Globalwarming单元测试新人教版高中英语选修6unit4文档格式.docx

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A.It’sB.That’sC.ThisisD.Its

3.—Whoseexercisebookisthat?

—______hers.

A.ThatisB.ThisisC.It’sD.Its

4.______won’ttakelongtogettoShanghaibyair.

A.ThatB.HeC.ItD.This

5.______beingSunday,thelibrarywasclosed.

A.WhatB.ItC.ThatD.This

第二节根据汉语完成下列句子，每空一词（20分）

1.我没有钢笔，我想借一支。

Ihaven’tgotanypens,and______________________________.

2.我有一支钢笔，我可以把它借给你。

Ihaveapen,andIcan________________________.

3.他们说他已离开了小镇，但我不相信。

Theysayhehasleftthetown,butI__________________.

4.昨天我们看到了一颗大树，足有20米高。

Yesterdaywesawabigtree.____________fullytwentymetreshigh.

5.这个婴儿哭个不停，因为它饿了。

Thebabycriedbecause__________________.

6.尽管我们看不到，但我们周围到处是空气。

Althoughwe__________________,thereisairallaroundus.

7.他们住在繁华地段，肯定非常吵闹。

Theyliveonabusymainroad.______________________________.

8.你可以指望他及时出现。

Youmay________________________hewillturnupintime.

9.实验室的灯还亮着，肯定是三年级的学生在做试验。

Thelightisstilloninthelab.______mustbethethird-yearstudentsdoingexperiments.

10.——彼得，有人在敲门。

——肯定是史密斯先生。

—Someoneisknockingatthedoor,Peter.

—______________________________.

第三部分课本要点（满分15分）

1.Thefoodwascoldandtheguestsquarrelled—thewholedinnerwasa（n）______.

A.accidentB.incident

C.matterD.catastrophe

2.There______quantitiesofapplesinthebasketandtherewas______milkinthebucket.

A.were;

anumberofB.was;

quantitiesof

C.was;

agoodmanyD.were;

aquantityof

3.______youpromisetocometohelpme,Idon’tmindwhattimetomorrowyouarriveatmyplace.

A.SolongasB.Soasto

C.AsgoodasD.Aswellas

4.Therecanbenodoubtthatthe______wereassociated.

A.phenomenonB.phenomena

C.phenomenonsD.phenomenas

5.Moreandmoreacademicbooksaregeneratedelectronicallyand______manystudentsareusingcomputerstostudy.

A.inconsequenceB.asconsequence

C.toconsequenceD.onconsequence

6.Theperiodfrom1980to1990sawa（n）______increaseinthenumberofcarsinAustralia.

A.steadyB.illegal

C.unfitD.embarrassing

7.______theteacherisshowingthevideo,studentshaveto______thevideotomatchwhattheyhaveheard.

A.As;

mindB.While;

glance

C.As;

observeD.While;

watch

8.Manyhairproblems______whatyoueat.

A.resultinB.resultfrom

C.makeofD.makefrom

9.Youhavemadeafewmistakesbut______youhavedonewell.

A.onthewholeB.onawhole

C.inthewholeD.inawhole

10.Shewon’tleavetheTVset______supper’sonthetable.

A.asifB.evenif

C.nowthatD.asthough

11.Iwillstop______ifyou______interruptingme.

A.speaking;

keepupwith

B.tospeak;

keepup

C.speaking;

keepon

D.tospeak;

keepon

12.—Howdidit______?

—Ilostconsciousnessanddidn’tknowanythingatall.

A.comeaboutB.comeout

C.comeoverD.comedown

13.Ifound______veryeasytolearntherulesinmylife.

A.itB.thatC.whatD.it’ｓ

14.Whatisthe______rainfallforJuly?

A.averageB.usual

C.normalD.common

15.______MichaelJackson,oneofthemostoutstandingpopstarsintheworld,diedthismorning.

A.Itisbelievedwhat

B.It’sreportedthat

C.Peoplethoughtthat

D.Theyarereportedthat

第四部分综合能力训练（满分75分）

第一节完形填空（20分）

Onceuponatimeafamilyofcrowslivedinahugebanyantree（榕树）.TherewasaFatherCrow,aMotherCrow,andmanybabycrows.Onedayahugesnakecametoliveintheholeatthe1ofthetree.Thecrowswere2aboutthis,butcoulddonothing.

SoonMotherCrow3afewmoreeggsandsomemorebabycrowswereborn.Whenthecrowsflewoutinsearchof4,thesnakeatethebabies.FatherCrowthoughtofaskinga5oldfoxforhelp.Theoldfox6abrilliantplan.Hetoldthemtogototheriverbankthenextmorningwheretheladiesofthe7familywouldbebathing.Theirclothesandvaluableswouldbekeptontheriverbank8theservantswouldbewatchingoverthemfromadistance.Thefoxaskedthecrowsto9anecklaceandmakealoud10whileflyingaway.Thiswouldmaketheservants11themtothetreewherethecrowswould12thenecklaceintothesnake’shole.

Sothenextmorningwhenthecrows13totheriverbank,MotherCrowpickedupapearlnecklaceandflewoffasFatherCrowcawed（呱呱叫）loudlytoattracttheservants’14.TheservantsranafterMotherCrowand15thebanyantreewheretheysawshedropthe16intothesnake’shole.Astheservantswere17totakethenecklaceout,thesnakecameoutoftheholeand

18them.Theservantsbeatthesnaketo19.Andsothecrowslived20everafterinthebanyantree.

1.A.leafB.topC.bottomD.branch

2.A.happyB.unhappyC.curiousD.particular

3.A.hatchedB.ateC.placedD.put

4.A.pleasureB.foodC.babiesD.business

5.A.strongB.bigC.wiseD.beautiful

6.A.cameupwithB.cameupC.putupwithD.putup

7.A.poorB.royalC.familiarD.similar

8.A.althoughB.ifC.unlessD.while

9.A.pickupB.lookupC.lookoutD.pickout

10.A.soundB.voiceC.noiseD.clap

11.A.chooseB.chaseC.beatD.charge

12.A.fallB.landC.diveD.drop

13.A.flewB.ranC.rushedD.jumped

14.A.attemptB.appreciationC.attentionD.organization

15.A.arrivedB.reachedC.gotD.returned

16.A.pearlB.clothesC.shoesD.necklace

17.A.tryingB.managingC.movingD.pretending

18.A.attractedB.defeatedC.attackedD.struggled

19.A.failureB.deathC.promiseD.movement

20.A.sadlyB.fortunatelyC.directlyD.happily

第二节阅读理解（20分）

A

TheEarthwantsyourvote.Andthewayyoucastitisbyusingyourlightswitch.OnSaturday,March28,from8:

30pmto9:

30pm,kidsandadultsaroundtheworldobservedEarthHourwithonehourofdarkness.Byturningofftheirlights,theywerevotingfortheplanet.

TheWorldWildlifeFund（WWF）beganEarthHourinSydney,Australia,in2007asawaytoraiseawarenessaboutglobalwarming.Byturningofftheirlightsforonehour,Sydneysidersconservedenergyandshowedthattheysupportactionagainstglobalwarming.

AtfirsttheeventwasheldonlyinSydney.Butinterestspreadaroundtheworld,andin2008,between50millionand100millionpeopleacrosstheplanetobservedEarthHour.Thisyear,theWWFhopedthat1billionpeoplewouldturnofftheirlightsforEarthHour.

TheWWFhasannouncedthat1,189citiesin80countrieshavealreadycommittedtoobservingEarthHour.OneofthesecitiesisParis,theCityofLights,whichwillturnoffthelightsontheEiffelTower.AnotherisEgypt’sGiza,wherethelightswillbeswitchedoffattheSphinxandGreatPyramids.

ChinaandIndia,twooftheworld’sfastestdevelopingnations,havealsopromisedtoparticipateinEarthHour2009.IfyouwanttoparticipateinEarthHour,allyouhavetodoisturnyourlightsoffbetween8:

30—9:

30pmonSaturday.ButtherearealsocommunityeventshappeningforEarthHourincitiesacrosstheUnitedStatesofAmerica.

1.Peoplearoundtheworldplantosupporttheplanetby______.

A.cuttingtheirworkonehourshort

B.foundingtheWorldWildlifeFund

C.passingavoteataninternationalconference

D.switchingoffthelightsforEarthHour

2.EarthHourisaway______.

A.tobringallthecitizensoftheworldtogether

B.fortheworldtosendaclearmessagethattheywantactionsonclimatechange

C.fortheworldtorealizetheimportanceofelectricity

D.forhumanstosolvetheenergycrisis

3.HowmanycontinentshavebeenspecificallymentionedinthepassagetoobserveEarthHour?

A.4.B.5.C.6.D.7.

4.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.In2009,1,189citiesin80countriesannouncedtheywouldobserveEarthHourwithonehourofdarkness.

B.About1billionpeoplearoundtheworldhaveobserveditsinceEarthHourstarted.

C.AlloverChinaturnedofflightsforEarthHour.

D.Turningoffthelightsistheonlyactivityto

observeEarthHourincitiesacrosstheworld.

B

Thefateofpolarbearscouldbeevenworsethanestimated（估计）,becauseseaiceintheArcticmightbemeltingfaster,thegeologicalsurveysaidinareportaimedatdeterminingwhetherthebigwhitebearshouldbelistedasathreatenedspecies.

“Thereisadefinitelinkbetweenchangesinseaiceandthefateofpolarbears,”saidSteveAmstrup,wholedtheresearchteam.Arcticseaiceisalreadyatanall-timelowthisyearandisexpectedtodecreasefartherthismonth,accordingtotheUSNationalSnowandIceDataCentre.Thatmeansthatpolarbears—some16,000ofthem—willdisappearby2050frompartsoftheArcticwhereseaiceismeltingmostrapidly,alongthenorthcoastsofAlaskaandRussia,researcherssaid.Otherpolarbearpopulationscouldsurvivebeyondthatdatebutmanyofthosecouldbegoneby2100,Amstrupsaid.Bythecentury’send,theonlypolarbearsleftmightliveintheCanadianArcticislandsandalongthewestcoastofGreenland.

“Changesinfutureseaiceconditionswillresu