选择性必修 第一册Unit 4 Body Language达标测试

这是一份选择性必修 第一册Unit 4 Body Language达标测试，共5页。试卷主要包含了基础巩固，应用输出，语篇提升等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、基础巩固
A组 基础词准确填写
1． n. 航空公司
2． n. (海或湖的)湾
3． n. 手艺；工艺；技艺
4． n. 古物；古董 adj. 古老的；古董的
5． vi. (arse, arisen)起身；出现；由……引起
6． adj. 巨大的；非常严重的
7． adj. 准备前往(某地)；一定会
8． n. 风景；景色
9． adj. 令人惊叹的；可怕的；很好的
10． adj. 壮观的；壮丽的；惊人的 n. 壮丽的场面；精彩的表演
11． n. 顶峰；山峰；尖形
12． n. 最好或最精彩的部分 vt. 突出；强调；使醒目
13． vi.& vt. 钻(孔)；打(眼) n. 钻(头)；训练；演习
14． n. (als shpping mall) 购物商场；购物广场
15． vt. 预料；预见；期望
16． n. 束；串；捆
17． n. 霜；严寒天气；霜冻 vt. 使蒙上霜 vi. 结霜
18． n. 窗帘
19． n. 国界；边界(地区)
B组 派生词精准变形
1．pleasant adj. 令人愉快的；友好的→ n. 愉快；开心→ adj. 高兴的； 满意的
2．literally adv. 字面上；真正地→ adj. 文学的； 文学上的→ n. 文学； 文学作品
3．breath n. 呼吸的空气→ v. 呼吸
4．freezing adj. 极冷的；冰冻的→ vi.& vt. (frze, frzen)结冰；(使)冻住→ adj. 冻僵；冻住
C组 重点短语双向记
1． 令人惊叹
2． 去户外
3． 是……的产地
4．a bunch f
5．wake up
6．all in all
D组 常考句式巧应用
(教材P38)Seen frm the train windw, the muntains and frests f Canada lked massive.从火车车窗往外看，加拿大的山脉和森林看起来非常壮观。
Seen frm the train windw为过去分词短语作状语
因为写得匆忙，这篇文章不是很好。

二、应用输出
A组 词形转换
用括号内单词的正确形式填空。
1．This is an (antique) which is t valuable.
2．The past few weeks f her life had been the mst (pleasure) she culd remember.
3．Prblems (arise) ut f the lack f cmmunicatin nw.
4．I held my (breathe) and sank under the water.
5．The flwers were clurful and the (scene) was magnificent.
6．They remain stranded in (freeze) weather.
7．Fr me, the (highlight) f the bk was when the tw main characters gt married.
B组 固定用法和常考句式
用1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式填空。
1．N sner I reached hme than it began t rain.
2． (discuss) many times, the prblems were settled at last.
3．The beautiful view frm the tp f the muntain tk my breath .
4．He gave bunch f flwers t his girlfriend.
5．All all, ging t China n my wn was a beautiful experience.
C组 课文语法填空
在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
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三、语篇提升
A 阅读理解
The American travel website cmpany Trip Advisr publishes a list f the wrld's best beaches every year. Tday, we are ging t sme f this year's tp 10 beaches in the wrld.
1．Baia d Sanch, Brazil
It is named as this year's best beach in the wrld. Its water is calm and clear. Its sand is fine and sft. But getting t Baia d Sanch is nt s easy. It is n Fernand de Nrnha, a vlcanic island mre than 300 kilmeters ff Brazil's cast. Travellers must take a plane r bat frm majr cities in nrthern Brazil t get there. And n mre than 420 visitrs can be n the island at ne time.
2．Grace Bay, Turks and Caics
While Baia d Sanch is difficult t get t, Trip Advisr's secnd­ranked beach culd nt be much easier fr turists t reach. This beach has impssibly clean and clear waters and pure white sand. Its calm waters make it extremely safe fr swimming, snrkeling (潜水), r simply flating. Once n land, many visitrs enjy walking­bareft fr several kilmeters n the sft, warm sand.
3．Eagle Beach, Aruba
T get t the third­best beach, we head suth t the Dutch Caribbean island f Aruba. Like Grace Bay, Eagle Beach has clear, calm waters and sft white sand. It ffers visitrs a chance t try different water sprts, including tubing and jet skiing. Eagle Beach may be best knwn, hwever, fr its dramatic sunsets. On clear nights, the sky turns red, range, and purple.
4．Playa Parais, Cuba
The furth­best beach is Playa Parais, an island ff f Cuba's suthern cast. It has a fun, laid­back restaurant fr thse wh wish t eat and drink. There is little else n the beach. And that is exactly what visitrs like abut it. Peple cme here fr the sugar­like sand and calm waters filled with clurful wildlife.
1．Which f the fllwing best describes Baia d Sanch?
A. It receives thusands f visitrs each time.
B. It is near Brazil's cast.
C. It can nly be visited by plane.
D. It is hard t reach.
2．What may Grace Bay, Turks and Caics attract turists?
A. Its clean and safe waters.
B. Its quiet bank fr hiking.
C. Its dangerus psitin.
D. Its clurful sand.
3．What can visitrs mainly find n Playa Parais, Cuba?
A. Clurful waters.
B. A fun eating place.
C. Different water sprts.
D. Nthing n the beach.
B 七选五
When the winter cmes, millins f Americans realize they dn't feel as happy as usual, and may be depressed. If yu're ne f them, yu may be suffering frm “seasnal affective disrder” r SAD, whse symptms include exhaustin, difficulty cncentrating, sleep prblems, bdy aches and pains, and a lss f interest in activities yu nrmally enjy. eq \a\vs4\al( 1 )
Take extra Vitamin D.
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Mst researchers agree that the peple wh fall victim t SAD mst ften are particularly sensitive t the lack f light. Weather permitting, g fr a walk. In yur hme r ffice, try sitting clse t a windw that faces suth.
Increase exercise.
Althugh exercising may be abut the last thing yu want t d and wuld rather curl up with a bk r watch a DVD, studies have shwn that upping yur exercise rutine can cunteract SAD. And experts advise exercising at least 20 minutes a day at least three times a week. eq \a\vs4\al( 4 ) The benefits are als lng­lasting. The lnger yu d it, the mre benefit yu'll get.
Eat mre fish.
eq \a\vs4\al( 5 ) Studies have fund that peple wh have lw levels f tw chemicals fund in fish, EPA and DHA, are at increased risk fr depressin. Either eat mre fish—at least three times a week—r take fish il capsules t cmbat SAD.
Althugh dark winter days get yu dwn, dn't wrry because nature is always waiting t help. Just enjy the winter days and benefit frm nature!
A. Take medicine.
B. Get mre light.
C. If the weather permits, take a walk.
D. Any type f exercise ffers benefits.
E. Fatty fish cntain mega­3 fatty acids.
F. T fight SAD, here are sme easy, natural ways.
G. S the Vitamin D Cuncil recmmends at least 2, 000 IU daily.
C 完形填空
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1．A. received
B. pened
C. checked
D. packed
2．A. hard
B. cmmn
C. heavy
D. big
3．A. reminded
B. required
C. infrmed
D. warned
4．A. mved
B. bught
C. cllected
D. fund
5．A. causes
B. risk
C. signs
D. recrd
6．A. tasks
B. changes
C. dreams
D. plans
7．A. understd
B. trusted
C. lved
D. respected
8．A. wait
B. head
C. lk
D. pay
9．A. encuraged
B. relaxed
C. determined
D. excited
10．A. debates
B. thughts
C. memries
D. questins
11．A. cncentrate
B. cntinue
C. advise
D. answer
12．A. cnfusin
B. wrry
C. sadness
D. peace
13．A. enjy
B. rganize
C. supprt
D. take
14．A. decide
B. frget
C. believe
D. keep
15．A. lst
B. unexpected
C. unknwn
D. buried