globalwarming第四课时同步测试

人教新课标版高二选修6Unit4GlobalwarmingSectionⅣLearningaboutLanguage同步测试4Ⅰ.单词拼写1.Itwouldbemore(经济的)tobuythebiggersize.2.Clearnessof(陈述)ismoreimportantthanbeautyoflanguage.3.Thecompetitionisopentobothteamsand(个人).4.WeshouldtakeactionstoStopthe(污染)ofourenvironment.5.IknowIcantrustherinany（情况）.6.Coalisoneofthecheapesttypesoff.7.Youmustdrinkalargeqofwater.8.Sheenjoyedwfameafterhernewfilmcameout.9.Yourheadacheisacofdrinkingtoomuchlastnight.10.Thereisadonwhattodonext.Ⅱ.单句改错11.Theygottheircarwashingatthegarage.12.Weoftencomparechildrenwithflowers.13.Howtokeeptheiroldtraditionsandcustomshasbecomeaconcerninmanycountries.14.Itwastheywhomhadameetingtheotherday.15.Ourmoneyforthetravellingsoonranoutof.Ⅲ.单项填空16.Wewillbeshownaroundthecity:schools,museums,andsomeotherplaces,othertouristsseldomgo.A.what B.which C.where D.when17.ItwasnotuntilshegothomeJenniferrealizedshehadlostherkeys.A.when B.that C.where D.before18.—Howlongatthisjob?—Since1990.A.wereyouemployed B.haveyoubeenemployedC.hadyoubeenemployed D.willyoubeemployed19.Hefounditincreasinglydifficulttoread,hiseyesightwasbeginningtofail.A.and B.for C.but D.or20.—Whatdoyouwanttodonext?—.Whateveryouwanttodoisfinewithme.A.Itjustdepends B.It’suptoyou C.Allright D.Gladtohearthat21.Hisinterestsfromchesstoboating.A.range B.work C.extend D.go22.Luckily,thebulletnarrowlymissedthecaptainaninch.A.by B.at C.to D.from23.Itwasnotuntilshehadarrivedhomeherappointmentwiththedoctor.A.didsheremember B.thatsherememberedC.whensheremembered D.hadsheremembered24.—I’msorry;Isteppedoutsideforasmoke.Iwasverytired.—Thereisnoforthiswhileyouareonduty.A.reason B.excuse C.cause D.chance25.ManypeopleinthewestmakearuletobuyChristmaspresentsfortheirrelativesandfriends.A.this B.it C.that D.them26.IwasadvisedtoarrangeforinsuranceIneededmedicaltreatment.A.incase B.although C.nevertheless D.sothat27.Anawfulaccident,however,occurtheotherday.A.does B.did C.hasto D.hadto28.LaurafeltlonelyathomeinthecountrysideherdaughtervisitingheronSundaysoccasionally.A.butfor B.exceptfor C.besides D.exceptthat29.Someareas,theirsevereweatherconditions,arehardlypopulated.A.dueto B.inspiteof C.butfor D.ifonly30.Generouspublicfundingofbasicsciencewouldconsiderablebenefitsforthecountry’shealth,wealthandsecurity.A.leadto B.resultfrom C.liein D.settledownⅣ.完形填空LastweekIwasinvitedtoadoctor’smeetingattheRuthHospital.Inoneofthewards(=separateroominahospitalforpatients)apatient,anoldman,gotupshakilyfromthebedandmovedslowlytowardsme.Icouldseethathehadn’tlongtolive,buthecameuptomeandplacedhisrightfootclosetomineonthefloor.“Frank”Icriedinastonishment.Hecouldn’t31My33racedbackmorethanthirtyyears,tothe34daysof1941,whenIwasastudentinLondon.The35wasanair-raidshelter(防空洞),inwhichIandaboutahundredotherpeople36everynight.Twooftheregulars(=regularcustomersatashop,bar,etc.)wereMrs.Westandherson,Frank.Sharingwartimeproblems,weshelter-dwellers37eachotherverywell.FrankWest38mebecausehewasn’t39,notevenatbirth.Hismothertoldmehewasthirty-seventhen,buthehad40ofamindthanababyhas.His“speech”consistedorroughsounds—soundsofpleasureoranger—and41.Mrs.West,thenaboutseventy-five,wasastrong,capable(=havingability)woman,42shehadtobe,ofcourse,becauseFrank43onherentirely.Heneededallthe44thatababyneeds.OnenightapolicemancameandtoldMrs.Westthatherhousehadbeenflattened(=makesth.flat)bya500-pounder.She45nearlyeverythingsheowned.Whenthatsortofthing46,therestofushelpedtheunlucky47.Sobeforewe48thatmorning,IstoodbesideFrankand49myrightfootagainsthis.Theywereaboutthesamesize.Thatnight,ItookapairofshoestotheshelterforFrank.Assoonashesawme,hecamerunningandplacedhisrightfootagainstmine.Afterthat,his50tomewasalwaysthesame.31.A.run B.walk C.cry D.answer32.A.covering B.pressing C.suiting D.regretting33.A.thoughts B.minds C.memories D.body34.A.dark B.bright C.busy D.free35.A.place B.sight C.cave D.scene36.A.hid B.slept C.worked D.studied37.A.gotonwith B.wenttohelp C.gottoknow D.usedtotalk38.A.interested B.recognized C.respected D.encouraged39.A.quick B.unusual C.common D.normal40.A.more B.less C.fewer D.none41.A.nolonger B.muchmore C.nomore D.someothers42.A.when B.while C.though D.as43.A.fed B.kept C.lived D.depended44.A.clothes B.attention C.treatment D.food45.A.lost B.ranoutof C.destroyed D.wasoccurred46.A.tookplace B.appeared C.happened D.hasoccurred47.A.another B.other C.one D.ones48.A.returned B.separated C.reunited D.came49.A.triedon B.pressed C.measured D.stepped50.A.acting B.meeting C.nodding D.greetingⅤ.阅读表达AfewweeksagoIwasabouttotakemysontohisicehockeygamewhenInoticedsomethingunusual.Hewasfullydressedandreadytoleave,exceptthatonesideofhisshirtwastucked(塞)intohistrouserswhiletheothersideremainedhangingout.“John,youlookgreat,butyouforgottotuckinyourshirt,”Ichided(责备).“Dad,youdon’tunderstand,”hereplied.“Ikeeponesideofmyshirtoutonpurpose.It’sforgoodluck.”AndthenIunderstood.Superstitions(迷信)andsportsgohandinhand.Infact,Iwouldbetthatsuperstitiousbehaviorhasbeenapartofsportssincethebeginningoforganizedgames.Perhapsyou’venoticedyourownyoungathletedevelopingsomeunusualpre-gamerituals(仪式):puttingonthesamedirtyundershirtaftergame;wearingonesockupandonesockdown;eatingaparticularpre-gamemeal;listeningtothesamesongonthetapewhileridingtothegame.Infact,frommyexperienceofobservingeventopprofessionalathletes,superstitionsarenothingmorethanpatternsthatmanyathletesgothrough,notsomuchtoensurethemgoodluck,butrathertohelpthemrelaxandbecomfortable.Itisunusualforsixorsevenyearsoldchildrentohavealreadydevelopedsomesportssuperstitions,butbythetimethey’re10or11,yourkidsmightbegindisplayingsomeoddbehaviorbeforeagame.Asaparent,don’tbeoverlyconcerned.Ofcourse,you’llwanttorespectyourchild’srequestsaboutwearingthatspecial“luckyshirt”ormakingcertainyoufeedhimthat“luckybreakfast”orwhatever.Don’tputdowntheritual.However,youshouldpointouttoyourchildthatwhileit’sfinetodevelopapre-gameritualtohelphimorherprepareforacontest,one’ssuccessinsportsismuchmoreafunctionofhardwork,practiceanddetermination.Afterall,thosearetherealvaluesyouwanttoputintoyourchild’smind.Mostsuperstitionslastonlyas.longastheathletecontinuestoexperience“goodluck”.Oncethatstreakofgoodfortune,he’llbegladtodropthatundershirtintothewashingmachine.51.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?(Pleaseanswerwithin10words.)52.Canathletes’superstitionsreallybringthemgoodluck?Ifnot,whatcanthosesuperstitionsreallyhelpathletesdo?(Pleaseanswerwithin10words.)53.TranslatetheunderlinedsentenceintoChinese.54.Pleasefillintheblankinthelastparagraphtocompletethesentence.(Pleaseanswerwithin10words.)55.Whatdosportssuperstitionsrefertoaccordingtothepassage?(Pleaseanswerwithin20words.)

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