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25.What doesthednhandtoouhParagrapprobablymeanA.Having quick meals with hands and mouth.B.Spending too much spare time hanging out.C.Performing some popular songs to cats.D.Hardly making enough money to feed himself.26.What do we know about Bob and Bowen from the passage?A.Bob made Bowen's life more positive.B.Bowen didn't let go of Bob at first.C.Bob brought his past trouble to Bowen.D.Bowen had many scars because of Bob27.What is the text probably from?A.A news report.B.A book review.C.An essay on life.D.A folk story.COn Nov.,00,NASA flight engineer Kate Rubins pulled out 2 radish ()plantsgrown in the space station's Advanced Plant Habitat,wrapping them in foil for od storagetithey can make the voyage back to Earth next year.Back on the ground,scientists at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida are growing radishesin a control group.The researchers will compare the space-grown radishes to the vegetablesgrown on Earth,checking on how space produce measures up on providing the minerals andnutrients astronauts(字航员)need as they prepare for longer trips.,With their short growing time,radishes present potential advantages as a food source forfuture astronauts carrying out deep space missions in years to come.The radishes grow quickly,and they can be harvested in 27 days.The root vegetables also don't require much care frompeople.Astronauts have grown 15 different types of plants on the station,which include eightdifferent types of leafy greens.And NASA has already tested more than 100 crops on Earth,identifying which plants to try out next in space."Growing a range of crops helps us determinewhich plants grow better in microgravity and offer the best variety and nutritional balance forastronauts on long-time missions,"Dufour said.Getting space agriculture right matters because the nutrients in the prepackaged food thatastronauts currently eat in space degrade ()over a period of time,NASA said.Gettinghumans to Mars and back safely over a two-or-three-year mission requires growing food alongthe way.That not only gives astronauts more of a supply of fresh nutrients on the voyage,it alsoserves an emotional need as they tend to crops that are both a figurative (and literaltaste of home.28.Why do astronauts choose to plant radishes in the space station?A.Radishes don't need too much attention.B.Radishes can be stored in cold conditions.C.Radishes can supply enough nutrients alone.高一英语试卷第5页共10页