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Unit22AworldoffunGoals:PractisegivingdirectionsLearntouseing-form一、 Writethekeywordsorphrasesfrommemory〔默寫重點單詞與詞組〕10分賽車 2.消遣,娛樂 5.使沖動,使膽戰(zhàn)心驚 機構(gòu) 9.局部,區(qū)域 12.冒險 13.傷害 14.成就,功績 17.扭曲,盤旋 19.想象力 二、 Wordspelling〔單詞拼寫〕10分Whatdoyouthinkyoucanseeinat park.2.InChina,besidesHannationality,thereare55 〔少數(shù)民族〕.3.IlikeChinese 〔傳統(tǒng)的〕festivals.4.Unluckily,I 〔扭〕mylegwhenIwalkeddownthehillquickly.5.Intheoldsocietypeoplehadatoughlifebeyond 〔想象〕.6.InNanchangTengWangTowerisabiga totourists.Chinahasmaderapida inspacetechnology.Lifeitselfisakindof 〔冒險〕.Bungeejumpingisat sportwhichyoungpeoplelike.Theykepttalkingandtalking.Itseemedasiftheirconversationwouldbee .三、 Rewritethefollowingsentences〔句型轉(zhuǎn)換〕5分1.Manypeoplecometothemeparksandlookforthrillsandentertainment.Manypeoplecometothemeparks, thrillsandentertainments.Whenvisitorsleavethepark,theyknowmoreabouttheideabehindit.Visitorsleavethepark, moreabouttheideabehindit.Aftervisitorshaveenjoyedthethrillrides,theycantakeacablecardownthehill. thethrillrides, cantakeacablecardownthehill.Ashewasill,hedidn'tgotoschool. ill,hedidn'tgotoschool.Hewasnotabletosettlethisproblem,soheturnedtohisteacherforhelp.Not settletheproblem,heturnedtohisteacherforhelp.四、 Multiplechoice〔單項選擇〕15分1.—Didyoureachthetopofthemountain?—Yes.EvenImyselfdidn'tbelieveIcould it.workD.getThemorehethoughtaboutit,themorequestionshethoughtof .toaskB.beingaskedAnormalchildgainsgreatpleasurewhen hedoespleaseshismother.Twentythousandyuanaswellashundredsoftonsoffood tothefloodedarea.haveoffered B.havebeenofferedC.hasoffered D.hasbeenofferedThedictionary,afewpages aremissing,isofnouse.ofwhichD.ofthat—Howareyoutoday?—Oh,I asillasIdonowforaverylongtime.didn'tfeel B.wasn'tfeelingdon'tfeel D.haven'tfelt7.Isthereanyone tovisittheexhibition?whohopeThelittleboyheldhisnicepresentinhisarms, hisparents.happilylookingat B.lookedathappilyC.happilylookedat D.lookingathappilyWhatdoesSOS ?standon B.takeforC.standfor D.takeon10.Hisfatherdied himalotofmoney.TheRiverNile floodlargeareas,butnowthewatersofit electricity.usedto;areusedtoproduceusedto;areusedtoproducingusedto;usedtoproduceisusedto;usedtoproduceWhenstudentstakeanexam,theyshould theirpapers theirnamesandnumbers.write;with B.mark;withC.cover;with D.work;onEveryone togoearlymustgetupearly.Japanlies theeastofChinaand theeastofAsia.in;to B.to;inC.on;to D.to;onHewouldsitthereforhourssometimes, nothingatall.todoC.anddoing D.wasdoing五、Clozetest〔完形填空〕20分Yoursenses〔感官〕keepreceivingmessagesabouttheworldaroundyou.Yourexperienee_1youtofigureout〔領(lǐng)會〕whatthemessagesmean.“Iseetheleaves2fromthattree〞isamessagefromyour3."Ihearafirealarm〞isamessagefromyour4."I5dinnercooking〞isamessagefromyournose.Butthenwhathappens?Youaskyourself,inyour ,whatthemessage7.Iseetheleavesfalling.Whatdoesthatmean?It8 autumn.lhearafirealarm.Whatdoesthatmean?There'safirenearhere.Ismelldinnercooking.Whatdoesthatmean?Itmustbetimetostop _9andgotothediningroom.Istheansweryougiveyourselfalwaystherightone?Haveyou10therightguess?"Iseetheleavesfalling,11itmustbeautumn〞couldbetherightanswer.But“Thetreeissick〞12ananswer,too.Canyoudepend13yoursenses?Usuallyyoucan,14youpayattentiontothemandlearntousethem15.Butifyouarenotpayingattention,theydon't 16aswellastheyshould.First,youhavetoaskyourself,“WhatamItryingto17out?〞youmayfindoutbylooking,listening,smelling,feelingortasting.Whenyoudon'tuseyour18 andyourmind,it's 19livinginatunnel〔地道〕.Whenyoudousethem,everythingismore 20andmorefun.C.tofallC.hearing5.A.amsmelling B.smellswouldbe C.canbe D.mustbetoworktomakeA.couldbe C.mustbe D.willbe20.A.exciting B.toexcite六、Readingcomprehension〔閱讀理解〕20分AHONGKONG-NineoutoftenSingaporecitizensreturneddroppedwalletswithmoneyinthem,butinHongKongonlythreeoutof10walletswerereturnedinanhonestytestcarriedoutinAsiancitiesbyReadersDigest〔讀者文摘〕.Largercitiesdidworsewhileingeneralpeopleinsmallerplacesreturnedsecretlyplantedwallets,resultsfromtheexperimentshowed.ReadersDigestsecretlyscattered140walletsalloverAsia,eachwithaname,addressandphonenumber,familypictures,notesandmoneyinit.Themagazineworkersthenwatchedtoseewhathappened.SouthKoreansinSeoulreturnedsixoutofthetendroppedwallets,whilethoseinInchonreturnedeight.50percentofthedroppedwalletswerereturnedinBombay,Bangkok,TaipeiandKajanginMalaysia,withmostpeoplesayingtheywouldnotkeepwhatwasnotrightfullytheirs.Honestyhadlittlerelationtowealthorstatus〔地位〕,asseveralwell-dressedpeopleinanumberofcitieswereobservedtowalkawaywithoutdoinganythingtogetintouchwiththerightfulowners.About57percentofthewalletswerereturned,comparedwith28percentinEuropeinasimilarexperimentand67percentintheUnitedStates.Thenewspaperreportismainlyabout .howthehonestytestwascarriedoutwherethehonestytestwascarriedouttheresultsofthehonestytestinAsiatheresultsofthehonestytestsintheworld2.ItcanbelearnedfromthenewspaperreportthatBombayisacityin .theUnitedStatesHowmanyofthewalletsdroppedinAsiancitiesweretakenawaywithoutbeingreturned?A.About60. B.About80.About56. D.About42.Whichpeopledidbestinthehonestytests?PeopleinHongKong.PeopleintheUnitedStates.PeopleinInchon.PeopleinSingapore.BAroundtheworldmoreandmorepeoplearetakingpartindangeroussportsandactivities.Ofcourse,therehavealwaysbeenpeoplewhohavelockedforadventure—thosewhohaveclimbedthehighestmountains,traveledintounknownpartsoftheworldorsailedinsmallboatsacrossthegreatestoceans.Now,however,therearepeoplewhotrytofindanimmediatethrill〔毛骨悚然〕fromariskyactivitywhichmayonlylastafewminutesorevenseconds.Iwouldconsiderbungeejumpingtobeagoodexampleofsuchanactivity.Youjumpfromahighplace〔perhapsabridgeorahot-airballoon〕200metersabovethegroundwithanelastic〔有彈性的〕ropetiedtoyourankles.Youfallatupto150kilometersanhouruntiltheropestopsyoufromhittingtheground.Otheractivitieswhichmostpeoplewouldsayareasriskyasbungeejumpingincludejumpingfromtallbuildingsanddivingintotheseafromthetopofhighcliffs〔峭壁〕.Whydopeopletakepartinsuchactivitiesasthese?Somepsychologists〔心理學家[suggestthatitisbecauselifeinmodernsocietieshasbecomesafeandboring〔令人厭煩〕.Life,accordingtomanypeople,offerslittleexcitement.Theyliveandworksafelyandcomfortably.Theanswerforsomeofthesepeopleistotrytofinddangerinactivitiessuchasbungeejumping.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthistest?Bungeejumping;adangeroussportBungeejumping;anexcitingsportDangeroussports;whatandhow?Dangeroussports;whatandwhy?Whichofthefollowingshowsthemovementinbungeejumping?Peopletakepartindangeroussportsmainlybecause theywanttohaveachangeinsportsthereisnotmuchworkforthemtodothereisnotmuchexcitementintheirlivesD.theyarecuriousaboutsuchsports8.Itseemedthatthewriterofthetextis .afraidofdangeroussportsagainstdangeroussportsfordangeroussportsneitherfornoragainstdangeroussportsCInrecentyears,advancesinmedicaltechnologyhavemadeitpossibleforpeopletoliveIongerthaninthepast.Newmedicinesandinstrumentsarebeingdevelopedeverydaytoexpandlife.However,somepeople,includingsomedoctors,arenotinfavoroftheselifeextendingmeasures,andtheyarguethatpeopleshouldhavetherighttodiewhentheywantto.Theysaythatthequalityoflifeisasimportantaslifeitself,andthatpeopleshouldnotbeforcedtogoonlivingwhenconditionsoflifehavebecomeunbearable.Theysaythatpeopleshouldbeallowedtodiewithdignity〔尊嚴〕andtodecidewhentheywanttodie.Othersarguethatlifeunderanyconditionisbetterdeathandthatthedutytodoctorsisalwaystoextendlifeaslongaspossible.Andsothatthebattlegoesonwithoutafinalanswer.Thebesttitleispossibly“ 〞.TheRighttoLiveTheRighttoDieTheDoctor'sDutyLifeisBetterthanDeathThelastsentenceofthispassagemeans .A.lifeisalwaysbetterthanweexpectB.weshouldliveinsomeotherwayconditionsarebeingimprovedeverydayit'sbettertolivethantodieafterall七、 Errorcorrection〔短文改錯〕10分AUS-ledwaragainstIraqbrokeoutinMarch20,2003withouttheagreementoftheUN.TheycamelessthantwohoursafterBush'sdeadlineforSaddamleavehiscountryhaspassed.Thereareabout250000USarmiesaroundIraq.TherearealsoarmiesfromanothercountriesincludesBritainandAustralia,fightingwiththe 6. Americansoldiers.TheirforceismuchmorebiggerthanthatofIraq.Butsotheymetstrongerresistancethantheyexpected.“Thesethingsarenevereasy.Therewillhavesomedifficulttimesaheadbutthewarisgoingonasitsplan,〞saidBritishPrimeMinisterBlair.八、 Guidedwriting〔書面表達〕20分以“Visitathemepark〞為主題寫一篇參觀記。Unit22Aworldoffun一、 Writethekeywordsorphrasesfrommemory〔默寫重點單詞與詞組〕10分二、 Wordspelling〔單詞拼寫〕10分hemettractionchievementshrillndless三、 Rewritethefollowingsentences〔句型轉(zhuǎn)換〕5分〔.lookingforknowingHavingenjoyed,visitorsBeingbeingable四、 Multiplechoice〔單項選擇〕15分Cmakeit表示"成功地做到〞。A這句話可以理解為 hethoughtmorequestionstoask。D這里是what引導的主語從句。D這里twentythousandyuan作主語,是單數(shù)。A這里分詞短語hoping…作定語,相當于whohopestovisit…。A分詞短語表伴隨。C短語standfor表示"代表,表示〞。takefor表示"把 誤認為 〞。D分詞短語leaving…表示伴隨狀語。ABmark…with表示"用 標明〞。B這里分詞wishing作定語,相當于whowishes。B分詞短語doing表示伴隨,相當于anddo。五、Clozetest〔完形填空〕20分A文章講五官可以幫助我們獲得信息,而我們的經(jīng)驗能幫助我們領(lǐng)會信息。B句式:seesb./sth.doing。B看見樹葉落是眼睛獲得的信息。D聽到火警是耳朵獲得的信息。C鼻子是用來聞東西的。Cinyourmind在心理自己問自己。C這條信息是什么意思。C看見樹葉下落很可能是秋天,但不一定就是秋天,所以這里選 canbe。Cmaketherightguess表示你做出了正確的選擇。A看見樹葉下落很可能是秋天,但也可能是樹生病了。Bdependon表示"信任,依靠〞。Cwork這里表示“五官的判斷力要靠平時的注意力的培養(yǎng)〞 。D如果不使用五官和大腦,那就像生活在黑暗的地道里。A只有使用五官和大腦,一切才

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