Module 6 知识点题库

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     Daming and Simon a model of a Chinese spaceship. The name the spaceship is . First, it took a monkey, a dog and a rabbit into . Then, in 2003, it took a into space.

    Jerry's uncle bought a present for him. It was a book about space . Jerry was very in the book. There were of spaceships from America and Russia. China also a man into space. Jerry really wanted to read this book. Then Jerry's uncle and Jerry were going to a paper Chinese spaceship.

    Dinah was a kind girl, but she was very lazy. She didn't like to do anything. Her mother wanted her to do some reading, but she didn't want to.

    One day a boy named Joy came and brought a pair of skates (滑冰鞋)with him. Dinah liked the skates very much. She ran after Joy when he walked on the skates. Joy let Dinah put on his skates. The girl was very happy. “Listen, Dinah.” said the young man. "if you start to read, I'll send you a good pair of skates on the first day of January."

    From then on, Dinah did lots of reading. On the first day of New Year, she got a new pair of skates from Joy.

    Daming and Simon a of a spaceship. The of the spaceship is Shenzhou V. In , it took a Chinese taikonaut into for the time. It took the of and some seeds, too.

⑴What did you buy?                          A. It's a pen.

⑵I bought you a pen.                         B. I bought a lot of things.

⑶Did you buy me a pencil?               C. I got a pen and a book.

⑷What is it?                                       D. No.

⑸What presents did you get?           E. Thank you.

    A rocket (火箭) looks like a big tube (管状物). It takes astronauts (宇航员) and spacecrafts (航天器), such as satellites (人造卫星) and space shuttles (航天飞机) up into space. They travel in the rocket' s nose (突出部位). A rocket is much faster and more powerful (强有力的) than any plane. A rocket can only go into space one time.

    Rockets fly straight up and pass through the atmosphere (大气层) into space. How do rockets get their power? There are liquid fuels (液体燃料) in the bases (底部) of rockets. When they burn (燃烧) they make many hot gases (气体). The gases shoot out (喷射出) of the backs of the rockets and push them off the ground.