苏州市中学2014 2015学年第一学期初三英语期中测试卷及答案

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B.Applesarethemostimportantfood.C.NewYorkisfamousforitsbigapples.D.TheBiblesaysAdamwasgivenanThepassageismainly storiesaboutthe B.applesinAmericanC.somefamoussayingsofthe D.bigcitiesthatisfamousforDThewebsthatspiders(蜘蛛)buildtocatchinsectsseemweak.However,thestrengthofspiderthreadisgreaterthansteel.WebscanevenstanduptoverystrongIneachspiderweb,somethreadsaresticky(粘的butsomearenot.Whenspiderismovingontheweb,itwillnotsteponthestickythreads.Aftimethesilkwillloseitsstickinessand eunabletocatchinsects.Then,spidersusuallyeattheirownweb.Nowateamofscientistshasworkedoutwhythespiderwebissostrong.Itisnotjustthestrengthofthethread,butthecleverdesignoftheweb.Thekeytoaweb’ssuccessisitsabilitytokeepitsshapeandstrengthevenaftersomeofthethreadsbreak,sayscientistsattheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology.Thescientistsfoundthethreaditselfhastheabilityto esofterorharder.Soitcanholddifferenttypesofheavythings.Intests,scientistsusedthreeotherstrongmaterials(材料)madeintothewebs.Thespiderthreadwassixtimesstrongerthananyothermaterial.Moresurprisingly,whenthescientiststookawayupto10percentofthethreadsfromdifferentces,thewebdidn’t eanyweaker.Actually,itbecameupto10percentstronger.Thespiderweb’scleverdesigngivesscientistsmanynewideas.Thefindingscouldhelpdesignsaferbuildingsandevenanewtypeofstrongmaterial.“It’sareallygoodchance,”saidMarkusBuehler,aprofessoratMIT.“Itmaygiveussomenewideasforengineering.”Accordingtothepassage,thespiderwebisstrong a.thespider’sthreadis b.thethreadhasalotofc.thewebhasaclever d.thewebcankeepthestrengthA. 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