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Unit4单元达标检测学年人教新课标必修五

单元达标检测

(满分:

120分;时间:

100分钟)

第一部分 阅读理解(共两节,满分35分)

第一节(共10小题;每小题2.5分,满分25分)

阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。

A

Herearesomeofthemostinfluentialprintjournalistsinhistory.

JohnPeterZenger

ThismanpublishedTheNewYorkWeeklyJournalinthe1700s.HewrotehonestlyabouttheBritishgovernment,andin1734hewasarrested(逮捕).Hewasfoundnotguilty,sincewhathewrotewasbasedonthetruth.HiscasehelpedinfluencetheAmericanRevolution.

BenjaminFranklin

WeknowthatBenjaminFranklinhadalotofinterests.Butmanypeopledon'trealizethattheinventorandFoundingFatherwasalsoajournalist.HisThePennsylvaniaGazettebeganin1729,andFranklinusedittohelpgethisideasoutandinfluencethepublicleadinguptotheAmericanRevolution.

WilliamRandolphHearst

Hearstwaswellknownasoneofthebiggestpublishersandjournalistsofhistime.HestartedwithTheSanFranciscoExaminer,andwentfromthere.Hearstwasoneofthestartersof“yellowjournalism”,whichstartedanewfieldofjournalismthatusedeye-catchingheadlinestodrawtheattentionofreaders.

HelenThomas

Thiswomanwasthefirstladyofprintjournalism.HelenThomashasbeenaWhiteHousereportersince1961.Shewasknownforherbold(大胆的)questions,andforherabilitytogettotheheartofthematter.ThomasgainednewinfluenceandfamewhenGeorgeW.BushwasPresidentforhersharpquestionsandcomments.

1.WhywasJohnPeterZengernotguilty?

A.Hedidn'tlieatall.

B.Thepolicegotthewrongguy.

C.HetookpartintheAmericanRevolution.

D.Hisachievementsweregreaterthanhisfault.

2.WhichroleofFranklinmaysurpriseyoumost?

                  

A.Afather.B.Aleader.

C.Aninventor.D.Ajournalist.

3.What'sthebiggestfeatureof“yellowjournalism”?

A.ItwascreatedbyHearst.

B.Itsnewspaperswereinyellow.

C.Itusedlittletrickstoattractreaders.

D.ItcamefromTheSanFranciscoExaminer.

B

I'dbeenaskedtogotoaneditor'sofficewiththeoldprogram“Wehaveastorywethinkyou'dbeperfectfor.”Herewasthetopic:

Wewantyoutowriteabouthowmiddle-agedmenhavenofriends.Seeingthat,Icouldn'thelpthinking,“Excuseme?

Ihaveplentyoffriends.”Thentheeditortoldmetherewereallsortsofevidenceouttheretoshowhowmen,astheyage,lettheirclosefriendshipsgo,andthatthefactcancauseallsortsofproblemsandhaveaterribleimpactontheirhealth.

AsIwalkedbacktomydeskinthenewsroom—adistanceofmaybe100yards—Iquicklytookstockofmyfriendlist.Firstofall,therewasmyfriendMark.Wait,howoftendoweactuallyhangout?

Maybefourorfivetimesayear?

Andthentherewasanotherbestfriendfromhighschool,Rory,and...IactuallycouldnotrememberthelasttimeI'dseenhim.

Therewereallthoseothergoodfriendswhoseemedasiftheywerestillinmylifebecausewefollowedoneanotherviasocialmedia,butasIrandownthelistofthoseIconsideredreal,true,lifelongfriends,IrealizedthatithadbeenyearssinceIsawmanyofthem,evendecadesforafew.

BythetimeIgotbacktomydesk,IrealizedthatIwasindeedperfectforthisstory,notbecauseIwasunusualinanyway,butbecausemystorywasvery,verytypical.AndasIlookedintowhatthatmeant,Irealizedthatinthelongterm,Iwasheadingdownapaththatwasvery,verydangerous.AndIknewIneededachange.

4.Seeingthetopic,theauthor   . 

A.showedaninterestinit

B.feltsurprisedandskeptical

C.knewtheeditorwasjoking

D.thoughtitwasperfectforhim

5.Whatdidtheauthorrealizewhenwalkingbacktothenewsroom?

A.Hehadlostsomebestfriends.

B.Hewasn'tpopularwithothers.

C.Hehadclosefriendsinhislife.

D.Hehadn'tmadeanytruefriends.

6.Howdidtheauthormaintainhisfriendship?

A.Byletter.

B.BytheInternet.

C.Byphoningeachother.

D.Byhavingget-togetherswithhisfriendsregularly.

7.Whatdoweknowfromthelastparagraph?

A.Theauthorwasagoodwriter.

B.Theauthorlikedmakingnewfriends.

C.Othershadmorefriendsthantheauthor.

D.Theauthorwouldattachimportancetofriendship.

C

ThetraditionalnewsmediainAmericahasbeenhavingaroughtimeinthelastfewyears.Accordingtoarecentsurvey,moreAmericanshaveanegative(43%)thanapositive(33%)viewofthenewsmedia,andarefindingithardertobewellinformedbecauseitisgettinghardertodeterminewhichnewsisaccurate.

Theproblemispreference.Whileideallythemediashouldbeobjectiveandholdpowertoaccount,inrealityweknowthatmostnewsoutletsbelongtoacertainpartyandhavetheirownagendatoadvance.Whetherstate-ownedorrunbysomeshadytax-avoidingbillionaires,getting“themasses”toviewtheworldfromacertainperspectivehasalwaysbeenthepricelesspowertowield.

Sowhyistrustinthemediasolow?

Well,accordingtothesamesurvey,8outof10Americansbelievethatthenewsmediaiscriticaltotheirdemocracy.Thegapbetweenthesenobleexpectationsofthehonest,objectivemediaandtheperformancethattheyactuallydeliverislarge.Timeswhenthemaskslipsandexamplesofmediamanipulation(操纵)areexposedarehugelydamagingtotrust,andpeoplenaturallyturntosocialmediaforothers,eveneasier-to-manipulatesources.Thusweareinthecurrentstateinwhichwefindourselvesconfusedandmistrustful.

Peoplehavebeenpostingexamplesofhowthemediacanusedifferenttechniquesofdeception,totrickyouintoseeingexactlywhattheywantedyoutosee.Asyouwilldiscover,theperspectiveisreallyeverything!

Itwillgotoshowthatahealthydoseofskepticismgoesalongway,andgettingyournewsfromawiderangeofdifferentsourcesisyourbestbetforamoreroundedviewoftheworldwelivein.Socialmediaisgoodinthatrespect,butbadintermsofregulation,trollingpeopleandshoutinghorriblethingsateachother.Thegoodoldtraditionalnewsmediaisreallyneededasaforumforreasonabledebatesandexpertopinions,buttheyhavegottostopwiththemanipulationalready!

8.WhatdoesPara.2wanttoconvey?

A.Peoplehaveprejudiceagainstthemedia.

B.Themediacantakecontroloftheparty.

C.Themediahasactedasatooltomaskthetruth.

D.Themediahasthepricelesspower.

9.What'sthestructureofthepassage?

A.①→②③→④B.①→②③④

C.①②③→④D.①②→③→④

10.What'sthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Where'strustinthemedia

B.Whypeople'strustinthemediafalls

C.Howpeopletreattrustinthemedia

D.What'strustinthemedia

第二节(共5小题;每小题2分,满分10分)

根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

Whetheryouareanewblogger,oronewhohasbeenbloggingforawhile,youareprobablywonderinghowtomakethebestofyourblog. 11 Bydoingso,youcangetyourblogknown,promoteaproductandgettheresultsyouareexpecting.Hereareseveralwaystodothis. 

Thefirststepistomakesurethatyourblogisupdatedfrequently. 12 Thismakesahugeeffectonyourblog.Continuepostingaspossibleasyoucan,andthiswillkeepattractingyourreaderstoyourblog. 

 13 Havingyourlookisahugeplusintheblogmarketingworld.YoucanhaveyourownlookbyjustusingHTML,andadjustthecodetosuityourtaste.Youaregoingtoseethatthiswilltrulymakeadifferencetoyourblog.Trytogetathemethatisgoingtomatchthemarketthatyouarepromotinginyourblog.Doingsowillmakeitlookevenmoreprofessional. 

Somethingelsethatwillhelpyouwithyourblogmarketingisexchanginglinkswithauthorityblogsthatareinyoursamemarket. 14 TheauthoritysitesarelistedhighinGoogle'ssearchresults.However,justafewlinksarehardlyeverenoughtogetyourblogknown.Yourwillneedtocontinuetoworkonyourblogandgetmorelinkstoitallofthetime. 15 Intheworldofblogs,mostblogownersarethankfulforalllinks,andarewillingtoreturnthefavor. 

A.Makeyourblogdifferent.

B.Themorethebetterinthiscase.

C.Infact,thekeytothisistoblogeffectively.

D.Meanwhile,beonguardagainstharmfullinks.

E.Postinyourblogregularlyforthebestresults.

F.Anotherimportantthingistomakeyourbloglooknicer.

G.Thisisanothergreatwaytogetthewordoutaboutyourblog.

1.   2.   3.   4.   5.    

第二部分 语言运用(共两节,满分45分)

第一节(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)

阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

WhenIwasjustoutofcollege,ImanagedtogetmydreamjobasatraderinNewYorkCityontheflooroftheAmericanStock(股票)Exchange.

Thoughitwasaproud 16 ,thejobwassimplytoophysically 17 —Imuststandinacrowdeveryday,whichoften 18 meinamindset(心态)thatheldmeback. 

Manhattanisawalkingtownandit'sdifficultto 19 whenyouhaveadisability.Taxisareexpensiveandridingthesubway 20 dozensofsteepstepstogetbelow 21 .Thisleftmeonlyone 22 —thebus. 

Onenight,afterthe 23 formyjob,Iwasachingwithself-pity 24 itstartedtorainonmywalktothebusstop.Ibecamemoreandmore 25 withoutanumbrella,thinkingI'dnever 26 itinthiscityandtellingmyself,“Thiscityisjusttoohard.”and“Maybeitisjustnotpossibleforaguylikeme.” 

Andthen,I 27 themostbeautiful,shortmoment.Acouplecamerollingbyonrollerskates,hand 28 handastheywereskatingwhatseemedlikethetango.Theywereallwetbuttheysawthe 29 asanopportunityandromance. 

Isuddenlybecame 30 forwaitingintherainbecauseIwouldhavemissedthisbeauty 31 ifIhadbeeninataxioronthesubway.This,although 32 ,wasanimportantmomentonmyjourneytodiscoveringthe 33 ofachievinghealthandhappiness.WhenIchangemymindset, 34 foramoment,towhatispossibleandworktogetridoftheself-limitingbeliefsthat 35 mydailyactions,Iwillbeontheroadtoaheal

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