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读一读下面的句子，在表格中用√ 勾出相应的内容Chen JieSarahMikeJohnChen Jie: I have a ruler.Sarah: I have an eraser.Mike: I have a pen.John: I have a book and a bag. 答案：Chen Jie√Sarah√Mike√John√√C阅读理解。(25分)  “China will hold more spacerelated education activities in the future ,”said Wang Zhaoyao,director of China’s manned space program office,on Wednesday.   In June 2013,female astronaut Wang Yaping who was born in January 1980,one of the three members of Shenzhou-10 spacecraft,gave China’s first space lecture in live broadcast from Tiangong-1 to about 330 primary and middle school students on Earth.   More than 60 million students from 80 ,000 middle schools across China watched the live broadcast of the lecture on TV.  “This lecture worked out to be successful,and I've learnt that some newspapers had praised the space lecture as it encouraged the hope and passion for science and space among the youth,” Mr Wang said.  “It is for sure that more similar activities will follow in China’s future manned space missions. They will be carried out in many types of ways,and space lectures will only be one of them. The length of such lectures may also be longer ,” he said    Moreover,the official said that they will start more groundbased spacerelated education activities.() 1. When she gave the first space lecture,Wang Yaping was years old.   A. 30   B. 31   C. 32   D. 33() 2. Over students watched the live broadcast of the lecture on TV on Earth.   A. 330   B. 330,000,000   C. 60,000,000   D. 80,000() 3. The underlined word “they” here refers to “ ”  .   A. space missions   B. more similar activities   C. space lectures   D. science and space() 4. Which of the following is WRONG according to the passage?   A.Wang Yaping was a Chinese female astronaut.   B.The lecture has encouraged the youth’s hope and passion.   C.The shorter the lecture is,the better it will be.   D.More spacerelated education activities will be started.() 5. The best title for the passage may be “  ”.   A. More Space Lessons Will Follow   B. Wang Yaping and Space Lessons   C. Shenzhou-10 Spacecraft   D. China’s Future Manned Space Missions