人教版高中英語必修四Unit5Themeparks單元測試題

1、Unit 5 Theme parks第一部分： 聽力 （共兩節(jié)，滿分30 分）略第二部分： 閱讀理解 （共兩節(jié)，滿分40 分）第一節(jié)（共15 小題；每小題 2 分，滿分 30 分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的 A 、 B 、 C 和 D 四個選項中，選出最佳選項。ASummer Camps 2019Digging for DinosaursJune 10 to June 14, 2019; July 15 to July 19, 2019$395 per personWhat is a paleontologist （古生物學者） and what exactly do they do? Com

2、e find outwith us this summer! We ll explore what paleontologists do, where they work and what tools they use while searching for fossils 化石（ ）. We ll dig deeper into how a fossil is made, the different types of fossils and what information paleontologists can learn from them.Physics Past to Present

3、June 17 to June 21, 2019; July 22 to July 26, 2019$405 per personHave you ever wondered why a baseball flies a certain way when it s hit or how toshoot the perfect basket? It s Physics! This summer we will explore terms like energyand force to see how they affect things we do every day. We will look

4、 at who discovered these terms, how they influence the activities we love and how sportsmen use them to their advantage.Ancient ArtJune 24 to June 28, 2019; July 29 to August 2, 2019$355 per personExperience how art began! This summer we will explore how art has changed from the Stone Age through th

5、e Middle Ages. From cave paintings to building archesj（ 門 ）, we ll explore the world through the eyes of artists who came before us.Space Explorers: Back to the MoonAugust 5 to August 9, 2019 $455 per personCome join us in taking a closer look at our moon and how our astronauts got there.We ll learn

6、 about what a spaceship needs to escape Earth s pull, take a closer look atthe moon ' s surface and simulate擬）our own moon landing!21. What will campers do in Physics Past to Present?A. Play sports.B. Talk with athletes.C. Explore energy and force.D. Learn the history of sports.22. How much shou

7、ld you pay if you want to learn about cave paintings?A. $355.B. $395.C. $405.D. $455.23. Which camp can you join if you are only free in August?A. Digging for Dinosaurs.B. Physics Past to Present.C. Ancient Art.D. Space Explorers: Back to the Moon.BDancing until you drop is a well-known saying, but

8、would you really be able to dance until you dropped dead? In 1374, in some European towns, people did exactly that. They were struck by a dancing plague 瘟疫（ ） that forced them to dance.This phenomenon （現(xiàn)象 ） was reported to have happened throughout parts of Western Europe, affecting people from the 1

9、4th to the 17th century. Hardly stopping to eat or even sleep, they would dance, sometimes for days on end, making this one of the strangest sicknesses in Western history.Over the next century, there were only a few outbreaks. However, in the summer of 1518, it reappeared in the city of Strasbourg,

10、France. It all began with a woman called Mrs. Troffea, who started to dance crazily in the street.She was soon joined by 34 people within a week; by the end of the month, the crowd had increased to 400, most of whom were women. Again, people were dancing until they could no longer continue, with som

11、e finally dying from heart attacks or exhaustion. One report shows that the plague was killing around 15 people per day.As the plague worsened, concerned nobleS) turned to the advice of local doctors, who said that the plague was a“ natural diseasecaus” ed by“ hot blood. So” the nobles encouraged mo

12、re dancing.The reason behind their actions was they believed the dancers could only recover if they danced continuously night and day. The nobles even paid for musicians to keep the moving.Then, as before, it disappeared almost as suddenly as it had come.While these events may sound highly unbelieva

13、ble, there is clear written evidence that it did happen.Now, historians and scientists are still trying to find out the true cause of this phenomenon.24. What do we know about the plague?A. It cost some people s lives.B. It took place twice in history.C. It affected people of all ages.D. It stopped

14、in the 16th century.25. Why did the nobles encourage more dancing?A. To see the hot blood.B. To kill the dancing people.C. To free people of the plague.D. To prove the doctors words.26. How did the plague disappear?A. For no reason.B. With local doctors help.C. With Mrs. Troffea s help.D. Because of

15、 some natural power.27. What s the purpose of the text?A. To show the history of dancing.B. To introduce a well-known English saying.C. To provide information on the dancing plague.D. To explain the reason behind the dancing plague.CSteel Vengeance, a world-record-breaking hybrid roller coaster, rec

16、ently made its first public appearance at Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, Ohio.The ride is constructed from both wood and steel鋼）.A steel running track on a huge wooden base allows the ride to provide the types of twists（轉）and turns that are not possible on wooden roller coasters.Steel Venge

17、ance breaks ten world records, including tallest, fastest, and longest hybrid roller coaster.“ It is just a roller coaster that you want to ride again and again,said Tony Clark, director of communications at Cedar Point. The 90-degree, 200-foot drop on the first hill takes your breath away.At a rece

18、nt event at Cedar Point, I experienced the excitement of the new ride first-hand. Thanks to my strong heart, I had a really cool time!THE MAKING OF VENGEANCE“The biggest part of making a roller coaster is planning it,” Clark said.Jason McClure, general manager of Cedar Point, added:“We have to get a

19、 mainidea of the basics of the coaster and then plan a budget.”WOOD, STEEL, AND HARD WORKRocky Mountain Construction designed and built Steel Vengeance. About 1.2million pounds of steel and 1.4 million boards of wood were used to build the ride.Fred Grubb, co-founder of Rocky Mountain, noted that “p

20、eople who design roller coasters for my company have to have first-hand experience building things with theirhands, not just hold an engineering degree. When you have built things for yourself, you get it, and understand what will work.”Clark was pleased with the results.“ We at Cedar Point are so h

21、appy with howSteel Vengeance turnedout, ” he said.McClure added:“ What we put into this roller coaster was wood, steel, and a lotof hard work. ”28. What can we learn about Steel Vengeance?A. It is going through tests.B. It belongs to Rocky Mountain.C. It is made from both steel and wood.D. It was ma

22、inly designed by Fred Grubb.29. What advantage does Steel Vengeance have over wooden roller coasters?A. It will last longer.B. It cost less money.C. It took less time to build.D. It offers more kinds of twists.30. How did the author feel on Steel Vengeance?A. Worried.B. Excited.C. Frightened.D. Shoc

23、ked.31. People who design roller coasters for Rocky Mountain must .A. hold an arts degreeB. be roller coaster loversC. be skilful at wood workD. have built things themselvesDThere s a small problem with a working holiday: working.It seems like a fantastic idea. You picture yourself learning a foreig

24、n culture,t picture is the actual work.meeting locals and making friends. What you donSome people manage to keep a fine balance between working and holidaying.I ve met plenty of working holidaymakers who are holding hig-phaying jobs that not only allow them to live in style, but that they also enjoy

25、. Great.For most working holidaymakers, however, that s a daydrneoatm. You reworking overseas to further your career you re working overseas to further your travelling expenses. And besides, most serious employers will take one look at thatyear-long visa （簽證 ）, and laugh you out of the building.So y

26、ou end up doing some of hte jobs I ve done.Fruit picking. I did mine in the north of Scotland, which wasn t satisfying, givenit s a place with a summer in name only.Strawberries are a pain. It s a case of bending your back for about eight hours straight. Lettuces aren ttmeru. cAhgbaien, more back be

27、nding.Is picking fruit a nice way to spend a holiday? No.So I became a line cook at a restaurant in Edinburgh. There, because there wereno formal training systems in Scotland, I was handed a white jacket and referred to as a “cehf （廚師 ） ” . And as “a chef ” , I would pull out boxes of frozen chicken

28、 tikka masala （冷凍香料烤雞咖喱）, putting them in the microwave until they were just so.Again, not what you d call a fun way to spend a holiday.So when youre planning a working holiday, itth thinki ngsawbwborut whats how you ll spend your time whileyou re actually going to be doing, since that you re away.I

29、s it going to be enjoyable? Will you be able to meet people, make friends? Is it going to allow you the time and money to do other things, see other places while you re there?Remember, it s not a working holiday if you spend all your time workingit s just work.32. According to the author, what will

30、happen to most working holidaymakers?A. They will live in style.B. They will enjoy their travelling.C. They can get plenty of good work experience.D. They may have difficulty finding a good job.33. How does the author feel about his fruit picking experience?A. Tiring.B. Important.C. Interesting.D. E

31、ye-opening.34. What do we know about the author ' s job as a line cook?A. He was trained hard.B. He found it very difficult.C. He was doing nothing skilful.D. He learned how to cook chicken.35. What ' s the author ' s advice for those planning a working holiday?A. To stick to their plan.

32、B. To know what to expect.C. To be adventurous.D. To be hard-working.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有 兩項為多余選項。As a student, it ' s important to find a balance between your schoolwork and your social life. 36Create a time budget.Budgeting your time can help you plan out your

33、 days. Drawing up a timetable based on upcoming events is a great way to spend each day. 37 Keep in mind that your time budget should allow for flexibility （靈活性）.There is no way to guarantee （保證）that your homework will take exactly two hours.38Many students choose to support themselves during their

34、education. If you are working and studying at the same time, it can be difficult to find time for friends andsocialization. _39 It can help you find a balance between school and socialization even if your time is very limited.Take care of your health.Poor health can make time spent either at school

35、or with friends much less enjoyable. When you feel healthy and energized, you will be able to give your education and your friends your full attention. Get eight hours of sleep each night. Go to bed and wake up at the same time each day, even on weekends. 40 All of these will help you avoid becoming

36、 ill.Learning how to manage your time is not only useful throughout your education, it is also a valuable skill that you will need long after you earn your degree. A. Balance your family life.B. Find a social part-time job.C. Eat a diet with all the food you need for good health.D. A job that you en

37、joy attending will help you stay energetic.E. Find a job that allows you to socialize with customers and co-workers.F. In this article, you' ll discover a few helpful methods for time management.G. It helps you spend enough time on both schoolwork and your family and friends.第三部分：語言知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45

38、分） 第一節(jié)（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的 A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出可以 填入空白處的最佳選項?！癏ere, kitty, kitty, kitty!" Mr. G_otdo Icayed. " He called and called.So did Nina. But no little white cat came.It was a bad day for Snowflake to get_42 . The Gordos were moving. A big van （廂式貨車）had taken their 43 th

39、at morning. “ We ll just have to go without Snowflake, said Mr. Gordo. "We ll get you 44 cat. Nina began to 45 . “But I want Snowflake! she said.That night, the Gordos were in their new home._46_dThei good job, " saidMr. Gordo. “They moved everything Snowflake. ”Snowflake was afraid of the

40、m,said Nina.I saw8 he r trying to“What if she hid in the van? ” asked Nina ' s father. "She may still be there! Gordo _49 the movers. In the morning, a big van 50 at the Gordo home. Nina and her father and mother ran out to the 51 . Three big men jumped down from the van.They _52 its back d

41、oors. Nina saw nothing inside. But 53 ! Was there a little mew? Itwas! And out came Snowflake, as white as ever, wearing a new 54 ribbons 帶).“Snowflake! Nina cried.“We happened t55 Snowflake in a box, " the driver said. “We gave her some milk. And we put the red ribbon on her.”“Thank you very m

42、uch! ” said Nina.welcome. It ' s all part of 66r. ”As the van moved away, Nina 57 these words on the side: NO JOB TOO BIG 一NO JOB TOO SMALL.Nina gave her 58 ahug. “Snowflake," she said.“Th5ydobaon)us!Aren' t you glad? ”Snowflake s_60 was a soft “ MewF41. A. RunB. SorryC.ComeD. Help42. A

43、. hurtB. lostC.leftD. stolen43. A. houseB. petC.kidsD. things44. A. smallB. newC.differentD. brave45. A. cryB. expectC.cheerD.speak46. A. friendsB. neighborsC.moversD. children47. A. butB. andC.forD. before48. A. hideB. jumpC. stayD. eat49. A. thankedB. invitedC.avoidedD. called50. A. disappeared B.

44、 stoppedC.turnedD. broke51. A. schoolB. companyC.stationD. street52. A. lockedB. openedC.fixedD. showed53. A. guessB. checkC.waitD. watch54. A. redB. whiteC. yellowD. blue55. A. keepB. trainC.feedD. find56. A. jobB. planC. storyD. lifeB. readB. momB. EASYB. adviceD. copiedD. workerD. HARDD. answer57

45、. A. wrote58. A. dad59. A. SMALL60. A. offerC. understoodC. catC. BIGC. idea第二節(jié)（共10 小題；每小題 1.5分，滿分 15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入 1 個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內單詞的正確形式。On June 17, Morgan Ins spiration Island, a three-acre water park, opened in SanAntonio, Texas. The park has been 61. (careful) designed so that everyonecan enjoy i

46、t.Calling itself a “ park of inclusion,Morga”ns Inspiration Island is completely accessible (可利用的) to people with disabilities and it s the first water park likethat in the world. The 62. (attraction), which include RainbowReef, Shipwreck Island, and even a boat ride, are all wheelchair-accessible.

47、Though people of all ages and abilities are welcome, the park offers free 63. (admit)to anyone with a disability.Before the water park s official opening, its founders Gordon and Maggie Hartman invited members of the disabled community 64. (try) out the parkand offer advice. Teaming up with doctors,

48、 theme park experts, and special education teachers, they ve created 65. seriously new experience.And it s not just the idea that muchsonfethwe technology is, too. TheUniversity of Pittsburgh helped create a new wheelchair 66. (call)the “ PneuChairfo” r the park. It is air-powered and 67. (light) th

49、anbattery-powered (電池供電的) wheelchairs and water-resistant 防水的(). To betteraccept guests sensitive 68. the cold, the park has an area 69. provides warm water for activities.Now that the park is open, Gordon Hartman hopes thatMorgans Inspiration Island will live up to its name by 70. (inspire) guestst

50、o do things never thought to be possible before.第四部分： 寫作 (共兩節(jié)，滿分35 分)第一節(jié)：短文改錯（共10 小題；每小題 1 分，滿分 10 分）假定英語課上老師要求同桌之間交換修改作文，請你修改你同桌寫的以下作文。文中共有10 處語言錯誤，每句中最多有兩處。每處錯誤僅涉及一個單詞的增加、刪除或修改。增加：在缺詞處加一個漏字符號（A）,并在其下面寫出該加的詞。刪除：把多余的詞用斜線（）劃掉。修改：在錯的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞。注意： 1. 每處錯誤及其修改均僅限一詞； 2. 只允許修改 10 處，多者（從第11 處起）不

51、計分。s Day. Last year, they were eveDad s birthday usually falls in June, near Father on the same day. I thought this was unfair for my dad to only have one special day inJune. My friendsdads had Father s Day parties in Junepaorrtibeisrthindaydifference months. I thought of a way to fixing this proble

52、m. I would surprise Dad on autumn with Dad s Day. I talk to my mom about cooking a breakfast for Dad. She showed to me how to cook eggs and make bread. I made special card for Dad. I was careful to keep my plan secretly. One day in October, I woke up early, cooked Dad breakfast and took it to his ro

53、om with my card. She loved the surprise very much.第二節(jié)：書面表達（滿分25 分）某英文雜志正在舉辦以“My Dream Theme Par的主題的征文活動，你有意參 加。請根據(jù)所給提示，用英語寫一篇短文并投稿。1 .主題公園的名稱； 2. 主題公園的特色； 3.主題公園的意義。注意： 1. 詞數(shù) 100 左右； 2. 可以適當增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫。選做題閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的 A 、 B 、 C 和 D 四個選項中，選出最佳選項。AA polar bear swimming in the Thames River in London.“

54、 How did that happen?Susa” n Fletcher remembers wondering when she firstread a history of the royal （皇家的 ） zoo at the Tower of London. The animals there were often gifts from the rulers of other countries to the king of England. But how, exactly, did an Arctic animal end up there?Fletcher knew she w

55、anted to write about that bear, but she also knew she wouldhave to do a lot of research. The bear lived more than 750 years ago.“ Journey of the Pale Bear” took five years to research and write. Because therewere so few facts about the bear, its keeper and their travels, Fletcher imagined the keeper

56、 as a 12-year-old boy named Arthur. In the novel, Arthur and a polar bear travel from Norway to England in 1252. They brave homesickness, stormy seas and pirates.Writing the book was also a journey for Fletcher, who started itin Portland, Oregon, but finished it about 2,000 miles away in Texas.Fletc

57、her learned much about polar bears by spending time with them. Thanks to a special invitation from the curator （園長 ） at the Oregon Zoo, Fletcher had a chance to watch two polar bears in a quiet space off limits to the public.Her dog, Neville, helped Fletcher understand how humans and animals might communicate without words. Being with Neville gave Fletcher insight into how Arthur and the bear might relate to each other.Fletcher did research in old documents 文獻（ ） and histories to discov