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Module5ALessoninaLab单元测试题二
第Ⅰ卷
第二部分:
阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(共15小题;
每小题2分,满分30分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。
A
CalvinGilliandidn'
tbelievethatNorwaywastheplaceforanadventurousholiday.However,somefriendstoldhimtogothereandhelovedit.
“I'
manextreme-sportsmaniac.I'
vetraveledtomanydifferentcountries,butIdidn'
texpectNorwaytobeagoodplaceforanextremeholiday.TouristsusuallyvisitNorwaybecauseofitsoldVikinghistoryortogofishingandboatinginthefamousfjords(峡湾)toenjoyarelaxingholiday,ortogoclimbingtoenjoythebeautyofnature.ButIdidn'
tgoforfishing;
Iwantedadventure.
“Skiing(滑雪)isthebestthingyoucandoinNorway.Svartisen,theBlackIceglacier(冰川),iswonderful.Theiceisnottheusualwhitebutadeepbluecolor,likethesea.However,youhavetowearspecialclothes,becauseskiingonamillion-year-oldglaciercanbeverydangerous.
“Then,thereisHunderfossenFamilyParkorTrollPark.Youcangowaterskiingandiceskating.ItiscertainlyabeautifulplacebutitismoreexpensivethanvisitingotherpartsofNorway.
“IalsovisitedtheHolmenkollenSkiJumpinOslo.Theviewfromthetopoftheskijumpwaswonderfulandtheskimuseumwasveryinteresting.Iwantedtotryajumpbutunfortunately,it'
sonlyforprofessionalski-jumpers.Anyway,IwasverytiredandIneededabreak,soIwentbacktomyhotelandgotsomesleep.
“Nextyear,IamgoingtotakemygirlfriendtoNorway,too.SheishavingherholidayinAustralianowandshewantstohaveadifferenttypeofadventurefornextyear.”
21.HowdidCalvinGillianfeelabouthistrip?
A.Bored.
B.Relaxed.
C.Satisfied.
D.Disappointed.
22.Theunderlinedword“maniac”(inPara.2)referstosomeonewho_____.
A.hasastronginterestinsomething
B.hasabadopinionofsomething
C.expectsthingstobesuccessful
D.likestocompetewithothers
23.WhatdidCalvinGilliandoinNorway?
A.Ski-jumping.
B.Climbing.
C.Fishing.
D.Skiing.
24.What'
sthebesttitleforthetext?
A.CalvinGillian'
sHolidayPlans
B.TravelinDifferentCountries
C.HistoricalPlacesinNorway
D.ANorwegianAdventure
B
Scientistshavebeenworkingtogrowmeat“invitro,”orinalaboratory,formanyyears.Inthelaboratory,theymixcells(细胞)fromahorseandapig.Theyfeedthecellstohelpthemincreaseinnumberandgrowintoasmallpieceofmeat.
Rightnow,themeatthatscientistshavemadeisverysmallandlooksgraybecauseinvitromeatdoesnotneedbloodtogrow.Butthisisnotitsonlyproblem.Ittakesalongtimeforthemeattogrowandscientistsdonotknowhowtomakealargeamount(数量).Italsocostsalotofmoneytomakeinvitromeat.Makingenoughforonemealwouldcost$250,000.
Althoughproducinginvitromeathasmanyproblems,scientistscontinuetoworkbecauseinvitromeatwouldhavemanyadvantages.Sincewehave7,000,000,000peopleontheplanettofeed,invitromeatcanhelplowertheneedfortheearth'
sresources(资源).
Besides,“Movingtheproductionofmeatfromfarmstolaboratorieswouldhelpcutdownthehugeamountofharmful(有害的)gasesproducedbyfarmanimals,”saysreporterNickCollins.
Invitromeatcouldsolve(解决)manyoftheproblemsofanimalmeat.Butcanhumanseatthisinvitromeat?
Scientistsdonotknowifiteventasteslikerealmeat.Becauseoffoodresearchlaws,theyarenotyetabletotastetheirmeat.Buttheyhopesomedaypeoplecanbuyitintheirlocalmarket.Theysayitisrealmeatanditisjustmadeinadifferentway.
Alotofpeoplearestillworriedaboutinvitromeat.However,itwillbeyearsbeforethemeatisreadytosell.KateShepard,awriterforMotherJonesmagazine,says,“Itwillrequirehardtestingbeforeitcanbefedtohumans.Itisstillsuchanewideathatwedonotknowyetwhathealthproblemsitmayhave.Rightnow,therearenorulesforinvitromeat.”
25.Whatarethescientiststryingtofindoutintheirexperiment?
A.Howtogetanewkindofanimal.
B.Howtomakeanewkindofmeat.
C.Howtomakeanimalmeattastebetter.
D.Howtogreatlyincreaseanimals'
numbers.
26.What'
sParagraph2mainlyabout?
A.Thewaystoimprovetheexperiment.
B.Thebadinfluencetheexperimentbrings.
C.Theproblemsscientistsfaceintheexperiment.
D.Thedifficultyincollectingmoneyfortheexperiment.
27.WhatdoesNickthinkofinvitromeat?
A.Itstopspeople'
scrueltytoanimals.
B.Itisenvironmentallyfriendly.
C.Itisagainsttherules.
D.Itworrieshimalot.
28.Accordingtoscientists,invitromeat_____.
A.issafetoeat
B.tasteslikerealmeat
C.maybesuccessfulinthefuture
D.willsoonbeavailableonthemarket
C
CALGARY,CANADA—ItwasoneofthemostimportantphonecallsBruceBurrellhaseverreceived,acallwarningthataflood(水灾)washeadedCalgary'
sway.
“IgotaphonecallaboutfiveinthemorningonThursdayfromLenMcCharles,whowasonwatchatthetime,andhesaid‘therehasbeenbigfloodinginCanmoreandit'
sheadingthisway,’”saidBurrell,theheadoftheCalgaryEmergencyManagementAgency.
“Igotupimmediately,turnedonthemorningnews,sawthepicturesfromCanmoreandthencalledMcCharlesback.Isaid‘opentheEmergencyOperationsCentre.’”
BurrellwasintheEOCfor48hoursstraightanditwasn'
tuntilBurrellleftthecentreforthefirsttimethatthedisaster(灾难)hithim.
“Onceyoustepoutsideandyouactuallyseeitandhearit,itpaintsacompletelydifferentpicturefromwhatyouthoughtyouwouldbedealingwith.”
CalgaryfirefighterscametohelptheCalgarianswhowereinfluencedbyfloodwaters.KealPrince,captainoftheCalgaryFireDepartmentremembershowayoungboylosthisfingerwhilehelpingawomanremovedebris(瓦砾)outofherhouse.
“Ashisfingergotcutoffitwentintoafullyloadeddumpster(装好的垃圾箱),”Princesaid.“Peoplehadworkedhourstogetthedumpsterloadedandnowthey'
reworkingtirelessly,quickly,tounloadthatdumpster,lookingforthatfinger.”
“Wehadtoremovealotofdebristofindthatfinger.Luckily,thefingerwasfoundanditwasreattached(重新接上),”Princeadded.
Burrellisproudofwhatthecityhasachievedsofar.Andhesaysthecitycouldn'
thavedoneitwithouthundredsofunsungheroes.“TherewerealotofunbelievablethingsthatwentonduringthefloodandIthinkthatiswhatCalgariansneedtobeproudof.”
29.OnthemorningofThursday,Burrell_____.
A.recognisedhishousewasflooded
B.wascalledtogotoCanmoretohelppeople
C.gottoknowfromothersaboutacomingdisaster
D.openedhishouseandfoundsomethingwaswrong
30.Hearingwhathadhappened,Burrell_____.
A.calledthecentretocollectpictures
B.reportedtheeventtotheTVstation
C.wenttothefloodedareasimmediately
D.gaveordersforworktobestartedatonce
31.Itseemedthattheyoungboy_____.
A.wasagreathelp
B.hadahappyending
C.lookedforhisfingerforhoursalone
D.washurtwhileunloadingthedumpster
32.WecaninferfromthelastparagraphthatBurrell_____.
A.thinkshighlyofpeopleinCalgary
B.hasreceivedpraisefromCalgarians
C.thinksit'
shisdutytoprotectthecity
D.feelsthefirefightersneedmoretraining
D
DebbyHarrissaysshewouldneverhavestartedgoingtotheGlastonburyFestivalifherfriendwhorunsafoodstall(小吃摊)hadn'
tneededahandafewyearsback.“Ithoughtitwouldjustbeallnoise,andIneverlikedrockmusic.”Nowshesaysshewouldpayherfriendtoallowhertoworkonherstall!
“Theticketsselllikehotcakes,soit'
sthebestwayofmakingsureIcangettothefive-dayfestivalinJune,”shepointsout.
NickHendonhasbeengoingtotheCambridgeFolkFestival,whichtakesplaceoveralongweekendinsummeratCherryHintonHall,forovertwentyyears.HisfavouritefestivalareaistheClubTentwhere,aswellastheinvitedartists,membersoftheaudience(观众)cangetupandperform.“Mywifeusuallytakespart.Shehasabeautifulvoice,”hesaysproudly.
JoanMitchelldoesherbesttogettotheInternationalEisteddfod,adanceandmusicfestivalwhichtakesplaceeveryyearduringthesecondweekofJulyinWales.ThefestivalisalsofamousforthefinalSundayEveningGalaconcertwhichusuallyhassomeofthebiggestnamesinopera(歌剧)asguestperformers.“I'
veseenDameKiriTeKanawa,JamesGalwayandMontserratCaballe,butnoonecouldevermatchuptoLucianoPavarotti.Hewastrulybreathtaking!
”
GrahamCrosbytriestogettoasmanyconcertsaspossibleduringtheeight-weeksummerseasonofthePromsfestivaleveryyear.ThePromsisthelargestclassical(古典的)musicfestivalintheworld.“Theatmosphere(氛围)ismuchmorerelaxedthanatotherclassicalconcerts.Infa