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单元质量评估(一)时间:100分钟分数:120分第一部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)第一节(共15小题,每题2分,满分30分)阅读以下短文,从每题所给的四个选项A、B、C和D中,选出最正确选项。ACheckoutourtop5weatherapps(应用程序)foryoursmartphones,whichwillkeepyouonestepaheadofnature.TornadoWarningandAlertAppThisappfromtheAmericanRedCrosstracksatornadoasitapproacheswithstep-by-stepadviceaboutwhattodobeforethestormhits.AsirenwarningisbuiltintotheappandgoesoffwhentheNationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministrationissuesatornadowarninginyourarea.TheWeatherChannelAppThisappincludesweatherforecastsfrommorethan200meteorologistsandletsyoucheckwhatkindofweatherlaysahead,completewithstormpredictionmaps.TheWeatherChannelAppalsoalertsuserstostormwarningsinthearea.LighteningFinderIfthegoalistogettothestorm,ratherthanavoidit,thisappisheretohelp.TheLighteningFindercolour-codestheageofthelighteningbolt,andestimatesasafedistancefromwhichtowatchit.NOAAWeatherRadioHDThisappbroadcastsradioreportsfromtheNationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration,andgivesyouaround-the-clockupdatesonthelatestweatherwarnings,watches,advisories,andforecasts.Pushnotificationsalertyoutoseriousstormwarningsinyourareaevenwhenyouarenotcurrentlyusingtheapplication.Theappalsogivesdetailedfour-dayforecastsbasedonyourGPScoordinates,orachosenlocation.DarkSkyStaydrywithDarkSky,whichoffersweatherreports,includingminute-by-minuterainforecastsforyourexactlocation.Tokeepitspredictionsasaccurateaspossible,thisappforecastsonlyonehourintothefuture.1.Ifyouwanttokeeptrackofdailyweatherchanges,youmaychoose________.A.LighteningFinderB.TheWeatherChannelAppC.TornadoWarningandAlertAppD.NOAAWeatherRadioHD2.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutDarkSky?A.Itisespeciallysuitabletopredictwetdays.B.Itprovidesmoreservicesthantheothers.C.Itonlyoffersaccuratepredictionforyourarea.D.Itkeepsyouawareoftheweatherdaysahead.3.Themaindifferencesofthefiveappsliein________.A.users'phonesB.users'locationsC.theirimagesD.theirfunctionsBAllthoseChristmastoysandbooksmayspreadmorethangoodcheer.Anewstudyhasconcludedthattwocommonbacteriathatcausecolds,earinfections,andsorethroatscanliveforlongperiodsonthesurfacesoftoys,books,andotherchild-relateditems,evenafterbeingcleaned.Thefindings,publishedinthejournalInfectionandImmunityandreportedbyMedicalXpress,showsomebacteriacontinuetoexistonsurfacesforfarlongerthanhasbeenbelieved.Theresearcherssaidtheyhaddrawnaconclusionthatadditionalprecautions(预防)maybenecessarytopreventinfections,especiallyinsettingssuchasschools,daycarecentres,andhospitals.“Thesefindingsshouldmakeusmorecautiousaboutbacteriaintheenvironmentsincetheychangeourideasabouthowtheseparticularbacteriaarespread,”saidAndersHakansson,assistantprofessorofmicrobiologyandimmunologyintheUBSchoolofMedicineandBiomedicalSciences.“Thisisthefirstpapertodirectlystudythatthesebacteriacansurvivewellonvarioussurfaces,includinghands,andpotentiallyspreadbetweenindividuals.”S.pneumoniaeiswidespreadindaycarecentresandacommoncauseofhospitalinfections;Hakanssonexplainedtousthatitcommonlycausessorethroatsandskininfectionsinchildrenandadults.Toreachtheirconclusions,theUBresearcherstestedthesurfacesoftoysinadaycarecentre.TheyfoundfouroutoffivetoystestedpositiveforS.pneumoniaeandseveralsurfaces,suchasbeds,testedpositiveforS.pyogenes,evenafterbeingcleaned.Thetestingwasdonejustbeforethecentreopeninginthemorningsoithadbeenmanyhourssincethelasthumancontact.“Bacterialcolonization(细菌定植)doesn't,byitself,causeinfectionbutit'sanecessaryfirststepifaninfectionisgoingtobecomeestablishedinahumanhost,”heexplains.“Children,theelderlyandotherswithcompromisedimmunesystems(缺少抵挡力的免疫系统)areeasilyinfected.4.AccordingtoAndersHakansson,wecaninferthat________.A.thefindingsmakeussensethedangerofthebacteriaongiftsB.thefindingschangepeople'sattitudetobacteriainfection

”C.theexistenceofbacteriaongiftswasn'tformallyconcernedD.thebacteriawillspreadthroughgiftsfasterthanthroughindividuals5.Theunderlinedwordinthefourthparagraphprobablyrefersto________A.anillnessB.abacterium

.C.atoyD.aninfection6.Fromthelasttwoparagraphs,wecanknowthat________.A.adultswon'tbeeasilyinfectedeveniftheirimmunesystemsareweakB.thetestingwasdonejustafterthedaycarecentreopeningC.infectionofbacteriacan'thappenwithoutbacterialcolonizationD.researchersfoundhalfofthetoyswereinfectedbyS.pneumoniae7.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.Awayoffthetoys,booksorothergiftsB.BacteriaandimmunesystemsC.TheimportanceofkeepingtoyscleanD.SpreadofinfectiousbacteriaviatoysandbooksCMorethanhalfacenturyago,therewere4,000drive-inmovietheatresintheUnitedStates,andwatchingamoviefromyourcarwasapopularwaytospendanevening.Butwiththenumberofdrive-insreducedtojustafewhundred,outdoormovieshavebeenpoppingupacrossthenation.Goingtoanopen-airtheatrehasbecomeamodernsummerpastimeforanincreasingnumberofmoviefans.Inrecentyears,outdoormoviescreeningshavecomeupinparks,vacantlotsandshoppingmallsaroundthenation.Onaverage,about1,000peopleattendeachmovienight.Itattractsalotofyoungprofessionals,youngworkersandresidentsnearby.Forsome,theoutdoormoviesbringbackthememoriesofthedrive-intheatresoftheiryouths.Butforthemajorities,theythinkitiscomparabletotheatmosphereofdrive-ins,astheycanbringfriends,food,goodwine,andwatchthemovietogether.ThereturningofAmericans'loveaffairwithoutdoormoviesmakesStephenBastaseverbusier.Hisseven-membercrewsetsupscreensinvariouslocationsmostlyintheWashingtonareaeverydaythroughoutthesummer.Theyaredoingprettywellandtheyhopetocontinuethetrend.Anditlooksliketheyaregoingto.That'sbecausemanyfanssaythereisnothinglikewatchingamovieonabreezysummereveningunderthestars.8.Inthefirstparagraph,theauthortriestotellus____.A.outdoormoviesattractmoremovie-loversB.summerbringsbackmoredrive-inmoviefansC.drive-inmovietheatreshavealreadydisappearedD.watchingamoviefromyourcarisbecomingmorepopular9.Mostpeoplechoosetogotoanoutdoormoviemainlybecausetheycan________.A.havesnacksbeforethemovieB.cheerupwithyoungfriendsC.bringbackgoodolddaysD.enjoythecasualatmosphere10.Fromthetext,wecanlearnthatStephenBastasismostprobably________.A.amoviemakerB.anoutdoormoviefanC.amoviedirectorD.anopen-airtheatreoperator11.HowdoesStephenBastasfeelaboutthefutureofoutdoormovies?A.Optimistic.B.Amazed.C.Worried.D.Disappointed.DChinastarted32high-speedtrainroutesonDecember10,2014.Newhigh-speedtrainlinesarepartofthegovernment'splantodoublethesizeofthenationalrailnetwork.Thenetworkextension(延伸)includesalinkbetweenthebiggestcityShanghaiandthemanufacturingcityofGuangzhourightnexttoHongKong.The1,106-mileroutecutsthejourneytimedownto6hoursand51minutes,insteadofthe16hoursitpreviouslytook.Chinahastheworld'slargesthigh-speedrailnetwork,whichkeepsthegrowingpopulationandeconomyconnected.Thecountry'stwolargesttrainmakersareintheprocessofcombiningtocreateamorecompetitivecompany,bothinternationallyandnationally,reportsinOctobersaid.Theworld'sfastestpassengertrainisalsoinChina—theShanghaiMaglevTrain(磁悬浮列车)canreachspeedsofover430kilometres(260miles)perhour.AuthoritiesinChinahavebigdreamsforthetransportnetwork,hopinglinkswithAsianneighbours,RussiaandeventheUnitedStatesandtheUnitedKingdom.China'sambitioncouldbelimitedbyaseriesofcancelledcontracts.InOctober,Mexicounexpectedlycancelleda$3.75billionhigh-speedtraindealwithChina,onlytwodaysafterawardingthecontract.The210-kilometre(130-mile)railwaywouldlinkMexicoCitywiththecentralmanufacturingcityofQueretaro.AnotherwasinThailand,whereChinesestatecompanieswerecriticizedtodevelopahighspeedrailnetwork.Destructivehigh-speedpassengertraincrashesinChinain2011thatkilled40,andin2008thatarebeingusedtoguaranteethesafetyofthepassengers.Afterthe32high-speedtrainroutesstart,itwillbeconvenientandfastforpeopleathomeandabroadtotravelaroundthecountry.12.Whatmightbetheauthor'spurposeofwritingthetext?A.TogivesomeinformationofChina'shigh-speedtrains.B.Toseekhelpfromforeigncountriestobuildhigh-speedtrains.C.ToshowChina'sambitionforbuildinghigh-speedtrains.D.Togivepassengerssomeadvicewhentakinghigh-speedtrains.13.Itcanbeknownfromthepassagethat________.A.thereareonlytwohigh-speedtrainmakersinChinaB.Chinawillbuildtheworld'sfastestpassengertrainC.thehigh-speedrailnetworkinChinaisthelargestintheworldD.high-speedpassengertrainsaresaferthanordinarytrains14.WhatdoesParagraph5mainlytalkabout?A.Mexicowillspend$3.75billioninbuildingthehigh-speedrailway.B.ThedifficultiesChinameetsinbuildinghigh-speedtrainroutes.C.ThailandwillaskChinatohelpbuilditsfirsthigh-speedrailway.D.Countriesallaroundtheworldarecompetingtobuildthehigh-speedrailway.15.Whatistheauthor'sopiniononstartingmorehigh-speedtrainroutesinChina?A.Supportive.B.Negative.C.Doubtful.D.Worried.第二节(共5小题,每题2分,满分10分)依据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最正确选项。选项中有两项为剩余选项。Therearemanymagicians(魔术师)whoperformshowsinwhichtheycantellwhatpeoplearethinkingorwhatwillhappen.Magicianswhoclaimtheycanreadyourminddonothavemagicalpower.____16____Amindreaderisverygoodataskingleadingquestions—questionsthatgetthelistenertothinkandanswerinapredictableway.17____Forexample,amindreadermightsay,“RelaxandpictureabigEuropeanmonument(历史古迹)—abuildingorastructureinEurope.Thenthinkofthecitythatitisin.”ThemindreaderwillthensayyouwerethinkingoftheEiffelTowerinParis,andinmostcasesheorshewillberightbecausetherearenotthatmanyotherchoices.18____Forexample,ifyouareinyour30sor40s,heorshewillsay,“19____”or“Someoneclosetoyouishavinghealthormarital(婚姻的)problems.”Howmanypeopleintheir30sand40sarenotgoingthroughchangesintheirlife,personally,orprofessionally,orintheirfamily?Mindreadersknowwhatpeoplearefeelingandexperiencingbecausemostpeoplehavesimilarexperiences.____20____A.Youmaythinkaboutoneortwoanswers.B.Theycannotreadyourmindorknowyourfuturebuttheyaregoodatpredictinghowyouwillanswerquestions.C.However,theyaregoodatunderstandingandpredictinghumanbehaviour.D.Youaregoingthroughchangesinyourlife.E.Whatyouhavetodoisbelieveinyourself.F.Onekindofleadingquestionshasoneortwopossibleanswers.G.Amindreadercanaskleadingquestionsaboutyourlifeinthesameway.第二部分

英语知识运用

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45分)第一节

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20小题,每题

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30分)阅读下边短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项

(A、B、C和D)中,选出能够填入空白处的最佳选项。I'm23now,andI'vehadabouteightdifferentjobs.FromeachoneI'velearnedsomething____21____.Thefirstjobwasasareceptionist(招待员)atacompanythatsoldknives.Iimmersed(沉入)myselfso____22____inthejobthatInolongerhadalifeoutsidework.Iwaslike____23____something80hoursaweek,andonlygetting____24____for40.Iwassoafraidoflosingthe____25____thatIwenttogreatlengthstobethe____26____employeethereeverwas.Iwouldcomeinat6amtocleanuptheinterviewroom.SometimesIwouldn'tleave____27____11atnight,cleaninguptheofficeandlisteningtomyboss'personalproblems.NotonlywasIafraidofgettingfired,butalsoI____28____beingathome.IwaslivinginanapartmentwithpeopleI____29____,soIspentallmytimeonwork.Butthejobwas____30____me.Andsowasmy____31____,whosometimesaskedmetolietoclients(客户).I____32____todoso.Andsoonmybosstoldmeallhis____33____.Ilistenedandgaveany____34____Icould.Itmademefeelneededand____35____.Ididn'tlikethe____36____nights.Iworriednotonlyaboutmyownproblems(whichwereplenty),butalsoaboutmyboss'.Evenwhenmyworkstartedtosufferbecauseofthe____37____Ihad,Icouldn'ttellmybossthatIneededa(n)____38____.Well,asyoucanimagine,Iwas____39____toomuch.Itdidn'ttakelongformetopassout(

昏倒)onenight.AndIhadtostayinhospitalandIwas____40____becausemybosssaidIcouldn'thandlethejob'spressure.SoatlastIdidn'tkeepthejobandlostmuchtimeandhealth.21.A.specialB.valuableC.skillfulD.different22.A.completelyB.unwillinglyC.proudlyD.crazily23.A.watchingC.selling24.A.awardedC.paid

B.producingD.pullingB.praisedD.comforted25.A.advantageB.moneyC.opportunityD.job26.A.kindestB.strongestC.bestD.wisest27.A.uponB.atC.beforeD.until28.A.avoidedB.enjoyedC.consideredD.preferred29.A.acceptedB.dislikedC.trustedD.needed30.A.inspiringB.exhaustingC.changingD.disappointing31.A.bossB.customerC.workmateD.friend32.A.plannedB.usedC.hatedD.happened33.A.dreamsB.problemsC.opinionsD.decisions34.A.apologyB.informationC.choiceD.advice35.A.curiousB.powerfulC.usefulD.safe36.A.sleeplessB.noisyC.lonelyD.busy37.A.dangerB.stressC.diseaseD.enemy38.A.examinationB.assistantC.breakD.partner39.A.concerningB.workingC.offeringD.supposing40.A.firedB.beatenC.criticizedD.refused第二节(共10小题,每题1.5分,满分15分)阅读下边资料,在空白处填入适合的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。Ireland,Japan,Chinascientistssharethe2015NobelPrizeformedicine.Williamcampbell,SatoshiOmuraandTuYouyoujointlywontheprize41.________theirworkagainstdiseases,theaward-givingbodysaidonMonday.Campbell42.________(bear)inIrelandandJapaneseOmurawonhalfoftheprizeforanewdrug,43.________hashelpedthebattleagainstriverblindness,aswellasshowing44.________(power)effectagainstotherdiseases.TheChinesescientistTuYouyoualsodiscoveredartemisinin(青蒿素),adrugthathas45.________(sharp)reducedthedeathratesforpatients46.________(suffer)frommalaria(疟疾).SheisalsothefirstChinesecitizen47.________(win)theNobelPrizeformedicine.Theprizewinningis48.________honourforChina'ssciencecauseandtraditionalChinesemedicine.“Thesetwo49.________(discover)providehumankindwithanewwaytofightthesediseasesthataffecthundredsofmillionsofpeopleannually.TheawardforTuYouyouistheresultofama

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