外研版课标高中英语必修第一册 Unit 6单元测试含答案文档格式.docx

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A.Attendameeting.B.Seethemanager.C.Dosometranslation.

4.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Ananimal.B.Apaper.C.Ateacher.

5.Whatcolorwasthewoman’sbedroombefore?

A.Pink.B.Blue.C.Green.

第二节（共15小题；

每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段对话或独白。

每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；

听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Howoldistheman?

A.16.B.17.C.18.

7.HowdoesthemanimprovehisEnglishnow?

A.Byseeingthemovies.

B.BywatchingTVshows.

C.ByreadingEnglishbooks.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.WhatdoesthemanthinkofFrankJones?

A.Humorous.B.Serious.C.Smart.

9.Whatkindofquestionsisthewomangoodat?

A.Onesaboutmusicorstars.

B.Onesaboutmathorscience.

C.Onesabouthistoryorgeography.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whatdidtheclubsendtoeachmemberlastmonth?

A.Amagazine.B.Apen.C.Avideo.

11.Howoftendoestheclubholdacompetition?

A.Onceaweek.B.Onceamonth.C.Onceayear.

12.Howmuchshouldamemberpayhalfayear?

A.Fivepounds.B.Fourpounds.C.Threepounds.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whatdayisittoday?

A.Friday.B.Thursday.C.Wednesday.

14.Whoforgotthewordsduringtheplay?

A.Peter.B.Harry.C.Mark.

15.WhatwasFred’sproblem?

A.Hefelloverachair.

B.Hecausedlightstobeoff.

C.Hegaveuptheplaymidway.

16.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthesituationontheman’sfirstnight?

A.It’snormal.B.It’sfunny.C.It’ssurprising.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.WhereisKatenow?

A.InLondon.B.InEdinburgh.C.InParis.

18.Whatwastheweatherlikewhenthespeakerwascamping?

A.Sunny.B.Rainy.C.Cloudy.

19.Whatdidthespeakerdoonthefourthdayoftheholiday?

A.Shevisitedavillageschool.

B.Shesailedonthelake.

C.Shewenttoamuseum.

20.WheredoesKateworknow?

A.Atalibrary.B.Atagym.C.Atasupermarket.

第二部分　阅读（共两节，满分50分）

第一节（共15小题；

每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

A

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21.Wherecanyoulearnaboutwinemaking?

A.AtMappertonHouse&

Gardens.B.AtBridportMuseum.

C.AtFurleighEstate.D.AtOldCrownCourtandCells.

22.Whichwebsiteshouldyouvisitifyouwanttogetagoodprice?

A..B..

C..D..

23.Onwhatdayoftheweekcanyouvisitallthefourplaces?

A.Monday.B.Tuesday.

C.Friday.D.Saturday.

B

Astheworldaroundthemischanging,teenagerscontinuetoneedguidanceandsupportfrombothparents.Studiesshowthatteenswhohaveanactiverelationshipwiththeirfathersarelesslikelytoinvolve（牵涉）themselvesindangerousbehaviorandmorelikelytosucceedinschoolanddevelophigherself-worth,becausetheirfathersgobeyondsocialexpectationstodevoteattentiontothem.

Peer（同龄人）pressurehasalwaysbeenabigpartoftheteens’experience.Eventhebestfathercan’tcompletelyprotecttheirkidsfromthegrowinginfluenceoftheirpeergroup.However,studiesshowthatteenagerswhosefathersfocusontheirlivesaremorelikelytoresist（抵抗）themorebadeffectsofpeerpressure,takingdrugs,forexample.

Teensmaynotliketoadmitit,buttheyarewatchingtheirparentscloselyandoftenfollowtheirexample.Aninterestingfindingexplainsjusthowimportantparentsare,especiallyDad.SwissresearchersdiscoveredthatifDadattendschurch,eventhoughMomdoesn’t,44percentofthekidsarestillmorelikelytokeepgoingtochurchasadults.ButifMomgoesregularlyandDadnevershowsup,only2percentofthekidscontinuetoattend.

Teenagersfacealotofdifficultchoices,especiallyintheirlateteens.Fathersdon’tgettomakethoseoptionsforthem,buttheycanbeinfluenced.Forexample,teenagerscanlearnalotfromtheirparents’concernonwhattodowhentheyfinishhighschool.Shouldtheygodirectlytocollegeand,ifso,where?

Shouldtheyconsidergoingtotradeschools,joiningthearmyorlookingforajob?

Afather’sguidancebringsalong-termperspectivethatteensoftenlacktotheseimportantdecisions.

24.Teenagerswithoutfathers’focusaremorelikelyto________.

A.havehigherself-worthB.experiencesomedangerousthings

C.becomethebeststudentsinschoolD.resistallbadeffectsofpeerpressure

25.Whatdoesthethirdparagraphtellus?

A.Moreteenagerspaynoattentiontotheirparents.

B.Teenagersoftentreattheirfathersasrolemodels.

C.Teenagersneverattendchurchwiththeirmothers.

D.Fewerteenagersliketoattendchurchwiththeirfathers.

26.Whichcanreplacetheunderlinedword“perspective”inthelastparagraph?

A.Pointofview.B.Job.

C.School.D.Lotsofconcern.

27.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?

A.Fathersshouldmakechoicesforteenagersdirectly.

B.Teenagerscarelessaboutwhattheirparentsdo.

C.Mothershavenoimpactontheirchildren’slife.

D.Teenagersaregreatlyinfluencedbytheirfathers.

C

Ireallydidnotknowmuchaboute-wasteuntilthispassingofEarthDay.IfeelitapitythatIamactuallyskilledinthetechnologyfield.WhileIappreciateallthewaysthattechnologyhasmadeourlivesbetter,itcomesatanenvironmentcost.

Electronicwaste,alsoknownas“e-waste”,isthetermusedtodescribethewastefromuselesselectronics.Theseitemsincludeanythingfromcomputers,TVsandphonestowashingmachinesandrefrigerators.Mostoftheseelectronicsareoftennotrubbish,butsimplygivenupforthelatestversion（版本）onthemarket.

Findingsshowthatweproduced41.8milliontonsofe-wasteallovertheworldin2014.Evenmoresurprisingly,itisbelievedthatlessthanone-sixthisproperlyrecycledorreused.Whilethebadinfluenceofe-wasteisbigandgrowing,mostpeopleprobablydon’trealizeitsreach.Thelack（缺乏）ofproperrecyclingleadstoharmfulmaterialsgoingintotheenvironment.Harmfulmaterialscauseallsortsofhealthproblems.

Maybetheworstpartofthisproblemisthatmostewastefromdevelopedcountriesisexported（出口）todevelopingcountries,whichispickedoverbylocalswhowanttomineusefulmaterialsfromit.Theimproperrecoverymethodsareoftenperformedbylocalwomenandchildren.Manysurviveonminingtheseproducts,butwithpoorpracticesandregulations,itcomesatamuchhighercost—thehealthoftheplanetanditspeople.

28.Whatdoestheauthorprobablydo?

A.Anewsreporter.B.Alawstudent.

C.Atechnicalengineer.D.Anenvironmentprofessor.

29.Mostewastereferstoelectronicproductsthat________.

A.arethrownawayforbeingout-of-dateB.areactuallyrubbish

C.cannotbeusedagainD.sellbadlyonthemarket

30.Accordingtothetext,howdoesthepublicseee-waste?

A.Theytrytoavoidit.B.Theythinknothingofit.

C.Theytrytomakeuseofit.D.Theymakelotsofresearchonit.

31.Whydosomedevelopingcountriesbringine-waste?

A.Toearnmoney.B.Tostudyitcarefully.

C.Togetitreusedproperly.D.Tohelptakeitapart.

D

EcofriendlyVauban,liedinthesouthwestpartofGermany,haseverything—tree-linedstreets,perfecthouses—butit’smissingoneurbanfeatureofthelast100yearsorso:

thecar.AndVaubanresidentsdon’tmindonebit.Vaubandoesn’tbancarsentirely.Rather,itjusttriestoreducetheuseofcarsbycreating“parking-free”and“car-free”living.InVauban,parkingspotsareano-noprivateproperty.Carscanonlybeparkedinpublicparkinglots,solivingwithoutacarsavesresidentsthecostofparkinginthepubliclot.Carsalsoarepreventedfromusingcertainroadsandmuststicktostrictspeedlimits.Withtheselimitations,fewerthan20percentofresidentsowncars.Andnow,withapopulationof5,500,it’sattractingattentionfromaroundtheworld.CananecofriendlycitylikeVaubanbeamodelforAmericanstos