同等学力申硕英语完形填空模拟训练题

在同等学力申硕考试中，英语通常是必考科目。为了顺利通过，考生需在日常学习中下足功夫，针对不同题型逐一突破。鸿蒙教育特别整理了英语完型填空模拟题，供考生复习参考。

The world lost seven astronauts of Space Shuttle Columbia this month. It brought home the serious risk that 1 face into the hostile environs beyond our 2 planets, raising the question of 3 exploring the heavens should be left to unmanned missions. 4 less exciting, such missions will 5 no risks to humans. And already robots have an impressive list of accomplishments 6 to their flesh and blood counterparts. “7 are all about specifically targeted scientific 8 of the universe around us. Without exceptions, these efforts rise out of intense competition 9 the most compelling, and answerable questions are 10,” said Marc Buie, an astronomer at Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. 11 have dug in the dirt on Mars, flown in the 12 of Jupiter, and driven by the moons of Neptune. A few are 13 approaching the boundary of the 14. Humans, 15, have mostly been going in circles, 16 above the surface of the planet. 17 the brief Apollo Mission triumphs on the 18, almost 250,000 miles away, humans have 19 gone farther than 400,000 miles from the planet, less than a day’s drive, although straight up. Humans fly near home for several reasons. There is the logistics of sending humans and what they need, like water, air and food, in a closed environment that keeps them 20.

Remember the first Walkman? It 1 almost a quarter-century since Sony’s portable 2 players changed the way people listen to music on the go. Now 3 form of entertainment is getting the Walkman treatment. Palm-size 4 video players are beginning to change where and how people watch movies, cartoons and music videos. The gadgets, which play 5 video files on a small screen, 6 generally less expensive and more 7 than portable DVD players, which have been 8 for several years. None of these new-generation players, in fact, play DVD’s. 9, using advances in storage and compression technology, most 10 video on hard drives or memory cards, much the way digital audio players store music files. “It’s just what happened to music,” said Ulrich Neumann, director of the Integrated Media Systems Center at the University of Southern California. “We went 11 cassette tape to CD’s to MP3 on memory chips or tiny hard 12. What is happening now is that you have 13 movie files going from DVD’s down to probably small micro drives.” Yet it is unclear 14 the public will want to watch video on a screen the 15 of a dollhouse window, with a resolution that is no match for even a standard TV set. After all, some hand-held organizers can show video, but that 16 has never been a particularly strong selling 17. Watching a movie requires more 18 than listening to music, it is 19 difficult to see how the mobile video players will be used in the on-the-go way that portable 20 players are.