Book5Unit 3 单元测试题 1Word格式文档下载.docx

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JackandJill:

Whendidyoufirstgetinterestedinbecomingavoiceactor?

TaraStrong:

InkindergartenIknewIwantedtobeanactressandlikedsinginganddancinginfrontofmyclass.I’vealwaysbeengoodatvoicesandaccents 

— 

itcomesnaturally.WhenIwentoutformyfirstanimated（动画的）rolein 

HelloKitty,itwasjustanotheraudition（试音）.Ididn’tthinkIwouldalwaysdoanimation.

J&

J:

Isthereacartooncharacteryoumost 

identifywith?

Tara:

Bubblesfrom 

ThePowerpuffGirls.She’sfun,alwayslooksonthebrightside,andisnotafraidtobetough（坚韧的）ifsheneedstobe.

Whatisatypicalworkdayforyouasavoiceactor?

Igotothestudio,reviewascript（剧本）,andrecordinafour-hourtimeblock.Iworkwithotheractorsunderthedirectionofadirectororproducer.Voicesarerecordedbeforetheystarttheanimationprocess,soactorscanbeverycreative.Iworkalmosteveryday.

Ifinterestedinbecomingavoiceactor,howdoyoustart?

Iamaskedthatquestionalot.Itisverychallenging.Takeasmanyactingclassesasyoucan.Themoreactingclassesyoutake,thebetter!

Parentscanhelpfindgoodlocalclassesatastudiowheretheirchildcangetinfrontofthemicrophoneorcamera.Whenyou’reready,makeaprofessionaldemotape（样带）tosendtolocalagentsandthengofromthere.

21.WhatcanwelearnaboutTaraStrong?

A.Shewasbornintoanactingfamily.

B.Shealwaysbehaveschildishly.

C.Shewasveryshywhenyoung.

D.Shehasagiftforlanguages.

22.Theunderlinedphrase“identifywith”canbebestreplacedby_____.

A.like

B.fear 

C.trust 

D.want

23.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribe 

Tara’slifeasavoiceactor?

A.Verylonely. 

B.Ratherbusy.

C.Quiteboring. 

D.Fairlyrelaxing.

24.Tothosewhowanttobeavoiceactor, 

Tara 

suggeststhatit’snecessaryto_____.

A.getonwellwithothers

B.takeenoughactingclasses

C.gettheirparents’permission

D.bebraveenoughtoacceptachallenge

B

Standinginfrontofthe“ChilkootTrailhead”signfor15minutes,Ididn’ttakeonestep.Iwasafraidofbears.That’swhatwaskeepingmefromwalkingthetrailalone.Ihadhikedthroughblack-bearcountrybackhomeinColorado,butnowIwasin 

Alaska,hometothefiercebrowngrizzlybear.

Fortunately,afriendlycouplearrivedandaskedmetotaketheirpicture.Westartedtalkingandsoonwerewalkingthetrailtogether.Iwasrelieved.RonandCarolwerefrom 

Alaska 

andtheytaughtmehowtostaysafeinbearcountry.

IhadfinallystartedmyhikealongthefamousChilkootTrail,wheremorethan115yearsago,thousandsofgoldminershadwalked.IwaswritingabookabouttheKlondikeGoldRush,andIwantedtofollowinthefootstepsoftheminerstoknowwhatitwasreallylike.

Ron,Carol,andIwalkedthroughtheforest.AsIwaslookingaroundatthebeautifulsceneryintheforest,Itripped（绊倒）overabigtreerootandinjuredmyankle（脚踝）.Fortunately,myanklefeltbetterinthemorning,andwefollowedthetrail.Wewenttobedearlythatnightbecausethefollowingdaywouldbethetoughesthikeofall.

Atdawn,westartedhikingupthesteep（陡峭的）,greenvalley.Icyglacierscoveredthemountainsabove.Soonwewereashighasthecloudsandcouldseeonly20feetinfrontofus.Finally,wereachedthetopoftheChilkoot 

Pass 

andsawaCanadianflagmovingintheheavywind.Hourslater,wearrivedatourcampground.

Thefollowingmorning,myanklewasfeelingfine,andmyfearofbearshadmostlydisappeared.Isaidgood-byetoRonandCarolandwalkedaloneforthenexttwodays.Withoutseeinganybearstheentiretrip,Ifinallyarrivedat 

Bennett 

Lake.Irodetheoldtraindowntothetownof 

Skagway 

andcheckedintomyhotel.

Whilerelaxinginmycomfortablebedinthehotel,IthoughtoftheminersfromtheKlondikeGoldRush.Whentheminersreached 

Lake,theyhadtocutdowntrees,buildboats,andtravel500milesdowndangerousriversandlakes.Then,whentheyfinallyreachedthegoldfields,theyhadtostartdigging.

25.Whydidtheauthorstandinfrontofthe“ChilkootTrailhead”signfor15minutes?

A.Becausehefeltnervous.

B.TowaitforRonandCarol.

C.Becausehemetablackbear.

D.Totakephotosofthebeautifulscenery.

26.TheauthorhikedalongtheChilkootTrailto_____.

A.lookforgold

B.search 

forbears

C.enjoythebeautyofnature

D.findinspirationforhiswriting

27.WhencrossingtheChilkootTrail,theauthor_____.

A.hurthimselfbyaccident

B.oncetriedtotakeaboattrip

C.gothelpfromtwolocalminers

D.wasalmostkilledbyabrownbear

28.Whatkindoffeelingdidtheauthormainlyshowinthelastparagraph?

A.Joy.

B.Pity. 

C.Worry.

D.Doubt.

C

Whenyouthinkof 

Hawaii,youmightpicturepeoplesurfingorenjoyingbeautifulscenery.ButHawaiialsohasadangerousattraction 

volcanoes（火山）.

Mostvolcanoesareusuallyquiet.However,inthepastseveralmonths,lava（熔岩）flowfromKilauea,oneoftheworld’smostactivevolcanoes,hasnearedthetownofPahoaontheBigIsland.Thelavahascoveredseveralbuildingsandavastareaofland.Asaresult,someevacuations（疏散）andadjustmentshavebeennecessary. 

Keonepoko 

ElementarySchool 

hadtocloseitsdoorslastOctoberbecauseitwaspredictedtoberightinthepathofthelavaflow.Studentsattheschoolwererelocatedtoanearbyhighschool.

ThelavaflowhasalsoaffectedHawaiiAcademyofArtsandScience（HAAS）inPahoa,whichisinthe 

Big 

Island’sPunadistrict.

“Wehavehadtorentclassroomspaceonthenorthsideoftheflowincasethelavacrossesthehighwayandourmajoraccessrouteiscutoff,”HAASdirectorSteveHirakamiwrotetomeinanemail.“IthashadquiteaneconomiceffectonallofPuna.Manyfamilieshavemoved,andwehaveexperiencedalossofasmanyas100students.”

Predictingwhatwillhappennextisdifficult,saysJanetBabb,ascientistandresearcherattheU.S.GeologicalSurvey.

“Oneofthebiggestchallengesofthecurrentlavaflow,whichbeganonJune27,2014,isthatthelavaflowsinfitsandstarts（断断续续地）,” 

shesays. 

“Itmakesitdifficulttoforecastwhentheflowmightreachacertainpoint,whichisimportantinformationforthepeopleinPahoa.”

Still,peopleofthe 

Island 

arelearninghowtolivewiththefiercesideofMotherNature.AsHirakamiobserves:

“Thevolcanohastaughtmevaluablelessonsinlife.Takeadvantageofthebeautyofwhereyoulivebecausetomorrowitmaychangeforever.Don’twastetimeworryingaboutwhatyoudon’thave.Enjoyeachmoment,andbethankfulforwhatyoudohave.”

29.WhathashappenedtoHAASbecauseofthelavaflow?

A.Thenumberofitsstudentshasdropped.

B.Itsschoolbuildingshavebeendestroyed.

C.Almostalltheclasseshavebeencancelled.

D.Ithasgoteconomicsupportfromthegovernment.

30.Whatcanwelearnaboutthelavaflowfrom 

Kilauea?

A.Itmovesathighspeed.

B.Itrunsfromsouthtonorth.

C.Itwillcometoanendsoon.

D.Ithaslastedforalongtime.

31.WhichofthefollowingdoesHirakamiprobablylearnfromthevolcano?

A.Timewaitsfornoman.

B.It’sneverlatetochange.

C.Treasureallyouhavenow.

D.Tryyourbesttoprotecttheearth.

D

Whentemperaturesarehigh,walkingonhotroadways,parkinglots,andotherpavedsurfacescanreallyburnyourfeet.Allofthatheatcomesfromtheenergyofthesunreactingwiththepavement.Butwhatifwecouldturnthatenergyintoelectricity?

Itmaysoundlikeacrazysciencedream,butanelectricalengineerandhiswifemayhavefoundawaytodojustthat.

ScottBrusawhasdevelopedasix-sidedglasspanel 

（面板）thatcontainssolarcells,whichcanchangesunlightintoelectricity.Thepanelsfittogetherandcanformaflatsurfaceontheground.Brusawandhiswife,Julie,foundedacompanycalledSolarRoadwaystofurtherdeveloptheideaandproducethesenewsolarpanels.Theyplantousetheirinventiontoreplacethepavementon 

U.S. 

roads.

AccordingtotheBrusaws,ifwereplacedallofthenation’sasphalt（沥青）withthesesolarpanels,thenetworkwouldproducemorethanthreetimestheamountofelectricitycurrentlyusedbytheUnitedStatesinayear.Inreturn,electricityfromsolarpanelsdoesn’tproduceharmfulpollution,sothepanelscouldbeasmartchoicefortheenvironment.

The 

governmentseessomepromiseintheSolarRoadwaysproject.Anumberoflaboratoriesaroundthecountryhavetestedthepanelstoseeiftheycanwithstand（经受） 

theheavytrafficandroughweatherthatasphaltpavementsuffersfromyeartoyear.Thelabresultsshowthatnotonlydothepanelsmeettherequirements,buttheycanactuallyhandlemoreweightthantheyneedto.

Now,moneymustberaisedtostartbuildingthepanelpavementsystem.TheBrusawshaveraisedmorethan$1millionfromordinarypeoplewholearnedabout 

theirproject.However,someexpertspredicttheBrusaws’plancouldfinallycostmorethan$1trillion.

CouldSolarRoadwaysbetheanswertotheworld’sever-growingneedforelectricity?

Alotofobstacles 

（阻碍）standinthewayofre-creatingthehighwaysystemoutofsolarpanels.ButtheBrusawsmayjustbepavingaroadtothefuture.

32.TheglasspaneltheBrusawshavedeveloped_____.

A.istooheavytocarry

B.hasahightemperature

C.ispoweredbyanengine

D.isenvironmentally-friendly