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全国@0所名楫单元测试示范卷教学札记28.What can we know about the 516 Arouca bridge?A.It is a wooden bridge across a large river.B.It is the longest bridge throughout the world.C.It is a metal bridge between two mountains.D.It took the longest time to complete in Portugal.29.Why is it frightening to walk on the Arouca bridge?A.It's high and can be seen through.B.It can support only a limited weight.C.It is too narrow for so many tourists.D.It's too long for people to walk across.30.What should be the purpose of building the Arouca bridge?A.To make the city look more beautiful.B.To increase income by attracting tourists.C.To help the local people live conveniently.D.To set an amazing record in bridge building.31.Why is Hugo Xavier mentioned in the last paragraph?A.To stress the stability of the bridge.B.To speak highly of the local people.C.To point out the problem with the bridge.D.To show the bridge is well worth visiting.【答案与解析】葡萄牙的一个公园开放了一座创纪录的新桥，它是世界上最长的供人们行走的吊桥。28.C根据第2段第1、5两句可知，这是一座建于两山之间的金属桥。29.A根据第3段内容可知，桥面和两侧成网格状，桥本身离地面很高，人走在桥上会看到桥下很深的、湍急的河流，令人心惊胆战。30.B根据倒数第2段第1句可知，政府建造这座桥是为了吸引游客以增加收入。3l.D根据最后一段Hugo Xavier所说的话“..，it was so worth it..”可知，提到Hlugo Xavier是为了证明这座桥非常值得参观。DSpace travelers face a number of health risks.Astronauts have reported loss of bone and mus-cle,Some have developed immune disorders(免疫紊乱)or heart issues.A new study finds thatenergy-producing structures in cells might be to blame for many of these problems.As a systems biologist,Afshin Beheshti studies how different parts of the body work together.He is part of a team of researchers who wanted to know how spaceflight might affect cells andtissues."It's a basic question,"he notes."When in space,is there some sort of switch that occursin your body's biology?"The team consulted NASA GeneLab.It's a collection of data from pastspace biology experiments.The scientists studied cells and tissues from mice and people and com-pared space travelers with others that had remained on Earth."The idea is not only to look at one type of chemical,"Beheshti says.Rather,they wanted tolook at the living system as a whole.And in doing that,they found a common theme.Mitochon-dria (are the energy powerhouses of cells.And after time in space,mitochondria oftendidn't work as well as they should.Those findings are consistent with samples from NASA's TwinStudy.Before retiring,astronaut Scott Kelly spent nearly a year aboard the International SpaceStation.His twin,Mark,remained on the ground.Afterward,blood samples from the twoshowed different mitochondrial activity.For the latest study,Beheshti and his team studied GeneLab data for many types of cells and【23新教材·DY·英语-BSD-选择性必修第三册-QG】