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考研复习冲刺阶段，英语的阅读和写作为重中之重，阅读占比大，分值高，决定写作成败，大家要多练，掌握解题技巧，提高阅读的速度和准确率，下面是关于阅读新题型部分的练习，大家做做看看。
2016考研英语阅读新题型冲刺练习（1）
Directions:
The following paragraphs are given in a wrong order. For Questions 41-45,
you are required t reorganize these paragraphs into a coherent article by
choosing from the list A-E to fill in each numbered box. The first and the last
paragraphs have been placed for you in Boxes. Mark your answers on ANSWER SHEET
1. (10 points)
[A] Astronomers are interested in comets because they are simpler and more
primitive than planets. Both types of body formed 4.5 billion years ago from a
cloud of gas and dust around the young sun. Comets, though, are believed to have
changed little from those days while planets, being larger and thus more prone
to heating up and melting (the heat is generated by radioactive minerals, and
trapped inside large bodies), have undergone significant alteration. A comet is
therefore something of a cosmic time capsule.
By observing how the crater forms, and the shape of the debris cloud,
NASA's scientists hope to be able to tell something about the rigidity of the
comet's material and how porous it is. And by analysing the spectrum of light
from the debris, they will find out that material's chemical
composition-although the comet has been giving up some of these secrets
unprompted, with a series of natural outbursts in recent weeks.
[C] Deep Impact itself is a actually composed of two smaller vehicles-a
mother ship that will fly past the comet taking photographs and conducting other
measurements, and a sophisticated, steerable copper bullet weighing 372kg that
is intended to smash into the comet.
[D] Deep Impact's scientists, though, are not just trying to create an
expensive display of patriotic pyrotechnics. By observing what is ejected from
the crater created when part of the probe hits the comet they also hope to catch
a glimpse of the material from which the Earth and the other planets were
formed.
[E] Amateur observers in the western United States should be able to see
Tempel 1 light up during the impact through a small telescope or possibly even a
large pair of binoculars. For more information, consult http://deepimpact.
umd.edu/amateur.
[F] America's space agency, NASA, has always had one eye on the crowd. It
is not, therefore, a coincidence that its Deep Impact probe will arrive at its
target, comet, Tempel 1, on July 4th. As is traditional, the anniversary of the
American rebellion will be celebrated by fireworks on Earth. This year, thanks
to the cunning of the agency's interplanetary navigators, there should be
fireworks in the heavens, too.
[G] On July 3rd, the bullet will separated from the mother ship and begin
its journey towards Tempel 1. At around 05:52 Universal Time the next day it
should hit the comet.
Order
F 41. 42 43 44 45 E
Answer D A C G B
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