山东 2022-2023学年第二学期高一单元测试必修三 Unit 4检测卷（含答案）

Book 3 Unit 4检测卷 第一部分：听力（略） 第二部分：阅读理解 第一节 A     Here are some of the science fiction books editors and readers have read and loved.     The Calculating Stars (By Mary Robinette Kowal, 2018)     What if space exploration isn't a choice but a necessity, driven by the knowledge that Earth would soon become unfit to live? That's what novelist Mary Robinette Kowal explores in her Lady Astronaut of Mars series. The book follows the mathematician and pilot Elma York, who dreams of becoming an astronaut herself.     Red Moon (By Kim Stanley Robinson, 2018)     Red Mom instantly transports the reader to the moon. The book opens with the journeys of Fred Frederick, an American physicist, and Ta Shu, a famous Chinese travel reporter to the moon to wok. In the world of the book, China has become the first political entity (实体), drawing on advanced technology to live on the moon in a serious, long-term way.     Before Mars ( By Emma Newman, 2018)     Emma Newman's science fiction sees a geologist arrives at small Mars base after a lengthy journey, only to realize that things aren't as they seem. The base's AI is untrustworthy, and the main character finds a note by herself she has no memory of writing, which warns her not to trust the base psychologist. Can she trust the sights before her? Or has the long trip damaged her mind?     Artemis (By Andy Weir, 2017)     In his second novel Artemis, Andy Weir follows Jasmin "Jazz" Bashara, a porter on the moon who's drawn into danger. Artemis is an entertaining read through an attractive future moon base, with plenty of one-sixth-gravity action and memorable twists. It's well worth reading. Plus, there's a talking book version read by Rosario Dawson. 1.Why do humans explores pace in the Lady Astronaut of Mars series? A. To find life forms in outer space. B. To develop science and technology. C. To deepen their knowledge of space. D. To search for a new planet to live on. 2.What can we read in Red Moon? A. People are transpor