六级阅读Speed Reading实战练习4Word文档下载推荐.docx
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TheseninemajorplanetsinorderfromthecenterareMercury,Venus,Earth,Mars,Jupiter,Saturn,Uranus,Neptune,andPluto.
MercuryistheplanetnearesttotheSun.AsitorbitstheSun,itdoesnotrotate,keepingthesamefaceoftheplanettowardtheSunatalltimes.Thismeansthatonesideoftheplanethasacontinualburningdayof900°
F,andtheothersideacontinualnightandadeadlycoldof450°
Fbelowzero.MercuryisthefastesttravelingofthenineplanetsmakingonefullorbitaroundtheSuninonlyeightdays.Lifeonmercurywouldbeimpossible.Ifyoucouldlivewherethenightmeetsthedayandsurvivetheextremeconditions,youwouldneeddarkgogglestoprotectyoueyesfromtheextremelight.Mercuryhaslittleornoatmospheretodiffusethesunlight.Youwouldalsoweighconsiderablelessduetothelackofgravity.Apersonweighting100poundsonEarthwouldweigh27poundsonMercury.
LookingintothenightskyyouwillnoticeVenus,thebrighteststarinthesky,andthesecondplanetfromtheSun.VenuscanonlybeseenatcertaintimesofthedayeitheratdawnoratSunset.Inphysicalcharacteristics,Venusismostlikeearthwithadiameterofseventhousandsixhundredmiles,andgravitythesameasearth.Itislocatedadistanceofsixty-sevenmillionmilesfromtheSunandmakesonecompleteorbitaroundtheSunintwohundredtwentyfivedays.AsingledayonVenuscanlastuptotwohundredandtwentyfiveearthdaysduetoitsslowrotation.Theatmosphereappearstoconsistofmostlynitrogenandcarbondioxide.Thisisduetothelackoflifeontheplanet.
ThebesttimetoviewVenuscomeseveryonehundredandtwentyyearsasitpassesbetweentheEarthandtheSun.ThelasttimetobestviewitwasonJune7,2004.
Earth,thethirdplanetformtheSunisourhomeplanet.Earthistheonlyplanetinoursolarsystemknowntosustainlife.Underthelayerofatmospherethatsurroundstheplanetweareabletoprovideallthenecessarycomponentstomakelifesustainable.Earthisthefifthlargesplanetinthesolarsystem.ItsdiameterisjustafewhundredkilometerslargerthanVenus.Earthrotatesonitsaxisonecompleterevolutioninatwenty-fourhourperiodandorbitstheSuninthreehundredandsixtyfivedays.
MarsisthefourthplanetfromtheSunandistheclosestneighbortoearth.EveryseventeenyearsMarsreachesitsclosestpointtoearthinitsorbitaroundtheSunatthirty-fivemillionmiles.
Marsisasmallplanetthathasaredglow.ItmakesonecompleteorbitaroundtheSuninsixhundredandeightysevendays.OxygenandwatervaporhavebeendetectedintheatmosphereofMars,andayellowishfogandcloudsmovearoundtheplanetindicatingthattheplanethasdifferenttypesofweatherandseasonsliketheearth.AsingledayonMarsisverymuchlikeadayonearthlastingtwenty-fourhoursandthirty-sevenminutes,however,ayearonMarsistwiceaslongasoneyearonearth.
JupiterthefifthplanetfromtheSungetsitsnamefromtheFatheroftheGreekGods.Jupiter,whichorbitsfourhundredeighty-threemillionmilesfromtheSun,isthebiggestofalltheplanetsinoursolarsystem.Ithasadiameterofeighty-ninethousandmilesandavolumeofthirteentimesthatofearth.JupiterorbitstheSuneverytwelveyears.Itsatmosphereisthousandsofmilesthickandismadeupofmainlyhydrogen.Thesurfacetemperatureisabout-205°
F.TherearenoseasonsonJupiter,butithasfloatingcloudsofammoniaandmethanegas.
JupiterhasabrightreddistinctivespotthatismorethantwiceaswideasEarth.ThismarkhasastronomerspuzzledbecausethereisnoreasonforthebrightspotduetothefactthatitdoesnotreceivemuchSunlight.ThisspotenablesustoseethatJupiterhasaveryfastrotation.Onerotationiscompletedeverytenhours.Theforcesplacedontheplanetduetothisquickrotationcausethecloudsattheequatortobulgelikeatire,butduetothegravitationalforcesoftheplanetkeepthecloudsfrombeingcastintospace.
Saturn,eventhoughitisthesixthplanetformtheSun,itshinessobrightlybecauseofitssize.Itsdiameterisseventy-onethousandfivehundredmiles.Theplanetitselfisgoldenincolorandisthebrightestyellowstarinthenightsky.
Saturnmakesonecompleterevolutiononitsaxiseverytenhoursandtakestwenty-nineandonehalfdaystocompleteoneorbitaroundtheSun.ThegravitationalpullofthisplanetismostlikethatofJupiter.Ithasavolumethatiseighthundredtimesthatofearth,buthasavolumethatisonehundredtimeslighterthanearth.
Saturnhastworingsthatsurroundtheplanet,butnevertouchit.Theyarelocatedoutsidetheatmosphereandabovetheequator.Theseringsareonlyabouttenmilesthick,whichmakesthemtransparent,onlybeingseenwiththeuseofatelescope.Theringclosesttotheplanetisaboutseventhousandmilesandverythin.Ablackbandseparatestheinnerringfromtheouterring,whichiswiderandbrighter.Itisbelievedthattheringsaremadeupofcrystalsoficeordustparticles.
UranusistheseventhplanetformtheSun.ThenameUranuscomesfromGreekmythology.Uranuswasthe¨
GodoftheHeavens.〃
UranusissituatedonethousandsevenhundredandeightytwomilesformtheSunandcompletesoneorbitaroundtheSuneveryeighty-fouryears.Thesizeofthisplanetisfourtimesthatofearth,buthasthesameforceofgravityonthesurfaceasearth.Therearefivemoonsthatorbitthisplanet.ThelargestoneisTitania.
Neptune,theeighthplanetfromtheSun,isinvisibletothenakedeye.Itislocatedsometwothousandsevenhundredandninety-threemillionmilesformtheSun.AsingleorbitaroundtheSuntakesonehundredandsixty-fiveyeastocomplete.Thisplanetonlyreceivesonenine-hundredthoftheheatandSunlightastheearth.
PlutowastheninthplanetfromtheSun.ThenamePlutocomesfromtheRomanGodwhowastheruleroftheunderworld.OnThursday,August24,2006,however,theInternationalAstronomicalUnion(IAU)metinPraguevotedfinalizingtheguidelinesofplanetaryclassification,thusreorganizingPlutointoanewcategoryof"
dwarfplanet"
.
PlutoislocatedthreethousandsixhundredandseventymillionmilesformtheSun.ItorbitstheSunintotaldarkness,andisaboutthesamesizeasMarsandhasadiametertwothirdsthatofEarth'
smoon.DuetothedistanceandsizeofPluto,itcanonlybeseenwiththeuseofatwenty-inchtelescope.
PlutodisqualifiedduetoitseccentricorbitthatcrosseswithNeptune.Inadditiontothefactthatitisdisproportionatelysmallerthananyofitsformercounterpartsinthesolarsystem,itdoesnotqualifyasaplanet.Otherwise,wemightaswellqualifyPluto'
smoon,Charonasaplanet,thusmakingPlutoandCharonabinaryplanetsystem.
1.Ifwearetotravelfromoneendofthegalaxycircletotheotheratthespeedoflight,itwouldtakeusfiftythousandlightyears.
2.TherecannotpossiblybeanyformofwaterinMercury.
3.Venusissharingwiththeearthsimilardiameter,similargravityandsimilarrotation.
4.ThespeedwithwhichMarstravelsroundtheSunistwiceasfastasthatoftheearth.
5.Jupiterhasanatmosphere,which,unlikethatofearth,containsforthemostpart_____________.
6.DespitethequickrotationofJupiter,itscloudsarestillclingingtotheplanetwiththehelpof__________________.
7.betweentheinnerringandtheouterringofSaturnthereisa___________________.
8.Comparedwiththatoftheearth,thegravityforceonthesurfaceofUranusis_____________.
9.AccordingtotheInternationalAstronomicalUnion,Plutoisnolongerseenasaplanet;
instead,itshouldbetermedas________________.
10.Itseccentricorbitandits_____________disqualifiedPlutoasaplanet.
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Word是学生和职场人士最常用的一款办公软件之一,99.99%的人知道它,但其实,这个软件背后,还有一大批隐藏技能你不知道。
掌握他们,你将开启新世界的大门。
Tab+Enter,在编过号以后,会自动编号段落
Ctrl+D调出字体栏,配合Tab+Enter全键盘操作吧
Ctrl+L左对齐,Ctrl+R右对齐,Ctrl+E居中
Ctrl+F查找,Ctrl+H替换。
然后关于替换,里面又大有学问!
有时候Word文档中有许多多余的空行需要删除,这个时候我们可以完全可以用“查找替换”来轻松解决。
打开“编辑”菜单中的“替换”对话框,把光标定位在“查找内容”输入框中,单击“高级”按钮,选择“特殊字符”中的“段落标记”两次,在输入框中会显示“^P^P”,然后在“替换为”输入框中用上面的方法插入一个“段落标记”(一个“^P”),再按下“全部替换”按钮。
这样多余的空行就会被删除。
Ctrl+Z是撤销,那还原呢?
就是Ctrl+Y,撤销上一步撤销!
比如我输入abc,按一下F4,就会自动再输入一遍abc
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