B 

           The latest technology inventions in 3D printing are rapidly changing how things are being made. 

           At the International Manufacturing (制造業(yè)) Technology Show in Chicago,a little-known car maker became popular by manufacturing a car at the show.

           It was a fully functional car that was 3D printed in 44 hours and assembled(裝配) in two days. The car is called a “Strati”,Italian for layers,so named by its designer Michele Anoe because the entire structure of the car is made from different layers of materials.

            The average car has more than 20,000 parts but this latest technology reduces the number of parts to 40. uThe goal here is to get the number of parts down and to drop the tooling costs to almost zero,” said John   B. Rogers Jr.? chief manager of Local Motors. “Cars are ridiculously complex,” he added,referring to the thousands of bits and pieces that are sourced,assembled and connected to make a vehicle.

             This technology can use a variety of materials to manufacture anything in complicated detail. Imagine if you could order a new car online according to your needs and pick it up of have it delivered to you the next day at a small part of the cost of buying one from a shop? What if you could make small parts at a lower cost rather than buying them from a parts supplier? What a great change would that be for the industry? It's already happening.

              One of the challenges with collecting antique (古老的) cars is replacing parts. You can't buy them because they're not in use and it's difficult to find the parts that fit. But now people can use 3D printing technology to make parts for their cars.

               John B. Rogers Jr. believes that in the near future a car will be made in just 60 minutes. The company is already organizing a worldwide network of “Microfactories” where you can order and pick up your personalized car.

25. What impressed people deeply at the show?

   A. A car maker.

   B. A 3D-printed car.

   C. The variety of cars.

   D. Technology inventions.

26. What do we know about the “Strati” car?

   A. It's a model car.

   B. It was made in Italy.

   C. It has over 2 ,000 parts.

   D. It was made within four days.

27. The questions in Paragraph 5 are raised to.

   A. analyse the latest technology

   B. challenge traditional car makers

   C. explain how the change happened

   D. show the advantage of the technology

28. What is John B. Rogers Jr's attitude towards the technology?

   A. Positive.  B. Doubtful.

   C. Surprised. D. Disappointed.

25. B 26. D 27. D 28. A

B篇(現(xiàn)代技術(shù))

本文是說明文。3D打印汽車的亮相改變了人們對(duì)傳統(tǒng)汽車制造業(yè)的認(rèn)識(shí),將來人們能真接從網(wǎng)上訂購(gòu)滿足個(gè)性化需求的汽車。

25. B. 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。由第一段中的3D printing are rapidly changing how things are being made和第二段中的a little-known car maker became popular by manufacturing a car at the show 可知,在本次展覽會(huì)上最使人印象深刻的是一輛3D打印汽車。

26. D. 細(xì)節(jié)理解題。由第三段中的It was a fully -functional car that was 3D printed in 44 hours and assembled in two days. The car is called a “Strati”可知,這輛被稱作Strati的汽車是一臺(tái)真正的運(yùn)轉(zhuǎn)正常的汽車,在四天之內(nèi)就完成了打印和裝配。

27. D. 寫作手法題。由第五段中的第一句可知,本段提出的這幾個(gè)問題都是為了 說明用3D技術(shù)打印汽車的優(yōu)勢(shì)。

28. A. 推理判斷題。由最后一段中的John B. Rogers Jr. believes that in the near future a. car will be made in just 60 minutes 及 organizing a worldwide network of “Microfactories” 可知,John B. Rogers Jr.對(duì)于這一技術(shù)的前景很有信心,故選A項(xiàng)。

題目來源:2016年英語周報(bào)高二新課標(biāo) > 第49期 2015-2016學(xué)年高二課標(biāo)

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