Unit8Safeandsound單元視野拓展閱讀一、閱讀短文，在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式AronRalstonisanAmericanmanwhois1.___________(interest)inmountainclimbing.Asamountainclimber,Aronisusedto2.________(take)risks.Thisisoneoftheexcitingthingsaboutdoingdangeroussports.返回interestedtakingThereweremanytimeswhenAronalmost3._______(lose)hislifebecauseofaccidents.OnApril26,2003,hefound4._______(he)inaverydangeroussituationwhenclimbinginUtah.Onthatday,Aron’sarmwascaughtundera360-kilorockthatfellonhimwhenhewas5.___________(climb)byhimselfinthemountains.losthimselfclimbing返回6.__________hecouldnotfreehisarm,hestayedthereforfive7.________(day)andhopedthatsomeonewouldfindhim.Butwhenhiswaterranout,heknewthathewouldhavetodosomethingtosavehisownlife.Hewasnotreadytodiethatday.Soheusedhisknifetocutoffhalfhisrightarm.Then,withhisleftarm,hebandagedhimselfsothathewouldnotlosetoomuchblood.Afterthat,heclimbeddownthemountaintofindhelp.Becausedays返回Afterlosinghisarm,hewroteabook8.________(call)BetweenaRockandaHardPlace.Thismeansbeinginadifficultsituationthatyoucan’tseemtogetoutof.Inthisbook,Aron9.________(tell)abouthisownstoryandhowtocontrolone’sownlife.Hisloveformountainclimbingis10.________greatthathekeptonclimbingmountainsevenafterthisexperience.calledtellsso返回二、完形填空Iwastired.Ifmywholebodyeverdidfallin,I’dnevergetoutofthequicksand.IthadbeenaboutfivehourssinceJess,mypartner,lefttoaskforhelp.Itwassnowingheavilyanditwasgetting1______.()1.A.hotB.darkC.coldD.brightB返回Afewhourslater,Isawalight.Iprayeditwasaplane,butitwasthemoonlightshiningoverthecanyon(峽谷)walls.IwaswetandknewIwas2______.IstartedtothinkaboutwhatIcoulddotoendupfaster.ButIdidn’twanttodrownifIfellbackwardagain.Thatwouldbethe3______waytogo.()2.A.dying B.lying C.crying D.calling()3.A.easiest B.best C.fastest D.worstAD返回Anhourlater,anotherlight4______acrossmyeyes.Aflashlight!Ishoutedforhelp.Amanshoutedbackasherantome.HesaidthathisnamewasTimandthatJesshad5______rescuers.Hehadhikedup,andtheotherteammemberswerebehindhim.()4.A.failed B.appeared C.left D.stopped()5.A.taught B.contacted C.watched D.helpedBB返回Whenthethreeothers6______,theysetupapulley(滑輪)systemtopullmeout,tyingastrongropearoundastone.Twooftherescuersheldmeundereach7______asTimwrappedaropearoundmyknees.Afourthrescuerworkedthepulley.()6.A.stopped B.left C.arrived D.talked()7.A.leg B.arm C.eye D.earCB返回Witheach8______,itfeltasifmylegswerebeingcutoff.Timdugintothe9______andgotahandaroundmylegsandstartedpullingup.Ifeltgreatpain,butIcouldfeelmylegsmoving.“Keepgoing!”Ishouted.()8.A.pull B.push C.drop D.fall()9.A.water B.woods C.sand D.grassAC返回Pullingagainandagain,mylegswere10______.MyrescuersdrewmetothesideofthecanyonbecauseIcouldn’twalk.Icouldn’tevenfeelmylegs.()10.A.burntB.brokenC.hurtD.freedD返回Itwastoodarkand11______foraplanetoland,sotheygotmeintoasleepingbagandgavememedicine.Thenwe12______thereforthenight.()11.A.cloudy B.snowy C.rainy D.windy()12.A.enjoyed B.stayed C.played D.workedBB返回WhenIwokeupat6a.m.,snow13______thetopofmysleepingbag,andsnowflakeswerestillcomingdown.Aroundnoon,theweatherturnedfine,andmyrescuerscalledinaplane.()13.A.coveredB.hitC.facedD.reachedA返回Mywholelegswereswollen(腫脹的)tothesizeofmythighs(大腿),14______whenIgottothehospitalinSt.George,X-raysshowednofracturesorbreaks.Ihadsatinthequicksandfor12hoursandthoughtforsureIwould15______.ButIdidn’t.()14.A.or B.so C.but D.and()15.A.jump B.live C.rest D.dieCD返回三、閱讀還原（有兩項(xiàng)多余）Forestfirestakeplaceintheforest,becausetherearesomanytreestoburn.1._______Othertypesofwildfiresincludegrassfires,bushfiresandhillfires.D返回A.Forestfirescanbeverydifficulttoputoutorcontrol.B.Billionsofdollarsarespenteveryyearfightingfiresinsomecountries.C.Sometimesfirefighterswilluseairplanestodropwateronfiresfromtheair.D.Forestfiresareatypeofwildfire.E.Astrongwildcanhelpafiretospreadandmovequickly.F.Around80%offorestfiresarecausedbyhumans.G.Thefirebreakisoneofthebestwaystostopafire.Themajorcauseofforestfiresishumanactivities.Thiscanbecarelessnesssuchasnotputtingoutacampfireordroppingalitcigarette(香煙).Itmayalsobecausedbysettingafireonpurpose.2._______Thenumberonenaturalcauseoffireislightning.F返回A.Forestfirescanbeverydifficulttoputoutorcontrol.B.Billionsofdollarsarespenteveryyearfightingfiresinsomecountries.C.Sometimesfirefighterswilluseairplanestodropwateronfiresfromtheair.D.Forestfiresareatypeofwildfire.E.Astrongwildcanhelpafiretospreadandmovequickly.F.Around80%offorestfiresarecausedbyhumans.G.Thefirebreakisoneofthebestwaystostopafire.3._______Theycanbeverylargeinsize.Theycanmoveover6milesperhourandcanjumpoverriversandroads.A返回A.Forestfirescanbeverydifficulttoputoutorcontrol.B.Billionsofdollarsarespenteveryyearfightingfiresinsomecountries.C.Sometimesfirefighterswilluseairplanestodropwateronfiresfromtheair.D.Forestfiresareatypeofwildfire.E.Astrongwildcanhelpafiretospreadandmovequickly.F.Around80%offorestfiresarecausedbyhumans.G.Thefirebreakisoneofthebestwaystostopafire.Modernfirefightersarewelltrainedandknowhowtocontrolforestfires.4._______Firefighterswilloftenremovethetreesandgrassinalonglineaheadofwherethefireisgoing.Thislineiscalledafirebreak.G返回A.Forestfirescanbeverydifficulttoputoutorcontrol.B.Billionsofdollarsarespenteveryyearfightingfiresinsomecountries.C.Sometimesfirefighterswilluseairplanestodropwateronfiresfromtheair.D.Forestfiresareatypeofwildfire.E.