1、Unit 5 Canada-The True North Using language課時作業(yè)（1）一、完形填空My husband and I have six children and things have been tight financially.He is a brick mason （泥瓦匠）and as a barter deal （易貨交 易）he agreed to 1 a sign base for a man who owns a sign company 2a puppy.The job was at the front of a cemetery （墓地）.As

2、we were 3 beside a busy road we noticed a well-dressed man 4 to us. I looked 5 him and saw his car was parked on the roadside. When he 6 us he asked if we had any 7 he could have.My husband reached into the back of the truck and 8 him a can with a gallon or two of gas and told him it should be enoug

3、h to get him to the 9 gas station.The man my husband and walked back to his car. About twenty minutes 11 and we finished our work. We 12 ten more minutes and the man still hadnt 13 with our gas can.I started to feel 14 that he hadnt brought the can back.We 15 decided that the man must have 16 the ca

4、n more than we did and left. While driving down the road we saw the man pass us 17 we turned around and saw he had pulled into the cemetery. He gave my husband a full gas can along with a gift card for $21. What a big 18!We didnt 19 anything from our good deed, and it just ng the square gnce in our

5、community, which has mad? me ter ribly upset.Recently, every morning and evening, many people gather to dance in our community square, which does help to keep healthy. However, the long-time dancing and the noise pollution caused by the loudspeaker really bring about unbearable inconveniences.We can

6、 t rest or sleep well. As a result, the students are not only late for school but also sleepy in class, and the workers are easily tired out while working.Here are some suggestions to solve the problem. They are supposed either to shorten the dancing time and reduce the music noise or to make anothe

7、r choice of dancing places. Only in this way can they have fun and let others enjoy life.Would you please communicate with the organizers about what I said?Best wishes!口Sincerely yours,Li Huafelt good to be able to help. This ended up being a true act of 20 to us.A.ban B. fixC. build D. equipA. in r

8、esponse to B. in spite ofC. in charge ofC. in charge ofA. workingC. wanderingA. drivingwaving D.C. in charge ofA. workingC. wanderingC. in charge ofA. workingC. wanderingA. drivingwaving D.in return forB. livingD. restingB. walking shoutingA. around B. forC. beyondC. beyondA. sawC. reachedA. taskC.

9、beyondA. sawC. reachedC. beyondA. sawC. reachedA. taskD. atgreetedD. foundB. waterluck D.A. handedC. showedA. bestC. farthestluck D.A. handedluck D.A. handedC. showedA. bestC. farthestgasB. servedsoldB. nearestD. cheapestA. ignored B. rejectedC. believed D. thankedA. leftB. passedC. escapedD. disapp

10、earedA. experienced B. wastedC. waited D. savedA.turned up C. put up D.A. nervousC. embarrassedA.turned up C. put up D.A. nervousC. embarrassedA. quickly C. eventuallyA. neededC. valued D.A. as B.D. disappointedB. graduallyD. originallyused preferredsoand D. butA.deal B. dayC. shockD. surpriseA.get

11、B. expectC. learnD. loseA.kindness B. forgivenessC. will D. violence二、閱讀理解Areas of Tokyo which had usually been packed with office workers like sushi （壽司）restaurants and noodle shops were unusually quiet. Many schools were closed. Companies allowed workers to stay home. Long queues formed at airport

12、s.As Japanese authorities struggled to avoid disaster at an earthquake-battered nuclear plant 240 km to the north, parts of Tokyo resembled a ghost town. Many people stocked up on food and stayed indoors or simply left, transforming one of the worlds biggest and most populated cities into a shell of

13、 its usual self.“Look, its like Sunday 一no cars in town, “ said Kazushi Arisawa, a 62-year-old taxi driver, as he waited for more than an hour outside an office tower where he usually finds customers within minutes. I can t make money today. ”Radiation in Tokyo has been negligible, briefly touching

14、three times the normal rate on Tuesday, smaller than a dental X-ray. On Wednesday, winds over the Fukushima （福島）nuclear -power plant blew out to sea, keeping levels close to normal. But that does little to relieve public anxiety about a 40-year-old nuclear plant with three reactors in partial meltdo

15、wn （熔毀）and a fourth with spent atomic fuel exposed to the atmosphere after last Fridays earthquake and tsunami.“Radiation moves faster than we do, “ said Steven Swanson, a 43-year-old American who moved to Tokyo in December with his Japanese wife to help with her family business. He is staying indoo

16、r but is tempted to leave. Its scary. Its a triple threat with the earthquake, tsunami and the nuclear radiation leaks. It makes you wonder whats next. ”The text is mainly about.the earthquake that happened in Marchthe governments effort to avoid disasterthe effects of the nuclear radiation leaksthe

17、 earthquake-battered nuclear-power plantWhat did Kazushi Arisawa mean?Therere usually more cars on Sundays.He didnt care much about nuclear radiation.He preferred to stay at home on Sundays.He couldnt find many customers.The underlined word negligible vin Paragraph 4 most probably means.A. serious B

18、. slight C. normal D. average 4. What can we learn about the Fukushima nuclearpower plant from the text?It lies to the south of Tokyo.It started to operate about fifty years ago.It was damaged in the earthquake and tsunami.All its four reactors are now well under control.三、七選五Walking is one of the e

19、asiest and most popular types of exercise. Its a safe, gentle and low-impact exercise that anyone can start at any time. Its a suitable physical activity for most people. 1 They are race walking and power walking, which is also called as speed walking. Power walking is a recreational （消遣的）activity,

20、while race walking is a form of sports.Before you start walking exercise, you should prepare yourself in order to prevent muscle pain and injuries. You should select comfortable footwear and loose - fitting, comfortable clothes. 2 Then you can increase your pace until you get fully warm from the act

21、ivity. After warming up, stretch your muscles for about 5 minutes before start walking.For example, your front foot should land close to your body. You need to walk heel to toe. Avoid walking flatfooted （拖 拽的）to increase the speed. Your heel should first contact the ground. Your waist should twist a

22、s you walk. Keep your arms close to your body and swing them forward and backward. This helps to keep your efficiency.For example, regular walking keeps a normal blood pressure and decreases the risk of heart attack. Walking burns extra calories and body fat so it helps to keep the body weight healt

23、hy. In addition, walking is also beneficial for mental health. For example, walking significantly improves the cognitive （認矢口的）function. 5Now that youve understood the health benefits of walking, you can start this simple exercise right from today.Walking is good for physical health.It also reduces

24、depression and stress.You need other techniques while walking.It also gives a relief from tiredness and backache.Generally, there are two types of formal walking asexercise.Walk slowly for the first five minutes to warm up your muscles.Avoid the use of vehicles whenever possible and choose to walk.四

25、、書面表達你是李華，你很煩惱。最近，每天早晚，你們小區(qū)廣場上都有很 多人在跳廣場舞，持續(xù)時間長且噪音大，給你和小區(qū)里其他人帶來了 很多的不便請你給小區(qū)委員會領導寫封信，反映現(xiàn)象及其導致的 不便（要求涉及生活、學習和工作等方面）并提出合理建議。注意：.詞數(shù)100左右；.短文的開頭和結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)。參考詞匯：廣場舞square dance 組織者organizersDear Sir,I am writing to tell you something about the people doing the square dance in our community, which has made me terribly upset.Best wishes!Sincerely yours,Li Hua 一、完形填空C由He is a brick mason可知，丈夫是泥瓦匠，所以他是 建造一個 sign base。D 由a barter deal可知，建造a sign base是為了交換a puppyoA 由 The job was at the front of a cemetery 可知，作者 和丈夫正在工作。B 由第五段首句walked back to his car可知，一位