初中英语新闻报道类阅读试题

What does Beijing's Palace Museum look like at night？ Many people don't know the answer to this question， as it closes at around 4： 30 p．m．in winter and 5： 00 p．m．in summer． However， to celebrate the Lantern Festival， Beijing′s Palace Museum opened its door to the public after dark﹣﹣﹣﹣﹣﹣for two nights only． That's a first in 94 years!

Although people could get free tickets on the museum's website， it was difficult to get a ticket．The website even stopped working for a while because too many people visited it at the same time．

Zhang Zhifu， a 77﹣year﹣old woman， received a ticket from the museum as a gift． "I grew up in Beijing and I visit the Palace Museum every year， but I never got to see it at night． It is truly an honor，"she said．

In the past celebrating the Lantern Festival was a tradition for the imperial（皇帝的）family．"We want to pass the tradition on and give people more festival experiences， "said Shan Jixiang，the head of the Palace Museum． On the night of February 19th， 2019， about 3， 000 visitors spent the Lantern Festival in the Palace museum．

（1）Beijings Palace Museum closes at around 4： 30 p．m．in 　　．

A．	spring
B．	summer
C．	autumn
D．	winter

（2）To celebrate the Lantern Festival， Beijing′s Palace Museum opened after dark for 　　only．

A．	one night
B．	two nights
C．	three nights
D．	four nights

（3）The museums website even stopped working for a while because 　　．

A．	too many people visited it at the same time
B．	there weren′t enough tickets
C．	the Palace Museum was too crowded
D．	nobody wanted to see the Palace Museum at night

（4）Which of the following statements is TRUE？ 　　

A．	Nobody received a ticket as a gift．
B．	The Palace Museum never opened after dark．
C．	Zhang Zhifu grew up in Beijing．
D．	No visitors went to the Palace Museum in 2019．

（5）It is 　　on February 19th， 2019．

A．	National Day
B．	the Lantern Festival
C．	the dragon Boat Festival
D．	Mid﹣Autumn Festival

What does Beijing's Palace Museum look like at night？ Many people don't know the answer to this question， as it closes at around 4： 30 p．m．in winter and 5： 00 p．m．in summer． However， to celebrate the Lantern Festival， Beijing′s Palace Museum opened its door to the public after dark﹣﹣﹣﹣﹣﹣for two nights only． That's a first in 94 years!

Although people could get free tickets on the museum's website， it was difficult to get a ticket．The website even stopped working for a while because too many people visited it at the same time．

Zhang Zhifu， a 77﹣year﹣old woman， received a ticket from the museum as a gift． "I grew up in Beijing and I visit the Palace Museum every year， but I never got to see it at night． It is truly an honor，"she said．

In the past celebrating the Lantern Festival was a tradition for the imperial（皇帝的）family．"We want to pass the tradition on and give people more festival experiences， "said Shan Jixiang，the head of the Palace Museum． On the night of February 19th， 2019， about 3， 000 visitors spent the Lantern Festival in the Palace museum．

（1）Beijings Palace Museum closes at around 4： 30 p．m．in 　　．

A．	spring
B．	summer
C．	autumn
D．	winter

（2）To celebrate the Lantern Festival， Beijing′s Palace Museum opened after dark for 　　only．

A．	one night
B．	two nights
C．	three nights
D．	four nights

（3）The museums website even stopped working for a while because 　　．

A．	too many people visited it at the same time
B．	there weren′t enough tickets
C．	the Palace Museum was too crowded
D．	nobody wanted to see the Palace Museum at night

（4）Which of the following statements is TRUE？ 　　

A．	Nobody received a ticket as a gift．
B．	The Palace Museum never opened after dark．
C．	Zhang Zhifu grew up in Beijing．
D．	No visitors went to the Palace Museum in 2019．

（5）It is 　　on February 19th， 2019．

A．	National Day
B．	the Lantern Festival
C．	the dragon Boat Festival
D．	Mid﹣Autumn Festival

Many Chinese students may want to study abroad after high school．But at the same time，more and more foreign students are coming to China．

According to a report www ． theStudents．com.397，63 International students came to China in 2015．China is now the third most popular country for international students，behind the United States and the United Kingdom．

In the summer of 2016，55 students and teachers from Germany came to China and joined a summer camp，they were interested in traditional Chinese culture．

They visited several schools in Beijing．They learned to make dumplings， play Chinese kung fu and do paper cutting． If they like Chinese handing，they can learn calligraphy． By communicating with Chinese people，they could have a close relationship with their new friends，they could know more about China．

In 2018， especially yung people in Germany，have become more interested in learning Chinese．There are more cultural exchanges between Germany and China．German students have had chances to learn more about Chinese culture， history and its life today．Almost 400 German school have Chinese classes．Over 8，000 German students study in China．

（1）According to a report， 　　is the third most popular country for international students in 2015．

A．	Germany
B．	the United Kingdom
C．	China
D．	the United States

（2）The German students learned to do the following things in China EXCEPT 　　．

A．	playing ping﹣pong
B．	making dumplings
C．	paying chinese kung fu
D．	doing paper cutting

（3）What does the underlined word calligraphymean in Chinese？ 　　

A．	豫剧
B．	书法
C．	太极
D．	油画

（4）How many German schools have Chinese classes in 2018？ 　　

A．	40
B．	55
C．	Almost 400
D．	Over 8000

（5）Which of the following is TRUE？ 　　

A．	55 students and teachers from Germany came to China and joined a summer camp in 2015．
B．	German students have become interested in learning modern Chinese cuture．
C．	There are fewer cultureal exchanges between China and Germany．
D．	More and more foreign students come to study in China now．

Every year on 15th October， over 200 million people around the world take part in Global Handwashing Day． But why do we have a day for something we do all the time？ Well， research shows that not enough people often wash their hands with soap． Experts believe that this leads to the deaths of millions of people every year．

Sidibe， a public health expert says soap is the most beautiful invention in public health'． Washing your hands with soap can have a huge impacton reducing （减少） the spread of diseases． Handwashing with soap prevents babies from getting ill and keeps children healthy and in school．

However， washing hands with soap does not happen as often as you might think． This is partly because there aren't enough resources （资源） in poorer countries， but it's also because for many people， handwashing is simply not part of their everyday life． It's not easy to get people to change habits they learned in early childhood ﹣﹣ but this is what Global Handwashing Day wants to do．

In 2008， the Indian cricket team joined around 100 million Indian schoolchildren in washing their hands to promote （促进） the first ever Global Handwashing Day． Every year since then， many different events have been held around the world． In 2014， Global Handwashing Day was used in the fight against Ebola， a very serious disease， with events held in affected （受感染的） African countries．

Today， local and national leaders continue to use the day to spread the message about the importance of clean hands． The hope is that handwashing becomes a necessary part of people's lives and improves the health of millions around the world．

（1）Who started Global Handwashing Day？ 　　

A．	Public health experts．
B．	The Indians．
C．	African schoolchildren．
D．	Government leaders．

（2）What does the underlined word " impact" mean？ 　　

A．	Danger．
B．	Influence．
C．	Background．
D．	Problem．

（3）What's the main idea of the last paragraph？ 　　

A．	Washing hands with soap is good for public health．
B．	Washing hands with soap doesn't become part of people's lives．
C．	People are holding many different events to fight against diseases．
D．	People all over the world are encouraged to wash hands with soap．

（4）What would be the best title for the passage？ 　　

A．	Learning to Use Soap．
B．	Fighting Against Diseases．
C．	Living a Healthy Life．
D．	Changing Your Habits．

阅读下面图文，简要回答所给问题，并将答案写在答题卡相应的位置上．

Living in the age of"Internet"，more and more electronic products and Apps have changed people's lifestyles in many ways，such as reading habits and sports events．

Electronic Reading

Instead of reading paper books，more people like to use electronic devices （设备） to read in China now．The reading time spent on them is getting longer．ChartⅠshows different reading time from a survey．However，even though people spend much time on e﹣books，the traditional paper books are still popular among readers．Research has shown that readers remember more information from paper books than e﹣books．To our great joy，the number of books that each person read in

2016 in China reached 7.86，which increased a lot more than before．

Electronic Sports

Just like soccer，basketball and baseball，e﹣sports has become very popular around the world．E﹣sports is short for electronic sports．It is more than just children playing games in their bedrooms．In e﹣sports，teams of gamers play electronic games in front of many people and compete．And they need to put in a lot of hard work and training．ChartⅡshows the top three most followed e﹣sports among Chinese college students from a survey last year．

Actually，e﹣products play an important role in our daily life．They have not only changed our life but also made the world colorful．One coin has its two sides．As teenagers，if we put the e﹣products into good use，they can add more fun to our life and become good helpers to our study．

66．According to the passage，why are the paper books still popular among readers？

　 　

67．ChartⅠshows the reading time on WeChat is more than that on newspapers．How much more time？

　 　

68．Do you like reading paper books or electronic books？Why？

　 　

69．We can draw a conclusion that many young people want to be a hero in their mind from ChartⅡ．How can you know it？

　 　

70．In the age of"Internet"，what influence do you think the e﹣products have on us？

　 　

Trash collection is a problem for Curitiba． First， the city has only one landfill．Second， its garbage trucks do not fit on some of the streets in the city's low﹣income （低收入） neighborhoods．Curitiba knew the solution lay in getting everyone involved （参加）．

In 1989， the city started a recycling program called Garbage That Is Not Garbage． The city set up a central recycling center for sorting （把…分类） recyclable materials， food﹣based and waste．

Colorful cartoon characters were symbols of different kinds of recyclable materials， which could help children get to know the importance of recycling． Collection bins were the same colors as the cartoons， reinforcing （加强） the message．People made money by picking up the trash at these bins and taking it to the center for processing． Today， Curitiba claims to have the highest recycling rate of any city in the world．

Cambio Verde，the Green Exchange program，and Compra do Lixo，the Buying of Garbage program，are successful recycling programs in Curitiba． They get low﹣income residents （居民） to join in the city's recycling program by having them transport trash from neighborhoods that are hard for garbage trucks to reach．

Depending on what they deliver，people exchange their trash for cash，food and services．Their way of life is improved， and the city is better able to manage its trash． These programs are one way Curitiba has gotten creative as a green city． It shows how involving everyone can make green living possible．

Trading in on Trash
Paragraph	Main idea	Supporting details
One	（1）_____ 　Curitiba's trash collection problem	There is only one landfill in Curitiba． （2） 　　cannot reach every corner of the city．
Two	Actions and influences of Garbage That Is Not Garbage	A central recycling center（3） 　　by the government． Kids understood the importance of recycling better． Curitiba's recycling rate is pretty high．
Three	Cambio Verde's and Compra do Lixo's ways of involving low﹣income residents	They make low﹣income residents（4） 　____from their neighborhoods to certain places．
Four	Results of recycling programs and conclusion	People's way of life is improved． Curitiba can manage its trash better． Everyone（5）____ 　in making green living possible．

In the town of Lampang in northern Thailand， there is an unusual group of musicians． They play many different kinds of music﹣ ﹣from traditional Thai songs to music by Beethoven． Both children and adults love this group． What makes themso popular？ Is it their music？ Their looks？Yes， it's both of these things，but it's also something else： they're elephants．

These musical elephants are from the Thai Elephant Conservation Center （TECC） in Lampang． The TECC protects elephants． It teaches people to understand and care for these huge，but gentle， animals．And， like many zoos around the world， the TECC encourages elephants to paint．

Richard Lair works with the TECC． He knew that elephants hear better than they see．So he had an idea：if elephants are intelligent and they have good hearing， maybe they can play music．To test his idea，Lair and a friend started the Thai Elephant Orchestra． During a performance， the elephants play a variety of instruments， including the drums and the xylophone． The animals also use their voices and trunks to make sounds．

But can elephants really make music properly？ Yes， says Lair． They 're very creative． Humans may encourage the animals to play instruments， but the elephants make their own songs； they don't just copy their trainers or other people． There are now CDs of the group's music， which make money for the TECC． And the music these artists create is pretty amazing．

（1）What can be the best title for the passage？ 　　

A．	Musical Elephants
B．	An Introduction to the TECC
C．	Richard Lair's Achievements

（2）What does the underlined word "them" refer to in the passage？ 　　

A．	Musicians．
B．	Children．
C．	Adults．

（3）What can be inferred （推断） from the passage？ 　　

A．	Richard Lair started the Thai Elephant Orchestra by himself．
B．	The elephants in the TECC can only play traditional Thai songs．
C．	The CDs of the Thai Elephant Orchestra are popular with people．

（4）The writer wrote this passage to 　　．

A．	ask people to save the elephants
B．	invite more people to join the TECC
C．	introduce the elephants' special talents to people

（5）Where can we most probably read this passage？ 　　

A．	A medical newspaper．
B．	An animal magazine．
C．	A story book．

Passage1阅读短文，回答问题．

There was a important even in 2017in France．People voted （投票） the president through two rounds （轮）．There were 11candidates （候选人）in this election．The fist round was on April 23Emmauel Macron and Marine Le Pen were the top two．The second round was on May7and finally Emmanuel Macron won the election（大选）．The 39﹣year﹣old is it the youngest president of the country，reported Xinhua．

Many people voted for him because he is inclusive（包容的）and open，according to HuffPost．He wants to work with Europe in many areas．He said France should welcome refugees（难民）in need of"protection"．He will also focus on（集中注意力于） France's relationship with other countries，including China．

"I will vote for Macron because he wants to do everything for all the French people．for Europe，and for the world，"a voter told ABC before the election．

Many people also think Macron has great personal charm （魅 力） Macron likes reading very much，even as a child．He especially enjoys classical books．"At an age when most people only watched TV．he just read"．His school friend Antoine Marguet told BBC．

Macron loves drama （戏剧）and music，too．At high school．he joined a drama club．He is also very good at playing the piano．People who work with him even call him"Mozart"．

86．Who won in the first round of the election？ 　　

87．How old is the youngest president in France？ 　　

88．why did many people vote for Macron？ 　　

89．Will Macron focus on France's relationship with China？ 　　

90．What does Macron like according to the report？ 　　．

Drugs come in different forms．However，can you imagine that drugs come in chicken eggs？A team of scientists from England prove that it can come true．They have developed special chickens that lay eggs with drugs inside．These special drugs can help treat some kinds of diseases．Until now，they have made two kinds of drugs．One drug can treat skin cancer and the other can treat a nerve disease （神经性疾病）．

Certain drugs are produced by the special chickens inside their egg whites．These drugs are made of proteins（蛋白质） which can be found in animals'skin，hair，milk and meat．The scientists also use DNA technology to make sure that the drugs are only inside the egg whites．In this way，the chickens can stay healthy．

Besides egg whites，drugs made of proteins come in milk of cows and sheep．Compared with cows and sheep，the special chickens have ascendancyover them．First，they are cheaper to raise．Second，they need less room and grow faster．

These special chicken can pass on their drug﹣producing ability to their children．So far，five generations （代） of the special chickens have appeared．But scientists may need more time to make the drugs perfect．It's said that scientists will realize their dream in five to ten years．

根据短文内容选择最佳答案．

46．The underlined word" ascendancy"in the passage means" 　　"in Chinese．

A．

情况

B．

优势

C．

劣势

47．According to the passage，the special drugs are 　　．

A．

pills that can treat all cancers

B．

just the scientists'imagination

C．

made of proteins

48．According to the passage，the special chickens 　　．

A．	need less room and grow faster
B．	were developed by scientists from France
C．	produce certain drugs outside the eggs

49．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage？ 　　

A．	The scientists never use DNA technology to keep the special chickens healthy．
B．	It may take scientists more time to make the drugs perfect．
C．	Until now，scientists have made three kinds of drugs．

50．What is the passage mainly about？ 　　

A．	It's mainly about a serious disease．
B．	It's mainly about a natural ability of the special chickens．
C．	It's mainly about the special drugs．

What was living in the ISS like？

Living in space is common to astronauts．But what if it is a task of nearly a year？

US astronaut Scott Kelly was in the International Space Station（ISS） for 340days．It is the longest time a US astronaut has spent in space at a time．Kelly's stay is part of the Twins（双胞胎）Study．When Scott Kelly spent nearly a year in the ISS，his twin brother Mark Kelly lived on Earth．They gave scientists more ways to study human space flight．

Usually living in the ISS for such a long time is boring．Was it the same for Kelly？Let's take a look．

Good morning，everyone!

It's time to enjoy a surprise．But for Kelly，it was one of the 16sunrises he saw each day in the ISS，Isn't that cool？

Work comes first．

During his stay，Kelly and his partners did about 400science experiment．One of them was about planting vegetables．And they did it!Growing vegetables will be helpful for longer space journeys．

Moving with microgravity（微重力）．

As we all know，space is a place with microgravity，which influences bodies．So Kelly did exercise more than 700hours in the ISS．That is about two hours of exercise a day．Microgravity also makes some easy things difficult．Kelly often slept in a sleeping bag，or his arms would float（飘浮）in front of him all the time．

Boring？Why not do something for fun？

Kelly loved taking photos from space and sharing them with the world online．Even President Obama is his fan．Under one of his photos，Obama wrote，"Hey，loving the photos．Do you ever look out of the window and freak out（吓坏了）？""I don't freak out about anything，Mr．President．Except getting question from you．"Kelly replied．

63．How long did Kelly stay in the ISS？

　　

64．Why did scientists start the Twins Study？

　　

65．What did Kelly have to do because of microgravity？

　　

66．Did President Obama enjoy Kelly's photos？

　　

67．What was Kelly's life in the ISS like？Why？（Give one example．）

　　

These days so many things are going digital（数字化），and books are too．People can buy e﹣books or cheap books online．This means that some bookstores have a hard time staying open． （38） 　　

Bookstore sales in the US went 2.5percent from 2014to 2015．They have found success by trying new things，such as holding events，adding a coffee shop and food and creating a fun experience for book lovers．

"That's what small bookstores have to offer，"Nicole Sullivan，owner of Denver's BookBar，said．"a more personalized（个性化的）experience and a sense of community．"（39） 　　The Shakespeare and

Company Bookstore in New York is adding the Espresso Book Machine，which can print any book you want in five minutes at the store．This special machine is great for people looking for books which are hard to find．

And sometimes，if you can't beat them，it's okay to join them．（40） 　　

Second Story Books in Washington DC is one of them．It sells books on Amazon and makes more money．

While bookstores still face difficulties，it seems there are ways for them to succeed．（41） 　　You are sure to enjoy a really special experience．

A．And these good ideas work． B．Many have already closed down． C．So why not pay a visit to a bookstore next time？ D．This isn't a new problem，but things are finally turning around E．Many bookstores also sell books online． F．Also bookstores are trying to bring in new shoppers in cool ways．

Last December，students at Duluth Edison Carter school in the US took part in a food drive（募捐）．They were on their way to collect food and other things for their local food bank．

Since lots of people in the world are still suffering from hunger，food banks are set up to help them．They collect and store food and give it to people who cannot afford to buy it．There are thousands of food banks in the world．Some people donate（捐赠）food or money to them，and some work as volunteer in the banks．The students from Duluth Edison Charter School had their own task﹣﹣﹣they had collect what poor people needed for their holiday．

Each grade received different requests（需求）from the food bank．Some needed to collect potatoes and vegetables from the farm．Some went to bakeries（面包房）to ask for cakes．And for seventh grader Isabelle Sydow，she had to make gift boxes with her teammates．In her own words，the reason for donating is simple．"Not everybody has everything they need，and we think it will be nice to give everybody what they need for the holiday，"said Sydow．

Students collected a total of 1，409items for the food bank and donated ＄262．"Thanks for your help，"said Eric，the leader of the local food bank．"The poor people will have a nice Christmas just like everybody else．"

29．Food banks are set up to 　　．

A．	help hungry people
B．	share healthy food
C．	educate school children
D．	protect the environment

30．What was the students' task？ 　　

A．	To visit the poor during the holiday．
B．	To work as volunteer in the food bank．
C．	To find out different requests of the poor．
D．	To collect what the poor needed for the poor．

31．Sydow and her teammates were asked to 　　．

A．	ask for cakes
B．	raise some money
C．	make gift boxes
D．	collect vegetables

32．What can we learn from the last paragraph？ 　　

A．	Christmas is the best time to share．
B．	Students helped a lot in the food drive．
C．	The poor people got everything they needed．
D．	The local food bank completed the task wonderfully．

Dinosaurs（恐龙） once lived on the earth for a long time． They suddenly disappeared millions of years ago． What happened to them？ That's still a mystery． People never stop searching for the answer．

Some US scientists say it is because there were not enough male（雄性的） dinosaurs． They got this idea after researching crocodiles（鳄鱼）．

Mother crocodiles lay eggs and later baby crocodiles come out． The local temperature decides the sex（性别） of the baby crocodile． When the eggs are at a temperature of 26℃ to 30℃， the babies are all girls；when the temperature is 30℃ to 34℃， there are both boys and girls； when it is 34℃ to 36℃，only boys are born．

Dinosaurs' babies also came from eggs．So scientists have given us a new picture： millions of years ago， it suddenly became very cold．Almost all dinosaur babies were girls． There were fewer and fewer male dinosaurs．Mother dinosaurs could not give birth to more babies．Finally，these powerful animals disappeared．

（1）任务1：阅读短文，根据英文释义及首字母提示拼写单词．

①e 　　as many or as much as necessary

②l 　　to produce eggs from the bodies of birds， insects and so on

（2）任务2：阅读短文，完成同义句转换，每空一词．

Dinosaurs' babies also came from eggs．

Dinosaurs' babies came from eggs 　　．

（3）任务3：根据短文，内容回答问题．

①When did dinosaurs suddenly disappear？ 　　．

②What decides the sex of the baby crocodile？ 　　．

③Are the baby crocodiles only boys when it's 35℃？ 　　．

The construction（建设） of high﹣speed railways in China began with the building of the Qinhuangdao﹣Shenyang High﹣Speed Railway（HSR）in 1999．Now the high﹣speed rail network in China is the largest in the world．So far，there have been about 1700 kilometers of HSR in service，along with trains of an average（平均）speed of 220 km/h．

Now Chinese govemment plans to spend ﹩300 million building the largest and fastest HSR system in the world by 2020． It's said that the trains can run 400 km/h and create new business for China and other countries through the Belt and Road．（一带一路）

It's predicted that the HSR network in China will reach 30，000 kilometers and it will be like a grid， which is mainly made up of 8 long﹣distance high﹣speed rail lines： four north﹣south HSR lines and four east﹣west HSR lines． Except for the Qingdao﹣Taiyuan HSR， all HSR lines of the railgrid are longer than 1，000 kilometers．

Feng Hao， an expert， says "Many markets along the Belt and Road， especially in Central Asia， Southeast Asia， the Middle East and Eastern European countries， are planning to build HSR lines．They look forward to getting technological support from China"．

（1） 　　is the first HSR line in China．

A．	The Qinhuangdao﹣Shenyang HSR．
B．	The Qingdao﹣Taiyuan HSR．
C．	The Beijing﹣Shanghai HSR．
D．	The Qinhuangdao﹣Shanghai HSR．

（2）By 2020， the trains will run 　　km/h faster than at present．

A．	400
B．	300
C．	220
D．	180

（3）What does the underlined word " grid" in Paragraph 3 mean？ 　　

（4）What does the expert FengHao say？ 　　

A．	Our country supports other countries in money．
B．	Many markets are not planning to build HSR lines．
C．	Our country plans to spend ＄300 million building HSR system．
D．	Other countries want to get technological support from our country in HSR．

（5）Which of the following is mentioned？ 　　

A．	The first builders of HSR．
B．	The speed of HSR．
C．	The building materials of HSR．
D．	The ticket price of HSR．

On April 26， 2017， a big Chinese ship caught the eyes of the whole world． China's first homemade aircraft carrier（航空母舰）hit the water in Dalian， Liaoning．

The new big ship is China's second aircraft carrier． It was designed in China and built in China， too． It is about 315 meters long and 75 meters wide． That is a bit larger than three soccer fields．

An aircraft carrier is like an airport on the sea． It can carry planes and troops to war． Planes fly from the carrier and land back on it， and soldiers work and live on it， too． But building an    An aircraft carrier is like an airport on the sea． It can carry planes and troops to war． Planes fly from the carrier and land back on it， and soldiers work and live on it， too． But building an aircraft carrier is so hard and expensive． It costs a lot of money and needs a large amount of steel and other special materials． For example， a basic aircraft carrier is made of 60，000 tons of steel． It also uses complex（复杂的）technologies， including radar， electrics， mechanics and weapons． Finally， it takes years to build one． Today， not many countries own an aircraft carrier or have the ability to build one． China has become the seventh country in the world that can build an aircraft carrier by itself， after the USA， Russia， England， France， Italy and Spain．

（1）In which year did China's first homemade aircraft carrier hit the water？ 　　

A．	In 2017．
B．	In 2016．
C．	In 2018．
D．	In 2019．

（2）What's the best title of this passage？ 　　

A．	An Airport on the Sea
B．	China Has Bought the Second Aircraft Carrier
C．	China's Homemade Aircraft Carrier
D．	The Sixth Country to Build an Aircraft Carver

（3）What is not needed to build the aircraft carrier？ 　　

A．	special materials
B．	technologies
C．	steel
D．	wood

（4）How many aircraft carriers does China have according to the passage？ 　　

A．	one
B．	two
C．	three
D．	four

（5）How does the writer feel about the homemade aircraft carrier in China？ 　　

A．	proud
B．	worried
C．	upset
D．	hopeless