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1、Book5 Module 6单元测试题（外研版）Class: Name: Marks: 满分（120）一、语法和词汇知识（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 1. Once a species becomes _, nothing can be done to bring it back to life again.A. rare B. dangerous C. extinct D. precious 2. We lost the game at the last moment. _ But at least you have entered the next round.A. So wha

2、t? B. Its a pity. C. Its OK. D. Oh, go ahead.3. Winning such a game _ more than skills and courage. It needs luck, too.A. focuses B. displays C. includes D. involves4. The scientist returned to his hometown many years later _ he spent his childhood.A. where B. when C. which D. that5. India was a Bri

3、tish colony _ and thats why many people there could speak English.A. at no time B. in no time C. at a time D. at one time6. Many people like green, for it _ peace and life.A. calls for B. stands for C. cares for D. goes for7. The incomes of male professionals went up. _, part-time women workers saw

4、their earnings fall. A. Or B. Instead C. Thus D. Meanwhile8. Poachers make the wool of antelopes into shawls, _ they can make a huge profit.A. which B. what C. from which D. in which9. The town, _ buildings were destroyed in the flood, used to be a tourist attraction. A. most of whichB. that C. most

5、 of whose D. of which 10. Dont you think its a _ of effort on what seems impossible? Anything is possible if I keep on trying, Im sure.A. lost B. wonder C. waste D. risk11. Its no use holding it back from your mother. She seems _ all about it.A. knowing B. to be knowingC. having knownD. to have know

6、n12. I arrived at the station at 10:30 that day, by which time the train for Beijing _.A. was startingB. has startedC. started D. had started13. _ about the future of these wild animals, people set up reserves to protect them, especially the _ species. A. Concerned; endangered B. Concern; endangered

7、C. Concerned; endangering D. Concerning; endangering 14. You can use my car for the party tonight _ you promise not to drink.A. only if B. until C. even if D. although15. What do you think of this book? Wonderful. Its worth _ a second time. A. to read B. to be read C. being read D. reading 二、完形填空（共2

8、0小题；每小题1分，满分20分）Many pet owners say their pets have a sixth sense. Jim Fulstone says his farm dog, named Austin, gives 16 about 15 minutes before earthquakes and 45 minutes before storms.“Hell 17 around in circles and look at you. If you sit down, hell 18 with you. If you are outside, he will come u

9、p to you and smell your leg. Hes a lot more 19 ,” said Fulstone. “For the quakes, he was very alert (警觉的) and 20 barking and doing his run-around movements.”Scientists have 21 that animals sense bad 22 because of changes in barometric pressure (气压) or other factors and dogs have low blood sugar or o

10、ther medical 23 because of hormonal (荷尔蒙的) changes. But they havent figured out what alerts pets to earthquakes, bad news or other 24 or if its just in the eyes of their owners. 25 do pets show their concerns?Some people said their pets tried to hide in a(n) 26 place. Some said they cried or barked.

11、 Some said they became more active or made strange movements. 27 , they use more than one form of 28 .If a storm is 29 , Emma, 3, a longhaired dog, will be in low spirits, make noise and 30 under the bed. When owner Timothy Gilbert gets a cold, “Emma will stay with me. She can 31 when things are wro

12、ng. She kept talking to me, letting me know it would be OK.”Gilbert 32 all animals are born with a sixth sense, and theyre more likely to 33 it if they have strong feelings with their 34 . Otherwise, “Humans will think they have a 35 dog or an unhelpful dog,” he said. 16.A. writingB. singingC. sayin

13、gsD. warnings17.A. turnB. flyC. runD. travel18.A. sit downB. get upC. set outD. turn up19.A. friendlyB. activeC. foolishD. hungry20.A. consideredB. startedC. allowedD. finished21.A. suggestedB. feltC. heardD. ordered 22.A. newsB. soundC. weatherD. smell23.A. examinationsB. skillsC. materialsD. probl

14、ems24.A. peopleB. eventsC. animalsD. results25.A. HowB. WhenC. WhyD. Where26.A. darkB. safeC. bigD. empty27.A. YetB. StillC. OftenD. Although28.A. traditionB. celebrationC. exerciseD. communication29.A. leavingB. disappearingC. comingD. forming30.A. hideB. sleepC. listenD. live31.A. dreamB. tellC. f

15、orgetD. expect32.A. explainsB. noticesC. findsD. believes33.A. mindB. discoverC. showD. accept34.A. neighborsB. parentsC. friendsD. owners35. A. lazy B. small C. cheap D. dangerous三、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分） A It was very cold and I had been watching a homeless man make himself comfortable in a “shelt

16、er”(住所) next to the river bank. He had been living there for over a month. During the period, I passed by and I never saw him with warm clothing or food. But that day, I knew what I wanted to do.I was young, living at home, and when I told my parents what I wanted to do they were alarmed. I could be

17、 putting myself at risk, taking a box to a homeless person in the night! But I knew that I would be safe. I went to the store, got an apple box and filled the box with some things he needed. Then I put a Christmas card on the top of the things. It said, “Even though we hardly know each other, I want

18、ed to wish you a Merry Christmas!” I put ten one-dollar bills inside as well.My father insisted he accompany (陪伴) me to the area as it was 10:00 pm on Christmas Eve. I said he could drive me but he had to stay in the car. He agreed. I took the box, which by now was heavy with all those gifts and wal

19、ked towards his “shelter”. I called out to him, “Sir, I have a Christmas box for you!” He walked towards me and I was surprised by two of the most beautiful, gentle, and blue eyes. “Why are you doing this, boy?” he asked.“Because I want you to be happy,” I said. Tears came to his eyes and he thanked

20、 me. I watched him carry the box like it was filled with gold. It was the biggest act of kindness I had done and it forever made me want to do more!36. What does the writer mean by saying “I knew what I wanted to do”?A. Taking a risk to give an apple to the homeless person.B. Giving some warm clothi

21、ng and food to the person.C. Sending a Christmas card to the homeless person.D. Telling what had happened to his parents.37. The underlined word “alarmed” in Paragraph 2 means “ ”.A. pleasedB. movedC. sadD. worried38. The father asked to accompany the writer to .A. help him with the heavy boxB. lear

22、n what had happenedC. make sure the writer was safeD. say “Merry Christmas” to the person39. According to the text, we know the homeless man .A. enjoyed himself though he was poorB. felt thankful to the writerC. would help other people like himD. thought there was gold in the box40. Why did the writ

23、er write the story?A. To share his experience of kindness with readers.B. To advise more people to act like him.C. To tell us a homeless mans miserable life.D. To get praises from others.B New Zealand is one of the most famous tourism destinations in the world. Travelers traveling to New Zealand nee

24、d to consider the following things:BookingsSince most of the activities are done in a group like arranging hotels and meals, it is important that people travel as a group. They can enjoy special offers and discounts from the travel agencies, which will save them a lot of money. But individual travel

25、ers cant enjoy those things. Travelers should also select their dates of starting and book their travels ahead of time.SeasonsTravelers should also find out the season that New Zealand is now experiencing. This will help them carry the right clothing for the given season during their travels. Travel

26、ers traveling during summer should carry light clothes and their swimming suits if they are to enjoy the sunny beaches in New Zealand. But those traveling in winter should carry heavy clothing including hats and boots.The rental (租赁)Travel agencies have rental houses, bikes and motorcycles for touri

27、sts wishing to enjoy these services. For travelers wishing to get car rental, they must have driving licenses and must be allowed by the New Zealand government.The culturePeople traveling to the country are also encouraged to learn the culture of the people of New Zealand. This will enable them to b

28、e freely accepted into the country by the locals since they will be doing many things that they will consider acceptable. Learning the local language and the culture will help the tourist enjoy his New Zealand visit. People wishing to travel during holiday seasons will spend more money, so it is imp

29、ortant to look at the holiday packages (包价游) and make the best decision.41. From the text we can learn that . A. the culture of New Zealand is difficult to learn B. learning the local language will do you goodC. you can book your travel at any time you like D. you should travel as an individual trav

30、eler42. What does the underlined word “discounts” in Paragraph 2 mean? A. Good food and hotels. B. Reductions in the usual prices. C. Very beautiful scenery. D. Very interesting activities. 43. If you find out the season you will take with you . A. light clothes B. swimming suits C. suitable clothin

31、g D. heavy clothing 44. Which of the following will take you a lot of time to get? A. Bike rental. B. Motorcycle rental. C. House rental. D. Car rental.45. This text is written mainly to tell readers . A. the people of New ZealandB. holiday packages are good for tourists C. something that tourists s

32、hould notice D. New Zealand is the best destination CAbout six years ago my husband and a co-worker drove to see the sister company to the business my husband was running in Edmonton and then decided to drive to see the co-workers family. This co-worker is one of 17 children. These people live in an

33、 average house without TV. I admire anyone who has taken the time to raise their children in the old-fashioned way where the children entertain themselves and each other. This really touched my husband. Not only did these people still have the majority of their family at home but they had taken on t

34、wo foster children (收养的孩子). Over the two days my husband felt worried about these two little girls. When my husband returned home, he said, “Andrea, I have something I need to talk to you about.” He told me about these little girls and how he really wanted to adopt them. At that time I had a 4-year-

35、old, a 2-year-old and a 1-year-old child. I understood what he wanted to do but I had to take our children into consideration. His biggest concern was that these two little girls would be split up (分开).Time moved on and the years passed. These two little girls came into our thoughts often. Did we do

36、 the right thing or not? This question was asked too frequently.As the years passed this co-worker left the company and eventually, so did my husband. Just over a year ago my husband had a meeting with one of the sales managers for the sister company. My husband met with this gentleman over dinner o

37、ne night. I am not sure how these little girls came into the conversation, but my husband must have been telling this gentleman about his trip. During that dinner I received a phone call from my husband. He wanted to introduce this gentleman to me over the phone. I talked for a few minutes. I was re

38、ally puzzled. This gentleman and his wife had adopted the two girls we were looking to adopt years before. They were not able to have children and had so much love to give. The girls are where they belong. We get information frequently and have been sent pictures of what the girls look like now. The

39、re is a higher being who looks after us, you know!46. Why do you think the author admires anyone who brings up kids in the old-fashioned way? A. Because she had three kids.B. Because she is warm-hearted.C. Because she wanted to help the family.D. Because kids in a large family can play happily toget

40、her. 47. We can learn from Paragraph 2 that the authors husband felt . A. sympathetic to the family B. confident about the familyC. uncomfortable with the family D. disappointed with the family48. Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. The author seemed a bit cruel.B. The big family lived a h

41、ard life. C. The authors husband always obeyed her. D. The authors husband was a wealthy man.49. What can we learn from the passage? A. The two girls joined in the conversation.B. The gentleman had met the author before.C. The co-worker worked for the sister company. D. The authors husband had plane

42、d to adopt the two girls. 50. After learning that the girls were where they belong, . A. the author wanted to see the two girlsB. the author felt happy for the two girlsC. the author began to believe in God sinceD. the author felt sorry for not adopting the two girlsD DOHA (AFP) The destruction of n

43、atural habitats in Europe is wiping out butterfly, beetle and dragonfly species across the region, the updated European “Red List” of endangered species showed Tuesday.Scientists examining Europes 435 butterfly species found that the populations of one in three species are falling and nine percent a

44、re already threatened with extinction.“Most butterflies at risk are in southern Europe,” said Annabelle Cuttelod, coordinator of the European Red List at the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN).“Their main threat is habitat loss, most often caused by changes in agricultural pra

45、ctices, either through intensification （强化）or abandonment, or to climate change, forest fires and the expansion of tourism.”Logging has led to a decline in the population of some beetle species that depend on decaying wood. Known as saproxylic（食腐） beetles, they play an important role in ecosystems （

46、生态） by recycling nutrients.Some 11 percent or 46 species of them are at risk of being lost from the region, while seven percent are threatened with extinction worldwide.“The main long-term threats to saproxylic beetles are habitat loss due to logging and the decline in the number of mature trees,” said the IUCN.For dragonflies, it is the overuse of freshwater resources that is causing these species to drop in numbers.Five percent of dragon