英语外研版单元测试book6 module

Book6Module6单元测试题（外研版 —Remembertoattendthe—Iwill,butifI aboutit,pleaseremindA.hadforgottenB.should C.may D.willTheyhadto theiroriginalnforthetripbecauseofthesuddenchangeoftheA. B. C. Thescientisthidhimselfamongthebushes, hecouldwatchthetiger’sbehaviorA.from B. C.from D.Somedriversstilldriveundertheinfluenceofalcohol() repeatedA. B. C. D.Whatanaccident!Ifyou myadvice,thingswouldnotbeastheyareA.have B.had C.was D.Theshiphitarockbutfortunayallthecrewswere byapassingboatbeforeitA.taken B.put C.made D.picked A. B. C. D.argument A. B. C. D.Afterhavingcovered100anight,theyreachedthedestination, B.beC.having D. A.a; B.the; C./; D.a;Althoughhehadbeenillforalongtime,itstillcameasashockwhenhe A.accidentallyB. C. D.—HowdiditcomeaboutthattheFrenchteamdidn’tenterthesecond—Ihaveno A.Iagreeabsolu B.IoftenwonderC.I’lltry D.YoumissedtheIfhehadknownitearlier,he younottotakethatfoolishwould B.wouldbeC.wouldhave D.wouldbeAsamotherofthreenaughtyboys,hersparetimeisfully withherA. B. C. 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C.D.Igrewupwithanalcoholicstepfather.Therewerealotofmomentswhenhewouldusboysandmymom.Manytimesweranawayfromhomeoutof17andsleptoverathospitals,stationsorevenatthent-doorneighbors’.Itall18whenIwasabout2yearsold,rightthroughtomyearlytwenties.I’mtheeldestamongfourboys.I’m19thatthougheachofusisscarred,westillkeptourstraight.NoneofusabuseAtsomepointinmylatetwentiesI 21mystepfatherinmyheart,notdirectly.Noneofmybrothersforgavehim.They22him,yetstilltalktohim.Ifeelthemostsorryformymombecauseafteralltheseyears,theyare23 Aboutamonthago,Icametovisitmyparents.Hecamehomelateat11:00pmthatnight,compley24.Iwastheonlyonestill25andforsomereasondidn’tgotobed,feltIhadto26andforonceinmylife,protectivetowardsmymom.Talkingtome,hewas27mymomandmybrothers,lingmetonighthewouldbeateverybodyup.Hehadasoftspotforme.ThoughIwastheonewho28themostbeatings,andstillcarryalotoffearandemotional29,hedidn'tsayonebadwordtowardsmethatnight.Ijust30andwatchedhimexpressinghis31.Thenithappened,amomentIthoughtwouldneverhappen.Hestartedcrying,admittinghis32,andaskingformyIfelthappythatnight;33thatImanagedtonotonlycalmhimdown,buttogethimtoopenhis34andaskforforgiveness.Itdoesnot 35thepast,whatwewentthrough;however,thefuturehasnothappenedyet.Weonlyhavetodaytomakethebestofourlives.16.A.B.C.D.17.A.B.C.D.18.A.B.C.D.19.A.B.C.D.20.A.B.C.D.21.A.B.C.D.22.A.B.C.D.23.A.B.C.D.24.A.B.C.D.25.A.B.C.D.26.A.B.C.D.27.A.B.C.D.28.A.B.C.D.29.A.B.C.D.30.A.B.C.D.31.A.B.C.D.32.A. C.D.33.A.B.C.D.34.A.B.C.D.35.A.B.C.D.A“Afather,hisson,andafriendofhissonweresailingoffthePacificCoast,”anoldmanbeganhisstory,“whenafastapproachingstormblockedanyattempttogetbacktoshore.Thewavesweresohighthateventhoughthefatherwasanexperiencedsailor,hecouldnotkeeptheboatupright,andthethreeweresweptintotheocean.”Theoldmanhesitatedforamoment,makingeyecontactwithtwoteenagerswhowerelookingsomewhatinterestedinhisstory.He,“Grabbingarescueline,thefatherhadtomakethemostpainfuldecisionofhislife.Heonlyhadsecondstomakethedecision.ThefatherknewthathissonwasaChristian,andthathisson’sfriendwasnot.Asthefatheryelledout,’Iloveyou,son!’hethrewthelinetohisson’sfriend.”Bythistime,thetwoteenagersweresittingstraighterinthecrowd,waitingforthenextwordstocomeoutoftheoldman’smouth.“Thefather,”he,“knewhissonwouldstepintoeternity(不朽)withJesus,andhisson’sfriendwouldnotwithoutJesus.Therefore,hesacrificedhisson.HowgreattheloveofGodisthatheshoulddothesameforus.”“Thatwasanicestory,”poliystartedoneoftheboys,“butIdon’tthinkitwasveryforafathertogiveuphisson’s“Well,you’vegotapointthere,”theoldmanreplied,glancingdownathiswornBible.Abigsbroadenedhisnarrowface,andheonceagainlookedupattheboysandsaid,“Itsureisn’tveryrealistic,isit?ButI’mstandingheretodaytolyouthatthatstorygivesmeaglimpseofwhatitmusthavebeenlikeforGodtogiveuphissonforme.Yousee...Iwastheson’sfriend.”Accordingtotheoldman,thethreeofthemcameacrossthestorm whentheysailedbacktothewhiletheyweresailingonthewhentheywerefishinginthewhiletheyweresailingfortheThemostpainfuldecisionforthefatherwas tosavebothofthematthesametoadmithisson’sfriendwasnotatowhichboyhewouldthrowtherescuewhetherhewouldsavethefriendofhissonorWhydidthefatherthrowthelinetohisson’sfriendinsteadofhisBecausehewasonceaBecauseheactuallylovedhissonBecausehissonwasgoodatBecausehebelievedhissonwouldbewithWhatcanwelearnaboutthesonoftheHehatedhis B.HeneverC.Hewouldbewith D.HesurvivedtheWhydidtheoldmanbelieveitisrealisticforafathertogiveuphisson’sBecausethefatherlovedhimBecauseheexperiencedthatBecausehetotallybelievedtheloveofBecauseheoncebehavedexactlyliketheBIrememberlikeyesterdaythedaymyfather,aflyingofficerintheRAAFduringWorldWarII,camehomefromthewar.IwascuriousabouthissuitcaseandInoticedalargenewspaperadvertisementdisyinganewpiano.WhenDadsawmeholdingit,hisfacebrokeintoabigs,“Iboughtyourmumapianofortenpoundsdownandtwopoundsaweek.”MumcriedwithAfewdayslater,alargehorsecameuptheroad,pullingacartwithabrand-newpiano.Afterteathatnight,Mumbegantoteachherselftoyforabouttwohoursandthenoisedroveeverybodyinthestreetmad,untilDadgentlysaid,“Enoughisenough.”Fromthatdayon,Mumwasobsessedwithherpiano.Everydayshewouldplinkandplonkbetweenngthecookingandhousework.Withinamonthshewasyingatune,totheamazementofeverybodyinthestreet.ThreemonthswentbyandMumwasnowpracticallyasuccessfulpianist,holdingsing-alongpartieswithalltheneighboursgatheringaround.Althoughwewerepoor,shefeltlikeaprincessandwasdelightedatalltheattention.However,IbegantonoticethatDadwaslookingincreasinglysadandworried.Itturnedoutthat,sincereturningfromthewar,he’dbeenunabletofindajob.AfewweekslaterIwatchedthesamecarttakethepianoaway.Mumstayedinthekitchen,sobbing(哭泣).Suddenly,itallbecamecleartome:nojob,nomoney,nopiano.Mumtriednottoshowhersadness,butImustadmitthehouseseemedawfullyquietwithoutthepiano.Dadfinallygotajobteachingpupils.Everynightafterdinnerhe’dstudylateintotheMumdidn’tsaymuchbutIcouldlshewasproudofDadandhowhardhewastryingtorebuildhislife.Likeallservicemen,he’dsacrificedalotovertheyearsandsheknewit.Twoyearslater,DadhadsavedenoughmoneytobuyMumanotherpiano.Thistimehepaidcashforit.Wecanlearnfromthetextthattheauthor’sfather seldomreturnedhomewhenhewasaflyingboughthismotherapianoafterreturningfromtheusedtogooutwithasuitcaseandalocaloftentalkedabouthispastexperiencesinWorldWarTheunderlinedphrase“wasobsessedwith”istheclosestinmeaningto wasproud B.wascuriousC.wastired D.wascrazyWhywasthenewpianosoldafterafewweeks’Theauthor’smothergaveuppracticingitatSomethingwaswrongwithitsoitcouldn’tworkTheauthor’sfatherhadnomoneytosupporthisNeighborscouldn’tputupwithsomuchnoisefromTheturningpointoftheauthor’sfather’slifecamewhen hesufferedagreatlossat B.heboughthismotheraC.hebegantoworkasa 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D.DWillwesoonseetheflowersofEdinburghinfullbloominthedepthsofwinter?Thispossibilityisconsideredinanewstudyintotheimpactofglobalwarmingonspringflowering,publishedintheInternationalJournalofClimatology.Data,takenfromrecordsdatingbacktothelatenineteenthcentury,hasbeenusedtodemonstratetheimpactofglobalwarmingandtopredicttheeffectfurtherwarmingwillhaveonntlifebytheyear2080.Thestudy,byDrMalcolmClarkandProfRoyThompson,isbasedonthefactsthatntscontrolthetimingoffloweringbyadaptingtothelocalweatherandclimateandthatthroughoutthepastcentury,globalwarminghasresultedinlocalclimatechangeswhicharelikelytosteadily“Alreadythereisagreatdealofobservational(观察的)evidenceofregionalchangesinclimateassociatedwithglobalwarming,”saidClark.“Wehavenotonlyseenanearlierbreakupoficeonriversandmeltingglaciers(),butalsotheearlyemergenceofinsects,egglayingbybirdsandthefloweringofnts.Thisnewmodelallowsustorefinepredictionsofthefutureimpactofwarmingonntandanimallifeacrossmuchoftheworld.”ClarkandThompsonworkedfromawealthofoldrecordsfromtheRoyalBotanicGardenEdinburgh,whichstartedin1850.TheyalsoyzedrecordsofEdinburgh’sclimatefromrecordsdatingbackto1775.Withthisinformationtheyinvestigatedtheresponsesof79speciesofnttoairtemperatures.Usingthisdata,ThompsonandClarkestablishtherelationshipbetweenairtemperatureandfirstfloweringdateandhaveusedtheirnewstatistical(统计的)modeltopredictlikelychangesinspringfloweringinScotland.Forevery1degreethattheclimatewarms,theypredictthatspringfloweringwillbeginapproximay11daysearlier.ClarkandThompsoncheckedtheresultsoftheirstatisticalmodelwithotherdatasetsfromacrosstheworld,indicatingthattheirresultsarenotlimitedtoonecountry.WhatcanbelearnedaboutthestudybyClarkandItprobablydatesbacktothelatenineteenthItshowsthatntscancontrolthetimingofItisexpectedtopredictwhatntlifewillbelikebyItcentersontheeffectofglobalwarmingonnts’WhichofthefollowingcanNOTshowclimatechangesassociatedwithglobalTheearlyemergenceofTheearliermeltingofTheearlierfloweringofThequickdisappearanceofClarkandThompsonachievedalotintheirstudymainly observing B.furtherC.yzingold D.Wecanlearnfromthelastparagraph thestudyisbasedonntlifeintheirstatisticalmodelcanbeappliedtoothertheresultsoftheirstatisticalmodelareexactlythesameasglobalwarmingalsoaffectsspringfloweringmuchinotherInwhatcolumnofScienceDailycanweprobablyfindtheHealth& B.Earth&C.Environment& D.Matter&四、表达（共两节，满分45分（共5小题；每小题3分，满分15分Thereareplentyofoptionsavailabletoyouwhenyouarelookingforinvitations.Whileallofthistogethercanbestressful,you’llrealizethatonceyouaskthesequestions,you’llbeabletofigureoutwhatyouwantintermsofbirthdayinvitationsinnotimeatall!Thefirstthingtothinkaboutiswhereyouwanttogetthebirthdayinvitationsfrom.Thefirstandmostpopularoptionforbirthdayinvitationsistogetthemfromastore.Whileyoucangetplentyofinvitationsfromasupermarket,youmightalsowanttocheckoutyourlocalstationarystore.It’salwaysmorefuntosendoutinvitationsthatrelatetothethemeoftheparty.Youcanfindlotsofblankinvitationsthatwilldojustthatatastationarystore.Ifyouhavesomemoretimeandacreativetalent,youmightbeinterestedinmakingtheinvitationsyourself.Ifthisisthecase,youcanfindalotofideasandmaterialsatyournearestcraftstore.Youcanstartoffwithabasicshapeofpaperandthenglueextrasontoit.Trynottogettooelaborateasyou’llstillhavetomailthesethings!Whentryingtodecidewhattoputontheinvitation,remembertokeepitsimple.Inthecaseofaparty,youcanlimitwhatyouputonittowhereandwhenthepartyis,andwhetherthereareanyspecialinstructions,likeiftheguestsshouldwearacostumeorbepreparedfortheopportunitytoswiminapool.Ifyou’reshortonideasonwhattheinvitationsshouldlooklike,justthinkabouttheoftheparty.Areyouholdingitsomewherespecial,likea