【正文】 （共15小題，4655每小題1分，5660每小題2分，計30分） 48. unsafe 49. industry 50. television51. reach 52. what 56. It does have a cool room.57. By space shuttle.58. Astronauts have a set timetable each day .59. No. they can’t60. Because food crumbs may fly off and get stuck in vents and instrument panels. 四、詞匯（共15小題，每小題1分，計15分）61. decision 62. politely 63. munication 65. ability/abilitiesw66. relationship 67. background 68. airport 69. instruments 70. Volunteers71. exciting 72. laugh 73. frightening 74. happy 75. places 76. yourself/yourselves 77. kind(s) 78. Detective 79. famous 80. animals 五、書面表達（共1小題，計20分）Dear Jim,Now, I’m writing a letter to you on Mars. It’s really wonderful to live on Mars. I think life on Mars is more fortable and more interesting than that on earth. We have online schools instead of real ones. We have lessons, do our homework, take exams and talk to teachers and classmates through the puters connected to an interplanetary network at home. It’s not so crowded here so we have more space to live. Most of our housework is done by robots so that we can have more time for our hobbies. Mars is very beautiful. There are green trees and fresh flowers everywhere, and there is no pollution here. We have supermarkets in our neighbourhood. They make our life more convenient.Yours Kate ?；鹦巧系纳羁傮w感覺：比地球上更舒服、更有趣學(xué)習(xí)方面沒有學(xué)校，通過電腦在網(wǎng)上學(xué)校學(xué)習(xí)……生活設(shè)施住宅附近有超市……生活方面更多的生活空間，更多的閑暇時間，有機器人……環(huán)境介紹環(huán)境優(yōu)美，處處綠樹鮮花，沒有……注意：，信的開頭和結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)；，并要求合理想象，適當(dāng)發(fā)揮，使意思表達更加完整。你的朋友Jim現(xiàn)在在地球上，他即將來火星生活。66. Is there any _____________(關(guān)系) between the two man? 67. We don’t know much about the girl’s ________________(背景). 68. The government is planning to build a new _______________(機場) to the east of the lake. 69. Our music teacher can play several Chinese musical ___________(樂器). 70. _______________(志愿者) are working very hard to keep the traffic in order. ，填寫所缺單詞。（共10空，每空1分，計10分）The speed, danger and excitement of motor racing have been with us for more than a century. For over a hundred years, drivers have pushed their machines to the limit. Everyone in motor racing has a simple dream: to go faster!In the early days, a small number of people raced each other driving unsafe machines on ordinary roads. Today, motor racing is a huge moneymaking industry. Thousands of people are involved. Drivers, mechanics, designers, engineers and technicians work hard in the search for extra speed.Cars race along twisting roads or on round tracks. They race across ice and snow, as well as sandy deserts. Mud, dust, grass and steep hills are all part of today’s range of racing events. Hundreds of thousands of people turn up to watch races. Millions more people watch the events on television. Top drivers are celebrities and earn huge amounts of money.Of course, these drivers don’t get to the top overnight. Everyone has to start somewhere. Most drivers learn to race in gocarts when they are young. All drivers must learn about their cars and their engines. They must also be familiar with race rules and what to do in an emergency. Formula Ford is one of the race classes for beginners. Many top Formula I world champions like Nigel Mansell, Michael Schumacher and Mika Hakkinen began by Formula Ford racing.The Italian pany Ferrari makes some of the world’s best racing cars, all painted in its worldfamous red colour. Ferrari is the most successful builder of Formula 1 cars. Ferrari has also had some famous Formula 1 champions such as Michael Schumacher. Ferrari prides itself on building the whole machine—the body as well as the engine. Some panies, such as Honda, only make engines for Formula 1 racing.Motor racing is expensive. Racing teams need huge amounts of money to keep their cars on the racetrack. Sponsorship is an important way of making money for racing teams. The logos of the sponsors are all over racing cars. The bigger the logo, the more the pany will have to pay to the racing team.（選自《九年級下冊初中英語讀本》）The Need for 46 Want to be a Formula 1 driverMotor racing have been with us for 47 a century. Everyone in