高中英语 Unit 4 Global warming单元测试卷解析版 新人教版选修6

新人教版选修六单元测试卷解析版 Unit 4 Global warming单元测试(四)第一卷(两部分，共85分)第一部分英语知识运用(共两节，满分45分)第一节单项填空(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。1How do you feel your travel to Hainan?_，I enjoyed it very much，although the weather of some days was unpleasant.AIn addition BOn the wholeCIn other words DOn the other hand答案B解析根据题意“总体上来说，我非常喜欢这次旅行，尽管有几天的天气不算好。”知B项正确。2We are in great need of your help.Your advice will certainly make a_.Apoint Bsense Cmeaning Ddifference答案D解析make a difference“有好的影响；产生重大影响；有关系”。3I can still remember，_it was so long ago.Aever since Bnow thatCeven though Deven as答案C解析句意为：我仍然记得，尽管那事发生在很久以前。A项“自从以来”；B项“既然”；D项“恰巧在的时候；正当”，均不符合题意。4When was it_you let out the secret?Awhich Bwhat Cthat Dwhy答案C解析强调句型，被强调部分是when，引导词只能用that。5The view_many scientists hold is_too much emission of carbon dioxide is destructive.Awhich；which Bthat；thatCthat；which Dwhat；that答案B解析第一个空填that，引导定语从句，第二个空的that引导表语从句，此时的that不能省略。6I _ this man with receiving stolen goods.Aaccused Bscold Ccharge Dblame答案C解析charge sb.with sth.“控告某人犯罪行”；accuse sb.of sth.“指控某人犯罪”。7Our efforts resulted_failure.I think Im also responsible_it.Ain；to Bfrom；to Cin；for Dfrom；for答案C解析考查介词。result in.导致，造成；be responsible for.有责任；对负责。8_it seems to make sense，but if you think about it，the rule misses the point.AAt first glance BAt the first glanceCIn first glance DIn the first glance答案A解析句意为：乍一看它讲得通，但如果你考虑一下，(你会发现)这规则让人不理解。at first glance“乍一看”，固定词组。9During the festival the town holds_traditional activities including temple fairs(庙会)to bring tourists back to scenes of ancient times.Aa collection of Ba range ofCa kind of Da bunch of答案B解析考查词组意义的辨析。a range of“一系列”，此处是表示“举办了一系列的传统活动”。A项a collection of“一群(人)；一批(物品)”；D项a bunch of“一束；一串；一堆”，不合题意。10China should become a global leader in energy efficiency by 2050_nuclear power is likely to account for at least half of the countrys energy.Aon which BthatCwhen Dfor that答案C解析句意为：到2050年中国会在有效利用能源方面成为全球的领导人物，那时，核能至少可能占这个国家能源的一半。先行词在定语从句中作时间状语，所以用when来引导。11With Chinas policy of reform and opening to the outside world，the city has had_growth in the number of international tourists over the past two decades.Aabstract Bsolid Cfragile Dsteady答案D解析考查形容词的词义辨析。steady“平稳的，持续的”。句意为：，在过去的20年里国际游客人数有了稳定增长。A项abstract“抽象的”；B项solid“固体的；可靠的”；C项fragile“易碎的；脆弱的”。12Can you come to help us with our work by 5 oclock?I dont know if I can help；_.Athats a pity Bit all dependsCyou are welcome Dthats a pleasure答案B解析考查情境交际英语。答语句意为：“我不知道我能否帮上忙，一切得看情况来定。”It all depends“不一定；看情况而定”，其他选项不合语境。13The project has been held up by a sudden change in temperature for a week.Im afraid the terrible weather will_for some time.Akeep back Bkeep upCkeep out Dkeep on答案B解析考查动词词组意思辨析。A项keep back“扣下(一部分钱)；忍住，抑制住”；B项keep up“持续；保持”；C项keep out“禁止入内”；D项keep on“继续(做)；继续留用”，只有B项符合语意。14Few people know the fact_was not until 1936 that basketball became a regular part of the Olympic Games.Ait that Bthat it Cthat Dit答案B解析分析句子结构是做对该题的关键，the fact后的句子是对fact内容的进一步解释，是同位语从句，语意完整，用that引导，而且that不可省略；由句中“not until 1936 that.”可知是not.until结构的强调句型，应是it was not until.that，故选B。15Id prefer to spend this Sunday with my classmates on the seashore._Im sure youll have a good weekend.AWhat a pity! BSounds wonderful.CLet me see. DWell done!答案B解析情境交际用语的考查。上句句意为：“我想和同学们去海边过星期天。”从答语“Im sure youll have a good weekend”来看，说话人支持这一提议，只有B项符合语境。第二节完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1635各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。A traveling ship was wrecked during a storm at sea.Only two of the men aboard_16_to swim to a deserted island.They agreed to_17_to God on opposite sides of the island.The first thing they prayed for was_18_.The next morning，the first man saw a fruitbearing tree on his side of the island，and he_19_eat its fruit.But the side of the other man_20_without food.After a week，the first man became_21_and decided to pray for a wife.The next day，a_22_swam to his side of the island.But on the other side of the island，there was_23_.Soon after that the first man prayed for a house，clothes and_24_food.Like magic，all of these things were given to him._25_，the first man prayed for a ship_26_he and his wife could leave the island.In the morning the found a ship on his side of the island.As the ship was about to leave，the first man_27_a voice from Heaven，“_28_are you leaving your compainon on the island？”“My_29_are mine alone since I was the one who prayed for them，”the first man answered.“His prayers were all unanswered and so he doesnt_30_anything.”“You are_31_！”the voice criticized him.“He had only one prayer，which I answered.If not for that，you would not have_32_any of my blessings.”“Tell me，”the first man asked the voice.“What did he pray for？Why would that make me_33_him anything？”“He prayed that all your prayers would be_34_.”For all we know，our blessings are not the_35_of our prayers alone，but those of another praying for us.So what you do for others is more important than what you do for yourself.16A.decided Bmanaged Ctried Dwanted答案B解析根据下文可知，两个幸存者已到达岛上，故用managed to，表示设法做成了某事。17A.refer Bpromise Cpray Dtalk答案C解析根据第二段第一句中“The first thing they prayed for.”可得答案。18A.food BwaterCclothing Dhousing答案A解析根据后句出现的长满果子的树可知，他首先祈祷的是食物。19A.was about to Bwas ready toCwas afraid to Dwas able to答案D解析长满果子的树出现后，他就可以吃东西了。20A.remained BgrewCturned Dgot答案A解析remain意为“仍然是”，第二个人那边仍然什么都没有。21A.cold Blonely Chappy Dquiet答案B解析根据后半句可知，他祈祷的是妻子，故感到寂寞。22A.man Bchild Cwoman Dgod答案C解析他想要一个妻子，因此游上岛的是一个女人。23A.nobody BnoneCno one Dnothing答案D解析nothing表示“什么都没有”。岛的另一边仍然什么都没有。24A.more Bcertain Cmuch Dlittle答案A解析他以前已经得到了食物，因此这里应该是再要一些食物，用more。25A.Generally BSuddenlyCFinally DQuickly答案C解析他们要离开小岛，可以推断这是最后一个祈祷了。26A.so that Bin case thatCas long as Dalthough答案A解析根据要的东西(船)可以推测，第一个人想离开荒岛，前后为因果关系。27A.made BstoppedCremembered Dheard答案D解析根据“a voice from Heaven”可知第一个人听到“来自天堂的声音”。28A.Why BHow CWhen DWhere答案A解析下文的回答的内容是原因，因此应该问“为什么”。29A.approvals BblessingsCplans Dproperties答案B解析根据后半句“.since I was the one who prayed for them”可知，此处指第一个人从上帝那里得到的恩赐。30A.deserve BdivideCdonate Ddepend答案A解析第一个人认为这些都是自己祈祷来的东西，另一个人没有资格得到。31A.correct Bclever Cmistaken Dkind答案C解析根据“the voice criticized him”和下文可知，第一个人的想法是错误的。32A.received BearnedCmet Dcollected答案A解析如果不是因为他的一次祈祷的话，你就不会得到我的恩赐。33A.own Bdue Cowe Dpay答案C解析owe指“亏欠”。他祈祷了我欠他的什么东西呢？34A.answered BforbiddenCheard Dlearnt答案A解析他祈祷你的所有祈祷都得到答复。35A.labors BjobsCactivities Dfruits答案D解析此处fruits表示“成果”。我们的恩赐并不单单是我们祈祷的成果。第二部分阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。AIt may happen sooner or later：when books，toys，songs，snacks，video games，and DVDs have lost their charm，your child begins to say，“Im bored！Tell me a story，please.”Your mind goes blank and your child looks at you with great expectation.What should you do?You may not realize it，but you have a wealth of stories to share.Personal stories，particularly from your childhood or from books youve read，are good starters.Some kids enjoy stories about characters from their favorite books.Whether you take Little Chick on a walk through the barnyard or Firefighter Bob on an exciting drive through the city，dont worry too much about plot(故事情节)Young kids will enjoy them very much.Some kids can appreciate a funny twist，so take a favorite story and turn it upside down by changing the setting，characters，or plot.Make your child the main character in a funny adventure that fits his interests.When did you lose your first tooth？Who was a favorite teacher of yours？Thinking about Mommy or Daddy as a little kid may excite the imagination.And theres nothing more delightful than a story about the time a parent did some tricks and their results.Kids delight in these short experiences of a past that are connected to them.When you tell stories，you show how to put words together to make meaning.You share something new about yourself that your kids may find interesting or exciting and that might be a starting point for questions and discussions.Above all，you develop a love of words that kids will have for life.So take a deep breath and begin：“Once upon a time.”36At present most children probably have the least chances to_.Awatch video games Bplay with toysChave snacks Dlisten to stories答案D解析根据第一段“It may happen sooner or later ：when books，toys，songs，snacks，video games，and DVDs have lost their charm.”可以推测，孩子们现在听故事的机会可能最少。37To tell children stories，parents are advised to_.Ause their imagination to invent some storiesBlearn about their childrens interestsCdepend on wide readingDchoose wellorganized stories in terms of plot答案B解析根据第三段“Some kids enjoy stories about characters from their favorite books”和第四段“Make your child the main character in a funny adventure that fits his interest”可知，在给孩子讲故事时，父母应该了解孩子对什么感兴趣。38From the passage we learn that_.Achildren enjoy hearing stories about their parentsBchildren can develop an adventurous spirit by listening to storiesCchildren sometimes like to see their parents make mistakesDparents can learn to tell lies by telling their children stories答案A解析根据第五段“And theres nothing more delightful than a story about the time a parent did some tricks and their results”可知，孩子们很喜欢听关于父母小时候的事情。39What is the biggest benefit that children can get by listening to stories?AIt shortens the distance between parents and children.BIt develops the imagination of children.CIt develops childrens love for language.DIt encourages children to question things.答案C解析根据倒数第二段“Above all，you develop a love of words that kids will have for life”可知，给孩子讲故事，最重要的是可以培养孩子对语言的热爱。BMild almond tea，Americanstyle fried eggs，cakes and fresh fruits were what Soong Meiling ，wife of Chiang Kaishek，usually had for breakfast.And thats exactly what a group of tourists from Guangdong province had on Saturday morning.They had reached Taiwan a day earlier.“We enjoyed the breakfast very much，”said Wen Qian，beaming with excitement.“We felt we were being treated like kings when we saw the spread.We were overjoyed when told that the breakfast was prepared by the Taipei tourism authorities and the hotel especially for us，”the Beijing Youth Daily quoted Wen as having said yesterday.“We felt like film stars when journalists clicked our photographs.Moreover，many Taiwan people greeted us on the streets.They must have come to know about our arrival through the Taiwan media，”he said.Wen said they could feel the warmth and intimacy of the Taiwan people everywhere they went.Wen is part of one of the first mainland groups to fly directly to Taiwan in six decades.He reached Taiwan with his group on Friday on one of the chartered weekend flights.The direct flights carrying mainland tourists to Taiwan and viceversa have been described by Kuomintang honorary chairman(国民党名誉主席)Lien Chan as a great contributor to peaceful crossTaiwan Straits ties and the opening of a new page in the Chinas prosperity.“We had been waiting for the day for almost 60 years，and had gone through some difficult periods，”Lien said at a meeting with Shao Qiwei，chairman of the CrossStraits Tourism Communication Association，on Saturday.“The two events will benefit compatriots(同胞)on both sides by stimulating(刺激)consumption(消费)and the economy in Taiwan，and improving mutual understanding，”Lien said.40The members of a group of tourists from Guangdong enjoyed the breakfast because_.ASoong Meiling once had the same breakfastBthe breakfast includes Americanstyle fried eggs，cakes and fresh fruits and they taste niceCthe breakfast was especially prepared by the Taipei tourism authorities and they felt like being treated like kingsDThey had reached Taiwan a day earlier for the breakfast答案C解析细节题。由第二段第一、二两句可知。41.What is the main idea of the second paragraph?ATourists were overjoyed when they had the breakfast especially prepared for them.BTaiwan people welcomed mainland tourists warmly.CMainland tourists acted as film stars when journalists clicked their photographs.DTaiwan people greeted the tourists on the streets.答案B解析归纳判断题。由大陆游客的感受可断定他们受到了热烈的欢迎。A、D两项属于细节；C项描述不准确。42There have been no direct flights carrying mainland tourists to Taiwan for_.Aalmost 60 years Bno more than 60 yearsCover 60 years Dmore than 60 years答案A解析由第四段“We had been waiting for the day for almost 60 years.”可知应选A。43Which of the following is TRUE about the passgage?AMembers of the first tourist group to Taiwan are only from Guangdong province.BMainland tourists enjoyed the breakfast very much because they never ate them before.CKuomintang honorary chairman Lien Chan thought highly of the direct flightsDAll Taiwan people greeted the tourists on the streets from all over the world.答案C解析细节题。由第四段第一句可知。CGeorge Stephensons father was a stoker(司炉)of a coal engine near Newcastle upon Tyne in English.When George was fourteen he became his fathers assistant at a shilling a day.He loved engines and spent all his spare time studying them.That was in 1795，and in those days all steam engines were stationary(固定的)They were used to pull trucks along rails with a chain or rope.In 1804，Richard Trevithick built an engine on wheels，and several other engineers built locomotives(火车头)，as they were called，each one trying to make a better machine than the others.George Stephenson himself tried to build a locomotive.Stephenson built his first locomotive in 1814，and he kept on trying to improve it.When the first public railway was opened between Stochton and Darlington in 1825，it was his engine，called Locomotion，that pulled the first goods train in the world，with a few passengers on board.Stephensons most famous engine was The Rocket，which his son Robert helped to design.In 1829，a prize of 500 pounds was offered to the designer of the best locomotive.Five engines took part in the tests and The Rocket proved to be the best in every way.It astonished everyone by pulling a train at the wonderful speed of 30 miles an hour.With Robert，George Stephenson became the leading railway engineer in the world，both for building engines and making railways.English had interesting names in those days，and the very famous one was called Puffing Billy.44George Stephensons interest in engines started from_.Ahis love of engines at his timeBhis study of engines at spare timeChis oneshilling income from his fatherDhis experience of working with his father答案D解析文章第一段中指出：斯蒂芬森从十四岁起做父亲的助手，并且把所有的空闲时间都花在研究火车引擎上面，由此可见，他的兴趣是从跟随父亲工作开始的，故D项为正确答案。45Stephenson began to work on locomotives at the time when_.Asome kinds of locomotives had already been builtBno one could build a better one than hisConly Trevithick made an engine on wheelsDengines on wheels were not known as locomotives答案A解析文章第二段很清楚地告诉我们：Richard Trevithick在1804年制造了一个火车头，其他一些工程师也建造了火车头，在这些之后，斯蒂芬森才开始制造，所以A项为正确选项。46Engines could be used to carry passengers_after the building of engines on wheels.Aten years Btwentyfive yearsCtwentyone years Dthirty years答案C解析此题为推论题。第二段提到：1804年，理查德待里维西克建造了火车头，第三段又讲到：1825年，火车拉运了第一批货物和乘客，仔细推算，可知二者之间时间间隔为21年。故选C项。47The Rocket aroused peoples interest because it_.Awon the prizeBcould run much fasterCwas the best of the five locomotivesDwas designed by Stephenson答案B解析根据文中“It astonished everyone by pulling a train at the wonderful speed of 30 miles an hour.(火车头)带动火车以每小时30英里的惊人速度运行震惊了每个人。”可知The Rocket引擎之所以激起了人们的兴趣是因为它速度更快，所以B项正确。DLeading investors have joined the growing chorus of concern about governments and companies rushing into producing biofuels as a solution for global warming，saying that many involved in the sector could be jeopardizing future profits if they do not consider the longterm impact of what they are doing carefully.It is essential to build sustainability criteria into the supply chain of any green fuel project in order to ensure that there is no adverse effect on the surrounding environment and social structures.The report produced by the investors expresses concern that many companies may not be fully aware of the potential pitfalls in the biofuel sector.Production of corn and soya beans has increased dramatically in the last years as an ecofriendly alternative to fossil fuels but environmental and human rights campaigners are worried that this will lead to destruction of rain forests.Food prices could also go up as there is increased competition for crops as both foodstuffs and sources of fuel.Last week，the UN warned that biofuels could have dangerous side effects and said that steps need to be taken to make sure that land converted to grow biofuels does not damage the environment or cause civil unrest.There is already great concern about palm oil，which is used in many foods in addition to being an important biofuel，as rain forests are being cleared in some countries and people driven from their homes to create palm oil plantations.An analyst and author of the investorsreport says that biofuels are not a cure for climate change but they can play their part as long as governments and companies manage the social and enviromental impacts thoroughly.There should also be greater measures taken to increase efficiency and to reduce deman