培优练习Unit 5 First aid英语人教必修五.docx

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培优练习Unit5Firstaid英语人教必修五

Unit5Firstaid

培优练习

（时间:

90分钟　满分:

120分）

第一部分　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）

阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。

A

ProfessorMartin’sreportsaysthatchildrenwhoattendanumberofschools,becausetheirparentshavetomovearoundthecountry,probablymakeslowprogressintheirstudies.Therearealsosigns,saysProfessorMartin,thatanunusuallylargenumberofsuchchildrenarementallyaffected.

Theprofessorsays,“It’strue,mypersonalfeelingisthatchildrenshouldstayinoneschool.OurfeelingsarebasedonresearchandnotonanypersonalfeelingthatIormanyassistantsmayhaveonthesubject.”

CaptainThomasJames,anarmylecturerforthepast20yearsandhimselfafatheroftwo,said,“I’veneverheardsuchrubbish.Takingmeforexample,noharmisdonetotheeducationofmychildrenwhochangeschoolregularly—iftheykeeptothesamesystem,asinourArmyschool.Inmyexperience—andI’veknownquiteafewofthem—Armychildrenareaswell-adjusted（适应）asanyothers,ifnotbetter.Whattheprofessordoesn’tappeartoappreciateisthefactthatinsuchsituationschildrenwilladapt（适应）muchbetterthangrown-ups.”

WhenthiswasputtoProfessor

Martin,hesaidthatatnotimehashisteamsuggestedthatallsuchchildrenwerebackwardormentallyaffectedinsomeway,butsimplythatintheirexperiencetherewasacleartendency（倾向）.

“Ourfindingsshowthatwhiletheverybrightchildcandealwithregularchangeswithoutharminghisorhergeneralprogressinstudies,themajority（大多数）ofchildrensufferfromconstantly（不断地）havingtoenteranewlearningsituation.”

1.ProfessorMartin’sreportsuggeststhat　　　. 

A.itmaynotbegoodforchildrentochangeschoolstoooften

B.parentsshouldnotmovearoundthecountry

C.childrenarenowmakingslowprogress

D.moreandmorechildrenarementallyaffected

2.Accordingtothepassage,ProfessorMartin’spersonalfeeling　　　. 

A.isoppositeofwhathisreporthasshown

B.isinawaysupportedbyhisresearch

C.hasplayedabigpartinhisresearch

D.isbasedonhisownexperienceasachild

3.Fromthepassage,wecanconcludethatCaptainJames’schildren　　　. 

A.havebeenaffectedbychangingschools

B.gotoordinarystateschools

C.cangetusedtotheArmyschooleducation

D.discusstheireducationregularlywiththeirfather

4.AccordingtoProfessorMartin,　　　sufferfromchangingschoolsregularly. 

A.armychildren　　　　B.quiteafewchildren

C.brightchildrenD.fewchildren

B

PerhapsyouhaveheardalotabouttheInternet,butwhatisit,doyouknow?

TheInternetisanetwork.Itusesthetelephonetojoinmillionsofcomputerstogetheraroundtheworld.

Maybethatdoesn’tsoundveryinteresting.Butwhenyou’vejoinedtotheInternet,therearelotsofthingsyoucando.Youcansende-mailstoyourfriends,andtheycangettheminafewseconds.YoucanalsodowithallkindsofinformationontheWorldWideWeb（WWW）.

Therearemanydifferentkindsofcomputersnow.TheyallcanbejoinedtotheInternet.Mostofthemaresmallmachinessittingonpeople’sdesksathome,buttherearestillmanyothersinschools,officesorlargecompanies.Thesecomputersareownedbypeopleandcompanies,butnoonereallyownstheInternetitself.

TherearelotsofplacesforyoutogointotheInternet.Forexample,yourschoolmayhavetheInternet,youcanuseitduringlessonsorfreetime.LibrariesoftenhavecomputersjoinedtotheInternet,youarewelcometouseitatanytime.

ThankstotheInternet,theworldisbecomingsmallerandsmaller.Itispossibleforyoutoworkathomewithacomputerinfront,gettingandsendingtheinformationyouneed.YoucanbuyorsellwhateveryouwantbytheInternet.Butdoyouknow98%oftheinformationontheInternetisinEnglish?

SowhatwillEnglishbeliketomorrow?

5.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.TheInternet.B.Information.C.Computers.D.E-mails.

6.Whichisthequickestwaytosendmessagestoyourfriends?

A.Bypost.B.Bye-mail.C.Bytelephone.D.Bysatellite.

7.Whichmaybethemostpossibleplaceforpeopletoworkintomorrow?

A.Intheoffice.B.Atschool.C.Athome.D.Inthecompany.

8.Whatdoesthewritertrytotelluswiththelasttwosentences?

A.EnglishisimportantinusingtheInternet.

B.TheInternetismoreandmorepopular.

C.MostoftheinformationisinEnglish.

D.EverycomputermusthavetheInternet.

C

Knowingalittlefirstaidcouldbelife-savingifyouseesomeonelyingunconscious.

Toooftenpeopledon’tdoanythingbecausetheythinktheywillkillthepatient,butbylearningsimplerulesyoucouldmakethedifferencebetweenlifeanddeath.

First,youneedtofindoutifthey’reunconscious,asleepordrunk,bysqueezingtheskinbetweentheirneckandshoulderandshouting.Ifthereisnoresponseatall,youneedtoestab