行中，寬廣的海域似乎能讓你去探索新的領(lǐng)域。而在船上的這種浪漫，你在飛機(jī)上或高速公路上是無法感受到的。溫斯頓也很重視海上航行帶來的友好家庭生活。她說：“在水上，尤其是和孩子在一起，感覺特別放松?！?/p>

　　無論是為了與孩子相處的便利還是純粹的浪漫，船一直都是許多旅行者喜愛的交通方式。船能把我?guī)У轿蚁肴サ牡胤?，避免了飛行時(shí)的匆忙和恐懼。在海上，隨著現(xiàn)實(shí)世界的遠(yuǎn)離，我總能再次找到自己對(duì)大海的熱情。

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