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  Your blood makes a round trip through your body in less than a minute, thousands of times a day.It travels through tubes called blood vessels.There are three main kinds of blood vessels-arteries, veins, and capillaries(毛細(xì)血管).When blood is pumped out of your heart it goes into your largest arteries.These branch into smaller arteries, which branch into still smaller ones.The blood flows from the smallest arteries into your capillaries.

  Capillaries are bridges between your arteries and your veins.They are the tiniest blood vessels, so small that you cannot see them without a microscope.Blood travels from the capillaries into tiny veins.These lead to larger and still larger veins.Finally, the largest veins take the blood back to your heart.

  Blood feeds your cells, cleans them, and works to keep them healthy.It carries food and oxygen to every cell of your body.The food and oxygen get into your cells by passing through the thin walls of your capillaries.

  Blood cleans all your cells by picking up wastes from them.The wastes pass from your cells, through the capillary walls, into your blood.The wastes called urea and uric acid are carried by the blood to your body and urine.The waste gas called carbon dioxide is carried by the blood to your lungs.It leaves your body when you breathe out.

  Blood also protects you.It has special cells in it that fight germs.The cells in your blood that fight germs are called“white cells”.These are like an army for your body.They kill harmful germs that get into your blood.When a large number of germs enter your body, the number of white cell“soldiers”grows.A lot of blood moves to the area where the germs are.The white cell soldiers attack the germs and kill them.The used white cells and dead germs form the thick yellow liquid called pus.If the pus is inside a sore on your skin, it may leak out.

(1)

How many round trips may your blood make through your body a day?

[  ]

A.

500 times.

B.

1 000 times.

C.

1 440 times.

D.

1 500 times.

(2)

How does blood travel around your body?

[  ]

A.

arteries-capillaries-veins

B.

capillaries-veins-arteries

C.

veins-capillaries-arteries

D.

capillaries-arteries-veins

(3)

Which one is TRUE?

[  ]

A.

Blood can only protect you.

B.

All the cells in the blood can fight germs.

C.

Carbon dioxide leaves your body when you breathe out.

D.

The food and oxygen can pass through the capillaries, but wastes can’t.

(4)

Which topic isn’t mentioned in the article?

[  ]

A.

How does blood travel around your body?

B.

Why do you need blood?

C.

How do your special blood cells fight germs?

D.

What are germs?

答案:1.D;2.A;3.C;4.D;
解析:

(1)

這是一道數(shù)據(jù)計算題。根據(jù)短文首句Your blood makes a round trip through your body in less than a minutes,先按每分鐘血液在人體內(nèi)循環(huán)一次,一天共循環(huán)60×24=1440(次),但是該句是說人體內(nèi)的血液不到一分鐘循環(huán)一次,所以D項最佳。

(2)

這是一道排列順序題。做此題需要綜合文中兩處信息。第一處是短文第一段中When blood is pumped out of your heart it goes into your largest arteries,及The blood flows from the smallest arteries into your capillaries,第二處是短文第二段中Blood travels from the capillaries into tiny veins,綜合這兩處信息,可判斷出A項正確。

(3)

這是一道正誤辨認(rèn)題。文中信息比較明顯,根據(jù)短文第四段中The waste gas called carbon dioxide is carried by the blood to your lungs.It leaves your body when you breathe out,可做出正確判斷。

(4)

該題考查對文中提供信息的準(zhǔn)確掌握情況。短文最后一段提及在血液里有一種叫做白細(xì)胞的特殊細(xì)胞能夠?qū)Σ【窢幉⑺烙泻Φ牟【,但并未說明病菌是什么。


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