牛津英语模块九湖南语篇训练卷六 Unit 3文档格式.docx

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RatherthanshowtraditionalLondonsights,“UnseenTours”takepeopleoffthebeatentrack.HenrihasbeenteachingtouristsaboutthehistoryandarchitectureofShoreditch,wherehesleptonpublicbenchesforthreeyears.

Whenhefeltseparatedfromthesociety,contactwiththevolunteernetwork“TheSockMob”gaveHenrihope.“Noteveryonejustlookeddownonme,”hesaid.Thetoursaren’ttheonlyactionstryingtohelpthosewhohavesufferedamisfortunetostandtallagain.

Aninnovative（创新的）collegeforhomelesspeopleinLondon,thefirstofitskindinthecountry,isattractinghundredsofstudents.TheRecoveryCollege,setupbyStMungo’scharity,isprovidingcoursesdesignedtoimprovetechnicalskillsandlifeskills.

AccordingtoAndyWilliams,whohelpstoorganizethecollege,themostpopularcourseshaveprovedtobeaboutraisingself-confidenceanddevelopingself-pride.

Steve,nowinhis50s,toldareporterhowmuchofadifferenceitmakesto“haveabitofconfidence”.Hehaddifficultylearningtoreadandhadtoleaveschoolwhenhewas12.BecauseSteve’sproblemwasnotrecognizedatthetime,hewas“seentobeunabletoreadorwrite”,andsufferedwithdepressionandalcoholaddiction.Hesaysthestatusof“student”isitselfimportantforpeoplewhoareusedtobeingtreatedasoutcasts（被遗弃者）.

Somecharitiesaimnotonlytohelpthehomelessbecomeindependentbutalsotomakethempopular.TheHomelessWorldCupstartedtenyearsago.Todaythetournamentdrawsteamsfrom48countriesmadeupofplayers—menandwomen—whoare,orhavebeen,livinginthestreets.Itgivesthemachancetobecomefootballheroes.

1.Theunderlinedpart“takepeopleoffthebeatentrack”means“takepeopleto　　　　.”

A.famousgalleriesB.traditionalsights

C.unusualplacesD.publicbenches

2.HowdoestheRecoveryCollegehelpthehomelesspeople?

A.Bytrainingthemtobeguides.

B.Byofferingthemdifferentcourses.

C.Bykeepingincontactwiththem.

D.Byaskingmorestudentstohelpthem.

3.Attheageof12,Steve　　　　.

A.wasn’ttreatedasanormalstudent

B.hadmuchconfidenceinhimself

C.didn’twanttostudyatschool

D.leftschoolbecauseofdepression

4.ThepurposeoftheHomelessWorldCupistohelpthehomelesspeople　　　　.

A.becomefootballstarsB.improvelifeskills

C.gainself-confidenceD.findproperjobs

B

（2013·

北京高三检测）

MyBestEnemy

　　Onceagain,Iwasinanewschool.SowasagirlinmyclassnamedLisa.That’swherethesimilarityended.

　　Iwastallandshewassmall.Mythickblackhairhadbeenrecentlycutshortintoanuntidystyle.Hernaturalblondehairflowedtoherwaistandlookedgreat.Iwas12andoneoftheoldestintheclasswhileshewas11andtheyoungest.Iwasawkwardandshy.Shewasn’t.Icouldn’tstandher,consideringhermyenemy.Butshelikedmeandwantedtobefriendswithme.

　　Oneday,sheinvitedmeoverandIsaidyes—Iwastooshockedtoansweranyotherway.Myfamilyhadmovedsixtimesinsixyears,andIhadnevermanagedtodevelopanyfriendships.Butthisgirlwhoworethelatestfashionswantedmetogohomewithherafterschool.

　　Shelivedinafunpartoftownthathadtwopizzaplaces,anall-nightbookstore,amovietheaterandapark.Aswewalkedfromtheschoolbusstopthroughherneighborhood,Itriedtoguesswhichhousemightbehers.Wasitthewhiteonewiththeperfectlawnorthethree-storyhousewithafrontporch?

Igotverysurprisedwhensheledmeintoanoldapartmentbuilding.Shelivedonthefourthfloorinatwo-roomplacewithhermother,herstepfather,hertwobrothersandhersister.

　　Whenwegotintotheroomshesharedwithhersister,shetookoutabigcaseofBarbies,whichwasmynextsurprise.Ihadneverplayedwiththem.Wesatonthefloor,laughingaswemadeupcrazystoriesabouttheBarbies.Wefoundoutthatwebothwantedtobewriterswhenwewereolderandbothhadwildimaginations.Wehadagreattimethatafternoon.

　　Lisawaslovedbythewholeneighborhood.Thebookstoreownerslentherfashionmagazines;

themovietheatergaveherfreetickets...SoonIwasincludedinhermagicworld.Wesleptoverateachother’shouseandspenteveryfreemomenttogether.

　　Lisa,myfirstrealfriendsincechildhood,helpedmegetthroughtheroughyearsofearlyadolescence（青春期）andtaughtmeanamazingandverysurprisingthingaboutmakingfriends:

yourworstenemycanturnouttobeyourbestfriend.

5.ThewriterandLisaweresimilarinthewaythat　　　　.

A.theywerebothnewstudents

B.theyhadthesamehairstyle

C.theywerebothtall

D.theywereofthesameage

6.OnedayLisainvitedthewriter　　　　.

A.togotothemovies

B.togotoherhome

C.togotowalkinapark

D.togotoapizzaplace

7.InthepassagethewriterdescribedLisaasagirlwhowas　　　　.

A.awkwardandshy　　B.richandhappy

C.quietandlonelyD.friendlyandlovely

8.WhichofthefollowingdidthewriterlearnfromLisa?

A.Howtomakeupstories.

B.Howtodealwithenemies.

C.Howtomakefriends.

D.Howtoliveabetterlife.

C

“Childrenshouldnotbeleftunsupervised（无人监督的）toplaywithadog,”sayexpertsinthisweek’sBritishMedicalJournal.Theiradviceispartofareviewaimedatdoctorswhodealwithdogbites.

“Dogbitesandmaulingsareaworldwideproblem,particularlyinchildren,”writeMarinaMorganandJohnPalmer.Everyyear250,000peoplewhohavebeenbittenbydogsattendminorinjuriesandemergencyunitsintheUnitedKingdom,andhalfofallchildrenarereportedlybittenbydogsatsometime,boysmorethangirls.

Accuratedeathfiguresaredifficulttoobtain,butinthepastfiveyears,twotothreecasesayearhavemadenewsheadlines.

Basedonthelatestmedicalevidence,theyadvisedoctorshowtoexamineandtreatapatientpresentingwithadogbite.Theydiscusstheriskofinfectionandwhentorefertospecialistcare.Fortravelersbittenabroad,theysuggestassessingtheriskofrabies（狂犬病）.

Intermsofprevention,theysuggestthatchildrenshouldbetaughttotreatdogswithrespect,avoiddirecteyecontact,andnotteasethem.Theyshouldbetaughtnottoapproachanunfamiliardog;

playwithanydogunlessunderclosesupervision;

runorscreaminthepresenceofadog;

petadogwithoutfirstlettingitsniffthem;

ordisturbadogthatiseating,sleeping,orcaringforpuppies.

“Dogownersalsoneedtochangetheirbehavior,”saysRachelBesser,achildren’sdoctorandlifetimedogowner,inanarticle.

“Itisclearthatnotalldogownersappreciatethatchildrenshouldnotbeleftunsupervisedwithadog,”shesays.Justassomeparentsareobligedtotakeparentingclasses,shewouldliketoseecompulsiveclassesforexpectantdogownerstoteachthemabouttheresponsibilitiesofdogownership.Educationalprogramsarealsoneededtoteachchildrenaboutsomeprecautionarybehaviorsarounddogs.

Finally,shewouldliketoseevetsadvisingdogownersaboutbiteprevention,anddoctorspromotingbitepreventionwhentreatingpatientswhohavebeenbittenbydogs.

9.Dogbitingstudiedbytheexpertsisaproblem　　　　.

A.doctorsdealingwithdogbitesshouldpayattentionto

B.happeningonlytoafewchildrenoftheworld

C.onlyboysmaymeetwith

D.aboutwhichexpertsgetaccuratestatisticsfromthenewsheadlines

10.Theunderlinedword“they”inParagraph4refersto“　　　　”.

A.doctorsB.parents

C.expertsD.dogowners

11.Toavoiddogbites,achildshould　　　　.

A.treatdogswithrespectanddirecteyecontact

B.approachanunfamiliardog

C.runorscreaminthepresenceofadog

D.leaveadogfeedingitself

12.WhatareRachelBesser’swordsmainlyabout?

A.Allthedogownerswouldlikechildrennottobeleftunsupervisedwithadog.　　　　

B.Allthedogownershaveacorrectbehaviortowarddogs.

C.Notalldogownersappreciatethatchildrenshouldbeleftwithdogsundersupervision.

D.Notalldogownersshouldattendclassesabouttheresponsibilitiesofdogownership.

13.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Dogs,DangerousToChildren

B.ChildrenShouldKnowBehaviorsAroundDogs

C.Doctors,TreatDogBitesCorrectly

D.NeverLeaveChildrenUnsupervisedWithDogs

Ⅱ.阅读填空

株洲高三检测）

　　Directions:

Readthefollowingpassage.Fillinthenumberedblanksbyusingtheinformationfromthepassage.

WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.

Leadpoisoning（铅中毒）occurswhenleadispresentinhighlevelsinthebloodofaperson.Itisoneofthemostcommonmedicalproblemsfoundinchildren.Andit’simportanttorecognizethepresenceofleadinchildren’sbodiesbecauseleadisveryharmful.

Childrenhavethetendencytogoaroundandputthingsintheirmouthslikepaintpeelings.Thisisoneofthemaincausesofleadpoisoning.Ithasalsobeenfoundthatchildrenborninpoorfamilieshavehigherchancesofgettingexposedtolead.

Someofthecommonsymptomsofleadpoisoninginchildrenareheadaches,stomachpains,hairloss,muscleweakness,andweightloss,etc.

Leadpoisoningcanhavesevereeffectsandcanleadtoheartdiseases,kidneydiseasesandneurological（神经系统的）problems.ItcanalsoresultinmentaldullnessandalowIQlevel.Therehavebeencaseswhereleadpoisoningprovedto