专升本大学英语阅读理解辅导资料

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1、人学英语阅读理解辅导资料：（共45题）Passage1TheAntarcticisactuallyadesert.Itistheonlycontinentontheearthwithoutariveroralake.TheAntarcticisal1iceallyearround.Thewarmesttemperatureeverrecordedthereiszero,attheSouthPole.Explorersusedtothinkthataplacesocoldwouldhaveaheavysnowfall

2、.Butlessthanteninchesofsnowfallseachyear.Thatislessthanhalfaninchofwater・TentimesthatmuchmoisturefallsinpartsoftheSahara.Thelittlesnowthatfal1sinAntarcticanevermelts・Itcontinuestopileupdeeperanddeeperyearafteryear.Whenthesnowgetstobeabouteightyfeetdeepitisturn

3、edtoicebytheweightofthesnowaboveit.1.Antarcticaiscalledadesertbecauseit.A.issandyB.hasthesametemperatureasadesertC.haslittlemoistureandno1akesorriversD.Al1oftheabove2.TheAntarctichas•A.tentimesasmuchmoistureastheSaharaB.thesameamountofmoistureastheSaharaC・abou

4、tone-tenththemoistureoftheSaharaD.Noneofthese.3.ThetemperatureintheAntarcticis.A.alwaysabovezeroB.alwaysbelowzeroC・neverrecordedD・BothBandC4.ThesnowinAntarcticaisverydeepbecauseit.A.neverstopsfallingB.pilesupyearafteryearC.nevermeltsD.BothBandC5.Thesnowturnsto

5、icewhen.A.itgetswetB・thetemperaturegetscolderC・thenextsnowfal1comesD.thesnowaboveitisheavyenough答案：CDBDDPassage2Astronomers（宇航员）cantel1justhowhotthesurfaceofthemoongets.Thesideofthemoontowardthesungetstwodegreeshotterthanboilingwater.Thenightsidereaches243degr

6、eesbelowzero.Inalunareclipse（刀食）theearth'sshadowfalIsonthemoon・Thenthemoon'stemperaturemaydrop300degreesinaveryshorttime.Atemperaturechange1ikethiscannothappenontheearth・Whydoesithappenonthemoon?Astronomersknowthatthesurfaceofthemoonisdust.Ontheearth,rocksstor

7、eheatfromthesun.Whenthesungoesdown,therocksstaywarm.Butthedustofthemooncannotstoreheat.Sowhenthemoongetsdark,theheatescapesquickly.Themoongetsverycold・1.Astronomershavefoundthatthemoon'ssurfaceis.A.alwayshotterthanboilingwaterB.eitherveryhotorverycoldC.usually

8、manydegreesbelowzeroD.aboutthesameasthatoftheearth1.Duringalimareclipse,themoonis.A.turnodawayfromthosunB・intheshadowofthesunC・intheshadowoftheearthD.indirectsunlight2.Temperatures