新时代职业英语《 通用英语1》单元测试附答案听力脚本U6.docx

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新时代职业英语《通用英语1》单元测试附答案听力脚本U6

UnitTest

Unit6IntelligentVehicles

Part1ListeningComprehension（15points）

SectionA

Directions:

Thereare5recordeddialoguesinthissection.Aftereachdialogue,thereisarecordedquestion.Whenyouhearaquestion,choosethecorrectanswer.

1.A.Themanshouldgotothegarage.

B.Themanshouldbuyanewcar.

C.Themanshouldgiveupdriving.

D.Themanshouldbuyasecond-handcar.

2.A.Hewantedanexpensivecar.

B.Hewantedsomethingbigenoughforhisfamily.

C.Hewantedtosavemoney.

D.Hewantedafastcar.

3.A.Shethinkstheycanbeagoodidea.B.Shethinksthey’retooexpensive.

C.Shethinksthey’reunreliable.D.Shethinksthey’redangerous.

4.A.AnSUV.B.Anelectriccar.

C.Asportscar.D.Avan.

5.A.Three.B.Seven.

C.One.D.None.

SectionB

Directions:

Listentothetwoconversationsandanswerthequestions.

Conversation1

1.WhatisLaura’sopinionaboutdriverlesscars?

A.Sheisworriedthey’llcauselotsofaccidents.

B.Shedoesn’tthinkshe’llbeabletoaffordone.

C.Shethinkstheywillmaketravellingmorerelaxing.

D.Shethinkstheyhaven’tbeenwellenoughtested.

2.WhydoesStevenotwantdriverlesscarstobecomepopular?

A.Hethinkstheywillcausealotofstress.

B.Hethinkstheywillleadtomoretrafficincities.

C.Hethinksthatcitieswillbecomemorepolluted.

D.Heenjoysdrivingandhasjustboughtanewcar.

Conversation2

3.WhatdoesKarenaskJoe?

A.Ifhecanlendhermoneytobuyacar.

B.Ifhecanfixhercar,whichhasbrokendown.

C.Ifhecangiveheradviceaboutchoosinganewcar.

D.Ifhecancomeonadrivewithher.

4.Whatkindofcarisshelookingfor?

A.Somethingsportywhichiscapableofacceleratingquickly.

B.Somethingwithenoughspaceforlotsofpassengers.

C.Somethingexpensiveandelegant.

D.Somethingthatwon’tletherdown.

5.WhatdoesJoesuggest?

A.Karenshouldbuyhisoldcar.

B.Karenshouldcometoasecond-handsalesroomwithhim.

C.Karenshouldbuyanew,ratherthanasecond-handcar.

D.Karenshouldgetaliftwithhimwhensheneedstogoanywhere.

SectionC

Directions:

Listentotherecordedpassagethreetimes.Duringthesecondreading,fillintheblankswiththewordsorphrasesyouhear.Duringthethirdreading,checkyourwriting.

YesterdayIwenttoseean

（1）______________________inmytown’ssciencemuseum.Itwasallaboutthefutureof

（2）______________________,anditwasgreat!

Forme,oneofthemostinterestingthingsabouttheexhibitionwaslearningaboutthedecisionswhichthesecarsofthefuturewill（3）______________________—decisionswhichare,ofcourse,madebyhumansatthemoment.Forexample,you’redrivingacarandthe（4）______________________.Therearetwopossibilities—youcanhitanoldpersonoryoucanhitasmallchild.Driverlesscarswillbeprogrammedtomakeachoiceinthiskindofsituation.Inadditiontothis,therewerelotsofamazingcarsondisplaytoo.Myfavoriteonewas（5）______________________!

Part2Vocabulary&Structure（30points）

SectionA

Choosethecorrectoptionforeachsentence.

1.Youcanalwaysrely________Petertobeontimeformeetings.

A.aroundB.onC.atD.of

2.Ithinkyou’recapable________gettingreallygoodgradesifyouworkhard.

A.ofB.byC.inD.over

3.Seeingthecaraccidenthadahuge________ontherestofhislife.

A.enoughB.effortC.effectD.explain

4.She’smissedalotofwork,butI’msureshe’llbeableto________up.

A.getB.catchC.takeD.make

5.Yourpresentationlooksgreat,butwhatwillyoudoifthetechnology________youdown?

A.getsB.bringsC.takesD.lets

6.Thenew________ofelectriccarsarecheaperandcomeinawidervarietyofdesigns.

A.breedB.averageC.senseD.glitch

7.Iwasillforafewdayslastweekandthishashada________effectonmywork.

A.knock-downB.knock-overC.knock-inD.knock-on

8.Lizishavingagreattimeatcollege.She’sreallyenjoyinghernew-________freedom.

A.finderB.findC.foundD.founding

9.I’vebeentryingtoaccessthiswebsiteallday,butthereseemstobea________inthesystem.

A.breedB.avertC.fatalD.glitch

10.Herquickthinkingsucceededin________anaccidentwhichcouldhavebeenfatal.

A.avertB.avertingC.avertsD.averted

SectionB

Fillineachblankbyputtingtheadjectivesgiveninthebracketsinthecorrectorder.

1.Sheworea____________________（designer,red,party）dress.

2.Hedrivesa____________________（sports,green,big）car.

3.Wesawa____________________（furry,tiny,black）catonourwalk.

4.I’dliketobuya____________________（new,leather,nice）jacket.

5.Helovestoeat____________________（crunchy,fresh,green）apples.

SectionC

Completethepassagewithappropriatewordsorphrasegiveninthebrackets.

MyboyfriendandIwanttobuyanice

（1）____________（new/beautiful）carbutwecan’tagreeonwhatkindofcarweshouldchoose.Iwanta

（2）____________（breed/reliable）carasIhavetodrivetowork—Idon’twantonethatletsmedown.Itdoesn’thavetobestylishaslongasit’s（3）____________（average/practical）.Myboyfriend,ontheotherhand,wantstospenda（4）____________（fortune/glitch）onaredItaliansportscar.He’sseentheonehewantsandhe’sveryexcitedaboutit,asit’s（5）____________（capableof/relyon）drivingat230milesperhour.Idon’tunderstandwhythat’simportantasit’sillegaltodrivethatfast!

Part3ReadingComprehension（40points）

Task1

Readthefollowingpassage.Choosethebestanswer.

Introducingtheintelligentbicycle

Inrecentyears,autonomouscarshavereceivedmuchmediaattention.However,intelligentbicyclesarenowarealityandaresettobecomemoreandmorepopularinurbanareas.

It’seasytounderstandthereasonbehindtheintelligentbicycle’sriseinpopularity.Thestressesanddangersofurbancyclinghavelongbeenrecognized.Urbancyclistshavetobeincrediblyfocusedandawareoftheirsurroundingswhenridingthroughbusycities,andtheintelligentbicyclehelpstorelievesomeofthepressurefromtheirminds,bydetectingthreatsandprovidingakindofwarningsysteminheavytraffic.Theintelligentbicycleisabletowarnitsriderwhenafast-moving,deadlyobjectisnearbyinordertopreventafatalaccident.

Howdoesitdothis?

Thesaddleandhandlebarsoftheintelligentbicyclevibratewheneverdangerisnear:

thishelpscyclistsordertobemoreawareoftheirsurroundingsandofanydanger.

Bicyclelightsarebecomingsmartertoo.Oncetheyjustflashed,nowtheycansensewhenyouareatajunction,aroundaboutorheadingtowardanapproachingcar.Whentheysensethesituationneedsextralight,theyshinemorebrightly,keepingtheridersafe.

Theintelligentbicyclealsocomeswithacamerasystemthatusesimageprocessingtodetectmultiplevehiclesatthesametime.Ifintelligentbicyclescontinuetoevolveinthisway,accidentscouldbecomeathingofthepast.

1.Whatisthepurposeofthisarticle?

A.Topointoutthedangersofintelligentbicycles.

B.Toprovideadvicefordriversaboutsharingtheroadwithcyclists.

C.Todiscussthebenefitsandfeaturesofintelligentbikes.

D.Totalkaboutdifferentmodelsofintelligentbikes.

2.Thewriterbelievesthatintelligentbikesarepopularbecause________.

A.theyaremuchcheaperthandriverlesscars

B.therearemanydifferentmodelsavailable

C.theyhaveverycomfortablesaddles

D.cyclingcanbeverystressfulanddangerous

3.Howdoestheintelligentbicyclehelpitsrider?

A.Itgoesuphilleasily.

B.Itusessatellitenavigationsoitsriderwon’tgetlost.

C.Itwarnsitsriderifdangerisnearby.

D.Theridercanrelaxasthebikecyclesitself.

4.Whatcanintelligentbicyclelightsdo?

A.Keepthemselvesclean.

B.Flashdifferentcolors.

C.Switchoffwhennotinuse.

D.Shinemorebrightlywhenneeded.

5.Howdoesthewriterviewthefutureoftheintelligentbike?

A.Therewillbefeweraccidents.

B.Intelligentbikeswillnotbeaspopularasdriverlesscars.

C.Theywillbecomelessexpensivewithtime.

D.Theywillbegoodforreducingairpollution.

Task2

Readthefollowingpassage.Choosethebestanswer.

Campaignforsaferroads

Itwasasunnysummereveningin2019.RobTaylorandhissisterLottiewereoutforawalk.Theywerestandingonthesidewalk,readytocrossabusyroad,whenaMercedesspedtowardsthem.ItswingmirrorhitLottie,whowokeupinhospitalfifteendayslater.Thedriver,whohadbeentalkingonhismobilephone,didn’tevenstop.

Lottieisluckytobealive,butsincethatsummereveningyearsago,shehasneverbeenthesame.HerbrotherRobsays,“Lottiehadtolearntodoeverythingalloveragain.Shemissedayearofschool,andwhenshefinallywentback,shewasbottomoftheclass,wheresheusedtobetop.Shenowhasproblemswithhermemory,andshegetsterribleheadaches.Beforetheaccident,shewassocleverandlively.”

Sincethatnight,thefamilyhavedoneeverythingtheycantosupportandhelpotherfamilieswhohavefelttheknock-oneffectofadriver’scarelessness.Robsays,“Wedoalotofworktosupportacharitywhichhelpsfamilieswhohavelostlovedonesinroadaccidents.Wealsotrytospreadawarenessaboutdangerousdriving.About90percentoffatalroadaccidentsarecausedbydriverswhojustaren’tpayingattention.”

Robadds,“Alotofpeoplearefrightenedofdriverlesscarsbecausetheyth