高中英語(yǔ)人教版Unit5Canada-“TheTrueNorth”優(yōu)秀

Unit5Canada：TheTrueNorth單元練習(xí)一、聽(tīng)力(聽(tīng)力)（共20小題；共20分）第一節(jié)(共5小題;每小題分,滿(mǎn)分分)1.What'sthecorrecttime? A.8:20. B.8:25. C.8:15.2.Wherearethetwospeakers? A.Onaship. B.Onatrain. C.Onaplane.3.Whereisthewomangoingnow? A.Herbrother'soffice. B.Herownhouse. C.Themarket.4.Whycan'tthewomangototheparty? A.Sheissick. B.Shehastowork. C.Shehastostayathome.5.WhatistheproblemwithherEnglish? A.Herspellingisverypoor. B.Herspeakingisnotgood. C.Herpronunciationisnotgood.第二節(jié)(共15小題;每小題分,滿(mǎn)分分)聽(tīng)第6段材料,回答第6-8題。6.Wherearethetwospeakers? A.Inthelibrary. B.Inadepartmentstore. C.Inthestreet.7.Whoarethetwospeakers? A.Awomanandhishusband. B.Awomanandapasser-by. C.Awomanandherfriend.8.Wherewillthewomanchangebuses? A.Atthezoo. B.Atthetrafficlights. C.AttheendoftheNo.9bus.聽(tīng)第7段材料,回答第9-11題。9.WhyisthemangoingtotheStates? A.Visitplacesofinterest. B.Visithisfriends. C.Attendaconference.10.Howlongwilltheconferencelast? A.Onemonth. B.Twoweeks. C.Sevendays.11.Whatistheman? A.Ascientist. B.Awriter. C.Atraveler.聽(tīng)第8段材料,回答第12-14題。12.Wheredoesthisconversationtakeplace? A.Atschool. B.Inthestreet. C.Onthephone.13.Whyisthewomangoingtoborrowsomeoldexampapers? A.Shewantstolookthroughthem. B.Hersaremissing. C.Shewantstocheckthem.14.Whyisthegirlworriedaboutherphysicsexam? A.Becauseshehasn'tpreparedwell. B.Becauseshehaslostherphysicsbook. C.Becauseshehasnooldexampapers.聽(tīng)第9段材料,回答第15-17題。15.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace? A.Inalibrary. B.Inaclassroom. C.Inabookstore.16.Whatisthemandoing? A.Returningsomebooks. B.Lookingforabook. C.Writingaresearchpaper.17.Whatdoesthewomantellthemantodo? A.Toreturntheduebooks. B.Torefertothecardlist. C.Tomakeuseofthecomputer.聽(tīng)第10段材料,回答第18-20題。18.Whodoesthespeakertalkto? A.Afriendofhis. B.Agroupofnewstudents. C.Agroupofvisitors.19.Whatisthetotalnumberofdepartmentsinthecollege? A.Six. B.Five. C.Four.20.WheredotheteachersintheEnglishdepartmentmainlycomefrom? A.EnglandandAmerica. B.AmericaandAustralia. C.AmericaandCanada.二、單詞拼寫(xiě)(單句首字母填空)（共10小題；共10分）21.Myplanetakesoffat3:00pmtomorrow.I'vejustcalledtheairporttoc

it.22.Fillthebreadwitham

oflettuce,tomatoes,andcucumbers.23.Ihadthoughtshewasamoderngirlbutshefollowedfamilyt

indressandmanners.24.Thevillagersarenotpermittedtocrosstheb

withoutpermission.25.Heissaidtobemarriedtoaw

womanwhohasalotofestate(遺產(chǎn))leftbyhermother.26.Wemusttakem

tosolvetheseproblemsonebyone.27.Thelivingconditionsinthisdistricthaven'tchangedmuch;they'reonlys

bettertheseyears.28.Theactorsi

thekidswiththeirenthusiasm.29.Mymumstoodthere,watchinguntilthetraindisappearedinthed

.30.PeoplesayVancouverisCanada'smostbeautifulcity,s

(包圍)bymountainsandthePacificOcean.三、單詞拼寫(xiě)(根據(jù)中文提示拼寫(xiě)單詞)（共10小題；共10分）31.Ithinkthiskindof

(混合物)tastesterrible.32.Whenthepatientcametolife,hefoundhimself

(包圍)byagroupofdoctorsandnurses.33.Ifwewanteveryonetobehealthy,

(富有的)andhappy,strictbirthcontrolisquitenecessary.34.WhenIcalledthegirllyingontheground,shemoved

(稍微),butgavenoclearresponse.35.Allpassengers

(在船上)fellintotheriver,andonlyafewluckyonesweresaved.36.Let'sgo

(市區(qū))anddosomeshopping.37.Helookedaroundto

(確認(rèn))thathewasalone.38.Inmyopinion,

(聊天)onlineisjustawaytokilltime.39.Youcan'tcrossthe

(邊界)withoutapassport.40.

(方法)shouldbetakentoimproveourteaching.四、翻譯(根據(jù)中文提示完成句子)（共10小題；共20分）41.四處張望，她看見(jiàn)有個(gè)黑影在陰影處。Glancinground,she

adarkfigureintheshadows.42.他應(yīng)該買(mǎi)幢房子安定下來(lái)。(詞數(shù)不限)Heshouldgetahouseand

.43.他設(shè)法在一周之內(nèi)完成了工作。He

gettheworkdoneinaweek.44.There'sgreatpotential

(他會(huì)成功).(詞數(shù)不限)45.你認(rèn)為她有音樂(lè)天賦嗎?

youthinkshe

agift

music?46.人類(lèi)已經(jīng)登上月球的消息是真實(shí)的。(land)(詞數(shù)不限)Thenews

istrue.47.我們看到遠(yuǎn)處的燈光。(詞數(shù)不限)Wesawalight

.48.帶上你的傘吧，因?yàn)橛锌赡芟掠辍?詞數(shù)不限)Takeyourumbrellabecausethereisapossibility

.49.

(她是否喜歡那個(gè)禮物)isnotcleartome.(like)50.我決定寫(xiě)信而不打電話(huà)。(telephone)(詞數(shù)不限)Idecidedtowrite

.五、單項(xiàng)選擇（共15小題；共15分）51. Jackdecidedtoleavethecompanyforthereason

hecouldseenochancesforfurtherdevelopment. A.why B.because C.that D.when52. Doyouhaveanyidea

isactuallygoingonintheclassroom? A.that B.what C.as D.which53. Mr.Smithhasa(n)

formakingadifficultsubjectunderstandableandinteresting. A.interest B.ability C.talent D.skill54. I

mysonthatitwasnothisfault,buthestillfeltverybad. A.persuaded B.managedtopersuade C.wasabletopersuade D.triedtopersuade55. ---WhatdoyouknowaboutDarwinafterhereturnedfromthetripbysea? ---Well,hegotmarriedand

downtoliveinLondon. A.solved B.settled C.stayed D.left56. SinceIam

withthegoodqualityofyourgoods,Iwilladviseotherstobuythem. A.puzzled B.impressive C.amazed D.impressed57. Peng'scompanymakes

700,000yuanforeachpartnershipitsetsupandmoreimportantly,benefitsbothlocalpeopleandforeigncountries. A.extremely B.approximately C.absolutely D.desperately58. Alongwiththeletterwashispromise

hewouldvisitmethisChristmas. A.which B.that C.what D.whether59. Comparedwith

wehavealreadyagreedon,ourdifferenceisalmostnothing. A.that B.which C.what D.where60. Maryistheonlyoneofthestudentsinourclasswho

totheGreatWallsofar. A.is B.hasbeen C.are D.hadbeen61. Coronado'suniquehistorybeganwhenaSpanishexplorercaught

sightofagroupofislandsseventeenmilesoff

coastofsouthernCalifornia. A./;a B.the;a C./;the D.the;the62. Whatweexpectfromyouisworkinghard

hardlyworking. A.lessthan B.ratherthan C.aswellas D.asmuchas63. PartofthereasonCharlesDickenslovedhisownnovel,DavidCopperfield,was

itwasrathercloselymodeledonhisownlife. A.what B.that C.why D.whether64. Thevalueofone'slifeshouldbe

byhowmuchgoodhedoesforsociety,nothowlonghelivesintheworld. A.affected B.measured C.observed D.produced65. DuringPresidentXiJinping'svisittotheUK,thetwocountries

cooperationonrailtransittechnology,climatechangeandlow-carbontechnology. A.overcame B.operated C.convinced D.confirmed六、完形填空（共20小題；共30分）Travelisthebestformofeducation.AsFrancisBacononcesaid,"Travel,inthe66

sort,isapartofeducation;intheelder,apartof67

."Travelisthemeansthroughwhichmanisableto68

himselffromthedailystressandanxietiesofthisworld.It69

himtogetawayfromhispressureandbe70

tothewondersandexcitementofthisworld.Ifithadnotbeenfortravelandman'slimitless71

,manwouldneverhavebeenableto72

hiscivilizationinallthepartsoftheglobe.ChristopherColumbus'73

toknowwhatliesaheadofthePacificlandedhimupinAmerica;VascoDeGamma'scuriositytoknowtheworld74

himtoIndia.Travel75

amanbybringinghimtoadapttoreallife.Itbroadensthe76

ofpeopleandclearsthe77

betweenurbanandsuburbanlifestyles.Forinstance,ifonewouldtakeatriptocoastalAmericaandthentotheMidwest,onewouldrealizea(n)78

differencebetweenthetwolifestyles.Although,withadvancementsin79

,thetelevisionandInternetfulfillthistaskquite80

.However,themake-beliefrealityalsoannoysussometimes.81

visitingtheplaces,meetingthepeopleandeatingthelocalfoodisattractiveandalsoalesson,sometimes82

withanadventure.Somepeople83

traveltobeawasteoftimeratherthanaformofeducation.Thesepeoplewouldratherbe84

intheirownbusylivesthantakeabreakandsinkintothebeautyofGod's85

.RobertLouisStevensonsaid,"Itravelnottogoanywherebuttogo;Itravelfortravel'ssake."66. A.older B.younger C.stronger D.happier67. A.history B.development C.experience D.regret68. A.liberate B.protect C.reduce D.take69. A.lets B.changes C.makes D.enables70. A.absorbed B.exposed C.engaged D.provided71. A.curiosity B.pressure C.demand D.pursue72. A.improve B.follow C.know D.spread73. A.proposing B.longing C.requiring D.planning74. A.brought B.ordered C.called D.settled75. A.delights B.educates C.supports D.knows76. A.effort B.emotion C.feeling D.outlook77. A.fashion B.popularity C.similarity D.difference78. A.significant B.various C.unknown D.slight79. A.medicine B.geography C.technology D.communication80. A.surprisingly B.effectively C.apparently D.completely81. A.Actively B.Luckily C.Personally D.Entirely82. A.supplied B.accompanied C.delivered D.served83. A.hope B.prefer C.take D.consider84. A.buried B.covered C.interested D.located85. A.devotion B.creation C.invention D.promotion七、閱讀理解（共14小題；共28分）AOurboatfloatedon,betweenwallsofforesttoothicktoallowusaviewofthelandwewerepassingthrough,thoughweknewfromthemapthatourrivermustfromtimetotimebepassingthroughchainsofhillswhichcrossedthejungleplains.Nowheredidwefindaplacewherewecouldhavelanded:wherethejungledidnotactuallyspreadrightdownintotheriver,banksofsoftmudpreventedusgoingashore.Inanycase,whatwouldwehavesailedbylanding?Thecountrywasfullofsnakesandotherdangerouscreatures,andthejunglewassothickthatonewouldbeabletomoveforwardonlyslowly,cuttingone'swaywithknivesthewholeway.Sowestayedintheboat,hopingthatwhenwereachedthesea,afriendlyfishermanwouldpickusupandtakeustocivilization.Welivedonfish,caughtwithahomemadenetofstring(wehadnohooks),fruitsandnutswecouldpickupoutofthewater.Aswehadnofire,wehadtoeateverything,includingthefish,raw.Ihadnevertastedrawfishbefore,andImustsayIdidnotmuchenjoytheexperience:perhapsseafish,whichdonotliveinthemud,arelesstasteless.Aftereatingmyrawfish,Ilaybackanddreamedofsuchthingsasfriedchickenandrice,andice-cream.Intheneverendingdampheatofthejungle,ice-creamwasaparticularlyfrequentdream.Asforwater,therewasachoice:wecoulddrinkthemuddyriverwater,ordieofthirst.Wedrankthewater.Menwhohavejustescapedwhathadappearedtobecertaindeathloseallworriesaboutsuchsmallthingsasdiseasescausedbydirtywater.Infact,noneofussufferedfromanyillnessasaresult.86.Whattheycouldseeintheboatwasonly

. A.highwalls B.villagesfromtimetotime C.vastland D.heavywoods87.Theycouldn'tlandbecause

. A.themudontheshorewastoosoft B.theforestwastoothicktoletthemgothrough C.theycouldnotfindthemarkonthemap D.theycouldnotfindanyone88.Thepassageimplies(暗示)thattheforestwas

. A.richinfruitsandfishtobeserved B.notverythickastheycouldadvanceslowlybycuttingthebranches C.fullofvariousdangerousbeings D.fullofancienttreesBFromtheouterofNewYorktotheheartofSingapore,natureiseverywhereyou'renotlookinginsomeofEarth'smostcrowdedbigcities.Outdooradventureisoftenjustafewstopsonthetrain—orashortdriveawayfromtheannoyingcrowds.Hereareafewfavoritestogetyougoing:MountHollywoodTrail(林間小道,鄉(xiāng)間小路),LosAngelesIt'snotaskyscraperoraFerriswheel,andthere'snoexpensiverestaurantuptop.Butifyouwantanabsolutelyunforgettable,noadmissioncharged,360degreeviewoftheentireLosAngelesregion,it'syours.Allyouhavetodoistowalkalittle.Oneofthepreferredexerciseroutes,theMountHollywoodTrail,iseasilyaccessedfromtheparkinglotofthefamousGriffithObservatory;youseewhatyougetattheendofthissteeptrail,whichwindsitswaythroughtheGriffithParkwindsuptothemountain's1,640footpeak.BronxRiver,NewYorkItmaynotbeonyourTop10listofthingstodowhenyoufinallygettotheBigApple,butexploringthealmostsecretriverthatflowsthroughoneofNewYork'smostmysteriousboroughs(自治市)isanunforgettableexperience.TheBronxRiverAlliance,anonprofitgroupthathasworkedtirelesslytobringthemuchabusedriverbacktolife,operatescyclingandcanoeingtripsalongtheriver,fromtheruggedHuntsPointsectiondownneartheharboronupthroughtheborough.SouthernIslands,SingaporeBelieveitornot,tightlypackedSingaporedoeshaveplentyofopenspaceleft.Thereareactualtrailsrightinthemiddleofeverything,ifyouknowwheretolook.Buttoreallygetawayfromitall,theSouthernIslands,asmallgroupoflittlegreendotsjustoffthecitystate'ssouthernshoreline,arejustthething.LeeValley,LondonThisEastLondonrivervalleychangedlastsummer,whenanyonenearatelevisiongotaneyefulofOlympicPark,builtdirectlyinthemiddleofthevalley.Insidethepark,beautifullylandscapedsectionsquicklybecameafavoriterelaxationspotforgamesgoers.Atpresent,you'llfindmilesofwalkingpathsworthattheWalthamCrosstrainandfollowthesignpostedwalkingroutesouthbound,guidingyoupastimportanthistoricindustrialareas,throughinterestingcityneighborhoods,pastthewesternsideofOlympicParkandontotheThames.89.Ifsomeonewantstoenjoyanunforgettableexperienceforfree,hecangoto

. A.MountHollywoodTrailandBronxRiver B.MountHollywoodTrailandSouthernIslands C.LeeValleyandSouthernIslands D.BronxRiverandLeeValley90.Thewriterofthepassagewantsto

. A.informthereadersthatnatureexistsincrowdedbigcities B.appealtomorepeopletooutdooradventure C.recommendseveralhistoricalspotstoreaders D.presentvariousapproachtooutdooradventure91.Weknowfromthepassage

. A.it'sdifficulttofindapropertrailinpackedSingapore B.theThamesisnotfarawayfromtheEastLondonrivervalley C.TheBronxRiverAlliancehassucceededinrunningtheriver D.youmayhavetroublereachingtheMountHollywoodTrailCTheancientcityofChichenItzainsouthernMexicowasoneofthemostpowerfulcitiesandoneofthemostpowerfulancientcultures—theMaya.Buttoday,noonelivesthere.Itisonlyagroupofoldbuildings.However,peoplefromaroundtheworldstillcometoseeit.Peoplecometolearnaboutitsancientculture,thecultureoftheMayanpeople.TheMayanculturebeganalmost3,000yearsagoandgrewinpartsofCentralAmerica.Butabout1,000yearsagoagroupcalledtheItzainvadedthecityandbuiltnewpartsofthecity.basedonnaturalwells.TheynamedthecityChichenItza,whichmeans"mouthofthewelloftheItza".ThemostinterestingstructureinChichenItzaisthePyramidofKukulcan(庫(kù)庫(kù)爾坎金字塔),whosefoursidesallcometogetheratonepointatthetop.EachsideonthePyramidofKukulcanhas91steps.Andthereisonemorestepatthetopofthepyramid.Thestepsareasmanyasthedaysofayear.SomeexpertsbelievetheMayacouldhaveusedthisbuildingtohelpthemknowwhentoplantcrops.Eachdaythesunfallsonadifferentstepofthepyramid,whichcouldbeawaytofollowtheyear.ThepeopleofChichenItzaespeciallydesignedonebuildingtoobserveandstudythemovementofthestarsandplanets.Expertssaythattheobservatory(天文臺(tái))isoneofthemostcomplexstructurestheMayabuilt.Asetofstepswentupandaroundtheobservatorytower.Andtherewerewindowsinthetower.Eachwindowhadapurpose.Expertsbelievethatapersonlookingthroughoneofthesewindowscouldseeparticularstarsonparticulardates.TheMayamighthavebelievedthatstudyingthestarscouldtellthemthefuture.ChichenItzaisnowaUNESCOWorldHeritageSiteandanimportantpartoftheworld'shistory.92.VisitorscametothecityofChichenItzato

. A.viewitsbeautifulscenery B.experienceandexploretheMayanculture C.studyandobserveotherstarsontheobservatory D.learnsomethingaboutwhentoplantcrops93.Whydidtheinvadersnamethecity"mouthofthewelloftheItza"? A.Becausewellscanbeseeninoraroundthecity. B.Becauseitislargeinsize. C.Becausethecityisnewly-built. D.Becauseitslocationisvital.94.Whichofthefollowingistrue? A.ChichenItzaisoneoftheWorldHeritages. B.ThePyramidofKukulcanhas364steps. C.Windowsinthetowerpredicttheweatherinthefuture. D.ThecityofChichenItzahasalonghistoryof3000years.95.What'stheauthor'spurposeinwritingthispassage? A.ToevaluatetheMayanculture. B.Topersuadereaderstopayavisit. C.TointroducetheancientcityofChichenItza. D.TopresentthedevelopmentoftheMayanconstruction.DIreceivedpicturesofmydaughterfloatingonalakeinCalifornia.Rightthereunderthesunduringthehottesttimeoftheday,shehasonlyherswimsuittocoverher.WhenIshowedittomystudents,itwasasifIhadshownthemscenesfromahorrormovie.“Butshewillgetdark,”theysaid.“That'swhatshewants,”Itoldthem.“Wethinkdarkerskinisbeautiful.”Theylookedatmeindisbelief.ItwasasifIcamefromthemoon.Foryears,Americangirlsspendtheirsummertryingtogetastanned(曬黑)aspossible.InChina,ontheotherhand,girlsuseumbrellasallyearround.Whatintheworldisgoingon?ThepaleskinwethinklooksunattractiveiswhatAsianwomenwant.Bothgroupswanttomeettheirculture'sstandardofbeauty.IntheUS,ifyoucanaffordtogoonvacationinthesummer,youheadforariver,alakeorabeach,whereyoutrytogetasmuchsunaspossible.Ifyouarerichyoutakeawintervacationinsomesunnyspot.Yourwintertanshowsyourwealth.InChina,onceuponatime,thefewwealthyweretheoneswhodidn'thavetoworkoutinthehotsun.Sothewhitertheskin,thericherthewoman.Thefolkoperaperformerswhoplaytheseladiesworelotsofwhitemakeup(妝容).Thetraditionsurvivestothisday.SoitcomesnaturallythatnoneofmystudentswishestofollowtheWesternwaysinthisregard.ButnowIamnoticingthatanewbusiness—thetanningbooth(美黑店)—startedupinChina.Iadmirethosebraveenoughtodefine(給…下定義)theirownideaofbeauty,butIdowonderwhattheirgrandmotherswouldhavetosaytothemaboutit!96.Thestudentswereshockedatthepicturethewritershowedthembecause

. A.theythoughtitshamefulforagirlonlytowearaswimsuit B.thewriter'sdaughterwaswearingverylittlewhileoutinthesun C.itisdangerousforagirltobeoutonalakealone D.withthepowerfulsunlightthewriter'sdaughterwouldhavegotasuntan97.Accordingtothearticle,whichkindofwomanmeetstheAmericanstandardofbeauty? A.Womenwithblondhair. B.Womenwithaslimfigure. C.Womenwithtannedskin. D.Womenwithpaleskin.98.Inthe.awintertanusuallymeanstheperson

. A.ishard-working B.doesn'thavetowork C.hasalotofmoneyandsparetime D.isfromaverypoorfamily99.Thewriter

thetanningboothstartedupinChina. A.isnotinterestedin B.doesn'tunderstand C.doesn'tlike D.hasmixedfeelingsabout八、短文7選5(5選5等)（共5小題；共10分）DearBoris,

100.

AfterIhadspentaweekwithmyEnglishfamily,IslowlybegantounderstandtheirEnglishalittlebetter.101.

StudentsinmygrouparefromdifferentcitiesofBritainandtheirdialectsaredifferenttoo!Someoftheiraccentsarequitestrongandtheyalsohavetheirownwordsandexpressions.

102.

BeforeIcametoEnglandIhadthoughtthatfishandchipswereeateneveryday.That'squitewrong!IgetratherannoyednowwhenIhearallthefoolishwordsabouttypicalEnglishfood.Ihadexpectedtosee“Londonfog”.Doyourememberourtextsaboutit?Wehadnoideathatmostofthis“thickfog”disappearedmanyyearsagowhenpeoplestoppedusingcoalintheirhomes.Buttheideatospeakaboutweatherwasveryhelpful.103.

Ontheotherhand,habitsaredifferent.PeopletellmewhatistypicalBritishhereinLondonisnotalwaystypicalinWalesorScotland.104.

ButwhatisordinaryforallBritishisthattheyfollowtraditions(傳統(tǒng)).ProbablyBritainhasmorelivingsignsofitspastthanmanyothercountries.Andpeoplehavealwaysbeenproudofhavingancient(古老的)buildingsincapitals,bigcitiesandthecountryside.IwilltellyoumoreaboutBritaininmyotherletters.LovefromBritain. A.TheweatherinLondonisreallychangeable. B.Ihavedifficultyinunderstandingmyclassmates. C.Thanksforyourniceletter. D.ThefamilyIlivewitharefriendly. E.It'sverydifferentfromwhatIlearnedatschool. F.Localhabitsandtraditionsarenotthesameaswhatweknew. G.Butit'snotthelanguagethat'sdifferentandsurprising.九、補(bǔ)全短文（共10小題；共10分）Manypeoplesaythate-mailisjust105.

fasterwaytodeliverletters.Thefactisthatletter-writingande-mailarecompletelydifferentprocesses.Letterstravelinenvelopesthroughactualspaceandtaketimegettingfromoneplacetoanother.IfIamwritingonpapertomybrotherinKenya,Iwillbelesslikelytocomplain106.

thebreakfastIhadthismorning.Iwillprobablywriteaboutmyrelationshipsandsomethings107.

I'vebeenthinkingabout.Iwillalsotakemorecarewithmystyle,tryingtowriteinawaywhichisinterestingandworthreading.Mybrothermightread108.

backtomeyearsfromnow.E-mailisdifferent.Itisinstant,109.

(travel)frompointtopoint.110.

youdon'tprintitout,themessagedoesn'tphysicallyexist.Withe-mail,geographyisnoobstacleandtimeisnotimportant.IcansendamessagetoKenya111.

Iwantto,anditgetstherealmostinasecond.Theeaseofthiskindofwritingandsendingprobablymakesforadifferentkindof112.

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Idonothavetobesofocusedonstyle.Imightbelesslikelytosaysomething114.

(deep).Mybrothermightglanceatmyemail,havealaugh,andthendeleteit.十、短文改錯(cuò)(不分行)（共10小題；共10分）文中共有10處語(yǔ)言錯(cuò)誤，請(qǐng)?jiān)谟绣e(cuò)誤的地方增加、刪除或修改某個(gè)單詞。每處錯(cuò)誤及其修改均僅限一詞；只允許修改10處，多者（從11處起）不計(jì)分。ThismorningIwaswalkingalongthestreettoabookstorewhileIfoundheavysmokepouringoutofabuilding.Obviousitwasonfire,soIcalled119.Severalminuteslate,thefirefightersarrivedandtriedtocontrolthefire.Withtheirhelp,manypeoplemanagedescapefromthebuilding.Suddenlyaforeignwomancameshouted.However,shecouldn'tmakeherselfunderstand.Icameuptoaskwhatiswrong,shesaidherdaughterwasstilltrappedinthefire.Itoldthefirefightersaboutthemimmediately.Theyranintothebuildingandrushedoutofwithalittlegirlafterawhile.Thewomanwasverygratefulwithmeandthefirefightersforthehelp.答案一、聽(tīng)力(聽(tīng)力)1.B 2.C 3.C 4.B 5.A 6.C 7.B 8.A 9.C 10.B 11.A 12.C 13.A 14.A 15.A 16.B 17.C 18.B 19.B 20.C 聽(tīng)力原文聽(tīng)力文稿:(Text1)W:What'sthetimebyyourwatch?M:8:20.Butit's5minutesslow.(Text2)W:You'dbetterfastenyourseatbelt,sir.We'llbecomingontolandsoon.M:Oh,thankyou.Landingisthebestpartoftheflight.(Text3)M:Canyoustayforsupper?W:I'dliketo,butIhavetobuysomemeatandvegetablesbeforemybrothercomeshomefromhisoffice.(Text4)M:WearegoingtohaveadancepartyatTom's.Canyoucome?W:IwishIcould,butIhavetonursethepatientsonweekends.(Text5)M:Haveyouanydifficultywiththepronunciation,Sara?W:No,Ihaven'tmuchdifficultywiththepronunciation.IcanpronounceEnglishwell,butIcannotspellit.(Text6)W:Excuseme.CanyoutellmethewaytothePublicLibrary?M:ThePublicLibrary?ButtherearesomanypubliclibrariesinLondon.Whichonedoyouwanttogoto?W:Thenearestone.M:That'sratherfaraway,too.You'dbettertakeabus.TaketheNo.7bustothezoo,thenchangetotheNo.9busandgetoffattheend.W:Andwhere'stheNo.7bus-stop,please?M:Gostraightdownthestreet,andturnleftatthetrafficlights.Thentakethesecondturningontheright,andyou'llfindthebus-stopnearthecorner.Youcan'tmissit.W:Thankyouverymuch.M:Notatall.(Text7)W:Whydon'tyousitdown?Now,thereareseveralquestionsImustaskyouifyoudon'tmind.M:Notatall.Goahead.W:WhatisthepurposeofyourvisittotheStates?M:I'mgoingtoattendaconferenceonairpollution.W:Whenandwhereisthisconferencebeingheld?M:It'sbeingheldinthefirsttwoweeksofFebruaryattheUniversityofStanfordinCalifornia.W:Whowillpayyourexpenses?M:TheUniversityofStanford.Hereistheofficialletterofinvitation.W:Isee.Fine.Whendoyouwanttogo?M:I'dliketoleaveinmid-Januaryifmypassportisreadybythen.W.Thatshouldn'tbedifficult.Whydon'tyouphonemeaboutJanuary10th?Ishouldbeabletogiveyouananswerthen.M:Thankyou.(Text8)W:Hi,Martin.Howareyou?M:Fine,butbusy.We'vegotsomeexamsnextweek,remember?W:Iknow.Howmuchworkdidyoudolastnight?M:Non