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1、UNIT 2单元主题训练I .阅读理解2022 湖北四校联考 Urban rewilding projects are attracting nature back into our cities, from creating city butterfly grasslands to building unlikely homes for deadly birds. The middle of London，s busy West End doesn，t seem like the likeliest location for one of the UKs rarest birds. Ther

2、e are only approximately 20 40 breeding pairs of black redstarts in the country. But in recent years, without being artificially introduced into the area, this rare bird has started to make a home in this crowded part of Central London.The black redstart isn，t the only unexpected species of wildlife

3、 to start living in urban landscapes. Moths, butterflies, woodpeckers and even serotine bats, more commonly found in the countryside, have also been on the rise in this part of London. These changes are the result of increasing efforts to transform urban areas from wildlife dead-spots into attractiv

4、e, practical homes for nature alongside citizens. One new initiative is even trying to get offices to keep bees.Urban rewilding initiatives often have multiple levels of benefit 一 greener spaces not only make people happier, but they also help solve water drainage （排 水）problems and prevent flooding,

5、 as well as providing a home for bees and other animals. But perhaps one of their most valuable features is to make us feel more connected with nature and be more aware of our relationship with the environment.The long game is not just to build green compromises into existing city areas, but to shif

6、t what development looks like in a city. Until recent years, urbanisation has meant turning green areas grey with the concrete, asphalt and glass of traditional buildings. That transformation has unsurprisingly ended up being bad for our mental well - being, physical health, environment, ecosystems

7、and wildlife. Rewilding is one way to completely change that process: prioritizing （按 重要性排歹U） plants and animals first, and paving the way for the benefits to our health, well-being and the urban environment that follow.语篇解读：本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了城市再野生化的诸多益处。1. Why are black redstarts referred to in Paragra

8、ph 1?A. To stress the importance of rare birds.B. To show urban rewilding has paid off.C. To suggest their love for living downtown.D. To prove man lives in harmony with nature.解析：选B推理判断题。根据第一段最后一句可推知，提到黑色红尾鸩是为了证明城 市再野生化工程有了效果，这种稀有鸟类“不请自来工2. What can be learnt about serotine bats?A. Their homes have

9、 completely changed.B. People build more homes for them.C. Their population is increasing in cities.D. They are uncommon in urban areas.解析：选C细节理解题。根据第二段第二句可知，这种蝙蝠在伦敦的数量在上升。3. What is the author，s attitude to urbanization?A. Critical.B. Approving.C. Ambiguous.D. Objective.解析：选A观点态度题。根据最后一段第二、三句可知，作者提

10、到了城市化的坏处， 由此可推断，作者对城市化的态度应是批判的。4. What is the best title for the text?A. Wildlife Is Coming Back to CitiesB. Urban Rewilding Benefits Both Man and WildlifeC. Man Is Making Efforts to Project Wild AnimalsD. We Need More Urban Rewilding Projects for Nature解析：选B标题归纳题。文章前两段讲述的是城市再野生化对野生动物的好处，第三、 四段提到了城市

11、再野生化对人类的好处，最后一段再次强调：优先考虑植物和动物，这样做 能为我们的健康、福祉以及城市环境带来好处。由此可知，本文主要讲述的是城市再野生化 惠及野生动物和人类。II.阅读七选五2022 茂名 局二检测 Mountain gorillas are strong, with long muscular arms and a big chest.They have thick black hair that protects them from the cold in high mountain areas.5 Although they are very strong, mountain

12、 gorillas are shy animals. They normally dont attack humans.6During the 40 to 50 years that a female lives she gives birth to two to six babies. The first baby is born when she is about eight or ten years old. She then has further babies every three to four years. In most cases single gorillas are b

13、orn, but she sometimes gives birth to twins.7 They need about 30 kilograms of vegetation every day to survive. They also eat insects but rarely drink water because there is enough moisture in the plants.Life for mountain gorillas, however, is not peaceful, g More and more people are moving to live i

14、n the rain forests. There they cut down trees to get more farmland, and build roads and settlements. The habitat of mountain gorillas is getting smaller and smaller. Gorillas are also threatened by poachers, who sell their babies to zoos. It is believed that there are only about 600 mountain gorilla

15、s left.9 There are always wars and other conflicts going on in these countries. A lot of soldiers often hide in the rain forests where the gorillas live.Still many Africans are working hard to keep them safe.The African Wildlife Foundation has developed a conservation program to save the last mounta

16、in gorillas.A. They are endangered in many ways.B. Female mountain gorillas have a few babies.C. However, it will climb into fruiting tree if possible.D. As for food, mountain gorillas mainly live on plants.E. It is difficult for us to protect those mountain gorillas.F. Playing helps them learn how

17、to behave within the group.G. A large male gorilla may reach a height of almost 2 metres.语篇解读：本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了大猩猩的身形特点、生存环境及目前的处境 等。5 .选G根据上下文可知，本段主要是关于山地大猩猩的一些外貌介绍，故G选项符 合语境。6 .选B下文提到了关于雌性山地大猩猩的生育情况，介绍了雌性山地大猩猩会生育 几个孩子，故B选项符合语境。7 .选D下文主要介绍了山地大猩猩的饮食习惯，提到了山地大猩猩以植物为食，I） 选项符合语境，且选项中plants对应后文中plantSo8 .选A

18、本段主要讲述了山地大猩猩所面临的生存威胁，A选项符合语境。9 .选E下文提到了山地大猩猩所在国家总是发生战争和其他冲突，所以推测要保护 山地大猩猩很困难。故E选项符合语境。111 .完形填空2022 东营模拟 Last month, Koch went to make breakfast and found a（n） 10 guest using his pool. A large moose （驼鹿）was swimming in the deep end, _j_l_ in the solar cover （太阳能覆盖膜）.“I looked out in the backyard and

19、 theres the moose absolutely panicked and12 ，“ Koch told The Dodo. “She stepped on the solar cover and put her 13 through it and she was 14 trying to get free. ”Koch has 15 more wildlife around his home in Ottawa, but he had never seen an animal 16 impressive before. He rushed outside and pulled the

20、 solar cover off the 17 moose, who continued paddling around the pool, 18 to be a surprisingly skilled swimmer.The wild moose seemed to be having trouble finding her way out of the pool, so Koch called the police and wildlife services to see if they could _19a hand.“She looked so pitifully sad out t

21、here that my wife said, I want to give her a 20Workers from wildlife services intended that they would get her to a safer spot, but they couldn，t 2j it until she was out of the water. The best thing that happened was that after 3. 5 hours she climbed out of the shallow end and 2? the fence,“ Koch sa

22、id.The moose 23 unscratched, but the same cant be said for Koch，s pool which now has two hoof- sized holes in the 24.语篇解读：本文是一篇记叙文，讲述了加拿大的一只母驼鹿误入Koch家的泳池并被困 其中，Koch通过向警察和野生动物保护组织求救，帮助驼鹿从泳池脱险的故事。10. A. informalB. ordinaryC. usualD. uninvited解析：选 D 根据空后 “A large moose （驼鹿）was swimming in the deep end”

23、 可知， 驼鹿误入Koch家的泳池，因此它是位不速之客。11. A. abandonedB. wrappedC. removedD. forbidden解析：选B根据后文“in the solar cover（太阳能覆盖膜）”可知，这只驼鹿是被太 阳能覆盖膜缠住了。12. A. strugglingB. shakingC. shoutingD. searching解析：选A 根据“theres the moose absolutely panicked”可知，驼鹿当时非常 惊恐，奋力挣扎。13. A.shoulderB. footC. faceD. back解析：选B根据“She steppe

24、d on the solar coverv可知，驼鹿的脚踩进去而导致被困。14. A.narrowlyB.likelyC. desperatelyD.unwillingly解析：选C根据atrying to get free”可知，此处是指拼命地。15. A.survivedB.madeC. noticedD.ordered解析： 选 C 根据 “he had never seen an animal impressive before” 可 知，Koch看到过很多野生动物。16. A. thisB. well C. almost D. rather解析：选A 此处this用作副词，相当于so

25、,修饰形容词impressive。17. A.relaxedB. happy C. tired D. poor解析：选D驼鹿不小心掉进游泳池，挣扎着想出去，看上去很可怜。18. A.provingB. refusingC. helpingD. trying解析：选A 根据“continued paddling around the poolv可知，驼鹿证明自己是一 个出人意料的游泳能手。19. A. donateB. hurtC. lendD. cure解析：选 C 根据 “Koch called the police and wildlife services” 可知,此处是 指看他们是否能

26、帮助。lend sb. a hand意为“帮助某人,搭把手”。20. A. liftB. hugC. smileD. credit解析：选B 根据前面的描述“She looked so pitifully sad out therev可知，妻 子动了恻隐之心，她想拥抱抚慰一下这只被困的母驼鹿。21. A. updateB. witnessC. cancelD. manage解析：选 D 根据上文 uWorkers from . safer spot,和空后的 “until she was out of the water可知，此处是指野生动物服务部门的工作人员本打算把她带到一个更平安的 地方，

27、但他们没能做到，直到她从水里出来。22. A. watched outB. cut downC. jumped overD. dived into解析：选C 根据she climbed out of the shallow end”可知，此处是指驼鹿从泳 池的浅水处逃离泳池后跳过围栏。23. A. escapedB. participatedD. insistedC. hesitated解析：选A根据“The best thing . . . the fence”可知，驼鹿在未受伤的情况下成 功逃脱。24. A. topB. bottom C. wall D. cover解析：选B根据上文第二

28、段的“She stepped . to get free. v可知，Koch家的泳 池就没有未受伤的驼鹿那么幸运了一一泳池的底部留下了两个蹄子大小的破洞。IV.读后续写阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Every Saturday, Grandpa and I walk to the nursing home a few blocks away from our house to visit some of the old people who live there.First we visit Mrs Sokol. I call her “The Co

29、ok. She likes to talk about the time when she was a well-known cook back in Russia. People would come from miles around, just to taste her famous chicken soup.Next we visit Mr Meyer. I call him “The Joke Man. He tells us jokes, and laughs at his own jokes, shaking up and down and turning red in the

30、face. Grandpa and I can，t help but laugh along with him, even when the jokes aren，t very funny.Next door is Mr Lipman. I call him “The Singer“ because he loves to sing for us. Whenever he does, his beautiful voice fills the air, so clear and strong that we always sing along with him.Then we visit Mr

31、s Kagan, “The Grandmother, who shows us pictures of her grandchildren.Theyy re all over the room, in frames and even taped to the walls.One day Grandpa got sick and had to go to the hospital. The doctors said they didn，t think he would ever get better.Saturday came. How could I go visiting the nursi

32、ng home without Grandpa? Then I remembered what Grandpa once told me: Nothing should stand in the way of doing a good deed. ” So I went alone. Everyone was happy to see me. They were surprised when they didnt see Grandpa. When I told them that he was sick and in the hospital, they were sad.They told

33、 me that Grandpa would have a complete recovery.The Cook went on to reveal some of her secret recipes. The Joke Man told me his latest jokes. The Singer sang a song especially for me. The Grandmother showed me more pictures. After a while, I said goodbye to everyone.A few days later, Grandpa was sti

34、ll in the hospital. He was not eating, he could not sit up and he could hardly speak. I went to the corner of the room so Grandpa wouldn，t see me cry.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右;2 ,请按如下格式作答。Paragraph 1：Suddenly the nurse came into the room and said, u You have some visitors.Paragraph 2：That evening, Grandpa ca

35、lled the nurse in and said he was hungry.参考范文：Paragraph 1：Suddenly the nurse came into the room and said, “ You have some visitors. ” I looked up and saw The Joke Man. Behind him were The Cook, The Singer, and The Grandmother. The Cook brought Grandpa a hot bowl of chicken soup. The Joke Man told us

36、 some new jokes, and everyone had to dry their eyes from laughing so hard. Next, The Grandmother showed Grandpa a get-well card made by her granddaughters. The Singer started singing, and we sang along with him. Before I knew it, visiting hours were up.Everyone said goodbye and told Grandpa that the

37、y would see him again soon.Paragraph 2：That evening, Grandpa called the nurse in and said he was hungry. Soon he began to sit up. Finally he was able to get out of bed. Each day, Grandpa felt better and better, and he grew stronger and stronger. Soon he was able to go home. The doctors were shocked. They said his recovery was a medical miracle. But I knew the truth: Our friends visit had made him well. Grandpa is better now. Every Saturday, without fail, we walk together to visit our friends.