On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong become the f...

On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong become the first man _________foot on the moon .

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He was the first man ______ on the moon in July 1969.

A. land　　　　　　　　 B. to land

C. landing　　　　　　 D. who land

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阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

In 1969, Armstrong 1.(successful) set foot on the Moon. This was 2. first time anyone had walked on the surface of another world. More astronauts（宇航员）reached the Moon later, but nobody 3.(visit) it since 1972. Do you think it’s time we went back?

4.(explore) of the Moon did continue after the astronauts left, but by robots instead 5. people. Satellites have helped us learn more about our neighbour and shown that there 6.(be) even more exploring to do, but astronauts would be needed!

The problem is that sending humans to the Moon is very expensive. Even with all the new technology since Armstrong’s time, it would cost so much for people 7.(return) to the Moon.

ESA (European Space Agency) wants to change that. ESA’s idea isn’t just to make the spaceships 8.(they), but also to work with businesses here on Earth. ESA also wants to help businesses on Earth develop tools and technology 9. will allow people to live on the Moon. If we can use resources（资源）on the Moon, then journeys there will be much 10.(cheap). For example, what if we could get to water hidden deep within Moon rocks?

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On July 20, 1969 at least a half billion people in 49 countries kept their eyes fixed on television screens. Three American astronauts were waiting in a spaceship, Apollo 11 sitting on the top of a rocket that was 36 stories high. They would leave the earth and fly to the moon.

All those who were watching knew that the landing of men on the moon would be a great achievement. They knew also that something might go wrong at any time. When the men got to the moon, would they be able to land? Would the surface be smooth enough? Would it be strong enough to hold them? Would they be able to walk around the moon? If so, what would they find there? And would the rockets on the spaceship fire so that the astronauts could return to earth?

The final countdown(倒计时) came. Five......four......three......two......one....fire rockets! The three astronauts left the earth and flew into outer space on one of the most exciting adventures in history.

1.People________ were able to watch the landing of men on the moon

A. in many countries　　 B. in the United States

C. all over the world　　 D. in several countries

2.The people who were watching television knew that________.

A. the astronauts could be on the moon probably

B. the rocket would be out of control

C. the trip might be exciting and dangerous

D. the astronauts had lost their weight

3.How many astronauts were sent into outer space to the moon on July 20, 1969?

A. Forty-nine.　　 B. Three.　　 C. Thirty-six.　　 D. Eleven

4.What lifted the astronauts into space?________.

A. A satellite　　 B. A plane　　 C. A rocket　　 D. A spaceship

5.At the moment of firing the rocket, both people and astronauts were _________.

A. tired　　 B. interesting　　 C. puzzled　　 D. excited

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Liang Bo, who came out ________ first in the TV show of the Voice of China in July 2012 , will become ________ super star.

A．/, a              B．the, a　　         C．the, the　         D．/, the

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Louis Armstrong was born on 4th　 July in New Orleans, Louisiana. He grew up without a father and he and his sister were raised by his grandmother. When he was 11, Louis dropped out of school. He formed a quartet with three other boys, and they sang in the streets to earn money.

He also used to get into trouble. He was put into prison and sent to live in a home for troubled boys. He talked the band director into letting him join the band, and that’s where he learned to play the cornet (短号), an instrument very much like the trumpet (喇叭).

Louis Armstrong became one of the greatest jazz cornet players that ever lived. He was also an accomplished composer and singer. His nickname was originally “Satchel-mouth”, because some people said his mouth was like a satchel (挎包) where he could hold so much air to blow the trumpet. But one day someone called him “Satchmo” instead of “Satchel mouth”. Louis liked it, and the name stuck. Louis became famous for playing the cornet in clubs and on riverboats.

He was best known for his ability to improvise, which means to make up music as he plays it. He also sang “scat”, which was a style of music in which the singer sings meaningless words instead of real lyrics. Over his career, Louis played in many recordings, and appeared in television shows and movies.

1.How did Louis Armstrong make money when he was eleven?

A. By playing the cornet.　　 B. By stealing money in the streets.

C. By singing in the street.　　 D. By playing the trumpet in a band.

2.What kind of instrument did Louis Armstrong play?

A. He played the guitar.　　 B. He played the drum.

C. He played the cornet.　　 D. He played the trumpet.

3.After getting to know about Louis Armstrong, we can draw the conclusion that ______.

A. he was cleverer than other boys　　 B. he was talented in music

C. he was good at making up music　　 D. he was gifted with playing instruments.

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听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

1.When will the man be returning?

A. On July 7th.　　 B. On July 21st.　　 C. On July 27th.

2.What kind of ticket will the man buy for his return flight?

A. First class.　　 B. Business class.　　 C. Economy class.

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听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

1.When is the man leaving for London?

A. On July 5th　　 B. On July 10th　　 C. On July 15th

2.How will the man go to the airport?

A. By bus　　 B. By taxi　　 C. In Jim’s car

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Our country has become the first country in the world________ a spaceship on the far side of the moon successfully.

A.to land B.landed

C.landing D.having landed

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Where is the man now?

A. On the first floor.　　 B. On the third floor.　　 C. On the second floor.

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