学年度第一学期必修五Module3 Adventure in Literature and the Cinema 单元测试题Word文件下载.docx

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10am-5pm

CollectionsCentreopensdaily:

11am-5pm

LastadmissiontothemuseumandCollectionsCentreis4:

30pm

Closed:

December24,2017-January1,2018inclusive.

MuseumAdmission

Adult

£

14

Child（5-16yrs）

9

Under5’s

FREE

Concession（优惠）（60yrs+,unemployed,student）

12

Familyticket（2adults,3children）

39

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Ticketsfortoday’sdateareonlyavailabletobuyatthemuseum.

MuseumTours

Anoptionaltourofthemuseumisincludedinyourentryfee.Thetoursareavailablebetween11:

15amand2:

15pmeveryday.Theydonothavetobepre-bowhentheadmissionpricevaries,includingentrybothintotheshowandthemuseum.okedbuthavetimelimits.

CollectionsCentre

AccesstotheCollectionsCentreisincludedinyourentryfee,soyouwilljustneedtoshowyourmuseumadmissionticketatthedoortogainentry.TheCollectionsCentreisopenfrom11amto5pmwithlastentryat4:

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1.Ifyouarriveatthemuseumat4:

35pm,_________.

A.youmayvisititforfree

B.youwillfinditclosed

C.youwillstillhaveenoughtimetoenjoyit

D.youwon’tbeallowedtoenterthemuseum

2.Howmuchdoesa65-year-oldladyneedtopayfortheadmission?

A.£

9.B.£

12.C.£

14.D.£

39.

3.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?

A.YoucanbookdiscountedShowDayticketsbyphone.

B.ThemuseumopenslaterthantheCollectionsCentre.

C.YouneedtopayextrafeetovisittheCollectionsCentre.

D.Anoptionaltourofthemuseumneedspre-booking.

B

Trekking（跋涉）500milesacrossSpainisnoeasytaskforanyone,butforwheelchairuserJustinSkeesuck,achievingthedreamseemednearlyimpossible.However,Skeesuck’slifelongbestfriend,PatrickGray,simplydidn’tacceptthatidea.Hesaid,“We’vedoneeverythingtogethersofar.Whydon’twehaveonemoreadventure?

”

That’sexactlywhathedid—pushingSkeesuckacrossnorthernSpain'

sCaminodeSantiago.ThoughSkeesuckhasamusclediseasesimilartoALS（肌萎缩侧索硬化）andhighbloodpressure,hefirstgottheideatogoonthejourneyaifterhewatchedatravelshowaboutthetrail.Hesaid,“Iknewinstantlysincemyheartwasjusttellingme,‘Youneedtodothis.’’’

WithGrayonboardandtheblessingsoftheirfamilies,thetwobestfriendsfromIdahosetofftomakeSkeesuck’sdreamofgoingforthejourneyareality.However,neitherGraynorSkeesuckrealizedhowphysicallyandemotionallyarduousthetripwouldbe.Notonlydidtheyhaveastricttimelimit—aboutsixweekstogetfromstarttofinish,buttheyalsofacedincrediblydifficultobstacles（障碍）.WithGraypushingSkeesuckinathree-wheelwheelchair,thepaircrossedmountains,riversandadesert.“I’veneverbeenthatexhaustedphysicallyinmyentirelife,”Graysaid.Thepaircameacrosscountlesskindpeopleduringtheirtripwhowereeagertohelpthemfinishtheirjourney,buttheyrefusedtheirhelpwithgentlewords.34dayslater,thetwobestfriendsfinishedtheirjourney,realizingaquestthathelpedthemlearnaboutthemselvesandothers."

Theadventurehastaughtmeforsurethatwhenyoudosomethingwithfaith,andnevergiveup,amazingthingscanreallyhappen,”Skeesucksaid.

Grayrecordedtheirincredibletripinabook—appropriatelytitled“I’llPushYou:

AJourneyof500Miles,TwoBestFriendsandOneWheelchair”,whichwouldbepublishedsoon.SkeesuckandGrayarealsoworkingonachildren’sbookthatwilltellthestoryoftheiradventure.Theyhopethatthebookwillgivekidsstrengthwhentheydealwithdifficulties.

4.WhatcanwelearnaboutPatrickGrayfromParagraph1?

A.Heisawheelchairuser.

B.HehadbeentoSpainseveraltimesbefore.

C.Hewantedtochallengewhatwasthoughtimpossible.

D.Hedidn’tthinktrekking500mileswasanadventure.

5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“arduous”inParagraph3mean?

A.Relaxing.B.Disappointing.

C.Challenging.D.Satisfying.

5.Whatcanweinferaboutthepair’sjourneyfromParagraph3?

A.Theysetoffonfoot.

B.Theyfinisheditaheadoftime.

C.Theyreceivedalotofhelpfromkindpeople.

D.Theymetwithasmuchdifficultyasthey’dexpected.

6.Whydidthetwofriendswriteachildren’sbookonthatjourney?

A.Toencouragekidstofacedifficultiesbravely.

B.Toearnsomemoneybysellingthebook.

C.TopersuadekidstotakeatriptoSpain.

D.ToshowkidsthebeautifulnaturalsceneryofSpain.

C

Scientistshavefoundlivingorganisms（有机体）thatcouldbe50,000yearsoldrecently.Theorganismswerefoundinahot,butbeautifulcavesysteminNaica,Mexico.Theseancientlifeformscanbeseenonlywithamicroscope,whichprovestheyareprobablymicrobes（微生物）.

PenelopeBostonleadstheAstrobiologyInstituteatNASA,thespaceagencyoftheUnitedStates.Theseancientorganismsareabletoexistbyeatingmineralssuchasironandmanganese.Ifthefindingsareconfirmed,theywillshowhowmicrobescansurviveinextremeconditions.

Researchershavebeenstudyingancientmicrobesfornineyears.Fortydifferentkindsofmicrobesandsomeviruseswerefoundintheundergroundareathistime.Thegenetic（基因的）structuresoftheseorganismsaredifferentfromthoseoftheirnearestrelatives—viruses.Thatissimilartothathumansaregeneticallydifferentfrommushroomsgrowingintheforest.ThecavesinNaicaare800kilometersdeep.Beforetheminersbeganworkinginthecaves,theareawasisolatedfromthesurfaceandtheoutsideworld.

SomeofthecavesareasbigasthelargereligiouscentersbuiltduringEurope’sMiddleAges.Therearecrystals（晶体）coveringthewalls.Scientistsmustwearspecialclothingtokeepcool.Andtheclothingkeepsthecrystalssafefromhumangermsorotherdamage.Theresearcherscouldonlyworkforabout20minutesatatimebeforetheyhavetogotoaroomthatis28degreesCelsiustocooldown.

NASAofficialswouldnotletBostonshareherfindingswithscientificexpertsuntilthelastweek’sannouncement.Soscientistscouldnotsaymuchaboutthefindings.ButNorineNoonan,abiologistattheUniversityofSouthFlorida,saidshebelievedthem.“Whyarewesurprised?

”Noonanasked,“Asabiologist,IwouldsaylifeonEarthisextremelytoughandversatile.”“What’smore,theseorganismsarenottheoldestlifeformsonEarth.Scientistspublishedstudiesaboutlivingmicrobesthatmaybe500,000yearsoldseveralyearsago,”sheadded.

8.Whatdotheseancientlifeformssurviveon?

A.Minerals.B.Organisms.

C.Viruses.D.Plants.

9.What’stheauthor’spurposeofmentioningtheexampleofhumansandmushrooms?

A.Toprovetheancientorganismsareclosetomushrooms.

B.Toshowtheareawasoncecutofffromtheoutsideworld.

C.Toexplaintheancientorganismsandvirusesaredifferentingenes.

D.Toshowtheancientorganismsfounddifferfromhumansingenes.

10.Whycouldtheresearchersonlystayforashorttimeinthecavesatatime?

A.Becausethecavesareveryhot.

B.Becausethecavesarefullofharmfulgases.

C.Becausetherearesomegermsinthecaves.

D.Becausecrystalsteedamagepeople’shealth.

11.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?

A.AbeautifulcavesystemwasdiscovonedinNaica.

B.Theancientlifeformsaretoosmalltobeseen.

C.50,000-year-oldlivingorganismswerefoundinMexico.

D.Researchersfindnewwaystostudylivingorganisms.

D

It’sfieldtripseasonacrossAmerica.ThishasmethinkingofafieldtripItookmorethanfourdecadesago.I’mtalkingaboutthedaywhenIboardedabusandmet“AbrahamLincoln’’，the16thpresidentoftheUnitedStates.I’dbeenoutofschoolbecauseofsicknesstheweekbeforethefieldtrip,andIhadbeenabsentwhenthe$1travelfeewascollectedfrominterestedstudents.SisterAlbertine,myteacher,tookasinglebillfromherpurseandpaidmyfee.Shewassuretheoutingwouldbenefitme.

Duringthefieldtrip,therewasaplayaboutAbrahamLincoln.Irememberalmostnothingatall,expeptforashortsceneinwhichanactorpickedupasmallermanandthrewhimcasuallyabovehishead.ThesmilinggiantperformingthistrickhadbeenintroducedasAbrahamLincoln,althoughheworenobeardorhat.Thescenemightbealittleexaggerated（夸张的）,butitletmefindoutalargertruth.

Lincolnwasmorethanafamousfigurewhomarchedthroughanothercenturysayinggrandandimportantthings,knownaswearingoddclothesandastrangebeard.Hehadalsobeenacommonpersonwithasenseofhumor,bigdreams,andagiftforvividphysicalgestures.Lincolnwasn’tonlyanicon（偶像）,inotherwords,butalsoahuman,being.IfthisweretrueofLincoln,thenitmustalsobetrueofthoseothercharactersofthedistantpast—MarkTwainandThomasEdison.

Iteventuallyinspiredmetostudyhistoryincollege,andthenusewhatI’dlearnedinmycareerasajournalist.