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譯林版8AUnit5Wildanimals單元測(cè)試卷

一、單項(xiàng)選擇

1.一I'msorry,MrHu.ImyEnglishexercisebookathome.

—Ildoesn'tmatter.Pleaseremember________itherethisafternoon.

A.forgot;tobringB.left;totake

C.forgot;totakeD.left;tobring

2.Thatnaturereserveisagoodplace______wildanimals_______live_

A.to;to;atB.for;to;with

C.for;to;inD.to;for;in

3.Myteachertoldme________.

A.totrynottobelateB.nottotrytobelate

C.totrydon'tbelateD.nottryingtobelate

4.—Whydoesn'tthesurgeonstoplunch?

-Becauseheistoobusyadyingpatientintheoperationroom.

A.tohave;tosaveB.having;tosave

C.tohave;savingD.having;saving

5.Themoreyoucanseechangeasachanceoratleastachallenge,youwillfindyourlife.

A.themostsatisfyingB.themostsatisfied

C.themoresatisfyingD.themoresatisfied

6.一Howmuchdifficultydidyouhavethisproblem?

A.tosolve;NothingB.tosolve;None

C.solving;NothingD.solving;None

7.—Whatdopandaseat,doyouknow?

—Ofcourse,pandasliveaspecialkindofbamboo.

A.onmainB.formainlyC.mainlyonD.mainlyfor

8.ofthenewyear,wcoftenmakeapromise.

A.AtthebeginningB.AtabeginningC.InthebeginningD.Promthebeginning

9.Tigersareanimalsandpeopleareafraidtogonearthem.Nowtigersareandneedour

help.

A.danger;dangerousB.dangerous;indanger

C.indanger;dangerousD.dangerous;danger

10.—Doyouknowifhethejoboffer?

一Unlessheahighersalary,Iamsurehewont

A.willreceive;acceptsB.willaccept;receives

C.receives;willacceptD.accepts;receives

二、完形填空

Longlongago,therewasabigtigerthatlivedinthewildnearavillage.Heattacked(攻擊)everybodyhe

11.Somepeopleinthevillagetriedtocatchthetiger,butthey12returned.Becauseofthis,thepeopleduga

bigholeinthegroundandcoveredit13grassinordertocatchthetiger.

Oneday,amanfoundthebigtigerinthe14.Thetigersaidtotheman,“Helpmegetoutofthishole!i'll

neverforgetyou.Ifyouhelpme,Til15youwhenyou'reinthewild.''Themanthoughtitwouldbe16to

haveatigerlookafterhim.Hefoundastickonthegroundandusedittohelpthetigerclimbout.

17thetigergotoutofthehole,hesaidtotheman,"Thankyoufbryourhelp,butIhavetokillyou,

becauseyoupeoplemadetheholetocatchme.”Themanwasvery18.Hesaid,“Waitaminute,VIrTiger.You

can'tkill19becauseIdidn'tmakethehole.Let'saskyour20toseewhoisright.”

Thetiger21.First,theywenttoabear'shouse.Thebearsaidtothetiger,t4Ithinkyoushouldkillthe

man.Peoplecaughtusandputusinthezoo.They22ourbabiestoo."Next,theywenttoseeacow.Healso

thought(hatthetigershouldkilltheman23peoplekilledcov^stortheirmeat.

Atlast,theycametoseearabbit.Therabbitsaid,4tIhavetoseewhathappenedfirst.MrTiger,showme_24

youwerewhenyousawtheman."Sothetigerwentbacktotheholeandjumpedbackintoit.Thentherabbitsaidto

theman,“Youshouldrunnow.Iknowpeoplekilledmanyanimals,25weshouldalwaysrememberwhoonce

helpedus.”

Themansurvived.

11.A.sawB.ateC.heardD.caught

12.A.sometimesB.alwaysC.neverD.usually

13.A.forB.withC.ofD.to

14.A.wildB.zooC.holeD.river

15.A.protectB.killC.hurtD.save

16.A.seriousB.dangerousC.niceD.bad

17.A.SinceB.BeforeC.WhileD.When

18.A.calmB.sadC.honestD.sorry

19.A.itB.himC.youD.me

20.A.workersB.neighboursC.brothersD.parents

21.A.smiledB.agreedC.understoodD.ordered

22.A.tookupB.tookoutC.tookoffD.tookaway

23.A.ifB.becauseC.beforeD.though

24.A.whereB.whyC.whatD.how

25.A.andB.orC.butD.so

三、閱讀理解

(A)

Whenpeoplethinkoftigers,wordslike“strong"and“dangerous“comeintotheirmind.Buinow,thebig

animaliscallingforourhelp.Therewereonceeightkindsoftigersintheworld,butthreediedoutduringlastcentury.

Inthepast7()years,thenumberoftheSiberiantigershasgonefromasmanyas3(X)tosomewherebetween18and

22.

TheWorldWildlifeFundstartedaprogramme.Itisabouttoputanendtotigerpoaching(非法狩獵)andsave

wildtigers.China,togetherwith12othercountries,hasjoinedin.Theaimistodoublethenumberofwildligersin

thenexttenyears.

AccordingtoresearchbyChineseofficersandWWP,theSiberiantigerisalreadyoneoftheworld'smost

endangeredanimals(瀕危動(dòng)物).“Ifthegovernmentdoesn'tdoanything,it'squitepossiblethattherewillbeno

moreSiberiantigersinChinain10to20years.^^saidZhuChunguan,directoratWWF'sBeijingoffice.

Wildanimalssuchasdeerandwildboarsarctigers'mainfood.Phepoachingoftheseanimalsisthegreatest

dangertotigers.Traps(陷阱)arealsoadanger.^VolunteersfromWWFremovetrapseveryyear,butwecannotclear

allthetrapsourselves,MZhusaid.Themostimportantthingpeoplecandoistosavetheanimalstigerseat."Toprotect

thetigers,weneedtocallonmorepeopletostophuntingwildanimals.”

26.Whatisthemainideaofthefirstparagraph?

A.Tigersarenotstronganymore.B.Thereareonlythreekindsoftigersintheworld.

C.MostligersliveinAfrica.D.Thenumberofligersfellduringthepastcentury

27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“remove”mean?

A.Takesomethingaway.B.Makesomethingstronger.

C.Likesomethingbest.D.Gotogetherwithsomebody.

28.WhichdangerousfacttoSiberiantigersisNOTmentionedinthepassage?

A.Therearcfewerandfewerdeerandwildboars.B.Thelivingareasfortigersarcgettingsmaller.

C.Differentkindsoftrapsarestillinthewild.D.Peoplearetryingtostoptigerspoaching.

(B)

Sarahtheseagull(海鷗)andhermumlivedinNewYorkbythesea.

EverydaySarahandhermumwouldflyoverthewaves,divingintocatthesmallfishthatswaminthe

shallow(淺的)water.SometimespeoplewouldfeedSarahandhermotherasandwichorsomepotatochips.They

alwayshadalottocat.Atnight,Sarahandhermotherwouldrestundertheroof(屋頂)ofanearbybuilding.Itwas

aquitewannplacetolivein.

Butonedayitstartedtogetcolder.Thelittlefishthatwerealwaysswimminginthewaveswerealotharder

tofind.Therewerenomorepeoplecomingtothebeach,sonoonewastheretofeedSarahandhermotherany

sandwichesorchips.

“Itistimetoflysouthfbrthewinter,nsaidSarah'smum."Why?”askedSarah."Becauseithasgottoocold

here,^^explainedSarah'smum."Thereisnofood,anditwillsoongetevencolder."""saidSarah."Don't

worry,“saidSarah'smum."Wewillcomebackwhenitiswarmagain.Wearebirds.Wecanchangewherewelive

andstillbehappy.Wccanhavemorethanonehome.”

SoSarahandhermumsaidgoodbyetothebeachandflewaway.Theyflewandflew,untiltheywereoutof

thecoldandbackintothewarmweather.TheyflewallthewaytoMiami,Florida.

There,theyfoundanewbeach.Itwasfilledwithfish,andtherewerelotsofpeopletogivethemsandwiches

andchips.Sarah'smumevenfoundanewrooffbrthemtosleepunder.

4tIlikethisotherhome,^^saidSarah."Itiswarm,andwehavefood.Thisisaniceplacetoo.”

“Itoldyouitwouldbenice/'saidSarah'smum."AndwhenitgetswarmerinNewYorkagain,wewillgo

back.Thatisthenicepartaboutbeingabird.Wecanflytonewplaceswheneverwewant.”

29.Sarah,smotherdecidedtoflysouthmainlybecauseof.

A.weatherB.interestC.sightsD.drcams

30.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttofillin(heblank""inPara.4?

A.Butit'stoolateB.ButIlikeanewhome

C.ButthisisourhomeD.Butit'stootiring

31.Fromthepassagewecanlearnthat(hemotherseagullis.

A.strictB.wiseC.crazyD.polite

32.Wecanlearnfromthestorythat.

A.peopleshouldbefriendlytobirdsB.motherslikemovinghereand(here

C.theenvironmentisbecomingworseD.achangemayhelptolivebetter

(C)

Whichanimalisthefastesthunteronland?Theansweristhecheetah(獵豹).Acheetahweighsfrom40kgto

65kgwhenitgrowsup.Itsbodyisaslongasfrom115cmto135cm.hisdifficulttotellifacheetahis“him”or

"her"byitslooksalone,although"he"seemstobealittlelargerthan“her”andusuallyhasbiggerheads.

Butyoucaneasilytellleopards(豹子)fromcheetahs:Cheetahsareshorterinbody,buttheyhavelongertails

andlegs,sotheyseemmorestream.ined(流線(xiàn)型的).Acheetahcanrunasfastasacar.Andnomatterhowfastit

runs,itholdsitsheadstill(不動(dòng)的):Thisway,itcancentreonitsprey(獵物)whilerunningafterit.Howdocsa

cheetahdo(his?

Cheetahshavespecialinnerears.Theinnerearsaretheinnerpartoftheears,whichhelpthebodystaybalanced.

Thecheetah5sinnerearscanfeelsmallchangesandsendinformationtoitsheadquickly.Asaresult,acheetahcan

holdtheheadstilltocentreonpreys,andkeepbalancewhenitchangesdirectionwhilerunning.

Scientistsbelievethat,alongtimeago,cheetahsdidn'thavethiskindofinnerearsliketheydotoday.They

onlyhadthinbonesthatallowedthemtorunveryfast.Later,theygrewspecialinnerearstohelpthem“l(fā)ockonto^^

(heirpreyswhilerunningfast.

33.Whichofthefollowingisprobablytheweightofagrown-upcheetah?

A.30kg.B.50kg.C.70kg.D.90kg.

34.Howcanwetellaleopardfromacheetah?

A.Acheetahhasalongertail.B.Aleopardhaslongerlegs.

C.Acheetahhasalongerbody.D.Aleopardrunsfasterthanacheetah.

35.Thethirdparagraphwantsto(ellusthat.

A.cheetahs,innerearshelpthemrunfast

B.cheetahsareabletocentreonpreys

C.cheetahs'innercarshelpthemcatchpreys

D.runningfastisimportanttocatchingpreys

36.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“l(fā)ockonto“meaninChinese?

A.發(fā)現(xiàn)B.放棄C.傷害D.鎖定

(D)

Thebluewhale(鯨)isthelargestanimalalivetoday.Andoneofthesewhalesmadealongjourneythrough

theSouthPacific.ThewhalenamedIsabelllawasfirstrecordedneartheGalapagosIslands,westofCostaRica.Years

later,peoplesawIsabelllaoffthecoast(海岸)ofChileinSouthAmerica.Thetwoplacesareabout5,200kilometres

away.

Bluewhalesarcfoundinalltheworld'soceans(海洋)butliveindeepwaters.Sotherearefewplaceswhere

theycanbefoundeasily.What'smore,theywerealmostdriven(3區(qū)逐)bywhaling(捕鯨業(yè))acenturyago.Their

numberisincreasing(增加I).Butbecausetherearesofewoftheanimals,theyarestillthoughtendangered(瀕危的).

Onebluewhalemaylooklikeanyothertomostofus.Buteachanimalhasspecialspots(斑點(diǎn))."Wcusethose

spotsasthefingerprints(指紋)ofbluewhales,“TorresFlorezsays.Tomakethecomparison(對(duì)比)jobeasier,

scientistsmainlywatchtheareaaroundawhale'sdorsalfin(鰭),whichisonitsback."Comparingthosespots,we

arcabletotellifawhaleisthesamewhalewcsawindifferentplacesorifthesamewhaleisseenduringdifferent

yearsinthesameplace,“hesays.

Isabellaisnottheonlybluewhaletotravelsofar,thescientistssay.Whalesmigrateregularly(定期地)from

ChiletotheGalapagos.Insummermonths,watersinthefarsouthernPacificarefullofkrill(磷蝦),butthatfood

disappears(消失)inwinter.That'swhenthewhalestravelnorthtowarm,tropical(熱帶的)watersnearthe

Galapagos.There,insteadoffeeding,thewhalesgivebirthtobabies.Scientistsdon'tknowwhywhalesliketohave

babiesintropicalwaters.But(heoceantheremaybewarmerandcalmerandhavefewerkillerwhalesthatwould

feedonbabybluewhales,accordingtoTorresFlorez.

37.WhatcanweinferaboutbluewhalesinParagraph2?

A.Theyarenotindangeranymore.B.It'sdifficultfbrscientiststostudythem.

C.Theycan'tlivewellinanewplace.D.Peoplecanseethemanywhere.

38.WhaiisParagraph3mainlyabout?

A.Howtostudybluewhales.B.Thespotsofbluewhales.

C.Howtofindouttheexactbluewhale.D.Thelifestylesofbluewhales.

39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“migrate“meaninChinese?

A.演變B.分離C.遷徙D.繁殖

40.AccordingtoTorresFlorez,whalesliketohavebabiesintropicalwatersbecause,

A.thereisenoughfoodforbabybluewhalesB.theydon'thaveenemies(敵人)ihere

C.it'seasyforthemtofindamate(配偶)(hereD.it'seasyfbrbabybluewhalestostayalivethere

(E)

Manyofyoumightlovecuteanimals.Butdoyouknowhowtolookafterthem?WonderfulFriendsmightbe

abletotellyou.ItisaTVshowonHunanTV.41

“Don'tcry,mydearfriendswithtwofeet.Iwillprotectyoujustasthewayyouprotectmc,ntheshow'stheme

songsays.Ontheshow,sixpopularstarsleamtobecomeanimalkeepersatazooinGuangzhou.42

Manypeopleliketheshowbecauseithasalotofmoving(感人的)moments.Forexample,toteacha

chimpanzee(黑猩猩)namedCocohowtoclimbatree.LiYuchunclimbsfirst.43AllhoughCocofailsa

fewtimes,shelearnshowtoclimbintheend.Whenshegetstothetop,shesmilesatLi.

44Theysayitisdangerousforpeopletobesoclosetosomeanimalsbecausepeopleandanimalscan

givediseases(疾病)toeachother.

Buttheshowtellsusonething.What'sthat?45AsBritishanimalexpert(專(zhuān)家)JaneGoodallsaid,

“Onlyifweunderstandcanwecare.Onlyifwecarewillwehelp.Onlyifwehelpshalltheybesaved.”

A.Theyareafraidoftheanimalsthere.

B.SheshowsCocohowtoclimbcarefully.

C.Itisimportantforustounderstandanimals.

D.Itisinterestingtowatchtheanimalsintheshow.

E.Theytrytheirbesttolookafterdifferentanimals.

F.Theshowisabouthowpeoplebecomefriendswithanimals.

G.However,therearealsosomepeoplethinkingdifferently.

四、短文填空

閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入一個(gè)恰當(dāng)?shù)脑~或填入括號(hào)中所給單詞或短語(yǔ)的正確形式。

Mostwildanimalsliveasafamily46theyhavebabies.IfbabytigersdonotwatchLheirmothers,

theycannotlearnhow47(hunt)otheranimals.Giantpandasoftenleavetheirbabies48theirown

fbrtwodays.Iffarmersfindthebabiesalone,they49(take)themaway.

Manywildanimalsarcindanger.Therearconlyabout1,600giantpandas50(leave)inthewild.

Thereareveryfewtigersand51(wolf).Thenumberofanimalsisbecomingsmallerandsmallerbecause

fannersgrowvegetablesandplantson52landtheylive(HI.WildanimalswillhavenoIcodtoealand

nov/heretoliveifpeoplekeep53(cut)downtreesandforests.

Sadly,54(hunt)killwildanimalsfortheirfur.Peopleshouldslopbuyingfurs.Wildanimalswillnot

existifwe55(notprotect)them.

五、任務(wù)型閱讀

閱讀下面短文,然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問(wèn)題,每小題答案不超過(guò)10個(gè)單詞。

Doyouknowmagpies?MagpiesareasmuchanimportantpartofBeijingasthePalaceMuseumandBeijing

Duck.Buthowmuchdoyouknowaboutthistypeofbirds?

Inth

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