Unit 5 單元檢測(cè)（含聽(tīng)力）

Unit5單元測(cè)試第一部分聽(tīng)力（共兩節(jié)，滿(mǎn)分30分）做題時(shí)，先將答案標(biāo)在試卷上。錄音內(nèi)容結(jié)束后，你將有兩分鐘的時(shí)間將試卷上的答案轉(zhuǎn)涂到答題卡上。第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿(mǎn)分7.5分）聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話(huà)。每段對(duì)話(huà)后有一個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽(tīng)完每段對(duì)話(huà)后，你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來(lái)回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對(duì)話(huà)僅讀一遍。1．Whenwilltheelectricitybeonagaintonight?A．At7:00pm. B．At9:00pm. C．At10:00pm.2．WhathasDennisdecidedtodo?A．Liveindependently.B．Startanewcompany.C．Staywithhisparents.3．Whatwillthespeakersdo?A．Goforashorttrip. B．Workinthecountry. C．Takecareofthechildren.4．Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A．Heisamanagernow. B．Hehaslosthisjob. C．Hecan’tstandonhisfeet.5．WhatarethespeakersgoingtodoonSaturday?A．Enjoyaconcert. B．Gotothecinema. C．Playcomputergames.第二節(jié)（共15小題;每小題1.5分，滿(mǎn)分22.5分）聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話(huà)或獨(dú)白。每段對(duì)話(huà)或獨(dú)白后有幾個(gè)小題，從題中所給的a、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽(tīng)每段對(duì)話(huà)或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽(tīng)完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間每段對(duì)話(huà)或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽(tīng)第6段材料，回答第6、7題。聽(tīng)下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話(huà)，回答以下小題。6．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Motherandson.B．Husbandandwife.C．Teacherandstudent.7．Wheredoesthemansuggestgoing?A．Thecinema. B．Thecircus. C．Theamusementpark.聽(tīng)下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話(huà)，回答以下小題。8．Whywillthespeakerseatouttonight?A．Theycan’tcookathome.B．Theydon’tfeellikecooking.C．Theywanttoeatsomedifferentfood.9．Whatdoesthemanwanttoeat?A．Mexicanfood. B．Frenchfood. C．Italianfood.10．Howwillthespeakersgototherestaurant?A．Bytaxi. B．Bycar. C．Bybike.聽(tīng)下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話(huà)，回答以下小題。11．WhydidthemangotoBangkok?A．Towork. B．Tovisitafriend. C．Togosightseeing.12．Howdidthemangettotheairportatlast?A．Bytaxi. B．Bycar. C．Bytruck.13．Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A．Hegothomeat3:00a.m.B．Helefthishousekeysinthehotel.C．Hewaitedfourhoursforthenextflight.聽(tīng)下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話(huà)，回答以下小題。14．Whendoesthemanplantocheckin?A．Threedayslater. B．Fourdayslater. C．Sevendayslater.15．Whatkindofroomdoesthemantake?A．Onewithonebedandakitchen.B．Onewithtwobedsandakitchen.C．Onewithtwobedsandnokitchen.16．Howmuchwillthemanpay?A．$400. B．$800. C．$1200.聽(tīng)下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。17．Howlonghasthezoobeenopen?A．Forabout60years. B．Forabout110years. C．Forabout120years.18．Whatisafeatureofthezoo?A．Ithasthelargestcollectionofanimals.B．Theanimalsaredisplayedcarelessly.C．Itcoversanareaof120hectares.19．Whatisforbiddeninthezoo?A．Openingthecages. B．Feedingtheanimals. C．Playingwithanimals.20．Whendoesthezoocloseonweekends?A．At4:00p.m. B．At5:00p.m. C．At6:00p.m.第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿(mǎn)分50分）第一節(jié)（共15小題，每小題2.5分，滿(mǎn)分37.5）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AAsanimportantpartofThreeParallelRiversScenicArea,PotatsoNationalPark(PudacuoNationalPark)isfamousforlush(草木繁茂的)mountains,meadows(草地),lakes,rareanimalsandTibetanculture.Abouta50-minutedrivefromdowntownShangri-La,theparkcontainsthreemainparts:ShuduLakeScenicArea,BitahaiLakeScenicArea,andMilitangAlpinePasture.Youcanreachthembythetouristbusfromtheparkentrance.Travelingaroundtheparkcanbequiterelaxingifyoutakethebustoseeeachscenicareaonebyone.Woodenboardwalksalongthelakesallowyouaneasywalkasyoutakeinthebeautifullakeviewsandthesurroundingmountainscenery.Oryoucantakeaboattriponthelakesforamorerelaxingscenicexperience.Ifyouwantmoreofachallenge,therearealsosomeshorthikingroutesinthepark.Horseridingisalsoavailableinthepark.Routeone:WalkfromLourongVillagetoJietiWaterfall--about2.2km,takingabout50minutes.Youwillseebeautifulriverviewsalongsidethepath.Routetwo:ShuduLakeNorthShorePiertoTibetanCultureExperienceArea--about3km,takingabout1.5hours.Youcanseetheprimeval(原始的)forestandenjoyTibetancultureduringthishikingtrip.Suitablefor:naturelovers,hikers.Access:Shangri-Laisabouta6-hourflightfromBeijing.Besttimetovisit:TheweatheriscomfortablefromMaytoSeptemberandthemeadowsarefullofbloomingwildflowers.Recommendedvisittime:ahalfdayforthepark,

but3daysaresuggestedforaShangri-Latrip.YoucanalsoextendthetriptoLijiangandMeiliSnowMountain,whicharebothwithin4hours’driving.21．Whatistheparkfamousfor?A．Newtemplesandhistoricalsites.B．Rarewildlifeandnaturalscenery.C．Adventuresportsandexcitingactivities.D．Traditionalfestivalsandmusicalperformances.22．Whatcanvisitorsdointhepark?A．Swiminthelakes. B．Participateinhorseracing.C．Takeaboattriponthelakes. D．Rentacarfromworkersofthepark.23．Whenisthebesttimetovisitthepark?A．FromDecembertoFebruary. B．FromMarchtoApril,.C．FromMaytoSeptember. D．FromOctobertoNovember.BAfterbeingdriventonearextinction,wolvesarebackinWashingtonstate.Wolf32M,calledTheOldGuybywolfspecialistBenMaletzke,livedsome12yearsasthepatriarch(族長(zhǎng))oftheTeanawayPack,kickingofftherecoveryofwolvesinWashington.Thepack’sterritorywasroastedbywildfirein2014.Butwolf32Mandhisfamilyremainedinexistence,bringingthecallofthewildbackforthefirsttimeinacentury.ThesewolvesarewhatMaletzkecallssteppingstonesinrecovery—theanimalsthatcouldhelpleadthewaytonewterritorynotyetrepopulatedbywolves.Wolvesspreadtonewterritorytofindmatesandbeginpacksoftheirown.Itisthispackdynamicthatwildlifebiologistsarecountingon,intime,tourgewolvesintoareaswheretheydonotpresentlylive.“Wejustneedacoupletopickupandgo,”Maletzkesays.Allalong,theTeanawaypackhasstayedmostlyoutoftroubleprobably,helpedbyalotofrangeriding(牧區(qū)巡邏)intendedtohelpreduceconflictsoverwolfrecoverybykeepingwolvesawayfromcattle.“Heisanexampleofwolveslivinganddoingwhattheydo,evenaroundpeople,”Maletzkesaysofwolf32M.StoryWarren,astudentattheUniversityofMontana,wasjustagirlwhenshefirstsaw32M’stracksintheTeanawayRiverValley—anexcitingencounterthathelpedgenerateaseriousinterestinwildlifethatnowfuelsherstudies.Toher,thereturnofthewolfisaboutmorethanthespecies;itisaboutrecoveringsomethingevenbigger:hope.“Growingupinmygeneration,thereissomuchbadecologicalnews,alotofhopelessnessaboutclimatechangeandlossofbiodiversityandextinctions,”Warrensays,“TohavesomethingaswildaswolvescomingbacktoWashingtonisveryencouragingforme—justtoknowsuchanamazingandpowerfulcreatureexists.”24．WhydoesMaletzkecallWolf32Mfamily“steppingstones”?A．Theyarenearlydyingout. B．Theyarevictimsofwildfire.C．Theyareworthprotection. D．Theyarepioneersinwolfrecovery.25．Whatfunctiondoesparagraph3serve?A．Topresentaresult. B．Toclarifyaconcept.C．Toofferanexplanation. D．Tomakeaprediction26．WhatcanbelearnedfromtheexampleoftheTeanawaypack?A．Wolvesfacealotoftrouble.B．Wolfrecoverycountsonitspopulation.C．Certainmeasurestoensurecattlesafetyarerequired.D．Wolvesshouldbeforbiddenfromhumanresidence.27．WhatdoesWarrenthinkofthecomingbackofwolves?A．Itfuelsmorestudiesonwildlife. B．Itclearsupbadecologicalnews.C．Itworsensclimatechange. D．Itexciteshopefortheecosystem.CTree-planting,intendedtohelpdrawdowncarbondioxidefromtheatmosphere,hasbecomeasynonym(同義詞)forclimateaction.Inourconstantfocusontrees,we’vedevelopedafixedunderstanding:Treesabsorbcarbondioxide,endofstory.Therealityisthattreesdon’tgrowwellalone.Theyexistwithincomplexcommunities,helpedalongbyeachotheraswellastheanimalstheycoexistwith.Thewoodlandisn’tnature’sonlycarbonsink:Grasslandsandoceansalsohelpreducethecarbonlevelandrelyonahealthyamountofbiodiversity.That’swhatthepaper,publishedinNature,wantstogetacross.Co-authorOswaldJ.Schmitz,aprofessorofecologyatYaleUniversity,saidtreesmightnotbeabletodotheircarbon-uptakejobefficientlywithouttherightanimalsintheirecosystem.That’sbecauseanimalsanimatethecarboncyclethroughtheirbehaviorandrolesintheecosystem.Headdedthattheverypresenceofwildanimalscouldcausefeedbackeffectsthatchangetheecosystem’scapacitytoabsorb,release,ortransportcarbon.InSerengeti,forinstance,thesharpdeclineinwildebeest(角馬)populationsduringthemid-20thcenturyallowedgrasstogrowwildly,eventuallypromotingwildfiresthatconsumed80percentoftheecosystemannuallyandledtoanetreleaseofcarbondioxideintotheatmosphere.Whendiseasemanagementandbansonillegalhuntinghelpedanimalpopulationsrecover,agreatershareofthecarbonstoredinplantswasconsumedbywildebeestandreleasedaswaste,keepingitinthesystemandrestoringthegrasslandasacarbonsink.Researchersrarelyconsiderwildlifeconservationasastrategytoincreaseanecosystem’scarbonstoragecapacity,saidSchmitz.“Theythinkthatanimalseitheraren’timportantenoughorthatyoucan’ttakeupcarbonandconserveanimalsatthesametime,”hesaid.“Ourmessageisthatyoucanandshould.Itcanbeawin-winforbothbiodiversityconservationandcarbonuptake.”Weneedafullpicture-withbothtreesandanimals-toexplorenature’sfullpotential.28．Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?A．Actionsareneededtoreducecarbondioxide. B．Treesareaquicksolutiontotheclimatecrisis.C．Peoplearenotthinkingthroughtreesproperly. D．Grasslandsandoceanshelpmaintainbiodiversity.29．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“animate”inparagraph2mean?A．Activate. B．Restart. C．Disturb. D．Break.30．Whatdoestheauthorwanttosaybymentioningwildebeest?A．Theconservationofanimalsisstillaseriousissue.B．Animalscanswingtheecosystem’scapacitytostorecarbon.C．Humanimpactsbringaboutthereductioninwildlifepopulations.D．Theincreaseinanimalspeciescausesadecreaseincarbonuptake.31．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A．AnimalsAdjustThemselvestoClimateChangeB．WoodlandIsn’ttheOnlyCarbonSinkontheEarthC．TheSerengetiEcosystemNeedsUrgentImprovementD．TreesMayFailtoFulfilTheirDutieswithoutAnimalsDWithmoreandmorepeopleswimmingatbeacheseveryyear,theproblemofsharkstakesonnewimportance.Therearepeoplewhostillinsistthatsharksneverattackhumanbeingsunlesstheyarebleedingorwounded,butthisthoughthasnotbeenclearlyproved.Inthepastfewyears,onboththeAtlanticandPacificcoasts,therehavebeencasesofsharkattackswhichresultedindeath.Andjusthowmanyoftheswimmerswhohavedisappearedwerevictimsofsharkattackswillneverbeknown.Clearly,theseviolentfishcanbedangerous.Severalspeciesareknowntoattackhumanbeings,anditisbelievedbysomeexpertsthatcertainsharks,oncehavingtastedhumanblood,developatasteforit.Thechancesthatonewillcomeacrossasharkaresmall,butcertainmeasuresshouldbetakenbyeveryone.Puttinghandsorlegsoverthesideofaboatinwarmwateristobeavoided.Swimmingfaroutfrombeachesisinvitingtrouble.Noswimmershouldgogreatdistancesfromshorealone,orgointothewaterwhennobodyelseisabout.Skindivers,particularlythosewhogodeepdowninthewateroramongrocksandledges(暗礁)thatserveashidingplacesforsharks,aretakingunnecessaryrisks.Ifoneisinaboatthatisrubbedagainstbyashark,heshouldrememberthecreatureisnottryingtoupsethisboat;itisprobablytryingtoruboffsealice(海虱).Abeat,especiallyonthenose,willscareitaway.Ifaswimmercomesacrossashark,heshouldswimawayasquietlyaspossible,tryingtoavoidmakingitangry.Heshouldalsoheadforshore(岸)asquicklyaspossible.32．Whatshouldbedoneifasharkrubsagainstyourboat?A．Stirupthewater. B．Shoutandscream.C．Kicktheshark. D．Hititonthenose.33．WhatdoestheunderlinedpartinParagraph1mean?A．Certainsharkswillbecomeinterestedinhumanbloodwhentheyhavetastedit.B．Certainsharkswillhatehumanbloodagainaftertheyhavetastedit.C．Certainsharkswilltastehumanbloodeverydayaftertheyhavetastedit.D．Certainsharkswilllosesenseoftastewhentheyhavetastedhumanblood.34．Wheredosharkssometimeshidethemselves?A．Placeswithsealiceinwater. B．Somewherenearthebeaches.C．Amongtherocksandledges. D．Itisn’tmentionedinthepassage.35．Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A．Somepeopledon’tthinksharkswillattackhuman.B．It’simpossibleforswimmerstorunintosharks.C．Swimmersshouldbeverycarefulaboutsharks.D．It’ssafetoswimalonefarawayfromthebench.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿(mǎn)分12.5分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。PetownershaveabigresponsibilitywhenitcomestotakingcareoftheirfurryfriendsUnfortunately,manypetownersmakecommonmistakesasfollows.●NotprovidingenoughexerciseormentalstimulationforyourpetAllpetsneedregularexerciseandmentalstimulationtostayhealthyandhappy.36________Mentalstimulationisalsoessentialtokeepyourpetfit.Youcangiveyourpetpuzzletoys,playnewgameswiththem,orteachthemnewtricks.●OverfeedingYoumightthinkyou’redoingyourpetafavorbygivingthemextratreats,butoverfeedingcandomoreharmthangood.37________.Therefore,ensureyou’refollowingthefeedingguidelineonthebagandnotgivingintothosepuppy-dogeyestoooften.●NotsocializingyourpuppySocializationiskeytoawell-behavedandhappydog.Makesuretointroduceyourpuppytodifferentpeople,animalsandsituations.38_______39________Petsaregreatathidingtheirpainanddiscomfort,soit’simportanttowatchforanychangeinbehaviororappetite.Don’thesitatetobringsomethingupwithyourvetifyounoticesomethingoff.Tohelpavoidthesetypesoferrors,WandaMorgan,ChiefEditorofWorkoutLunatic,givesthefollowingtips.●PositivereinforcementPositivereinforcementisalwaysthewaytogowhentrainingyourpet.Usetreatsandverbalpraisetoencouragegoodbehaviorinsteadofpunishmentorscolding.●Addressingunderlyinganxietycauses40_______.Giveyourpetplentyofengagingactivitiesandplaytimetokeeptheirmindsandbodiesactiveandhappy.A．IgnoringsignsofillnessB．NottrustingyourpuppyC．Itcanhelpthemgrowconfidentandwell-adjustedD．ItcanleadtoobesityandotherseriousmedicalconditionsE．MentalexerciseiscrucialtoyourpetasmuchasphysicalexerciseF．Anxiety-basedbehaviorcanstemfromalackofattentionorstimulationG．Withoutenoughphysicalactivity,yourpetmaybecomeoverweightorbored第三部分語(yǔ)言運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿(mǎn)分30分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1分，滿(mǎn)分15分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Ouroversized,maleGoldenRetriever(金毛尋回犬),RustyweighedmuchmorethanmostGoldens.Thoughbig,hewas41____.WhenKaren,my18-month-olddaughter,heldacookieouttohim,he’dtakeitgently.Wherevershewent,Rustywould42____her.Ifwegrown-upsheldoutfoodforhim,43___,heateitlikeahungrywolf.Oneday,Iwasoccupiedwithchoresallthemorninginthekitchen.WhenIlookedoutthewindow,myheart44____!Ourbackyardhadtwolevels,withstonestepsleadingfromthelowerleveltothelargeropenareaabove.Atthehighestpointofthestepswasa45______of1.5meterstothelowerlevel.Thenandthere,IsawKarenontheupperlevelwalkingalongtheedge!Though46_____,Ididn’tshoutforfearoffrighteningherintolosing47_____andfallingtothegroundbelow.ThenInoticedRustybesideher,movingto48_____theway.Nottobestopped,Karenwalkedtoanopenspot.Justasquickly,Rustymovedhimselfinfrontagain,49_____her.Thatrepeatedacoupleoftimes.Finally,shegot50____andmovedbacktothecenter.Sighingwith51_____,Iranupimmediately.“Comeon,Karen,”Isaid,“Let’sgoinsideandgeta52_____.”Sheclappedherhandsandgrabbedmine,makingherwaydownslowly.Rustystayedbyherside,movingatherpace.Whenwegottothedoor,she53_____myhandandcrawledthroughthedoggydoor.Rustyfollowed.Thiswashowtheygotoutsidewiththedoor54_____.BythetimeIgottothekitchen,Karenandherfour-leggednannywerewaitingforthe55____cookie.IneverworriedaboutKarenplayingoutsideafterthat.41．A．weak B．loving C．restless D．tolerant42．A．counton B．takeafter C．watchover D．turnto43．A．moreover B．indeed C．thus D．however44．A．died B．a(chǎn)ched C．melted D．sank45．A．drop B．climb C．width D．length46．A．overjoyed B．embarrassed C．a(chǎn)shamed D．panicked47．A．temper B．balance C．heart D．interest48．A．block B．guide C．find D．push49．A．pleasing B．rescuing C．guarding D．encouraging50．A．a(chǎn)nxious B．excited C．frustrated D．confident51．A．sorrow B．relief C．satisfaction D．desperation52．A．rest B．walk C．cookie D．prize53．A．loosened B．squeezed C．took D．rubbed54．A．unlocked B．broken C．open D．shut55．A．promised B．selected C．hand-made D．newly-bought第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1分，滿(mǎn)分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Aseedbankstoresseedstopreservegeneticdiversity;henceitisatypeofgenebank.Manypeoplemaywonder56_____theseedsarestored.Oneofthemajorreasonsistopreservethegenesthatplantgrowersneedtoincreaseyield(產(chǎn)量),diseaseresistance,droughttolerance,nutritionalquality,andthetasteofcrops.Anotheristoprevent57______(lose)ofgeneticdiversityinrareorendangeredplantspeciesin58_____efforttoconservebiodiversity.Manyplants59_____(grow)centuriesagobyhumansareusedlessfrequentlynow;seedbanksofferawaytopreservethathistoricalandculturalvalue.Collectionsofseedsstored60_____constantlowtemperatureandlowwaterlevelareguardedagainstreductionofgeneticresourceswhichareotherwisemaintainedinfieldcollections.Thesealternative“l(fā)iving”collectionscan61_____(damage)bynaturaldisasters,outbreaksofdisease,62_____war.Containingvaluableinformationaboutevolvedstrategiestoreduceplantstress,seedbanksareconsideredseed63_____(library),andcanhelptocreategeneticallymodified(調(diào)整過(guò)的)versionsof64______(exist)seeds.Theworkofseedbanksoftenspandecadesandevencenturies.Mostseedbanksare65______(public)fundedandseedsareusuallyavailableforresearchthatbenefitsthepublic.第四部分寫(xiě)作（共兩節(jié)，滿(mǎn)分40分）第一節(jié)（滿(mǎn)分15分）假定你是校英文報(bào)編輯李華，你們的“HumanandNature”專(zhuān)欄擬刊登一篇主題為“wildanimals”的文章。請(qǐng)你給校外教MrSmith寫(xiě)信約稿，內(nèi)容包括：1.寫(xiě)信目的；2.稿件內(nèi)容及要求；3.表達(dá)期待。注意：1.詞數(shù)80左右；2.可以適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使行文連貫。____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二節(jié)（滿(mǎn)分25分）閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開(kāi)頭語(yǔ)續(xù)寫(xiě)兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。InacoastalvillagenamedSeaford,livedacourageousyoungwomannamedAmelia.AmeliawasknownthroughoutSeafordforheradventurousnature.Fromthemomentshecouldwalk,shewouldeagerlyruntowardsthecrashingwaves,feelingthesandbetweenhertoesandthecoolsprayoftheoceanmistonherface.Shewasawomanwithastrongwillandpossessedaheartfullofkindness.Amelia’slovefortheoceanwasintense,andshespentmostofherdaysexploringthebeautifulbeachesandsparklingwatersthatsurroundedherhouse.Onesunnymorning,whileAmeliawaswalkingalongtheshore,shenoticedagroupofrestlessseagullsabnormallycirclingabovethecrashingwaves.Theirunusualcallsechoed(回)throughtheair.Concernedfortheirwell-being,shefollowedtheirflightpattern,herinstinctsguidinghertowarddanger.Assheapproachedatoweringcliff,Ameliagaspedinhorror.Onanarrowledge(巖架),highabovetheviolentwaves,wasayoungdolphintrappedinathickfishingnet.Itsshinybodyshoneunderthegoldenraysofthesun,butitsfreedomwascruellylimitedbythetrap.Witheachstruggle,thenettightenedarounditsdelicatebody,leavingpainfulmarksonitsskin.Itstailflappedhelplessly,eachmovementarequestforhelp,whileitsdesperatecriesforassistanceechoedthroughtheair.Asenseofurgencyfilledher,pushingherforwardwithdeterminationandresolve.Realizingthattimewastight,Ameliaknewshehadtoactinstantlytofreethisinnocentcreaturefromitsdifficultpositionbeforeitsubmittedtoexhaustionortheforceofthetides.注意:1.續(xù)寫(xiě)詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右;2.請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Paragraph1:Withouthesitation,Ameliarushedbacktothevillage.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Paragraph2:Asthedolphinwasreleasedintothewaters,ithesitatedforamoment.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________參考答案：參考答案：1．C【原文】M:Iheardtherewillbeapowercuttonight.W:Don’tworry.I’vealreadyboughtsomecandles.M:Sowhenwillitbegin?W:It’llbeginat7:00pmandwilllastforthreehours.2．A【原文】W:Dennis,doyoustilllivewithyourparents?M:No.Imovedoutlastmonth.I’vealreadydecidedtoliveonmyown.W:Howcanyouaffordtherent?M:I’vebeenemployedbyanewcompany.3．A【原文】W:Iamfreetoday.M:Great!You’veworkedforsevendays.Whynottakearideinthecountry?W:Goodidea.Wehaven’tgoneoutforages.Willwetake

thechildren?4．B【原文】W:Areyouworkingrightnow?M:No,I’vejustbeenlaidoff.W:Oh,Iamsorry.Whatwasyourjob?M:Iusedtobeamanagerforanimportandexportcompany.W:Isee.Wasitanofficejoborwereyouonyourfeetallday?M:Iworkedbehindadesk.5．A【原文】W:WhatshallwedoonSaturday,Harry?I’mboredwithplayingcomputergamesallthetime.M:Wecouldgotothecinema.TheFlashison.W:I’vealreadyseenit.Ourfavoritebandisgivingaconcert.Let’sgoseetheirperformance.M:Greatidea.6．B7．A【原文】W:It’sChildren’sDay.Willwestayathomeallday?Whydon’twegototheamusementpark?M:Oh,there’salwaystoomuchnoise.W:Whataboutthecircus?M:Circus?Isitstillintown?W:Yes,andyoupromisedoursonyou’dtakehimtherebeforeitleaves.M:Thecircuswillbesocrowdedtoday.Whataboutgoingtothecinema?Peterlikeswatchingmovies.W:Thatsoundsgood.8．A9．B10．C【原文】W:Thewatersupplyofourbuildinghasbeencutoff.Ihaven’tstoredanywaterforcookingtoday.M:Thenareyouupforarestaurantmealtonight?W:Iguesswehavenochoicebuteatout.WecouldgototheMexicanrestaurantaroundthecornerofourstreet.M:I’dliketotrysomethingdifferentthistime.W:ThenwecangotheItalianrestaurantortheFrenchrestaurant.M:Ipreferthelatter.W:It’sfinewithme.Therestaurantisabitfar.Willwedriveortakeataxithere?M:Well,we’vebeenacouchpotatorecently.Iwouldratherridesharedbikesallthewaythere.W:Ok,it’suptoyou.11．A12．C13．B【原文】M:IhadaterriblejourneybackfromThailandlastweek.W:Really?Why?Thescenerythereissobeautiful.Whathappened?M:Iwasnotgoingsightseeing.Iwasonabusinesstrip.Well,firstofall,thetaxithatwastakingmefromtheclient’sofficetotheairportbrokedownonthefreeway.W:Oh,no.M:Thedriverdidn’tspeakanyEnglishorFrenchandhedidn’thaveaphoneonhim—canyoubelieveit?Andhisradiodidn’twork.Sotherewasnowayhecouldgetintouchwiththeofficetogetthemtosendanothertaxi.W:Thenwhatdidyoudo?M:Well.Iactuallythumbedalift.W:Youwhat?M:Istoodonthesideofthefreewayandstuckmythumbout.Therewerealotofcarsgoingby,butnoonestopped.Atlastapassingtruckstoppedandtookmetotheairport.W:Wow,goodforyou.M:Yes,buthedrovereallyslowly.Imissedmyflight.W:It’stooawful.M:Yes,Ihadtowaitthreehoursforthenextone.Ididn’tgethometillfourinthemorning.WhenIgothome,IrealizedI’dleftmyhousekeysinmyhotelinBangkok.W:Oh,pooryou!14．C15．C16．B【原文】W:Goodevening.WhatcanIdoforyou?M:Hi,I’dliketomakeareservation.W:Allright.Isitjustforyou?M:No.Ineedaroomforthree.W:WouldtwobedsbeOK?M:Yes,thatwouldbefine.W:Howlongwillyoubestayingwithus?M:We’llbestayingforfournights,startingoneweekfromtoday.W:OK,wehavearoomwithtwoqueen-sizebedsandakitchen.M:Howmuchwillitcost?W:Threehundreddollarspernight.M:Wow.That’sexpensive.Doyouhaveanyroomsthatcostless?W:Well,wehaveanotherroomwithnokitchen,200dollarspernight.M:That’sOK.I’lltakethisone.W:OK.Alldone.Ihopeyou’llenjoyyourstay.M:Thanks.17．A18．B19．B20．C【原文】Hello.WelcometoGreenParkZoo.Itwasopenedin1958.Anditcoversanareaof110hectares.Over120differenttypesofanimalsarekeptatpresentinthezoo.Thisnumberdoesnotincludethedifferenttypesoffish,birdsandsnakeswhicharealsokepthere.Thiszoohasoneofthelargestcollectionsofdeerintheworld.Thereare24differenttypeshereatpresent.Youwillnoticethattherearenocagesinthiszoo.Theanimalsarefreetorunaroundinseparategroupsindifferentfields.Pleasedonotfeedanyoftheanimals.Herearesomereasonsforthis.First,alltheanimalshaveenoughtoeat.Somevisitorshaveinthepastfedtheanimalswithkindsoffoodwhichisnotsuitable.Thissometimesusedtocauseillnessandevendeathtotheanimals.Second,someoftheanimalshaveverysharpteeth.Itisnotsafetogetclosetothem.Pleasenotethatthegatescloseat5：00pmonweekdaysandanhourlateronweekends.Wehopeyouwillmakeyourvisitmoreenjoyableandinteresting.21．B22．C23．C【導(dǎo)語(yǔ)】本文是一篇應(yīng)用文。文章介紹了普達(dá)措國(guó)家公園。21．細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段第一句“AsanimportantpartofThreeParallelRiversScenicArea,PotatsoNationalPark(PudacuoNationalPark)isfamousforlush(草木繁茂的)mountains,meadows(草地),lakes,rareanimalsandTibetanculture.(作為三江并流風(fēng)景區(qū)的重要組成部分，普達(dá)措國(guó)家公園以郁郁蔥蔥的山脈、草地、湖泊、珍稀動(dòng)物和西藏文化而聞名。)”可知,普達(dá)措國(guó)家公園以山脈、草地、湖泊、珍稀動(dòng)