高考英语一轮复习 Unit 4 Global warming单元检测 新人教版选修6doc.docx

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高考英语一轮复习Unit4Globalwarming单元检测新人教版选修6doc

2019年高考英语一轮复习Unit4Globalwarming单元检测新人教版选修6

第一部分听力（满分30分）（略）

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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

EventhoughyoucanwatchamovieonyourTV,laptoporiPadthesedays,greattheatresstillmakegoingtothemoviesworthbuyingaticket-andsometimesevenworthatrip.

1.AMCLoewsUptown,Washington,D.C.

Localmoviecriticswilltellyou＂TheUptown＂isthebestplacetoseeamovieintheWashington,D.C.area.Openedin1936,it’snotamovietheatre,butamoviepalacefeaturingasinglescreen—acurved（弧形的）,70-footlongand40-foothighscreen,oneofthelargestinthearea.

2.ArcLightCinemasHollywood,LosAngeles

ThisHollywoodtheatreisn’tjustaplacetoseestarsonscreenyoumightcatchafewsittingnexttoyouintheaudience.Thetheatreoffers14screenswithreservedstadiumseating（theseatsarewiderthanaverage）,andthefamousCineramaDome（全景电影）.

3.TampaTheatre,Tampa,Florida

AclassicmoviepalacedesignedbyfamedtheatrearchitectJohnEberson,theTampalandmarkwasbuiltin1926.Thetheatrenowshowsbothnewandclassicfilms.ComeearlytoheartheMightyWurlitzertheatreorganplayedbeforemostfilms.

4.Grauman’sChineseTheatre,LosAngeles

It’snotjustamovietheatre.It’saHollywoodexperience.Openedin1927,thetheatrewasknowninitsearlydaysforlavish（奢华的）Hollywoodpremieres（首映）andhostingthreeAcademyAwardceremonies.CheckoutthenearbyHollywoodWalkofFamebeforewatchingamovieonthebigscreen,andwhenyourmovieisover,stopbythenext-doorKodakTheatre,wheretheOscarswereonceheld.

1.WhatdoArcLightCinemasHollywoodandGrauman’sChineseTheatrehaveincommon?

A.TheybothhostedtheOscars.B.Theywerebuiltinthesameyear.

C.Theyofferpresentstocustomers.D.Theyaresituatedinthesamecity.

2.WhatcanwelearnaboutTampaTheatre?

A.Itwasopenedin1936.B.Ithasasinglecurvedscreen.

C.Ithasanoutdoorcourtyard.D.ItoffersMightyWurlitzerplay.

3.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.FamousbuildingsintheUSA.    

B.Fourlargesttheatresintheworld.

C.FourtheatresworthvisitinginAmerica. 

 D.Moderntheatreswithadvancedfacilities.

B

Wanttohelpfightglobalwarming?

Takeoffyourtie,saystheItalianhealthministry.

Ithasurgedemployerstolettheirstaffdresscasuallyatworkinthesummersothattheairconditioningcanbeturneddown.

＂Takingyourtieoffimmediatelylowersthebodytemperatureby2or3degreescentigrade,＂theministrysaidinastatement.＂Allowingamoresensibleuseofairconditioningbringsaboutelectricitysavingsandprotectstheenvironment.＂

ItcalledonallpublicandprivateofficestoletemployeeswearnotieduringheatwavesliketheonethathasbroughtAfrica-liketemperaturestomanypartsofItalythisweek.

Themoveechoes（回应）asimilaractionfromItaly’sbiggestoilgroup,ENI,whichtolditsstaffearlierthismonththeyneednotwearatieatwork.

Thetiemakers,however,werelefthotunderthecollar.

＂Italyconfirmsthatitisastrangecountry,＂FlavioCimasaidangrilyinalettertofinancialdailyIlSole24OREundertheheadline:

＂I,tiemaker,amresponsibleforglobalwarming.＂

＂Wecannowhappilycontinuewithourlifestyle,usingcars,consumingfuel,heatingandcoolingourhomesatleisure.Ononecondition:

weshouldnotwearatiewhilewedoso,＂hewrote.

＂Ishouldhavelistenedtomyfriendsandbecomeanoilproducerinstead.＂

ItalyisoneoftheEuropeanUnion’sworstperformersonthepollutionfrontandisamongtheEUcountriesexpectedtoexceed（超出）theirgreenhousegasemission（排放）targets.

4.What’sthepurposeofthemoveoftakingoffties?

A.Todresscasually.B.Tofightglobalwarming.

C.Tokeepthebodytemperature.D.Toimproveworkingconditions.

5.Whofirstencouragedemployeestotakeoffties?

A.ENI.B.FlavioCima.

C.Afinancialdaily.D.TheItalianhealthministry.

6.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart＂hotunderthecollar＂inParagraph6probablymean?

A.Angry.B.Speechless.

C.Delighted.D.Puzzled.

7.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutFlavioCima?

A.Hestandsbytheoilgroup.

B.Heagreeswiththeministry.

C.Headmitshisresponsibility.

D.Hearguesagainsttakingoffties.

C

ExpertsbelievethatstormsandsevereweatherinNorthAmericaandAsiahavedisruptedbirdflightpathsacrosstheworldandswepthugenumbersofbirdspeciestowardstheBritishIsles.

BirdsflyingtotheothersideoftheAtlanticortothePacifictolaytheireggshavebeentrappedinBritainandIreland,addingtheirnumberstonativespecies,andcausinggreatexcitementinthebird-watchingcommunity.

Localbirdwatchershavealreadyobservedatotalof442speciesintheBritishIslesthisyear.Thehighestnumbereverseeninoneyearis445,in2008.

＂Weonlyneedfourmoretobreakourrecord,＂saidLeeEvans,whorunstheBritishBirdingAssociation.＂Withthreemonthstogo,I’msurewe’lldoit.＂

LastmonthanextremelyrareSiberianRubythroatbirdwasseeninScotland,sendinghundredsofbirdwatchersnorthinthehopeofcatchingaglimpseofthiscolourfulAsianbeauty.Anotherveryuncommonbird,thebuffleheadduckwascitedinCornwellandcausedsimilarexcitement.＂Icouldn’tbelieveit,＂saidEvans.＂Thepoorthingwascompletely knackered.ItmusthavebeenblowntoEnglandbythestormswhiletryingtoflyfromCanadatothesouthernUnitedStatesforthewinter.That’s3000miles!

＂

Evanssaidthatglobalwarmingoverthepastdecadewasplayingakeyroleintransformingbirdmovementsacrosstheworld.Inaddition,meltingArcticseaicemayalsobeopeningupbirdflightpathsovertheNorthPole,makingiteasierforbirdsfromthePacific—suchastheslaty-backedgullandtuftedpuffin,bothofwhichappearedinLondonearlierthisyear—toreachBritain.

Bird-watchingisbecominganincreasinglypopularhobbyamongallagegroups,addedEvans.＂Afifthofourmembersareunder18.Thisisaround-the-yearhobbythatyoucanenjoyfromthekitchenwindoworfromacar.Moreandmorepeoplearebird-watching,andasaresult,moreandmoreunexpectedspeciesarebeingspottedintheBritishIsles.＂zx&xk

8.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Theresultsofglobalwarming.

B.ChangesintheBritishbirdpopulation.

C.Increasingenvironmentalpollution.

D.WorseningBritishweather.

9.Theunderlinedword＂knackered＂isclosestinmeaningto________.

A.boredB.knocked

C.spottedD.tired

10.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingbirdscomesfromAsia?

A.Slaty-backedgull.B.Bufflehead.

C.Rubythroat.D.Tuftedpuffin.

11.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedasapossiblereasonforseeingmorebirdspeciesinBritain?

A.Anincreaseinthenumberofbirdwatchers.

B.Agrowthinthenumberofnativespecies.

C.Stormsduetoglobalwarming.

D.ThemeltingArcticicecap.

D

Whereshouldanadventuroustouristgo?

Afteryou’vedonesightseeinginLondon,shoppinginNewYork,enjoyedthelocalfoodinParis,anddancedtoyourheart’scontentattheBraziliancarnival,whereelsecanyougo?

Whatattractivetouristdestinationawaitsyou?

Well,Antarcticasoundsliketheholidayofalifetime!

It'sconsideredthelastgreatwildernessonEarth.Justafewscientistsinresearchstationssharetheicylandscapewithpenguinsandotheranimalswhichcanstrugglewiththelowtemperatures.

TourismbeganinAntarcticainthe1950sandit'sstillsmallpart.About37,000touristsareexpectedtherethisseason,butmanywon'tevenleavetheboat.

TheBBC’sJulietRixvisitedthefrozencontinentandaskedherselfifsheshouldbethereatall,causingpotentialproblemstosuchasensitiveenvironment.Hertourguideadmittedthatallvisitorsleaveafootprintandtheyallgotothesameplaces,theaccessiblecoastline,whichisalsowherethepenguinsandsealsgotoraise.

Butsomepeoplebelievethatifcarefullycontrolled,tourismcanbegoodforAntarctica.Ithasnonativepopulationanditneedsadvocates.Visitorstotheicycontinentmightbereadytosupportandeventofunditspreservation.Andthey'relikelytoengageinthediscussionaboutglobalwarming,whichhasledtothemeltingofglaciers.

AccordingtoRix,guidelinesarefollowedwhenyou’reabouttosetfootinAntarcticaandtouristshavetodisinfect（消毒）theirbootstomakesurenoalienspeciesareintroduced.

Andonceonland,there'snoeatingorsmoking.Rocks,bonefragments—nothingshouldbetakenasasouvenirandnothingshouldbeleftbehind.

TouristsfortunateenoughtovisittheAntarcticmustbeawarethatthisisnottheirhomeandkeeptheirfingerscrossedthatfuturegenerationswillalsobeabletoenjoysuchbreathtakingviews.

12.WholivesinAntarctica?

A.37,000tourists.B.TheBBC'sJulietRix.

C.Afewscientistsandanimals.D.PeopleinLondonandParis.

13.WhycantourismbegoodforAntarctica?

A.Peoplecanbringsomeanimalsintoit.

B.Peoplemaytakeinterestintheprotectionofit.

C.Peoplecangiveadvicetothenativepopulation.

D.Peoplewillgotothecoastlinetoplaywiththeseals.

14.Whataretheguidelineswhenyougoontheshore?

A.Youcanleaverubbishontheshore.

B.Youcansmokeandeatontheshore.

C.Youcantakesomethingassouvenirs.

D.Youcanhelptoprotecttheenvironment.

15.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsthetouristsgoingtoAntarctica?

A.Positive.B.Ambiguous.

C.Subjective.D.Negative.

第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

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