人教版 (2019)选择性必修 第三册Unit 4 Adversity and Course巩固练习

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第四单元测评
(时间:100分钟　满分:120分)
第一部分　阅读(共两节,满分50分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
(2021·山东潍坊高二期末)
The US is blessed with many of national parks that are home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes on Earth.
Sequoia National Park
◇Date of Establishment:September 25,1890
◇Total Area:1,635.19 km2
The place is home to the largest trees in the world.Hiking routes crossing the sequoia groves(红杉林) will take you near these huge trees.These awe-inspiring forests filled with towering trees are a sight to see.
Yosemite National Park
◇Date of Establishment:October 1,1890
◇Total Area:3,028.81 km2
Its main draw is the Yosemite Valley that looks beautiful with its jaw-dropping scenery.Between glacially(冰川地) sculpted cliffs(悬崖)and the towering waterfalls stretching out of the side of the mountains,your eyes will be treated to many natural wonders.The place was named as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1984.
Mount Rainier National Park
◇Date of Establishment:March 2,1899
◇Total Area:956.60 km2
Establishing this national park was the end of a long battle by environmentalists to preserve the unique forest and glacial landscape found here.Mount Rainier is an icy active volcano.
Crater Lake National Park
◇Date of Establishment:May 22,1902
◇Total Area:741.48 km2
Many visitors come to this park to see Crater Lake,the deepest lake in the US.The water appears in various shades of blue.It is surrounded by towering cliffs and sources its water from rain and snow.It sits in the middle of a dead volcano,so many spectacular volcanic formations can also be found here.
1.Which of the following is the oldest national park?
A.Sequoia National Park. B.Yosemite National Park.
C.Crater Lake National Park. D.Mount Rainier National Park.
2.What do Yosemite National Park and Mount Rainier National Park have in common?
A.Active volcanoes. B.Glacial landscapes.
C.Towering waterfalls. D.World Heritage sites.
3.What can we know about Crater Lake?
A.It is the deepest lake in the world.
B.Its water comes from the underground.
C.It lies in the center of a dead volcano.
D.Its water presents various shades of colors.
B
(2021·江苏三市联考)
Julia Koch began her second year as a first-grade teacher in a virtual classroom at Edgewood Elementary School in Muskegon Heights,Michigan.One September afternoon a few weeks into the school year,she received a call from Cynthia Phillips,who was having technical difficulties with her granddaughter’s tools for online learning.
Koch immediately knew something was wrong with Phillips.The two women had spoken numerous times before,but Koch had never heard the grandmother sound quite like this.Her words were so jumbled that Koch could barely understand her,though she was able to make out that Phillips had fallen four times that day.Koch called her principal,Charlie Lovelady,who assured her that he would call and check on Phillips himself.
Just like Koch,Lovelady could barely understand Phillips.He suspected she might be having a stroke—he recognized the signs from when his own father had suffered one.Lovelady was able to make out the word kids and immediately became concerned that Phillips’s two grandchildren,ages six and eight,were probably home alone with her—she is their primary guardian—and scared.Lovelady asked his office manager to send an ambulance to the grandmother’s home.Then Lovelady called Vandiebilt Mathews and Keytria Burt-Walker,two deans in the school district,to tell them what was going on.Both of them dropped everything and drove to the family’s home.
When they pulled up less than ten minutes later,the EMTs were treating Phillips while the two girls,looking visibly shaken,were outside with a neighbor.The quick response from Koch and Lovelady saved Phillips’s life.She arrived at the hospital in time to get treatment and before chronic damage occurred.
“If it wasn’t for them,I wouldn’t be here,” said Phillips from her hospital bed about a month after her stroke.Thanks to an extended stay in the hospital,she has regained most of the movement throughout her body except for one hand and a portion of her mouth,which affects her speech.
Virtual learning has been a challenge across the country,but it’s fair to say that in Muskegon Heights it has helped the community grow closer.Many teachers there gave their personal phone numbers to students and families in case they needed extra help.In this case,the exchange was literally life-altering.
4.What did Koch found when she received Phillips’s call?
A.Phillips had difficulties with online learning.
B.Phillips could barely understand her.
C.Phillips had fallen for a long time.
D.Phillips couldn’t express herself clearly.
5.How did Lovelady help to save Phillips’s life?
A.He sent an ambulance to her home.
B.He offered her treatment in time.
C.He drove her to the hospital immediately.
D.He made a quick response to her disease.
6.What is one of the bad effects the stroke left on Phillips?
A.She could not move about properly.
B.She could not speak clearly.
C.She could not have meals properly.
D.She could not use her hands as before.
7.What does the underlined word“they”(Last Paragraph) refer to?
A.Phone numbers. B.Teachers.
C.Students and families. D.Communities.
C
(2021·安徽宿州高二期末)
On Sept.21,2020,scientists announced that Arctic sea ice has already lost two-thirds of its amount over the past four decades.It is part of a shocking trend in polar heating that is already seeing impacts across the globe.
Throughout the spring and summer,Arctic sea ice melted away faster than it usually does,causing the largest loss of Arctic sea ice cover since satellite records began in the 1970s.This year’s minimum was reached on September 15,at 3.74 million m2 compared with the previous low—4.17 million m2—set in 2007.
What’s causing this loss of sea ice? The short answer is our heating climate.A recent study showed that the influence of heat has more than doubled over the past decade or so,which means the melting of nearly a meter thickness of sea ice each year.
The biggest effects of the loss of Arctic sea ice,of course,will be felt locally:from the more possible snowfall to more storms with stronger winds.These will also cause waves as well as rising temperatures.In fact,the increased temperatures transformed northern forests into tinderboxes ready to burn.That melt also means polar bears are losing critical habitat and Inuit hunters are losing ice to preserve their traditions and culture.
On a larger scale,the greatest impact may be the changes in the Arctic’s ability io function as a cooling system for the global ocean.A warmer Arctic will affect the temperature differences between the northern polar region and areas further south.That may,in turn,create stronger heat waves,droughts,floods and potential impacts on farming.And all of us will be more exposed to the disastrous effects of climate breakdown.
We need to hit the reset button right now on how we look after each other and Arctic sea ice to help our planet cope with the climate breakdown.
8.What do the figures in paragraph 2 show us?
A.The ways of sea ice melting. B.The reasons for sea ice melting.
C.The big fall in the amount of sea ice. D.The great damage of sea ice melting.
9.What may happen due to the Arctic sea ice loss?
A.The reduction of snowfall. B.The global climate emergency.
C.The direct outbreak of forest fires. D.The disappearance of Inuit hunters.
10.What is the last paragraph mainly about?
A.Stressing the importance of oceans.
B.Warning people of the possible risks.
C.Putting forward some useful measures.
D.Appealing to the public to protect Arctic sea ice.
11.Which can be the best title for the text?
A.The earth is facing a catastrophe.
B.Climate breakdown is on the way.
C.Global heating sees Arctic sea ice loss.
D.Arctic sea ice is important for mankind.
D
It was May 23,2016.Arnot,the 32-year-old mountain guide,reached the top of Qomolangma without the use of oxygen (O2) equipment.It was achieved after seven years,three previous attempts,and fourteen straight hours of climbing.
After 15 minutes at the top,Arnot began her descent(下坡).Eight hours later,she reached the camp at 7,600 metres and became the first American woman—and only the seventh woman ever—to successfully reach Mount Qomolangma without oxygen equipment.
“There are so many reasons for her impressive achievement,especially the physical and emotional efforts that she has put forth over the years to make this happen,” says the professional climber and photographer Richards.“The mental courage that it requires is something very few people have.”
Arnot didn’t start climbing until she was 19 years old.Money was tight in her family,and climbing mountains never occurred in her mind.After graduating from college,Arnot was invited by her friend to climb a mountain.“It totally changed my life,” says Arnot.“I always know that if you want something,you can achieve it,but knowing what you want is a whole different thing,” she says.“I am athletic but not competitive.After my first climbing,I knew immediately that mountains are what I want—as that is where I felt home for the first time in my life.”
After that first climb,she devoted herself to learning how to climb and move through mountain.It was during her second trip to Qomolangma in 2009 that she first set her sights on a no-oxygen attempt.However,while hiking into Qomolangma Base Camp that year,she hurt her leg and wasn’t able to climb without oxygen.In 2013 she nearly made it to the top,but was forced to take oxygen at 8,504 metres while helping another climber.
When Arnot finally stood atop Qomolangma,she called her best friend,“I reached the top and I’m not using any oxygen.” Then,tears began to stream down from her eyes.So much of Arnot’s life has been about pushing the limits of her abilities,and in this case,she has also pushed up against the outer limits of the human spirit.
12.On May 23,2016,Arnot 　　　. 
A.spent 8 straight hours climbing
B.stayed at the top for 50 minutes
C.made her first attempt to climb Qomolangma
D.reached the top without oxygen equipment
13.Arnot fell in love with climbing because 　　　. 
A.money was no longer a problem to her
B.mountains gave her the feeling of comfort
C.she tried to be more athletic and competitive
D.she wanted to build up her body through climbing
14.What do we know about Arnot’s climbing experience?
A.She took up climbing when she was 19 years old.
B.She has always been a good climber since her childhood.
C.She climbed Qomolangma with her family during her first trip.
D.She hurt her leg badly while helping another climber in 2009.
15.Which of the following can best describe Arnot?
A.Determined and brave. B.Cautious and honest.
C.Caring and open-minded. D.Confident and creative.
第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)
阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
(2020·河南南阳高二期末)
Practice self-control by setting goals and sticking to them
Make your goals specific and long-term.Psychology studies have shown that abstract(抽象的),big-picture thinking leads to self-control.Instead of focusing on the moment,look toward bigger goals like success in school or sports.　16　 
●Write down your goals and hang them up where you can see them regularly.　17　 
●Make behavioral goals too.Commit to behaving yourself in public and not having any unintended outbursts.
●　18　Get straight A’s,keep practicing guitar until you’re comfortable enough to play a gig,or exercise four times a week.Stick to your goals seriously. 
●When you are to break a promise or a goal,take a deep breath and think about why you set the goal in the first place.That long term commitment is more important than your momentary impulse(冲动).
●Make sure your goals are specific.　19　 
●Try setting up a punishment and reward system for yourself.　20　Likewise,if you decide to skip a workout,make up for it by working out twice as long the next day.Practices like these will lead to control over your desires and actions. 
●Make specific long-term goals with specific short-term ways to achieve them.
A.Keep your goals positive.
B.Remind yourself of your goals regularly.
C.General goals are much easier to forget about.
D.Focusing on the future will help you behave in the present.
E.Move up to harder goals like making the starting basketball team.
F.If you go a week sticking to a strict diet,give yourself a “cheat day”.
G.Stick with your goals and soon you’ll be in total control of your thoughts and actions.
第二部分　语言运用(共两节,满分30分)
第一节　完形填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)
阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
(2021·山东德州二模)
I tightly held the seat under me as the jeep raced forward,bouncing me into the air.I,a bookish Manhattanite,　21　 solo north of the Arctic Circle to the Swedish Lapland.I didn’t want to 　22　 my fortieth birthday as a day I was chained with my office work.Feeling an urgency to live life to the 　23　,I answered the call of the wild. 
I booked a Husky sledding tour and 　24　 myself that I would be safe on the journey.Yet,I still doubted my ability to steer the 　25　 dogs.What if the sled stopped halfway and the 　26　 began to crack under us? 
After struggling into multiple layers of clothing,I boarded and looked like a fat monster.With the pack of Huskies,erupting in the 　27　 of barks and howls,I hit the open rough road.While speeding down,I could even hear the snow crunching under us.With 　28　 eyes,I tried to avoid any possible dangers.I didn’t want to put my own life 　29　. 
Eventually,the pack of Huskies had brought my 　30　 into the unknown.A vast stretch of wild opened before us.Tall conifers(松柏)　31　 a tunnel of trees.I desired to catch a glimpse of the native wildlife—the quiet moose,the arctic fox,the magical reindeer,which seemed straight from a storybook.I was searching,like the Huskies,all senses 　32　,eager for adventure. 
I strained my eyes as far as they could see 　33　 paths met milky-white sky.Perhaps the earth and the heaven were one.Perhaps life wasn’t so much about 　34　 the reins(缰绳) but letting go and trusting the adventure.Perhaps we even need a little rough weather,the slippery snow,to experience the 　35　 of challenging the wild. 
21.A.hiked B.settled
C.traveled D.dreamed
22.A.get along with B.look back on
C.make up for D.keep up with
23.A.fullest B.largest
C.fairest D.coldest
24.A.requested B.declared
C.forgave D.convinced
25.A.freezing B.emotional
C.dangerous D.energetic
26.A.car B.ice
C.rock D.air
27.A.noise B.sight
C.record D.song
28.A.watchful B.sensitive
C.patient D.generous
29.A.with ease B.under control
C.at risk D.in return
30.A.thought B.work
C.future D.journey
31.A.grew B.created
C.lifted D.covered
32.A.alert B.absent
C.dull D.obvious
33.A.muddy B.snowy
C.tough D.busy
34.A.loosening B.fixing
C.tightening D.breaking
35.A.pain B.sorrow
C.hope D.joy
第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)
阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
(2021·浙江丽水高二期末)
Are we alone in the universe?Scientists have spent years 36.　　　　　(search) deep into space for signs of life beyond our planet.Now they’ve discovered what might be life on Venus. 
Venus is the second planet from the sun in our solar system.It’s one of the brightest 37.(object) in the night sky.Several billion years ago,the surfaces of Venus and Earth may have been 38.　　　　　(much) similar than now.But today,the surface of Venus is too hot for life.And until recently,Venus’s thick clouds were thought to be too poisonous for a living thing 39.　　　　　　　　　　　(survive) there. 
40.　　　　　 September 14,in the journal Nature Astronomy,scientists reported the discovery of a chemical 41.　　　　　(call) phosphine(磷化氢) in the clouds of Venus.On Earth,phosphine gas 42.　　　　　　　　(give) off by living things.Scientists aren’t yet able to prove that life on Venus is 43.　　　　　 is producing the phosphine.But they can’t explain the source of the gas in any other way. 
The discovery of life beyond Earth would teach us more about the universe 44. our place in it.To Sousa-Silva,Harvard University astrochemist,it would say something about our 45.　　　　　　(important).“I like finding out that we as humans aren’t that special,” she says. 
第三部分　写作(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
(2021·山东泰安高二期末)
“中华泰山成人礼”倡导全市高中生登泰山活动已经启动,你们班决定近期组织参加。假设你是班长李华,请你用英语拟定一份活动方案,内容包括:
1.集合时间、地点;
2.行程安排;
3.注意事项。
注意:
1.词数应为80左右;
2.文中不要出现真实校名、班级。
 
 
 
 
第二节(满分25分)
阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。
(2021·山东济南高二期末)
One sunny afternoon,Janes,a seven-year-old girl whose parents went to their farm to harvest corns,was left home with their dog,Yeller.Feeling rather bored,she decided to go out for an adventure alone.With a toy gun in her hand and a whistle around her neck,Jane crossed a large area of grassland into the woods before she realized that she was lost.
Sitting on a rock and wondering what to do,Jane began crying.After a while,she decided to walk along a wide path lined with tall trees and thick bushes.It was getting dark,but she still couldn’t find her way home.Suddenly,she heard a strange noise,which was actually the sound of wind blowing leaves.She ran quickly in the woods until there was no road ahead but a river.She lost her toy gun while running.Cold and scared,Jane sat down near the river and fell asleep against a tree.
Her parents were back from work but could not find their daughter.Deeply worried about Jane’s safety,they locked the door and went out to search for her.
Their dog,Yeller,was left at home.He noticed something was wrong because it was dark but there was nobody home.He sensed that Jane was in danger.He tried to get out,but the door was locked.He jumped through a window,looked in the fields but couldn’t find her anywhere.However,from the ground came a familiar smell as he lowered his head.He followed the smell and walked across the grassland until he found the toy gun.But Jane was not there.The dog circled around the woods,barking loudly into the air.
注意:续写词数应为150左右。
Jane opened her eyes and heard Yeller barking nearby. 
 
 
 
 
Weak and hungry,Jane walked back home with Yeller leading the way. 
 
 
 
 

答案：
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。文章分别介绍了美国的四座有着悠久历史的国家公园,也介绍了每个公园拥有的怡人风景。
1.A　细节理解题。根据四个国家公园的“Date of Establishment”可知,Sequoia National Park为“September 25,1890”,Yosemite National Park 为“October 1,1890”,Mount Rainier National Park 为“March 2,1899”,Crater Lake National Park为 “May 22,1902”。通过四个公园建立的时间的对比可知,Sequoia National Park是建立时间最早的,因此是最古老的。
2.B　细节理解题。根据Yosemite National Park标题下的 “Between glacially sculpted cliffs and the towering waterfalls stretching out of the side of the mountains”以及Mount Rainier National Park标题下的“glacial landscape”可知,Yosemite National Park 和 Mount Rainier National Park 这两座公园都有冰川风景。
3.C　细节理解题。根据Crater Lake National Park标题下的“It sits in the middle of a dead volcano.”可知,Crater Lake位于一座死火山的中心。
【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。Cynthia Phillips给Koch老师打电话咨询在线学习工具的技术问题时,Koch通过Phillips的说话声音察觉到异样,意识到Phillips可能有麻烦。Koch给校长打电话,校长判断Phillips可能中风了。Phillips被及时送往医院,避免了严重后果的发生。
4.D　细节理解题。根据第二段中的“Her words were so jumbled that Koch could barely understand her,though she was able to make out that Phillips had fallen four times that day.”可知,当Koch接到Phillips的电话后,她发现Phillips不能清楚地表达自己。
5.D　细节理解题。根据第三段中的“Lovelady asked his office manager to send an ambulance to the grandmother’s home.Then Lovelady called Vandiebilt Mathews and Keytria Burt-Walker,two deans in the school district,to tell them what was going on”可知,Lovelady对Phillips的病做了迅速的反应,帮助挽救了Phillips的生命。
6.B　细节理解题。根据倒数第二段中的“Thanks to an extended stay in the hospital,she has regained most of the movement throughout her body except for one hand and a portion of her mouth,which affects her speech.”可知,中风给Phillips留下的一个坏影响是她说话不清楚。
7.C　代词指代题。根据“Many teachers there gave their personal phone numbers to students and families in case they needed extra help.”可知,根据就近指代原则,此处的they指的是“students and families”。
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。2020年9月21日,科学家宣布,在过去40年里,北极海冰已经减少了三分之二。这是令人震惊的极地变暖趋势的一部分,已经在全球范围内产生影响。
8.C　推理判断题。根据第二段中的“This year’s minimum was reached on September 15,at 3.74 million m2 compared with the previous low—4.17 million m2—set in 2007.”可知,第二段中的数字告诉我们海冰数量大幅下降。
9.B　细节理解题。第二段中提道:北极变暖会影响北极地区和更南部地区的气温差异。这可能反过来会造成更严重的高温、干旱、洪水以及对农业的潜在影响。我们所有人都将更多地受到气候崩溃的灾难性影响。由此可知,北极海冰消融会导致全球气候紧急情况。
10.D　主旨大意题。根据最后一段“We need to hit the reset button right now on how we look after each other and Arctic sea ice to help our planet cope with the climate breakdown.”可知,最后一段主要呼吁公众保护北极海冰。
11.C　主旨大意题。通读全文可知,在过去40年里,北极海冰已经减少了三分之二。这是令人震惊的极地变暖趋势的一部分,已经在全球范围内产生影响。由此可知,“全球变暖导致北极海冰融化”最符合文章标题。
【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。19岁才开始登山的阿诺特在第一次登山后就爱上了这项运动。之后,她全身心地投入到学习如何爬山和穿越高山之中。经过数次的困难和挑战,终于在2016年5月23日,32岁的阿诺特在没有使用氧气设备的情况下登上了珠穆朗玛峰。
12.D　细节理解题。根据第一段第一句“It was May 23,2016.Arnot,the 32-year-old mountain guide,reached the top of Qomolangma without the use of oxygen (O2) equipment.”可知,2016年5月23日,32岁的阿诺特在没有使用氧气设备的情况下登上了珠穆朗玛峰峰顶。
13.B　细节理解题。根据第四段最后一句“After my first climbing,I knew immediately that mountains are what I want—as that is where I felt home for the first time in my life.”可知,阿诺特爱上登山是因为登山让她第一次有家的感觉,即山给了她家一样的舒适和安慰感。
14.A　细节理解题。根据第四段第一句“Arnot didn’t start climbing until she was 19 years old.”可知,阿诺特直到19岁才开始登山。
15.A　推理判断题。根据倒数第二段第一句与第三句可知,阿诺特第一次爬山之后,她全身心地投入到学习如何爬山和穿越高山之中;虽然腿受了伤无法进行无氧登山,但她还是没有放弃登山,这说明了阿诺特非常有决心。根据最后一段最后一句中的“So much of Arnot’s life has been about pushing the limits of her abilities”可知,阿诺特一生的大部分时间都在挑战自己的能力极限,这说明了阿诺特非常勇敢。
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了制定目标的重要性。
16.D　上文“Instead of focusing on the moment,look toward bigger goals like success in school or sports.”指出我们要将眼光放长远。D选项“着眼于未来将有助于你现在的表现。”符合语境,且D选项中的“the future”与上文的“the moment”形成逻辑对比关系。故选D项。
17.B　上文“Write down your goals and hang them up where you can see them regularly.”说明要将自己设立的目标挂在显眼的地方以提醒自己。B选项“经常提醒自己你的目标。”符合文意。
18.A　根据下文“Get straight A’s,keep practicing guitar until you’re comfortable enough to play a gig,or exercise four times a week.” 可知,设空处内容应当和频率有关,且频率应当较高。所填的句子位于段首,应当起总领的作用,A选项“积极地保持你的目标。”可作为主题句。
19.C　通过上文主题句“Make sure your goals are specific.” 可知,后面的句子应当与目标明确有关。C选项“一般性的笼统目标更容易忘记。”与前面的目标明确形成对比。
20.F　根据上文“Try setting up a punishment and reward system for yourself.”可知,前面提到了奖励和惩罚,那么设空处应当讲述奖励和惩罚的一些方式、案例。F选项“如果你坚持一周严格节食,可以给自己一个‘放松日’。”正好是“奖惩制度”的体现。
【语篇解读】本文是一篇夹叙夹议文。文章结合作者一个人独自穿越北极的经历,最后指出人生需要的不是勒紧缰绳,而是放手,要相信冒险,体验大自然的乐趣。
21.C　根据下文“solo north of the Arctic Circle to the Swedish Lapland”可知,作者独自进行了长途旅行(traveled)。
22.B　根据下文“my fortieth birthday as a day I was chained with my office work”可知,此处指作者不想回顾(looked back on)40岁生日时被看作是锁在办公室里的一天。
23.A　live one’s life to the fullest“充实的生活”。to the fullest意为“尽情地,最大限度地”。
24.D　根据下文“ I would be safe on the journey”可知,此处指作者让自己相信(convinced)旅途是安全的。
25.D　根据下文“With the pack of Huskies,erupting in the 　　　of barks and howls”可知,此处指作者怀疑自己是否有能力驾驭这些精力充沛的(energetic)狗。 
26.B　根据 “began to crack under us”中的“crack”可知,此处指冰(ice)开始裂开。
27.A　根据下文“of barks and howls”可知,在咆哮声中声音(noise)中,作者冲上了崎岖不平的道路。
28.A　根据下文“I tried to avoid any possible dangers”可知,此处指作者用警戒的(watchful)眼神,避免危险。
29.C　根据前文“I tried to avoid any possible dangers”可知,此处指作者不想拿自己的生命冒险。put...at risk“使……处于危险中”。at risk与danger为同义词语复现。
30.D　根据前文“I would be safe on the journey”可知,此处指爱斯基摩狗把我带到了一个未知的旅途中(journey)。journey为同词复现。
31.B　根据上文“Tall conifers”和下文“ a tunnel of trees”可知,此处指高大的松柏形成了(created)一条树林隧道。
32.A　根据上文“I was searching,like the Huskies,”可知,此处指作者像爱斯基摩狗一样的机警。alert “机警的,警惕的”。
33.B　根据后文“met milky-white sky.Perhaps the earth and the heaven were one”可知,路和乳白色的天空浑然一体,天地合一,所以此处指我看着雪白的(snowy)路。下文的“the slippery snow”处也有提示。
34.C　根据下文“but letting go(要放手)”可知,此处指不是勒紧缰绳。此处tightening和let go为翻译词语复现。
35.D　根据下文“challenging the wild”可知,此处指体验大自然的乐趣(joy)。
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。科学家们一直在太空深处寻找地球以外的生命迹象。
36.searching　考查非谓语动词。spend time(in) doing sth“花费时间做某事”,故填searching。
37.objects　考查名词的数。one of+形容词最高级+复数名词,故填objects。
38.more　考查比较等级。句意:几十亿年前,金星和地球的表面可能比现在更相似。more...than...“比……更……”。
39.to survive　考查非谓语动词。句意:直到最近,人们还认为金星厚厚的云层有毒,生物无法在那里生存。too...to...“太……而不能……”。
40.On　考查介词。在具体的某一天,用介词On。
41.called　考查非谓语动词。名词chemical与call之间为被动关系,所以用过去分词作定语。
42.is given　考查时态和语态。根据文章时态可知,用一般现在时。主语phosphine gas与give之间为被动关系,所以用被动语态,且主语gas是不可数名词,故填is given。
43.what　考查名词性从句。此处是表语从句,从句缺少主语,所以用连接词what。
44.and　考查连词。句意:地球之外生命的发现将使我们了解更多关于宇宙和我们在宇宙中的位置。前后之间为并列关系,所以用连词and。
45.importance　考查名词。所填的词被形容词性物主代词our修饰,所以用名词形式,故填importance。
写作
第一节
To encourage students to take exercise and relax their mind,we’re going to organize a mountain-climbing activity on April 10.
We’re to gather at the school gate and start off at 7:20 a.m.by bus and get back at 7:00 p.m.We’ll climb Mountain Tai in the morning,at the top of which we’ll have a picnic at noon.In the afternoon we’ll be divided into groups and have some free time.
Remember to take photos and keep a record for the photo exhibition or the essay contest to be held later at our school.Besides,take your lunch and drinking water with you.
第二节
Jane opened her eyes and heard Yeller barking nearby.Excitedly,she tried to yell to make herself heard but in vain because her voice was too weak.Suddenly,it occurred to her that she brought with her a whistle.She blew it with all her strength and the whistle pierced through the night sky.Yeller heard it and rushed towards the river.They were very glad and Yeller jumped around and licked her face.
Weak and hungry,Jane walked back home with Yeller leading the way.Approaching home,she found her parents waiting anxiously out of the door.They were just about to call the police when they heard Yeller’s barking.Seeing their daughter and dog coming back,they burst into tears of relief.That night,Jane had a large piece of cake while Yeller had a hero’s supper:a huge meal of steak.