新课标考点规范练选修6Unit1

1、丛挙主考点规范练26（选修6 unitl）i阅读理解1.athe brooklyn museum is an art museum located in the new york city borough of brooklyn.at 560,000 square feet,the museum is new york city's second largest in physical size and holds an art collection of roughly 1.5 million works.here are four of them.lcabinet（储藏柜）date

2、: 1600collections:asian artchinese furniture is often characterized by the elegant simplicity of its design and the beauty that comes from the natural woods.these two big cabinets are made of a fragrant wood that helped drive insects away .the fine chinese furniture is typically assembled without th

3、e use of nails.lolclancinewcciirodate: 1872collections:american artlate nineteenth-century european and american landscape painters often painted distant places in order to offer audiences something unfamilianlouis comfort tiffany here recorded a view of relatively "modern egyptian monuments:th

4、e alabaster mosque（built 1824-57）.tiffany based this work on photographs he made in 1871.3theislets（小岛）citportmllezdate: 1897collections:european artthroughout his sixty-year painting career,claude monet captured the shifting light and color of the seine river.in this painting,monet brushes dawn'

5、;s light colors in short strokes（笔画）to suggest the volumes of an islands leaves.lt served as an initial,unfinished study for his later paintings of the river.goatherdsdate: 1905-1906collections:american artmindful of his plan to create a painting of the sermon on the mount for the boston public libr

6、ary,john singer sargent visited the region of the sea of galilee,where he completed oil and watercolor views of the lakeland of nearby mount tabor and the plain of esckaelgas well as a number of figure subjects including goatherds.museumhours:丛挙主monday .tuesday :closedwednesday:l 1 am-6 pmthursday:

7、11 am-10 pmfriday,saturday,sunday:l 1 am-6 pmadmission:adults:$12students with valid id:$8adults 62 and over:$8children under 12 accompanied by an adult:freeyou can visit the brooklyn museum.a1 am-6 pm mondayb. 9 am-11 am wednesdayc. 2 pm-10 pm fridayd. 2 pm-6 pm sunday2. for mike，his 11-year-old so

8、n and his father aged 63,they have to pay.a. $12b.$20c.$28d.$323. which section of a newspaper is the text most probably taken from?a. art.b.life.c.people.d.nature.4.bwe strongly believe that access to reliable affordable energy is the cornerstone to prosperity in emerging economies.with rising ener

9、gy demand and cost,some areas benefit while others struggle.the population most vulnerable （脆弱的）to energy deprivation（缺失）is the lower economic part of a developing nation,often the nations rich in energy resources where our industry operates.world energy project provides energy resources to small co

10、mmunities in developing countries where access to electricity is unavailable through traditional sources.the project uses solar panels capable of providing light to an individual home.students travel to the communities to learn about system design and micro-finance culture and assist with the instal

11、lation of panels.as students graduate from the energy commerce programmosl immediately go to work in the oil and gas related industry.due to strong industry demand.the starting salaries are increasingly generous.while we want all of our students to be financially successful,we also recognize that a

12、university education should include more than job skill training.an important component particularly丛挙主in the age of globalization is the realization of the connection among all aspects of the global econom yfew american students have an awareness of the importance of community service and still few

13、er any international experience.they are however.quick to realize that an increase in the price of energy can be beneficial to their careers.the other side of course,is that rising prices may cause many to do without basic energy services.students should be taught that while our industry is exciting

14、 and potentially lucrativejt is also vitally important to the health and well-being of the worlds population.world energy project aims toa. teach students about solar panelsb. protect traditional energy resourcesc. develop new energy throughout the worldd. bring reliable energy resources to people i

15、n need5.1t is mentioned that students who work in the oil and gas related industrya. know a lot about new energyb. are well paid at the beginningc. tend to face financial problemsd. are usually the smartest students6-the underlined word "lucrative” in the last paragraph can best be replaced by

16、“二a.globalb.profitablec.importantd.dangerous7>in the last paragraphdhe authora. stresses the importance of new energyb. tells students how to get a well-paid jobc. explains the relation between energy and economyd. persuades students to have a better job-choosing viewii.七选五1.（2014-郑州第二次质量预测）most

17、cars have seat belts as a part of their equipment.seat belts protect drivers and passengers in case of accidents.they also reduce the effect of a crash on the body, 1 worldwide,the devices have protected up to a million people.america first recognized the invention of an automobile seat belt in 1849

18、.the government gave a patent to an engineer named edward claghom of new york city so that others would not copy his invention of a safety device. 2 this early version of the safety belt was said to include hooks and other attachments for securing the person to a fixed object.other inventors followe

19、d with different versions of the seat belt. 3 it resulted from the work of a swedish engineer,nils bohlin.his three-point,lap and shoulder seat belt first appeared on cars in europe 50 years ago.nils bohlin recognized that both the upper and lower body needed to be held securely in place.his inventi

20、on contained a cloth strap （带子）that was placed across the chest and another strap across the hips, 4volvo was the first company to offer the modern seat belt to its cars.this company also provided use of nils bohlin's design to other carmakers5 he received a gold medal from the royal swedish aca

21、demy of engineering sciences in 1995.he died in sweden in 2002.a. the swedish engineer won many honors for his seat belt.b. claghorn was a promising young engineer with many honors all his life.c. the design joined the straps next to the hip.d. there are many companies adopting nils bohlins inventio

22、n of the seat belt.e. safety experts say that seat belts save thousands of lives a year in america alone.f. but more than 100 years passed before the current seat belt was developedg. claghorn called his invention a safety belt.ill书面表达1.（2014-太原测评）假定你是李华，暑假期间你在california参加了中美中学生夏令营活动,并度过了一段愉快的 时光。可惜

23、你把alice送给你的oxfordenglishdictionaty遗忘在了宾馆里，幸好你的美国好友 jack及时找到并将其邮寄了过来。请你给jack写一封信,感谢他的帮助，并邀请他来中国参观。 要点如下：1说明写信的目的；2陈述主要理山；3提出邀请。注意：1词数100左右；2可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；3开头和结朿语已为你写好，不计入总词数。dear jack,how time flies!丛挙主yours truly,li hua#i阅读理解1. d 解析：细节理解题。由 museumhours 部分的“friday,salurday,sunday: 1 lam-6pm”可知。2. b

24、解析：推理判断题。由admission部分可知,三人分别应付12美元、0美元、8美元的入场费，共计20美 7c o3. a 解析：文章出处题。本文主要介绍了布鲁克林博物馆的四件艺术作品。故a项正确。4. d 解析：细节理解题。由第二段中的 providesenergyresourcestosmallcommunitiesindevelopingcountrieswhereaccesstoelectricityisunavailable''知。5. b 解析：细节理解题。由第三段中的4tthestartingsalariesareincreasinglygenerousvxt知。6. b 解析：词义猜测题。由最后一段中的''anincrcascinthcpri