Unit1Advertising5同步練習(xí)

1、Unit 1 Advertising 5 同步練習(xí)I .完形填空（一）This year, our youngest daughter, Shelly , is four. She received an unusual Christmas _1_ from"Santa ”t was a beautiful bubble-maker , a simple mach ine of p lastic and cloth. The inven torpro mised it would create huge bubbles , _2_ eno ugh to swallow a four-

2、 year-old kid. Both Shellyand I _3_ trying it out , but it was dark , so we ' d have to wait until the next day.Later that night , I _4_ the instructions of the machine while Shelly played alone with some ofher other new toys. The inven tor of the bubble-maker had _5_ all types of soa ps for mak

3、ingbubbles and found that one kind of soa p created the best bubbles. I _6_ to buy some the nextday.The next morning , I _7_ very early because of the noise in the house. Shelly was up. I knew inmy slee py mind that Christmas Day festivities would soon beg in , so I got up and made my waytowards the

4、 kitchen to make coffee. In the hallway , I _8_ my daughter, already wide awake ,with the bubble-maker in her little hand. The magicof Christmas morning _9_ in herfour- year-old heart. Her eyes were shi ning with exciteme nt,and she asked, “ Daddy can we makebubbles now ?"I rubbed my eyes and _

5、10_looked towards the win dow,where the sky was only beginning tolighte n. I looked towards the kitche n.“Shelly ” I said ,“it 'too early. I haven teven had my coffee yet. ” Her smile_11_.Immediately , I felt I broke her heart.Then I said".yeMinutes later , we got to a store _12_ , and in n

6、o time at all we were outcreati ng bubbles together.1.A . presentB.wishC. dreamD.p la n2.A. colorfulB.largeC. beautifulD.bright3.A . thought highly ofB.made use ofC. looked forward toD .looked dow n upon4.A. wroteB.readC. acceptedD . hid5.A. soldB . tastedC. p roducedD . tried6.A. beggedB . stoppedC

7、 . decidedD. hesitated7.A . stood upB . woke upC . turned aroundD . watched out8.A . imp ressedB . surp risedC . scoldedD . met9.A . brokeB . failedC . grewD . struggled10.A . criedB . laughedC . screamedD . refused11.A . sp readB . disa pp earedC . improvedD . lied12.A . bravelyB . pro udlyC . care

8、fullyD . quicklyn 完形填空（二）Today we read a p assage about“ dying to beIthwas abodta Can adia n actress 1.lost 7 kg in 2had to go to hospital because she took some weigh-loss pills. Shemon ths.2.,the pills contained something that causes liver failure ,so she had to get3.new liver. A young Chinese man

9、donated more than half ofhis liver to save4.life.Recently, my cousin learned about a new weightless pill 5.she really wants to try it. I ' vetold her the story of the actress , but she didnt listen. Soney 12 , buthas become a girl who isworried 6.her figure and how she looks. She ofte n refuses

10、to eat. My aunt is worriedthat my cous in will buy the p ills in secret. She says health is p riceless. She thinks that childre nyou think I should do ?must eat properly as they are growing all the time. What 7.8.can I help my cousin ?m 閱讀理解Full of beauty , happiness and a healthy love of life , the

11、 Bulgarian（保加利亞人的 ）festivals andcustoms date back to old time when man tried to live in peace with nature. The merriest andrichest festivals are Christmas and the New Year, when the so-called “ sourvakari makes theround of house with wishes for health and wealth. Other main festivals in clude“ ladou

12、vane "holiday for young girls on New Year' Day or Midsummer Day （24th June）, Shrovetide andMummers' Games which mark the start of spring, and“ lazrouvane a ”aitional festival for loveand family , health and richness. And among them, the widely popular and typical Bulgariancustoms and fe

13、stivals are"marte nitsas" and rose-p ick ing.Every year on March 1st, the Bulgaria ns give each other “ marte nitsas a "small doll made ofwhite and red strings , a symbol of the beginning of spring , health and happiness.In late May and early June every year , the rose-pick ing seas o

14、n starts in the Valley of Roses whichis between the Balkan Range and the Sredna Gora Mountains. Rose- picking starts at dawn , beforesun rise and before the pl easa nt smell of the rose has disa pp eared. The Bulgaria n rose p roduces 70p erce nt of the world's rose oil which is used/by/twell-kn

15、own perfume（ 香水）company as abasic element of its products. This is the time of the Festival of Roses , celebrated with carnivals ,happy activities , folk songs and dan ces in Karlovo and Kaza niuk on the first Sun day in June.The p assage is mainly aboutChristmas and the New Year in Bulgariathe orig

16、i n of Bulgaria n festivals and customsC.rose-p ick ing and p erfume in dustry in Bulgariatyp ical customs and festivals of BulgariaWhich of the following can be the best title for the passage ?“ Martenitsas the eginning of SpringBeauty, Happiness and LoveC.Bulgaria n Festivals and CustomsRose-p ick

17、 ing and"Martenitsas "The author of this p assage intends toC.C.C.history booklet us know some kno wiedge of Bulgaria n culturetell us the differe nces betwee n customs and festivals explain the connection betwee n customs and in dustry find the orig in of the Bulgaria n customsThe sec ond

18、 and third p aragra phs of the p assage tell us how popular rose- picking is link two festivals with health and rich ness show us two merriest and richest festivalstalk about two typ ical Bulgaria n festivalsThis p assage is most likely to app ear in amagaz ine of travelbook on world culturedaily n

19、ews paperMeteorologists（氣象學(xué)家）love hurricanes because they are wonders of nature. But if you ' re on a ship at sea or in a house on the beach, a hurricane is not so pretty. The screaming winds and huge waves can overt urn a ship. At the shore they can break win dows , kn ock dow n trees , or p ul

20、l theroofs from houses.The most dan gerous part of a hurrica ne's destrodtngi iHurricane winds can push theocean water toward the shore , building it up into a huge , rushing tide called a storm surge（風(fēng)暴潮）. Water level at the shore can rise 20 feet in just a few hours. The deadliest hurricane in

21、 UnitedStates history happened in 1900, when Galveston , Texas, was struck. In the big storm surge more than 6, 000 people were killed. These days, with more and more people living in coastal cities ,experts p redict that if a hurrica ne hit without warning , the death toll could be even higher.But

22、scientists have learned a lot about hurricanes since 1900.Meteorologists can now track the p ath a hurrica ne takes and p redict where it is likely to hit days in adva nee. When Hurrica ne Isabel swe pt toward the North Caroli na coast in 2003 , the Natio nal Hurrica ne Cen ter was able to make fore

23、casts five days ahead , and scie ntists were off by only one hour in their p redictio nOf where and when Isabel eyewould make Iandfall. The information collected by the hurricanehunters improves the accuracy（精確度）of such forecasts by 30 percent saving thousands of lives. Scientists are interested in

24、the reason why hurricanes start, but they haven ' found yet.However, they do know hurricanes form only over warm ocean water.In the eyes of meteorologists , a hurricane is a kind ofn atural secretB.n atural mysteryC.n atural disastern atural beautyWhat kind of damage can a hurrica ne cause ?Earthquake.B.Floodi ng.C.Volca no.D . Drought.The un derl ined sentence in the last p aragra ph may mea nthe hurrica ne came only one hour later tha