Norway―Ten Chinese college students arrived at the country’s Arctic research base.the Yellow River Station.on Friday． On Saturday.the students are expected to witness the end of four months of dark 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Norway―Ten Chinese college students arrived at the country’s Arctic research base，the Yellow River Station，on Friday．

On Saturday，the students are expected to witness the end of four months of darkness in the area, as the sun makes a rare appearance.

During their four-day stay at the station，the students will meet and learn from some of China’s leading polar researchers．They were welcomed at the station yesterday by its director，He Jianfeng, who is an expert on marine micro-ecosystems．

The students will also visit the German and Norwegian stations and meet researchers there．

As for entertainment, the visitors will get the chance to play ice hockey at the world’s most northerly stadium．

Among the visitors is Zheng Li，a student majoring in telecommunications at Dalian Marinetime University．

“It is so exciting to see how the Chinese researchers work in the world’s most northerly laboratory，”she said．

“This opportunity is precious．Most people will never get the chance to travel so far from home and visit such an amazing place．It’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing．”

Wu Jinyou，head of the Polar Research Institute of China，and the group’s leader，said，“I hope the students have not only a field trip to the Yellow River station，but are also touched by the devotion and spirit of the Chinese researchers here．I also expect in the future，some of them will choose to devote themselves to polar research and maybe even work with us．”

The students have been in Norway since February 28，and were given Arctic training before

moving to the station．

The Arctic expedition is one of the several international cooperation and exchange activities forming the China Program for International Polar Year(2007-08)．It was launched last March．

(China Daily，Xinhua News Agency，March 8，2008)

44．Which of the following is true about Wu Jinyou?

A．He is a graduate from Dalian Marinetime University．

B．He is the leading polar researcher working at the research station．

C．He is sure that all the ten students will make good polar researchers．

D．He thinks highly of the devotion and spirit of the Chinese researchers．

45．What does Zheng Li mean by saying“It’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing”?

A．It’s exciting to see the sun rise in Arctic area．

B．The trip to the research station is extremely exciting．

C．Playing ice hockey in Arctic area is really a life-long memory．

D．People are only allowed to visit the station once in their lifetime．

46．Which word can most probably replace the underlined word “launched”?

A．ended B．stopped C．started D．performed

47．What could be the best title of the news report?

A．Chinese Students Arrive at Arctic Station

B．Chinese Students Do Research in Norway

C．Chinese Students Play Ice Hockey at Arctic Station

D．Chinese Students Receive Training at Arctic Station

DB CA

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A．increase the world’s food output in the future
B．carry out some scientific experiments on plant genes
C．build an exhibition centre of the world’s plant seeds
D．protect crop seeds from dying out in case of possible disasters
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A．The government of Norway will perform the project alone.
B．Seeds to be collected there were produced ten thousands years ago.
C．Spitsbergen is chosen because it is free of the nuclear war forever.
D．Temperature is a major consideration when choosing the storage place.
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A．Norway had meant to build the storage centre about 20 years before.
B．The storage center will greatly promote world agriculture
C．People will get newly-developed seeds from the center every year.
D．There haven’t been any seed storage centres in the world before.
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A．The Best Place to Store Seeds        B．Noah’s Ark（诺亚方舟）of Plant Seeds in Plan
C．Concerns of World Food Supply    D．A New Way to Feed the World

Norway—Ten Chinese college students arrived at the country’s Arctic research base，the Yellow River Station，on Friday．