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閱讀理解 　　Every night the stars seem to move slowly round the sky in a great circle(圓周)．But one star is dif-ferent from others．It looks as if it never moved．To us, it is always in exactly the same place all thetime．It is called the Pole Star(北極星)．It is not a very bright star, but it is very important．Sailors use the Pole Star to find out where they are moving to． 　　The amazing(令人驚奇的)thing is that the stars are all so far away．If you travelled in the space-ship for a hundred years you would still not reach the nearest star! 　　A star is really a great ball of burning gas(燃燒的氣體)，like the sun．Some stars are much bigger than the sun, But they are all so far away from us that they just look like dots(圓點(diǎn))of light． 　　On the clearest night you can count about 2 000 stars．This may seem a lot, but with a telescope you can see many more．The better the telescope, the more stars you can see．Scientists tell us there are millions and millions of stars．No one know exactly how many there are． 根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案． (1) The stars ________． [　　] A． are not moving all the time B． seem to move slowly C． are moving slowly round the earth (2) A star is ________． [　　] A． a planet like the earth B． a ball of burning gas like the sun C． something called a“constellation(星座)” (3) The stars we see look like dots of light because ________． [　　] A． they are not very big B． there are lots of light on stars C． they are very far away (4) How many stars are there? [　　] A． Less than 2 000． B． No one knows exactly． C． Exactly 1 000 million． (5) The word“telescope”means ________． [　　] A． 放大鏡 B． 望遠(yuǎn)鏡 C． 顯微鏡

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答案：1．B;2．B;3．C;4．B;5．B;