届一轮复习外研版必修五Module6AnimalsinDanger单元学案27页word版.docx

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届一轮复习外研版必修五Module6AnimalsinDanger单元学案27页word版

2019届一轮复习外研版必修五Module6AnimalsinDanger单元学案

一单元基础词汇句式全练

一、写其形

1.endangervt.使……处于险境；危及

2.reserven.保护区；保护圈

3.strugglen.挣扎；斗争

4.protectvt.保护

5.battlen.战斗

6.idealadj.理想的

7.worthadj.值……钱

8.skinvt.剥皮；去皮

9.spotn.（某事发生的）准确地点；现场

10.conditionn.（－s）环境；情况

11.meanwhileadv..同时

12.aimn.目标；目的

13.involvevt.涉及；包括

14.liveadj.活的

15.layvt.产卵；下蛋

16.wondern.奇迹

17.ibisn.鹮

18.branchn.分支机构；办事处

19.continentn.大陆；洲

20.focusn.焦点；集中点

21.energyn.能源

22.wastevt.浪费

23.monitorvt.监测

二、知其意

1.habitatn.栖息地

2.extinctadj.灭绝的；绝种的

3.wildlifen.野生生物

4.poachern.盗猎者；偷猎者

5.antelopen.（藏）羚羊

6.plateaun.高原

7.shawln.披肩

8.herdn.牧群；兽群

9.raidn.&vt.（警方的）突击搜查

10.confiscatevt.没收

11.dealern.（尤指买卖贵重商品的）商人

12.reptilen.爬行动物

13.insectn.昆虫

14.mammaln.哺乳动物

15.baldadj.秃（头）的

16.whalen.鲸

17.brinkn.边缘

18.extinctionn.灭绝；绝种

19.initialn.首字母

1.putdown放下；写下

2.giveone’slifeto为……献身

3.onthespot当场

4.beconcernedaboutsth

涉及某事；关心某事；担心某事

5.keepaneyeon照看；留神

6.feedon（动物）以……为食

7.standfor代表

8.setup建立；设立

9.gettoughwith对……采取强硬措施

10.gofor攻击（某人）；对……也适用

11.focuson集中（注意力/精力）于

1.Oftenworkingatnight,thepoachersshootwholeherdsofantelopesatatime，leavingonlythebabies,whosewoolisnotworthsomuch.

那些偷猎者常常是夜里出动，一次就捕杀掉整群的藏羚羊，只留下那些毛不那么值钱的幼崽。

2.Internationalco－operationseemstobeworking.

国际合作也见成效。

3.TheWWFbelievesthatourworldhasafutureonlyifpeoplelearntoconservenatureandnotwasteenergy.

WWF相信只要人们学会去保护自然而不浪费资源，我们的地球就会有美好的未来。

二单元综合知识运用检测

Ⅰ.阅读理解

A

InsidetheRainRoom

TheRainRoomhasarrivedandlocalartloversaretakingnotice.Isitworththewait?

Yes,Iassureyouitis.Onceinside,visitorsfindalong,darkroomwithahighceiling.Asinglebrightlightshinesthroughheavyrainfallingaroundvisitors.Themist.Thedampair.Thenoise.Itfeelslikeamightystormispouringdown.Butthestormisinside.Andvisitorsaren'tgettingwet.Instead,visitorswanderinawe,admiringtherainandtheartistswhocreatedit.

TheRainRoomwascreatedtohighlighttheconnectionbetweenhumans,natureandtechnology.Withatrackingsystemthatsensesmovementandstopstherainwherevervisitorsmove,itdoesjustthat.Lightandsoundproduceanexperiencethatfeelsbothnaturalandforeign.TheexhibitismovingontoAtlantanextmonth.Iurgeyoutovisitbeforethen.It'stimetoexperiencetheRainRoomforyourself!

WelcometotheRainRoom

·TheRainRoomfeaturesfallingwater.Pleasebeawareyoumaygetslightlywet.However,visitorswearingraincoatswillbeturnedaway.

·Thisexhibitfeaturesadvancedtechnology.Toensureitseffectiveness,pleaseavoidwearingdarkorreflectiveclothing.

·Visitorsarewelcometotakephotographsoftheexhibit.

·Childrenmustbeaccompaniedbyanadult.

·Fortheconvenienceofallguests,visitsarelimitedto10minutes.

语篇解读：

本文是一篇应用文。

文章通过介绍theRainRoom的景象、设计理念、特色以及参观时的注意事项来吸引游客去参观这一艺术展。

1．What'sthepurposeofthetext?

A．Toattractvisitorstoanewartexhibit.

B．Toexplainhowanexhibithasbeencreated.

C．Todescribethetechnologyusedintheexhibit.

D．Topromotetheartiststakingpartinanexhibit.

解析：

选A　写作意图题。

通读全文可知，文章主要介绍了theRainRoom的景象、设计理念、特色以及参观时的注意事项。

因此本文的目的是吸引游客去参观这个艺术展。

故选A。

2．What'sthefunctionoftheexhibit'strackingsystem?

A．Tokeepvisitorsfromgettingwet.

B．Toprotecttheexhibitfromwaterdamage.

C．Totimehowlongvisitorsareintheroom.

D．Tocountthenumberofvisitorsintheroom.

解析：

选A　推理判断题。

根据第二段第二句“Withatrackingsystemthatsensesmovementandstopstherainwherevervisitorsmove,itdoesjustthat.”可推知，这个追踪系统能够保证游客不被雨水淋湿。

故选A。

3．WhatmustyoudowhenvisitingtheRainRoom?

A．Weararaincoat.

B．Weardarkclothing.

C．Leaveyourcameraoutside.

D．Passthroughwithin10minutes.

解析：

选D　细节理解题。

根据表格中的最后一句“Fortheconvenienceofallguests,visitsarelimitedto10minutes.”可知，游客必须在10分钟之内参观完。

故选D。

B

Theamountoffishcaughtworldwideismuchlargerthanhasbeenreported.Andthatcouldmeanseriousproblemsfortheenvironmentandnationsthatdependonfisheries（渔业）.Anewestimateshowsthatitis32milliontonshigherthancountrieshavebeenreportingyearly.

Thesamereportnotesthattheworld'sfishcatchhasbeendecliningsincethelate1990s.CountriesreporttheirindustrialcatchestotheUnitedNationsFoodandAgricultureOrganization.Buttheydonotreportotherkindsoffishing.Thisincludesthecatchesofsmallcommercialfisheries,whicharecalledartisanalfisheries,andfishingforrecreationandindividualfood.

DanielPaulyattheUniversityofBritishColumbiainCanadaledthestudy.Henotedthatahugeamountofsomecatchesisthrownaway.“Forexample,shrimptrawlers（拖网渔船）keeponlytheshrimpandthefishthattheycatch—ofteneighttotentimesasmuchastheshrimp—ge