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答案： 201在职英语专业教育硕士----英语II 复习材料9 Section I Use of English 1 In the thirty years since those first small steps for man on the moon, science has made some giant leaps in understanding Earths only仅有的 satellite. During Apollos six ( 1 ) from 1969 to 1972, for instance, nobody knew whether water ice existed on the moon—a fact that now seems fairly certain, thanks to NASAs（美国国家航空航天局National Aeronautics and Space Administration）Lunar Prospector勘探者mission. ( 2 ) in January 1998, its analyzing the moon from a polar南北极的orbit极轨道through this month. As ( 3 ) as 1961, scientists theorized that icy comets彗星 deposited放下沉淀water after crashing into the moon. Some of that water ice ( 4 ) to remain in south pole craters环形山，陨石坑. But ( 5 ) landed near the more accessible equator赤道，中纬线. The Apollo (rock) samples were bone dry干透了的 ( 6 ), much drier than bones, says Lunar Prospectors program manager. In 1994, the militarys Clementine克莱门泰orbiter轨道飞行器 suggested that water ice might be present at the south ( 7 ). But last year, Lunar Prospector detected hydrogen氢ions离子, a component of water, at both poles. ( 8 ) still not definitive决定的最后的, this is the strongest evidence yet for the presence of water. Clearly, water is important for future ( 9 ) activities because we need it, explains Binder. “Second, water is oxygen and hydrogen, ( 10 ) is the best fuel we know of. This is important because the cost of manned exploration would be greatly ( 11 ). While finding water may fire激起点燃 the imagination ( 12 ) future human explorers, many scientists are more ( 13 ) in data addressing演说说出 the moons origins 起源and nature. Using reflectors照相机反射器反光镜( 14 ) by astronauts on the lunar surface, for instance, scientists have ( 15 ) measured the moons orbital ( 16 ). The once-mysterious ( 17 ) side is now better known. ( 18 ) its five science instruments, prospector has surveyed全面考察 the entire sphere球体，范围 ( 19 ) the first time. It has traced跟踪查出 gravitational重力.万有引力的variations and explored rock that w