第27练科技类（一）单词识记：accelerateaccessiblemobilemodernautomaticbreakthroughspacecraftsucceedbrilliantclickdemanddrawbackelectronicengineexperimentfunctionfundamentalintroducesupportrevolution短语扫描：makeabreakthrough取得突破haveagoodmemory记忆力好take/leaveamessageforsb.为某人传话/留言getthemessage领悟；理解；明白(别人的暗示)withthedevelopmentof随着……的发展changeone’slife改变某人的生活explorefor探测performafunction履行职责carryout实行；执行comparedto/with与……相比[跟踪训练]Ⅰ.语境填词1．Heisagreat________(succeed)asawriter，butafailureasafather.2．Asmall，________(brilliant)coloredbirdflashedintoview.3．Hefoundhecouldnolongercopewithhis________(demand)job.4．My________(实验)showthatlightorheatisattractive.5．Wemustmakesurethatpublicfacilitiesinthenewlybuiltbuildings，liketherestroomandthelift，are________(access)todisabledvisitors.Ⅱ.单项填空6．Whenfirst________tothemainlandmarket，thefruitsfromTaiwanIslandenjoyedagreatsuccessimmediately.A．introducingB．introducedC．introduceD．beingintroduced7．Theexperimentthathe________was________.A．did；successfullyB．made；successfullyC．carriedout；asuccessD．setout；asuccess8．Apparently，duetothenewpolicy，________yearsbefore，foodwastehasmuchdecreasedsincelastyear.A．tocomparewithB．comparingwithC．beingcomparedwithD．comparedwith9．Theynowhaveagoodgovernment，________byallthepeople.A．havingsupportedB．supportingC．supportedD．tobesupported10．—It’sagoodidea.Butwho’sgoingto________theplan.—IthinkTomandGregwill.A．setasideB．carryoutC．takeinD．getthroughⅠ.阅读理解AScientistscanfigureoutamovie’semotionaltonefromthegaspsofitsaudience.Sure，thesoundsareaclue，butsoarethechemicalsthatviewersbreatheineachtimetheysighandscream，anewstudysuggests.“Youhearthemusicandseethepictures，butyoudon’trealizethere’rechemicalsignalsintheair，”saysJonathanWilliams，wholedthestudyandworksattheMaxPlanckInstituteforChemistryinMainz，Germany.Williamsstartedoutmeasuringtheairinasoccerstadium.Hewantedtoseeifthefans’exhaled(呼出的)breathsmightaffectlevelsofgreenhousegasesintheair.Carbondioxide,whichpeoplebreatheout，isoneexample.Andhefoundtheanswerwasnoatleastonasmallscale.Buthenoticedlevelsofcarbondioxideshiftedwildlywheneverthecrowdcheered.Thatgothimwondering：Couldthegasespeopleexhalebeinfluencedbyemotions?SoWilliamswenttothemovies.Heandhiscoworkersmeasuredairsamplescollectedoversixweeksintwomovietheaters.Overall,9,500moviegoerswatched16filmsincludingamixofcomedy，romance，actionandhorrorfilms.Thentheylookedforhundredsofchemicalsintheairthatshowedupaspeoplewerewatchingparticularmoviescenes.Scenesthathadpeoplelaughingoron_the_edge_of_their_seatswereespeciallyunique，theresearchersreported.DuringscreeningsofTheHungerGames：CatchingFire，levelsofcarbondioxideandisoprene(异戊二烯)werethehighestattwoterrifyingmoments.Becauseisoprenewasinvolvedinmusclemovement，theresearchersthoughttensemoviemomentslikelyledtoitshighestlevel.Williamsandhiscolleaguesthoughtanincreaseintheamountofcarbondioxidewasduetotheviewers’increasedpulseandbreathingrates.Scientistsneedmoredatatomakestrongerlinksbetweenhumanemotionsandwhat’sintheirbreath.ButWilliamscanseepossiblepracticaluses.Companies，forinstance,couldquicklymeasuretheairduringteststoseehowpeoplefeelaboutnewproducts.1．WhatdidJonathanWilliamsfindinthestudyconductedinasoccerstadium?A．Emotion...
