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语篇训练卷(五)
Unit8Warm-up&Lesson1
Ⅰ.完形填空
AdventureTravel
Thereareseveraldifferenttypesofadventuretraveltopursue.Infact,thereisprobablyatypeofadventuretravel 1 foreveryindividual(个人).
Someindividualsmay 2 campinginaforeignplaceasadventure.Conversely(相反地),otherindividualsmayfeelthatdeepseadivingorwhite-waterraftingisa 3 ofadventuretravel.Accordingtosomeindividuals,adventuretravelisaboutlivinginthe 4 ,experiencingtheplaceyouhavetravelledtoandnotjustsightseeing. 5 ,severalyearsago,adventuretravelmeanttravellingtomanyplacesorevenabroad.Today,however,adventuretravelhas 6 adifferentmeaning:
adventuretravel 7 totheintenseexperienceofanevent.Itistheactoflivingandnotbeingabystanderinyourtravel!
Peopleofallages 8 adventuretravelanditisnotonlyforthosethatare 9 .Infact,itisnotuncommontoseearetiredcouplejoininadventuretravel;afterhaving 10 hardalltheirlives,somecoupleswantto 11 somethingnewandexcitingortheywanttoliveouttheirgoldenyearsdoingthingstheynever 12 ofdoingbefore.
Adventuretoursare 13 forfamilies,couples,orevensingleindividuals.Usuallysuchtoursarea 14 ofsightseeingandexperience;inonepartofthetourpeoplewillspendtimeseeingthecityorthecountrytheyplantovisitandtheother 15 ofthetourwillgowithadventurousactivity—suchactivitydependinguponthetourof 16 .
Someindividualsfind 17 inthesimplestforms.Forexample,ifyouhaveneverbeenoutofyourowncountryandyoudecidetotourEurope,guesswhat!
Youare 18 inadventurousactivity!
Conversely,somepeopleconsideradventureassomethingthat 19 theadrenalin(肾上腺素)andarenothappy 20 theyaretogoskydivingorbungeejumping!
Again,anyformofadventureisgoodaslongastheadventuretravelpursuedremainswithinthecomfortzoneoftheindividual.
1.A.affordable B.suitable
C.idealD.beneficial
2.A.admit B.assume C.think D.define
3.A.portraitB.description
C.formD.reflection
4.A.presentB.villageC.wildD.past
5.A.FortunatelyB.Conversely
C.StrangelyD.Honestly
6.A.expressedB.conveyed
C.carriedonD.takenon
7.A.adjustsB.sticksC.refersD.leads
8.A.planB.enjoyC.ignoreD.concern
9.A.youngB.courageous
C.braveD.wealthy
10.A.triedB.worked
C.studiedD.struggled
11.A.achieveB.record
C.possessD.experience
12.A.heardB.inquiredC.dreamedD.approved
13.A.availableB.obtainable
C.accessibleD.comfortable
14.A.quantityB.mixture
C.collectionD.joint
15.A.routeB.directionC.courseD.part
16.A.choiceB.timeC.placeD.guide
17.A.satisfactionB.adventure
C.pleasureD.happiness
18.A.undertakingB.involving
C.stimulatingD.engaging
19.A.pumpsB.flowsC.increasesD.absorbs
20.A.unlessB.sinceC.beforeD.because
Ⅱ.阅读理解
A
(2013·双鸭山高一检测)
RockyMountainVentures
About
ShoetheBoat!
GuidedsnowshoetoursthroughSteamboat’sbackcountry.Allequipmentandtransportationareprovided.Weprovide:
snowshoes,poles,waterbottles,anddaypack.Lunchisincludedonalldaytrips.Guidescarryfirstaidkit,extrahats,gloves,cellphones,maps,compasses,sunscreenandmore.Youshouldbringhikingboots,ahat,sunglasses,andacamera.
Itisbesttodressinlayers.Dependingonthetemperatureyouwillgenerallyhaveoneortwoadditionalclothinglayersmadeofthintomediumthickness“breathable”material.Alwaysbringagoodqualitywaterproofincaseofunexpectedshowers.
Location
Guideswillpickyouupattheirlocationwithinthetownandthemountainarea.Calluponarrivaltomakesureofreservationandpick-uptime.Transportationisprovidedfromtownorthemountainarea.Yourguideforthedaywillpickyouupanddropyouoffatyourlodgingforhalfdaytours.
Hours
Halfdaytoursareavailableat9:
00amor1:
00pm.Fulldaytoursstartat9:
00amandreturnat4:
00pm.Fullmoontoursareavailableat6:
00pmandreturnaround9:
00pm.Wildlifetoursareavailableat9:
00amor1:
00pm.Allhalfdaytoursarenearly3~3.5hourslong;actualsnowshoeingisabout2~2.5hours.
Rates
SnowshoeTour
Type
NumberofPeople
Rate*
HalfDay
SnowshoeTours
1person
2-5people
$150.00/person
$80.00/person
FullDay
SnowshoeTours
1person
2-5people
$275.00/person
$150.00/person
FullMoon
SnowshoeTours
2-5people
$90.00/person
WildlifeSnowshoeTours
1person
2-5people
$150.00/person
$80.00/person
*Thesearethe2006/2007rates.Foralltoursitishalfpriceforkids12orunderwhenaccompaniedbyanadult.
1.Youmustcallyourguideuponarrivalbecause .
A.hewillgiveyouadviceforyoursnowshoetour
B.hecarriesalotofthingsandneedsyourhelp
C.hehastoknowwhenandwheretopickyouup
D.heliveswithinthetownandthemountainarea
2.TheSmithfamilywouldliketogoforahalfdaysnowshoetour.Theyhadbettermeettheirguide .
A.at9:
00am B.at4:
00pm
C.at6:
00pmD.at9:
00pm
3.MrSmithwentforahalfdaytourtogetherwithhiswifeandtwosons,oneaged13andtheotheraged11.Hehadtopay dollars.
A.600 B.315C.360 D.280
B
(2013·济宁高一检测)
Jungle(丛林)countryisnotfriendlytoman,butitispossibletosurvivethere.Youmusthavetherightequipmentandyoumustknowafewimportantthingsaboutwoodcraft(山林野外知识).Thenyourchancesofstayingaliveareverygood.
Nooneshouldgointothejunglewithouttherightequipment.Youneedlightweightclothing,agoodknife,andacompass.Fishhooksandaline,arifle,matchesinawaterproofcontainerandaponcho(雨披)arenecessary,too.Soisamosquitonet(蚊帐)toprotectthehead.
Inthejungleyoucangethopelesslylostwithinfiveminutesafterleavingknownlandmark(地界碑).Thatiswhyyoushouldalwayscarryacompass.Inopencountryduringtheday,youcantellwhichwaytogobystudyingthesun.Atnightthestarsaresureguidestodirection.Butinmostplacesthejunglerooftopissothickthatitisimpossibletoseethesunorthestars.Againandagainyoumustcheckyourpositionbythecompass.
Keepalert(警惕的).Watchthegroundinfrontofyoucarefully.Stopandlistennowandagain.Avoidhaste(匆忙),andrestoften.Inaplacethatishotandhumid(潮湿的),thepersonwhosetsafastpacewillsoonbecometired.Asteadyandevenpaceiswisestinthelongrun.
Ifyouloseyourway,don’tpanic.Trytodecidehowlongithasbeensinceyouweresureofyourposition.Markthespotwhereyouarewithblazesonatree.Putthemonfoursidesofthetree,sothatyouwillbeabletoseethemfromanydirection.Thenyoucanbeginretracingyoursteps(goingbackexactlythewayyouhavecome),knowingthatyoucanalwaysfindthespotfromwhichyoustarted.Exceptinanemergency,nevertrytotravelthejungleatnight.
Wheneverpossible,itiswisetofollowstreamsandriversthataregoinginyourgeneraldirection.Thismaycauseyoumanyextramilesoftravel.Butintheenditwillsavetimeandenergy.Nothingismoreexhausting(extremelytiring)thanhacking(cutting)awaythroughunbrokenjungle.
Survivinginthejungleisascience.Thejunglepeoplehavebecomeperfectinthisscience,andyoucan,too.Learnasmuchasyoucanaboutwhattoexpectinthejungle.Makesureyouhavetherightequipment.Thennopartofthejunglewillseemcompletelyfrightening.Infact,youwillbeableto“liveoff”itforalongtime.
4.Tokeepaliveinthejungle,youshouldmakeitclearthattherightequipmentis .
A.moreimportantthanaknowledgeofwoodcraft
B.lessimportantthanaknowledgeofwoodcraft
C.justasimportantasaknowledgeofwoodcraft
D.notasimportantasaknowledgeofwoodcraft
5.Ifyouloseyourwayinthejungle,whichofthefollowingcanNOTbedone?
A.Checkyourpositionbythecompassagainandagain.
B.Decidehowlongagoitwasthatyougotlost.
C.Tellwhichwaytogobystudyingthesun/thestars.
D.Markblazesonfoursidesofatreeandbesuretoseethemfromanydirection.
6.Theauthorisstronglyagainsttravellingatnightprobablybecause .
A.onetendstomovetooslowlyatnight
B.someanimalswillattackyou
C.emergenciesoccurmostfrequentlyatnight
D.itismoredifficulttocheckyourposition
7.“Itiswisetofollowstreamsandrivers”,whichwillensureyouto .
A.avoidanimals’attacks
B.savemanyextramilesoftravel
C.avoidhackingawaythroughunbrokenjungle
D.havearichsupplyofdrinkingwater
【拓展题型训练】
阅读第二节
(2013·海口高一检测)
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。
Inordertoachievebigthingsinyourlife,youmustbewillingtothinkbig. 1 Whenyou’rebusyworkingtowardbringingyourgoalstolife,youalsofeelhappierinyourjourney.Followthesestepstomakeyourgoalsareality(现实).
2 Wheredoyouseeyourselfinayear,fiveyearsorten?
Doyouseeyourselfwithafamily,children,agoodjob,andacollegedegree(学位)intenyears?
Trytothinkasfaraheadasyoucan.Payattentiontoeverydetail,andletyourdreamscometolifeinyourmind,showingyouwhatmattersmosttoyou. 3
Writedowneverythingyouimagine. 4 Writedownthemostimportantachievementsthatyouwanttocenteronandthedetailabouteach.Whatmattersmosttoyou?
Onceyouhavealistofgoalsinmind,workoutaplan.Howwillyouachievethesegoa