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Book5Unit1同步评估(2022-2023)第2期第2期2093Book5Unit1同步评估6标3高B★★女改改第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）Within 22 months it became the bestselling cleaner in the Uk.39 James says根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选that "when things are hard,you have to look at a problem like a race:ItMany Korean words are actually borrowings from English.These areof movies that appeared on TV.It became a fun game!My students loved it项中有两项为多余选项。ems as though ycan'tthrough the pain barrieEnglish words that have been accepted into the Korean language as Korean,when I wrote Korean and helped me learn even more.Learning to read andjames dyson attended art school painting beautiful obiects but he soonsuch as iced tea,shopping and pizza.However,they are pronouncedwrite Korean didn't equal fluency.I didn't understand most of what I read.(障碍)，you'see the end and be okay..40found it wasn't enough 36 He enioved creating new things and was able toToday.there are not just vacuums around that Dyson has invented:theredifferently.To communicate these words properly in Korean,you need to sayBut mastering this small skill was a big step in getting used to my new life ineed landing boat ard,with it,hisfor erthem with a Korean accent.are also fans,washing machines,hand driers and taps with a hand drier built in.Korea.takesAfter university,I decided to move to Daegu,South Korea,to teachhelps him improve creativity and soEnglish for a year.All my research told me it wasn't necessary to learn24.What was the author's opinion on Korean before she went to South Korea?Take problems like vacuum cleaners(真空吸尘器)hat1ose suction(吸A.And it made James famousKorean.So when I left for Korea,the only Korean word in my vocabulary wasA.It helped her English teaching.B.James tried to fix them one by one.kimchi(泡菜).B.It contained many English words.力).Could the technology he'd first spotted on a sawmill(锯木厂)work in aC.People thought it would never take off at first.When I arrived in Seoul,I was greatly surprised by the unusual KoreanC.It had an accent similar to English.vacuum cleaner?He removed the bag from his old vacuum and replaced it withD.It enriched her English vocabulary.a crude prototype(简的模型).37D.He wanted to make things and so James studied architecturewriting.Lines and circles were everywhere I looked;only some were translatedinto English.On the bus riding to Daegu,Korean was on every sign we passed.25.How did the author feel on her arrival in Seoul?During the five years it took to develop his first vacuum cleaner,JamesE.He also wanted to prt his invenion when they copied itIt upset me that I couldn't read anything.I looked at the bus ticket in myA.She was confused by the Korean writing.was trying to get other companies to accept his new technology.38 So heF.Often,just around the corer is where the solution will be found.hands-more lines and circles.My eyes settled on one symbol-it lookedB.She was astonished by the interesting scenery at the bus stop.had to get a patent on some of his designs.It took 15 years for James toG.More than 5,000 prototypes later and along came the first bagless vacuumlike a phone hanging on a wall.I searched the passing scenery for this sameC.She was discouraged by the long journey to her new home.finally launch the Dyson DC01 vacuum cleaner in 1993 under his own namecleaner.symbol.Later,I would discover this symbol was the first part of the name ofD.She was impressed by the lines and circles translated into English.26.Why did the author read Korean words in all kinds of places?(第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）●】my new home.The first word I learned to read in Korean was bibimbap(石锅拌饭).MyA.To prove her teaching method.B.To take chances to practice.Irish coworker taught it to me at a restaurant."It's easy to find on a menu.C.To find out the rules behind Korean.第一节（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）From then on,he didn't look back and was full of praise for everyone阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可who 56 him during his successes He honed his story could 57 a few othershe said.“It has so many‘b'sounds in the name.”She wrote out the wholeD.To provide her students with entertainment.Korean alphabet (and described how to put letters together.I learned27.What can be learned about the author from the last paragraph?以填入空白处的最佳选项。people.He said,"Start now and keep doing your best.If you come in58,sodone sothat the letters go together to form“blocks”,or syllables(音节).Blocks goA.She was highly praised by her students.★★★☆☆what？You havemething and will be the envy(成为美幕的对象)oftogether to form words.B.She was willing to learn more from movies.Do you think you are too old to do something?Just go online and 41others who don't 59 Remember,you're never too 60.From then on I learned written Korean quickly.I sounded out words I readC.She has a long way to go to master Korean.the video of John Harrison doing the 50m backstroke in 2014.on subway ads.I sounded out dishes on menus.I even sounded out the namesD.She has developed a fun game to help her teaching.R watchHe42the 100-104 yearsthat 43.The 100worldrecord by 15nds!Yes,you41.A.chaC.useD.make104 years group!B.heldkeptG★★★★☆●43.A.carefullyB.proudlyC.correctlyD.freelyman to set records in that age group.The applause (is long-lasting and44.A.interestingC.privateD.excitingHave you ever wondered why breathalyzers(呼吸测醉器)aren'tcatchingheartfelt from all the crowd.A(n)44 moment.inalists in the Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge,whichJohn loved swimming.He still tried to keep 45 by swimming in his last45.A.safeB.closeC.fitD.warmenough drunk drivers?With thousands upon thousands of deaths and injuriesaims to encourage middle school students to think creatively and use the power46.A.simplvB.highlyC.openlyD.lightlycaused by drunk drivers,something else must be done,right?of science to find possible solutions to everyday problems.These young13-year-old Krishna Reddy,from Wichita Falls,Texas aims to do just thascientists are judged on their scientific knowledge,creativity and exceptional食47.A.approachB beliefC startD successeak 46 of him saying he“w48.A.humorouslyB.seriouslyC.generallyD.shortly含精ht candas(街communication skills.And the finalists can work with 3M scientists to developJohn was bom in Farnborough on 25 July,1914And his 4749.A.enjoyB.acceptC.playD.swiman invention that positively influences them their family their community oswimming was novel(新奇的).“When I was five years old,on the way homeIt's based on how enlarged the person's pupils are,and Reddy made thethe global population.from school,I came across a small pond(池塘)，”he said48.“So I went50.A.gueedB disredatedC.sade Doled perswimming.It taught me two things.One,to 49 and two,not to drink the51.A.nervous0.8.A.began8.What is Reddys purposeof inventing the device?waterWhen we look into a bright light,our pupils get smaller;when it becomesA.To warn of a health risk.53.A.taughtC.disappearedB.forcedC.advisedD.remindeB.To find out pollution sources.ents 50 two years later that I was still doing it.They54.A.competitively B.realisticallyC.comfortablyD.necessarilydark,our pupns cmage o get bigger.Ins is known as the pupillary reflexC.To punish drunk drivers on the road.t.But their anger soon 52 when I said,didh get asthma(55.A.work outB.take upC.depend onD.go throughalcohol and some drugs-make our pupils getD.To reduce alcohol-and drug-related accidentslast winter.'They then bought me a costume and 53 me swimming56.A.foundB.answeredD.introducedsmaller while others-like cocaine-make them enlarge.C.supportedReddy wrote a software program where the device measures how much29.How does Reddy's invention differ from ordinary breathalyzers?skills.57 A includeB.encourageC.saveD.control6A.It can run on a computer.B.It can measure drug taking.However,John didn't start swimming 54 until his wife told him to stop58 A firstB.onlvC.onceD lastC It can exercise a person's reflexesteaching swimming and life-saving classes and 55 the sport for himself at59.A.tryB.stopC.careD.know(how it enlarges or does not).Then,it is recorded into an Excel computer file.d.It can encourage the reusing of everyday obiectsthe age of 79.60.A.strongC.easyD oldOrdinary breathalyzers measure the amount of alcohol in someone's30.Which of the following words best describes Reddy?breath,but are limited to alcohol;they do not measure drugs.Reddy'sC Traditional.D.Restless.invention can help spot any drug or alcohol that affects the pupils.In his video3L.what】appened to Reddy after he invencd the device?第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）thought if people were equipped 66.this knowledge,it couldabout the project,Reddy said that his device can discover when a driver'sB.He got on well with other finalists阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或话号内单词的正确形式help fight malnutrition(营养不良).That's when he created Food Plantsreflexes are affected and finally cut down on traffic crashes.You probably know fruits and vegetables are part of a healthy diet,but doInternational.Reddy s idea has been noticed.He s been announced as one of theD.He was recognized by many scientists.you know what particular nutrients they hold?If you were asked 61.Food Plants International is a database(数据库)67.(allowD★★★★pare)a ritionally balanced meal usng vetable(plant)could you?of platar thel ad mof plants that arnativtheir area and to lear about theirThe Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded on 4th October"Imagine that you're walking across a field on a summer's morning.YouFor many people,the ansyto both of th63(question)iand how to groem.Sincethation 68.to two U.S.-based scientists.Their discoveries show how the human bodyno,and many years ago,agricultural scientist Bruce Frenchwalk barefoot (without shoes or socks).You can feel the warmth of the sun.theone of them(found),it hasgrown to include moreBruce was teaching agriculture to students in Papua NewGuinea whensenses temperature and touch.The prizewinners,David Julius and Ardemcoolness of the morning dew ()You can feel the gentle summer wind andhBruce's efforts have helped people all over the world learn 69.04.(gradual)realized he didn't have much knowledge on plants thatPatapoutian,worked separately.Their work "really unlocks one of the secretsthe fine surface of grass under your feet"said Patrik Ernfors.He is a(much)knowledge about the nutrition of plants than before,some ofof nature,"announced Thomas Perlmann.He is secretary-general of the Nobelresearcher at Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.Those impressions,he said,arewere native to that area.As 65.result.he started researching.70.may even grow right next door!His organization continues toCommittee.Through this research,he realized that many people all over the worldall possible because of receptors in our body.The research of Julius andresearch and add more information to the database in an effort to fightDavid Julius works at the University of California.At midnight,the soundPatapoutian helps us find those receptors.don't have a strong understanding of nutritional resources ()Brucemalnutrition.of his phone woke him up.He received messages from his sister-in-law.Astranger called her to ask for his number.She didn't want to give his number32.What did the strangant to do?KEY CORNERLEXICAL CHUNKS第3版3.is linked to4.put forwardout.So she passed the person's contact information to Julius."I thought it wasa joke,"Julius said,laughing..To play ajokester-in-law,受到霍乱威胁的普通百姓CHECKING CORNERanalyse:draw a conclusion上期练题参考答案们的体内To get in toucrith Ardem PatapoutianPartPart2Capsaicin,found in chile peppers ()makes people's mouths burn.Intisfiedhis research,.Julius discovered a receptor(感受器)on nerve cells(神经细胞)C.To inform Julius he won the Nobel Prize德2 NG TASKS4,由病传播c.announce2.cured/to be curedTRPV1.Capsaicin can make TRPVI start working.He also foundD.To report how Julius made his discovery.5.put forward a theorTRP Works when there is painful heat.He and Patapoutian.ach n heir33.Which was discovered by both Julius and Patapoutian?found another eor略k.略Task.略B.1.de3.scientific4.to 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