高中英语《module6 animals in danger》单元练测卷一 新人教版必修5.docx

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高中英语《module6animalsindanger》单元练测卷一新人教版必修5

高中英语必修五《MODULE6AnimalsinDanger》单元练测卷

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单元练测卷

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Ⅰ.单项选择

1.Shanghaiissofullof______,itseemsasifthingsneverstop.

A.strengthB.spirit

C.forceD.energy

2.Youshouldwaterthisplantonceaweekand______it______mineralsinspringandsummer.

A.add;toB.addto;with

C.feedon;withD.feed;on

3.Themeetingwasconcerned______reformsandeveryonepresentwasconcerned______theirowninterests.

A.for;withB.with;about

C.for;aboutD.about;with

4.Theexpertisexperimentingona______mouse.

A.aliveB.live

C.livelyD.lovely

5.Whatterriblenoisehere!

Gototellthechildrenthattheyare______tobequiethere.

A.hopedB.promised

C.thoughtD.supposed

6.Thereisanewproblem______inthepopularityofprivatecars______roadconditionsneedtobeimproved.

A.involving;thatB.involved;that

C.involved;whereD.involving;which

7.Thefactorywasbuiltinasecretplace,around______highmountains.

A.whichwasB.itwas

C.whichwereD.themwere

8.JohnBrowngavehisallinthestruggle______freedom.

A.withB.against

C.ofD.for

9.Dorothywasalwaysspeakinghighlyofherroleintheplay,______,ofcourse,madetheothersunhappy.

A.whoB.which

C.thisD.what

10.Theproblem,though______,canbesolvedwithoutmuchdifficulty.

A.complicatedB.complicating

C.iscomplicatedD.wascomplicated

11.Theoldlady,whowas______inbed,hadmanyhens,eachofwhich______aneggaday.

A.laying;laidB.lying;lay

C.laying;layD.lying;laid

12.Wedoeverythingwecanasdoctorsto______thepatientsandtheirtreatments.

A.keephisfocuson

B.keepherfocuson

C.keephisattentionon

D.keephermindon

13.I______theinterviewbackatLeconfieldHouseontheseventhfloor.

A.listenB.follow

C.monitorD.catch

14.Britain’sbutterflieshavesufferedtheirworstyearforaquarterofacentury,withmanyspeciesbeing_____.

A.inthebrinkofextinction

B.onthebrinkofextinction

C.onthebrinkofextinct

D.atbrinkofextinct

15.—What’sallthatnoiseupstairs?

Itsoundslike_______.

—Thechildrenmaybeplayingsomekindsofgames.

A.apileofsheep

B.ateamofsheep

C.aherdofsheep

D.apieceofsheep

Ⅱ.完形填空

Whydon’tbirdsgetlostontheirlongmigratory（迁移的）flights?

Scientiststriedtheirbesttofindthe__16__tothisquestionformanyyears.Thereasonshavebeendiscoveredonlylately.

__17__agoexperimentsshowedthatbirdsdependonthesuntoguidethem__18__.Butwhataboutbirdsthatflymainlybynight?

__19__withman-madestarshave__20__thatcertainnight-flyingbirdsareabletofollowthe__21__intheirlongdistanceflights.

Onesuch__22__,awarbler（鸣禽）,hadspentitslifetimeina__23__andhadneverflownunderanaturalsky.Yetisshowedits__24__bybirthtousethestarsforguidance.Thebird’scagewasputunderaman-madestar-filledskyatmigration__25__.Thebirdtriedtofly__26__thesamedirectionas__27__takenbyotherbirdsinthebuilding.Any__28__inthepositionofthemake-believe（虚构的）stars__29__achangeinthedirectionofitsflight.

Scientiststhinkthatwarblers,__30__flyingindaylight,usethesunforguidance.Butstarsareclearlytheirimportant__31__ofnavigation（导航）.Whatdotheydowhenthestarsare__32__behindtheclouds?

Clearly,theyfindtheirwaybysuchland__33__asmountains,coastlinesandrivercourses.Butwhenit’stoo__34__toseethese,thewarblerscircle__35__,unabletofindoutwheretheywere.

16.A.replyB.answer

C.discoveryD.replies

17.A.NotlongB.Long

C.CenturiesD.Years

18.A.duringthenightB.duringdaylighthours

C.inwinterD.inthedark

19.A.ExaminationsB.Labs

C.TestsD.Inthedark

20.A.beenprovedB.found

C.beenfoundD.proved

21.A.starsB.moon

C.routeD.sun

22.A.starB.scientist

C.birdD.flight

23.A.forestB.cage

C.nestD.cave

24.A.strengthB.ability

C.experienceD.practice

25.A.timeB.place

C.wayD.season

26.A.toB.from

C.inD.under

27.A.thatB.which

C.oneD.it

28.A.oneB.change

C.wayD.bird

29.A.causedB.gave

C.resultedD.meant

30.A.forB.when

C.afterD.theyare

31.A.waysB.means

C.objectsD.homes

32.A.shownB.covered

C.movedD.hidden

33.A.areasB.surface

C.marksD.signs

34.A.farB.high

C.darkD.bright

35.A.helplesslyB.quickly

C.easilyD.freely

Ⅲ.阅读理解

A

Yearsago,manyzooskeptallkindsofanimalsinsmallcages.Smallcagesmadeiteasyforpeopletoseetheanimals,butasmallcageisnotagoodplaceforananimaltolivein.

Todayzooskeepanimalsindifferentkindsofcages.Thecagesareverybigandopen.Theyusuallyhaveplantsandalittlelake.Thecageslookliketheanimals’habitats（栖息地）.

Zooshelptoprotectallkindsofanimals.Theyprotectanimalsinthezooandtheyprotectanimalsinthewild.Howdotheydothis?

Zoosteachpeoplehowanimalsliveinthewild.Zooswantpeopletohelpprotecttheanimals’wildhabitats.

Manyplantsandanimalsaregoingextinct.Mammoths,whicharerelated（有关联的）withAsiaelephants,arenowextinct.Therearenomammothsintheworldtoday.Scientistssaythatseventy-fourdifferentkindsoflivingthingsgoextincteveryday!

Zoosareworkingtogethertostopanimalsfromgoingextinct.

36.Zooskeptanimalsinsmallcagessothatpeople

can______.

A.protectthemB.seethembetter

C.feedthemD.savethem

37.Today,zooskeepanimals______.

A.inbiggercagesB.inthewild

C.insmallercagesD.inthefield

38.Toprotectanimals,zoos______.

A.aretryingtokeepallkindsofanimals

B.aretryingtofreetheanimals

C.teachpeoplemoreaboutanimals

D.wantpeopletofeedtheanimals

39.Ananimaloraplantthatisgoingextinct______.

A.nolongerexists（存在）intheworld

B.comesintothisworldsoon

C.becomesverydangerous

D.hasfewerandfewerlivingmembers

B

GlacierNationalparkinMontanasharesboundarieswithCanada,anAmericanIndianreservation,andanationalforest.AlongtheNorthForkoftheFlatheadRiver,theparkalsobordersabout17,000acresofprivatelandsthatarecurrentlyusedforranching,timber,andagriculture.Thislandisanimportantpartofthehabitatandmigratoryroutesforseveralendangeredspeciesthatfrequentthepark.Theseprivatelandsareessentiallytheonlyonesavailablefordevelopmentintheregion.

Withencouragementfromthepark,locallandownersinitiatedalanduseplanningefforttoguidethefutureoftheNorthFork.Theparkisapartnerinaninterlocalagreementthatcallsforresource-managingagenciestoworktogetherandwiththemorethan400privateownersinthearea.Adraftplanhasbeenprepared,withobjectiveofmaintainingtraditionaleconomicusesbutlimitingnewdevelopmentthatwoulddamageparkresources.Voluntaryactionbylandowners,incooperationwiththeparkandthecounty,ishelpingtorestrictsmalllotsubdivisions,maintainwildlifecorridors,andminimizeanyharmfulimpactontheenvironment.

ThewillingnessoflocallandownerstoparticipateinthisprotectioneffortmayhavebeenstimulatedbyconcernsthatCongresswouldimposealegislativesolution.Nevertheless,manylocalresidentswanttoretaintheexistingcharacterofthearea.Meetingsbetweenparkofficialsandlandownershaveledtoadramaticallyimprovedunderstandingofallconcerns.

40.Thepassagemainlydiscusses______.

A.theendangeredspeciesinGlacierNationalPark

B.theprotectionoflandssurroundingGlacierNationalPark

C.conservationlawsimposedbythestateofMontana

D.conservationlawsimposedbyCongress

41.WhyaretheprivatelandssurroundingGlacierNationalParksoimportant?

A.Theyfunctionasahuntingpreserve.

B.Theyarerestrictedtogovernmentuse.

C.Theyareheavilypopulated.

D.Theycontainnaturalhabitatsofthreatenedspecies.

42.Therelationshipbetweenparkofficialsandneighboringlandownersmaybestbedescribedas______.

A.indifferentB.intimate

C.cooperativeD.disappointing

43.ItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatamajorinterestoftheofficialsofGlacierNationalParkisto______.

A.limitlanddevelopmentaroundthepark

B.establishanewparkinMontana

C.influencenationallegislation

D.settleborderdisputeswithCanada

C

Thewordconservationhasathrifty（节俭）meaning.Toconserveistosaveandprotect,toleavewhatweourselvesenjoyinsuchgoodconditionthatothersmayalsosharetheenjoyment.Ourforefathershadnoideathathumanpopulationwouldincreasefasterthanthesuppliesofrawmaterials;mostofthem,evenuntilveryrecently,hadthefoolishideathatthetreasureswere“limitless”and“inexhaustible”.Mostofthecitizensofearliergenerationsknewlittleornothingaboutthecomplicated,anddelicatesystemthatrunsallthroughnature,andwhichmeansthat,asinalivingbody,anunhealthyconditionofonepartwillsoonerorlaterbeharmfultoalltheothers.

Fiftyyearsagonaturestudywasnotpartoftheschoolwork;scientificforestrywasanewidea;timberwasstillcheapbecauseitcouldbebroughtinanyquantityfromdistantwoodlands;soildestructionandriverfloodswerenotnationalproblems;nobodyhadyetstudiedlong-termclimaticcyclesinrelationtoproperlanduse;eventheword“conservation”hadnothingofthemeaningthatithasforustoday.

Forthesakeofourselvesandthosewhowillcomeafterus,wemustnowsetaboutrepairingthemistakesofourfor