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11. Oh,Jenny, (it is,I am) so nice to meet you again! (They are,It has been) years since the last time we met.

11. it is; It has been

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根据括号内的提示把下面句子改写成强调句.

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I’ve wanted to be an astronaut for as long as I can remember. My parents have always been very supportive and I have very specific memories of my mom telling me that I could become whatever I wanted,if I worked hard enough. I guess I took that to heart!I was also influenced by science fiction — by movies like Star Wars and by books!

As I grew older,I came to realize how difficult it would be to achieve this dream,but my passion for human spaceflight,the desire to explore,and the challenge of it all kept the dream alive.

I truly feel like books and reading have been fundamental to my success. First of all,books are fiin to read. Space history and science fiction captured my imagination and challenged me to pursue my goals. More importantly,books are a conduit(导管） for knowledge. While I consistently read for enjoyment,I also had to read to learn.

I like to compare reading to rocket fuel. You can't launch(发射） a rocket without fuel and it is difficult to be successful without strong reading skills.

My love of science fiction played a huge role in my desire to be an astronaut. Some authors,like Kim Stanley Robinson,describe the fundamental difficulties with living and working in space. I think I am drawn to science fiction because it paints a picture of what the future may hold. Authors can thrill us with their speculation(猜想) of how we might live,work and travel in the future,and what challenges might lie ahead.

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My kids love to read. My daughter loves animals,so she likes some nonfiction,but she is a big fan of science fiction,too. My boys like to read about superheroes. Their love of reading is no accident — we love to read together as a family and we make regular trips to our local library.

1. What does the underlined word “that” in Paragraph 1 refer to?

A. The author's love for his parents.

B. The author's mom's encouragement.

C. The author's interest in science fiction.

D. The author's dream of becoming an astronaut.

2. As the author grew up,he.

A. gave up on his dream

B. kept his dream a secret

C. became realistic about his dream

D. realized the importance of dreams

3. Rocket fuel is mentioned to .

A. explain how to realize a dream

B. stress the importance of reading

C. show how difficult it is to succeed

D. describe an astronaut's amazing life

4. What is the author's attitude towards science fiction?

A. Critical. B. Worried.

C. Doubtful. D. Interested.

5. The author's kids enjoy reading .

A. thanks to their school teachers

B. since they live near a local library

C. because of their home environment

D. because they are very good at reading

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A. real name B. pen name

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根据括号内的汉语提示用含it的内容补全下面句子(每空一词) 。

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