Module 5 单元测试题 2复习过程Word文档格式.docx

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tusethepasttense（时态）.Ialwayssay,“Idrivehimtotheofficethismorning”insteadof“Idrovehimtotheofficethismorning”.

MynameisMariaLuisa.I'

mteachingmyselfEnglish,andI'

mgoodatgrammar.However,it'

sreallydifficulttofindwaystopracticeEnglish.Iliveinanareawhereeveryonespeaksmylanguage.MyneighborsandfriendsspeakSpanish.IcanspeakSpanishinthesupermarketandatthepostoffice.

IamLiPing.IunderstandthegrammarandthereadingsinmyclassandIthinkmywritingisgood,butI'

mverynervouswhenIspeakEnglish.Idon'

twanttomakeanymistakesbecauseI'

mafraidpeoplewillthinkthatI'

mstupid.Also,mypronunciationisn'

tgood.WhenIspeak,peopleoftensay,“What?

Saythatagain”.

IamYoshi.Ihavebeeninthe 

UnitedStates 

foroneyear.I'

mstudyinghardandIknowgrammarwell,butthevocabularyisverydifficult.WhenIlisten,Idon'

tunderstandmanyofthewords.WhenItrytoread,therearethreeorfournewwordsineverysentence.Ifeeldiscouraged.

21.Whomaysay,“Igotobedlatelastnight”?

A.Pablo. 

B.MariaLuisa. 

C.LiPing. 

D.Yoshi.

22.WhatwouldbethebestadviceforMariaLuisa?

A.Trytohaveawidevocabulary.

B.Developagoodknowledgeofgrammar.

C.ReadasmanyEnglishbooksaspossible.

D.MakefriendswithEnglish-speakingpeople.

23.WhydopeoplefindithardtounderstandLiPing'

sEnglish?

A.Shecan'

tpronouncewordsinEnglishcorrectly.

B.Shespeaksataveryfastspeed.

C.Hergrammaristerrible.

D.Hervoiceisverylow.

24.WhatcanwelearnaboutYoshi?

A.Hewasborninthe 

UnitedStates.

B.Hehasaverysmallvocabulary.

C.HehaslearnedEnglishforyears.

D.Heisverygoodatlistening.

B

Inthesummerof1885,nine-year-oldJosephMeisterwasveryill.Hehadbeenwoundedbyasickdogthathadrabies,averydangerousdisease.HisparentsweretoldthattherewasprobablyonlyonemanwhocouldsaveJoseph'

slife—LouisPasteur.

WhenPasteurwasayoungboyinFrance,hespentmanyhourseverydaywiththechemist（药剂师）wholivedinhissmalltown.Atthattime,thechemisthadtomakeallthemedicineshimself.YoungLouisenjoyedwatchingthechemistasheworkedandhelpedthosepeoplewhocametohimeachday.

Asaschoolboy,Pasteurworkedslowlyandcarefully.Atfirst,histeachersthoughtthatyoungLouismightbeaslowlearner.Throughelementaryschool,highschool,andcollege,Pasteurworkedinthesamethoughtfulway.Thenhebecameacollegeprofessor（教授）andascientist,andhecontinuedtoworkverycarefully.

Pasteurwasstudyingaboutthegerms（细菌）thatcauserabieswhenJosephMeisterbecameill.Infact,Pasteurbelievedhehadamedicaltreatmentforrabies,buthehadnevergivenittoapersonbefore.Atfirst,PasteurwasafraidtotreatJoseph,butthepoorchildwasdying.PasteurgaveJosephaninoculation（预防接种）everydayfortendays.Slowly,thechildbecamebetter.

Duringhislifetime,Pasteurstudiedgermsandlearnedhowtheycausediseasesinanimalsandpeople.Hedevelopedvaccinations（疫苗）thatpreventmanyofthesediseases.OnSeptember28,1895,LouisPasteurpassedaway,attheageof72.Theworkofthisgreatmanhasbeenofgreathelptomodernmedicine.

25.ThestoryofJosephMeisterisgivento_____.

A.expresstheauthor'

ssadness

B.introducethesubjectofthetext

C.showsomecommondiseasesin1885

D.warnchildrentostayawayfromdogs

26.Accordingtothetext,youngLouis_____.

A.wasoncebadlyhurtbyadog

B.wasveryinterestedinmedicine

C.madealivingbyworkingforachemist

D.hadbeenthoughthighlyofbyhisteachers

27.WecanlearnfromParagraph3thatLouisPasteur_____.

A.wasalwayspatient 

B.wascleverbutproud 

C.wasaslowlearner

D.wasahumorousprofessor

28.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.Germsanddiseases

B.Rabies:

aterribledisease

C.Theearliestchemistin 

France

D.LouisPasteur:

agreatscientist

C

Navarathri,whichiscelebratedthroughout 

India,fallsinSeptemberorOctober.Onthefirstthreedays,peoplepray（祈祷）tothegoddessDurga,theprotectorwhodestroysallevil（邪恶）.ThenextthreedaystheypraytoLakshmi,thegoddessofwealth.Then,alsoforthreedays,theylooktoSaraswathi,thegoddessofwisdomandknowledge.ThetenthandfinaldayofthefestivalisforthegoddessDurga.Onthisdaymanyyearsago,Durgakilledtheevilbuffalo-headedmonster（怪物）,Mahishasura.

MydaughterandItookoutthemodelsofthegodsandgoddessesthatwehadstoredawaylastyear.Soontheroomwaslitteredwithallkindsofdolls.Weusuallybuyatleastonenewdolleveryyear.Onthetenthday,thedollsarecarefullyputaway.Ifadollistoodamaged（损坏）tobeshown,itisneverthrownaway.Instead,itisputdeepintotheseas.

Inourhallwaysixlongwoodenstepsaresetup.First,wespreadathickwhitecloth（布）overthesteps.Nowit'

stimetoputthedollsonthestepscarefully.Everyyear,the 

golluisdifferent.Sometimes—asthecollectiongrows—thereisnospacetofitallofthedollsonthesteps.Smallerdollscanalsobeplacedonthefloor.

Everynightthereareprayers,music,dancing,andalargemealformanypeople.Innorthern 

India,thechildrensingsongswhiledoingthedandiyaraas,atraditionaldance.Everydanceralsohastwowoodensticks—calleddandiya—thatheorsheusestomakeasoundintimetothelovelymusic.DancingthedandiyaraashelpspeoplethinkofthetruemeaningofNavarathri—togetherness,laughter,andfun!

29.AccordingtoParagraph1,Navarathri_____.

A.isjustcelebratedin 

NorthernIndia

B.usuallytakesplaceinthewinter

C.isinmemoryofDurga

D.lastsforabouttendays

30.HowdoIndiansdealwiththedollsusedatNavarathri?

A.Theyalwaystakegoodcareofthedolls.

B.Theyusuallythrowawaythebrokendolls.

C.Theyhavetobuymanynewdollseveryyear.

D.Theykeepthedollsinthehallwayforamonth.

31.Theunderlinedwords“thegollu”inParagraph3probablymean_____.

A.thecollectionofIndiansongs

B.thenumberofwoodensteps

C.theshowingofthedolls

D.thecolorofthecloth

32.Whatismainlydescribedinthetext?

A.Sometraditionaldances

B.Threegoddessesin 

India

C.ThehistoryofNavarathri

D.Apopularfestivalin 

D

TheUnitedStateshasmoretornadoes（龙卷风）thananyothercountryintheworld.Inanormalyearthereare800to1,000tornadoes.Mosthappeninthemiddlepartofthecountry.Tornadoesformwhenwarmandcoolairmeet.IntheMidwest,thewarmairfromtheGulfofMexicooftenmeetsthecoldairfrom 

Canada.

TheusualtornadoseasonisMarchthroughMay.Tornadoesformmostoftenintheafternoonandearlyevening.Thereisoftennowarningofatornado.PeoplewholiveintheMidwestknowthesigns（征兆）oftornadoactivity.Theskybecomesdark,oftenagreenishcolor.Darkcloudsappearintheskyandthereisoftenlargehail（冰雹）.Suddenly,thereisaloudsound,likeatrainorajetplane.Sometimes,two,three,five,tenormoretornadoescanformoveralargearea.

Thistypeoftornadoactivityhit 

Oklahoma 

and 

Kansas 

inMay1999.Thedaywasstormy,withheavythunderstormsintheafternoon.Asthestormscontinued,tornadoesbegantoform.Dozensoftornadoeshittownsandneighborhoodsin 

Oklahoma,thenin 

Kansas.Somestayedonthegroundforseveralhours,destroyingeverythingtheytouched.Thetornadoeskilled43peopleandinjured600others.Theydestroyedthousandsofhomesandbusinesses.Insomeareas,notonehomestood.Inotherareas,thetornadoesdestroyedeveryhomeontheleftsideofthestreet,butdidn'

ttouchanyhomesontherightside.Thetornadoesliftedpeopleandcarsintotheairandthenthrewthembackdowntoearth.Soitisimportanttoknowwheretohideandhowtoprotectyourselfinthefaceofatornado.

33.Whatcanwelearnabouttornadoesin 

America?

A.Theymayappearingroups.

B.Theyusuallyhappeninthesummer.

C.TherearemoretornadoesintheEasternStates.

D.Therearemorethan1,000tornadoeseveryyear.

34.Thetornadoesthathit 

inMay1999_____.

A.tookplaceatthesametime

B.werethebiggestinhistory

C.cameandwentquickly

D.broughtdeathanddestruction

35.Whatwilltheauthormostprobablytalkaboutnext?

A.Tornadodangersandwarningsigns.

B.Howtostaysafeduringatornado.

C.Differentkindsoftornadoes.

D.Howatornadoforms.

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。

CatsinancientEgypt

Manyofuslovecats.Theyarebeautiful,soft,cleverandloving.TheancientEgyptians（埃及人）consideredcats,alsoknownasMau,tobeveryimportant.Theyhonoredthemwithgreatrespect. 

36 

Foronething,catshelpedpeoplebykeepingtheirhomesfreeofmice,rats,andsnakes.

WithoutcatsEgyptcouldnothavebeentheimportantgrain-growing（谷物种植）centerthatitwas. 

37 

ThoughIdon'

tknowwhatotherpetstheEgyptianshad,catswereprobablythemostimportant.Catswerealsotrainedtohelphunters（猎人）. 

38 

TheEgyptianslovedcatssomuchthatBast,anEgyptiangoddess,waspicturedintheformofacat.Bastappearedinartwork.Shewasthepr