2026版创新设计高考总复习英语(外研版)课时作业-Unit 5On the road

Unit5OntheroadⅠ.阅读理解(2025·八省联考)EastYorkshireAttractionsBurnbyHallGardens&Museum

TheBalk,PocklingtonYO422QFTel:01759307125Thegardensarebeautifullylaidoutwithtwolakes,whicharehometoavastcollectionoffish.WealsohaveStewartMuseum,achildren’splayground,abook&giftshop,andtearooms.Sundaybandconcertsandeventsareavailablethroughouttheyear.Open:10:00amto5:30pmPrices:Adults￡4.65,Seniors￡3.95,Children￡2.50GooleMuseum

CarlisleStreet,GooleDN145DSTel:01405768963ThemuseumexploresthecolourfulhistoryofthetownandportofGoole,withplentyofhands-onexhibitsforyoungervisitors.Thetemporaryexhibitiongalleryhasawiderangeofart,craft(工艺)andlocalhistoryexhibitionswhichchangeseverymonth.Open:10:00amto5:00pmAdmissionFreeSledmereHouse

Sledmere,DriffieldYO253XGTel:01377236637SledmereHouseisoneofYorkshire’smostattractivehouses.Wehaveanaward-winninggarden,amilitarymuseum,achildren’splayarea,andacafé&giftshop.OrganmusicisplayedonThursdayafternoons.Open:11:30amto3:30pmPrices:Adults￡8.00,Seniors￡6.00,Children￡3.00BridlingtonBird&AnimalPark

Bridlington,EastYorkshireYO153QFTel:01262673653Thefamily-runparkissetinawonderfulwoodlandenvironment.Itoffersdailyshowsofpigracing.Wealsohavearangeofbirdsandotheranimalstoofferafun-filleddayoutforfamilies.Open:10:00amto5:00pmPrices:Adults￡4.50,Seniors￡4.00,Children￡3.501.Whichattractionhoststemporaryexhibitions?A.GooleMuseum.B.BurnbyHallGardens&Museum.C.SledmereHouse.D.BridlingtonBird&AnimalPark.2.WhatcantouristsdoatSledmereHouse?A.Feedawiderangeofanimals.B.WatchabandconcertonSunday.C.Explorethehistoryofthetown.D.EnjoyorganmusiconThursday.3.WhatistheticketpriceforchildrenatBridlingtonBird&AnimalPark?A.￡2.50. B.￡3.00.C.￡3.50. D.￡4.00.(2025·佛山高三调研)Intheageoftheselfie,takingphotosofyourselfhasbecomeadailyactivity.Halfofallteenagersregularlypostselfies.Butwhathappenswhenthedesireforthebestselfiestartsdamagingnature—orevenourselves?SocialmediatourismisdramaticallychangingpeoplewhovisitnaturalplaceslikeFigureEightPoolsinSydney’sRoyalNationalPark.Manypeoplearenowdrawntotheseplacesforthebestselfiebackground.Thesenewtourists,motivatedtoseekoutphotosandselfies,sometimesignorewarningsignsorbansondrones(无人机).Thus,manypeoplehavebeenseverelyinjuredorkilledbytakingriskyselfiesandphotosindangerouslocations.Additionally,droneusecancauseenvironmentalharmifdronescatchfireorbatteriesleak.Thesearchfortheperfectselfiecanalsoharmanimals,protectedplantsandevenFirstNationsrockart.Insomecases,selfieshavebecomealong-termthreattoecosystems.Butforlandmanagers,perhapsthebiggestchallengeissatisfyingincreasedinterestwhilekeepingpeoplesafe.Theyareworkingtoassistthisnewdemandbyreshapingnaturetomakebetterscenery—andkeepvisitorssafer.AtMoranFallsinQueensland’sLamingtonNationalPark,afamousviewhadbeenblockedbyplants,drivingsomevisitorstojumpthefenceattheviewingplatformandstanddirectlyontopofaverytallcliff(悬崖).Asasolution,landmanagershavethetreestrimmed(修剪)andthenusethefallenbranchestohidethetrackmadebyselfie-seekers.Theselandmanagersarewonderingwhytraditionalmeasureslikesignsandwarningsoftenproveineffective.TheanswermaylieinsocialrecognitionFormany,theriskseemsworththerewardifitmeansgainingadmirationonsocialmedia.Nature-basedcontentonpopularsocialmediaplatformsoftenperformverywell,givingotherwould-beinfluencersthemotivetoseekoutnewlocations.Thisproblemhasbeencreatedbythecombinationofsocialmediaandhumanpsychology.Tosolveit,wemightlookathowthesetwofactorsinteract.Responsibleselfieandtourismcampaignsonpopularsocialmediaplatformscouldbeastart.4.WhyaremanypeopleattractedtovisitplaceslikeFigureEightPools?A.Toappreciatethenaturalbeauty.B.Toseekadventureandexcitement.C.Tosearchfortheidealselfiesetting.D.Totesttheuseofdronesforphotography.5.HowisParagraph4developed?A.Bylistingfigures.B.Bygivingexamples.C.Byanalyzingcauses.D.Bymakingcomparisons.6.Whatleadstothefailureoftraditionalmeasures?A.Risksareoftenignoredbypeople.B.Rulesarerarelyfollowedbypeople.C.Exploringnewattractionsispreferred.D.Socialmediaattentionisvaluedmore.7.Whatsolutionissuggestedinthelastparagraph?A.Launchingtourismcampaigns.B.Promotingproperbehaviorsonline.C.Banningselfiesinnaturallandscape.D.Restrictingaccesstosocialmediaplatforms.(2025·莆田高三三模)Ahumanoidrobotcanrelayvideoandtouchsensationstoapersonwearingahaptic(触觉的)feedbacksuitandavirtualreality(VR)headsethundredsofkilometresaway,offeringawayforpeopletoattendeventswithouttravelling.TheiCub3robotisa52-kilogram,125-centimetre-tallrobotwith54jointsacrossitsbody.Itsheadcontainstwocameraswhereahuman’seyeswouldbe,andanInternet-connectedcomputerwherethebrainwouldgo.Alongwiththecameras,sensorscoveringitsbodysenddatatotherobot’s“brain”.ThesesensationsarethenreproducedonasuitandVRheadsetwornbyaremotehumanoperator.Whentheoperatorsreacttowhattheyseeandfeel,thesuit’ssensorspickupthemovementsandtherobotmatchesthem.“Thekeyistotranslateeverysignalandbitofdigitaldatathatcanbesentthroughthenetwork.”saysStefanoDafarra,whowaspartoftheiCub3team.Therecanbeasmalldelayofupto100millisecondstocaptureandtransmitthevisualshots,buttheoperatorcancasethisbymovingslightlyslowerthannormal.TheteamdemonstratedtherobotattheVeniceBiennale,whereitwanderedthroughanexhibitionwhileitsoperatorstood290kilometresawayinGenoa.DafarrahopespeoplewillusetheiCub3toattendeventsremotely,reducingtheneedtotravel.“Butatpresent,afallcouldbehugelydamagingtotherobot,andit’suncertainwhetheritcouldstandupagainonitsown,”hesays.“iCub3isaninterestingrobotandoffersclearadvantagesfromthepreviousversions.”saysJonathanAitken,whoselaboratoryownsapriorversionoftherobot.However,heisdisappointedthattheteamwasn’tclearinitsresearchaboutthedatatransmissionrequirementsofthenewversionoftherobot.“Itwouldbegoodtoknowjusthowmuchdatawasrequired,andwhattheupperandlowerboundswere.”hesays.8.What’stheprinciplebehindthehumanoidrobot?A.Itconveyssensationstothewearerandactsaccordingly.B.ItreceivescommandsfromanoperatorthroughtheInternet.C.Thecamerastakepicturesandtheninteractwiththesensors.D.Thecomputerintherobotprocessesthedataandgivesorders.9.Whichaspectoflifemaythetechnologybeappliedto?A.Medicalconsultation.B.Sportsevents.C.Outdoorworkouts.D.Virtualtourism.10.WhatcanweinferaboutiCub3fromthetext?A.Itfailstoappealtopotentialinvestors.B.Itsperformancehasn’tbeenevaluatedclearly.C.Itspresentversionstillrequirestobeupdated.D.Itstransmissionofdatacameacrosstechnicalproblems.11.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.HumanoidrobotswithsenseoftouchcatchonB.iCub3robotcombineswithVRtobenefitmorepeopleC.HumanoidrobotsletpeopleseeandfeelthingsremotelyD.NewadvancesintechnologyenablepeopletotravelatworkⅡ.七选五Howtochooseahikingtrail(路径)Ifyou’reakeenhiker,chancesarethatyouhaveyourfavouritetrailsmostlybecausethey’reeasytoreachandfitintoyourschedule.Ifyoudesiretoset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