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Unit 4 Wildlife protection. 听录音，根据所听内容选择正确答案听第15段对话，分别完成第15题1. What are the two speakers talking about?AA. Football match. B. Todays news.C. A story.2. What did Paul do this morning?AA. He had a history lesson.B. He had a chemistry lesson.C. He attended a meeting.3. Whats the main purpose of the mans trip?CA. To learn to ski. B. To take a vacation.C. To get some exercise.4. How often does the woman usually come here?AA. Once a week. B. Once or twice a month. C. Several times a week.5. What is the relationship between the man and the woman?BA. Husband and wife. B. Policeman and driver. C. Customer and shop assistant.听第6段对话，完成第68题6. What are the two speakers talking about?BA. Using the left hand. B. Running machines.C. Designing machines.7. What is the most probable relationship between the two speakers?CA. Teacher and student. B. Boss and secretary.C. Workmates.8. What can we learn from the conversation?CA. The woman only uses her right hand.B. Left-handers cant run the machines.C. The woman is more skillful than the man. 听录音，根据短文内容完成下列句子1. A small group of explorers had just _ a month-long exploration of the region.2. They gathered around the campfire and had hours of _.3. President Grant signed an act of Congress(国会)and announced the Yellowstone region was now a _.4. In _1916_ the National Park Service was established. 单项选择，从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳答案完成句子1. He is the last of his family. After his death, the name will _.A. run out B. go out C. stick out D. die out2. The animal of this kind is _; wed better _.A. dangerous; keep away B. in danger; keep away from itC. dangerous; keep away from it D. in danger; keep away3. When she heard from the hospital that her father had died, she _ into tears.A. burst B. went C. exploded D. fell4. Without a sure supply of water, farming in that area remains at the _D_ of the weather.A. disposalB. risk C. cost D. mercy5. Its said that _ has found a new way to keep waste water from polluting rivers.A. some scientistsB. a some scientist C. certain scientistsD. a certain scientist6. We should _ the plants _ the cold weather.A. protect; fromB. prevent; againstC. protection; againstD. prevent; from7. The whole book _ 12 units, _ two revisions.A. contains; including B. includes; containing C. contains; containing D. includes; including8. The new law has come into _; surely it will have _ on the industry of the country.A. affect; an effectB. effect; affectC. effect; an effectD. an effect; an effect9. The judge paid no attention to _ he had just lost his wife.A. that B. which C. what D. the fact that10. I appreciated _ the opportunity to study abroad two years ago.A. having been given B. having givenC. to have been givenD. to have given11. The commercial centre _ in the middle of the 1980s.A. came out B. came into being C. come into being D. came over12. Id like to arrive half an hour early _ I can walk around the garden with my parents before entering the theatre.A. as soon as B. as a result C. in case D. so that13. Have you handed in your composition yet? Yes , I have. I guess it _ now.A. has marked B. is graded C. is being markedD. is grading14. I have to go to work by bus because my car _.A. will be repaired B. is repaired C. is being repairedD. has been repaired15. I dont think the police can catch the thief. Well, in fact they have. The thief has been arrested and _ now.A. has been questioned B. is being questionedC. is questioning D. has questioned. 用括号内的短语改写句子1. I never thought of having such a promising future. ( dream of ) 2. There will be about fifty people at the party. (or so ) 3. We must pick the good apples out from the bad. (sort out) 4. I will not change what I said yesterday. (stick to ) 5. Jack and his girl friend stopped seeing each other last week. (break up) . 根据汉语提示及重点词语将下列句子译成英语1. 鉴于我们所看到的，我们决定更改规则。(as a result of ) 2. 许多古老的风俗习惯正在逐渐消失。(die out) 3. 邻居们告诫我父亲说我们处于极大的危险中。(in danger) 4. 两个社区和平相处。(in peace) 5. 这个改变是怎么发生的？(happen) . 完形填空Scientists in the United States are using test-tube baby techniques to try to save wild animals 1 dying out.The test-tube technique, 2 involves fertilizing eggs(使卵子受精)in the laboratory and then placing them inside the female, became famous when human babies were conceived(怀孕)in this way. The technique is now helping another animal the tiger. 3 the process is successful, it could prevent many species from dying 4 . At Minnesota Zoo, in the US, scientists have taken semen from a male tiger and eggs from a female tiger, and 5 them together in the 6 . The semen fertilizes the eggs and, after a period of about 36 hours, the new embryos(胚胎)can be implanted in the uterus(子宫)of a female tiger. This technique 7 the baby tiger to develop naturally 8 the uterus.A big 9 of this method is that the female tiger does not even have to be the same 10 as the embryo. The zoo team found they could use a Siberian tiger as a mother instead for Bengali tiger embryos. The test-tube tiger technique could 11 in a bank of embryos of 12 animals. An embryo store would help keep a healthy mixture within particular groups of animals.Many species today are threatened by 13 or by the destruction of their living place and food chains. Threatened animals are often 14 in numbers and have to live alone with their own family members. Away from other family groups of their own kind, they are 15 to marry among close relatives(近亲繁殖). This produces many more unhealthy off-spring (后代)than would normally happen.1. A. from B. in C. of D. with2. A. where B. what C. which D. when3. A. If B. Since C. When D. As4. A. away B. out C. up D. down5. A. matched B. stirred C. mixed D. pile6. A. factory B. laboratory C. library D. zoo7. A. makes B. lets C. helps D. allows8. A. outside B. into C. inside D. within9. A. advantage B. problem C. weakness D. importance10. A. groups B. kinds C. sorts D. species11. A. reach B. lead C. result D. end12. A. endangered B. dangerous C. all D. some13. A. hunting B. dying C. eating D. trapping 14. A. reducing B. fallen C. reduced D. separated15. A. encouraged B. forced C. allowed D. forbidden. 阅读理解ABear farming is a cruel practice that is still allowed only in China, Korea and Vietnam. These farms mainly extract the bears bile(胆汁)that are used in traditional medicine or for health-care products like shampoo. This practice is not necessary because there are chemical products that work the same as the bears juice. To remove this liquid the animals have a painful process sometimes as often as twice a day, causing them major stress that affects their natural development.Not only is the process of taking the stomach juices from the animals very painful, but also their living conditions are inhumane. Bears are put in tiny cages where sometimes they cant turn around or stand. They spend all their time in the cages. Before bears are old enough to produce enough juices to make the business successful, the cubs(幼兽)are trained to entertain tourists. Sometimes they are beaten and forced them to learn the tricks.The WSPA(World Society for the Protection of Animals), an organization recognized by the United Nations, fights against cruelty towards animals. They report that Vietnam has taken a huge step ahead by signing an agreement that promises to get rid of these bear farms. The Vietnamese government together with a WSPA committee will make sure that the goal is reached successfully.Leah Garces, the campaign director for WSPA states that this might mark “the beginning of the end of the bear farming industry”. WSPA has been trying for many years to get rid of this industry completely.The agreement not only makes sure that bear farms are not allowed, but also stops people from capturing bears and putting them in captivity. In addition to this, the Vietnamese government is going to build a bear rescue centre in the Cat Tien National Park.1. Whats the writers purpose of writing the passage?A. To tell us bear farming is a common practice.B. To tell us bear farming is allowed in China, Korea and Vietnam.C. To tell us people are taking measures to protect bears.D. To tell us the bears stomach juices will no longer used in traditional medicine.2. Which of the following statements is true?A. Bears are usually killed for their furs and meat.B. The owners of bear farms will be fined heavily according to the Vietnamese government.C. We can use certain chemical products to take the place of bears stomach juices used in traditional medicine.D. The bears in the bear farms have good living conditions.3. The underlined word extract in the first paragraph means _.A. take or get outB. select and present words, examples, passages, etcC. buy from the marketD. sell at a high price4. What can we infer from the passage?A. Bears will no longer be killed for their bile.B. In the near future, China may also pass some laws to forbid bear farming.C. The process of taking the bile from bears is very successful.D. Bears can live in the wild before they are old enough.5. Which of the following will not be done by the Vietnamese government?A. It is going to build a bear rescue centre.B. It will stop people from capturing bears and putting them in captivity.C. It will not allow bear farms to exist.D. It will sign an agreement that promises to get rid of bear farms.BDo animals have a culture as we do? Some scientists recently have raised the question and begun to study if culture is only found in humans beings, or if some animals also have their own culture. What do we mean by culture when we talk about it? Culture is a common way of life a group of people follow. It contains the beliefs and attitudes we learn while growing up. The patterns of behaviour help a certain group of people to live together. The patterns of behaviour also make one group of people live in a different way from another group./ y Y7 T) n( x8 G2 The culture we have helps us to make up for having lost some of our defenses, such as strength, claws, long teeth. Human beings are able to make and use tools, cooperate with each other, and use language to communicate. However, these sorts of human behaviour, or culture, can also be found in the lives of some animals. Take using tools as an example. Some animals can do it. We used to consider that the ability to use tools divided human beings and other animals. Recent research, however, has proved that this is not the case. Chimpanzees(非洲小猩猩) cannot only use tools but also make tools themselves. Animals can also share their knowledge and communicate with their own language. So the line dividing humans from animals is not as clear as we used to think.6. What is the main idea of this passage?A. The line dividing human beings and animals is not as clear as we might think.B. Chimpanzees have become almost the same as human beings.C. Animals also have their own cultures.D. Human beings and animals have both lost their part of cultures.7. People _ make them different from others.A. who have the same languageB. who live near to each otherC. who have the same beliefsD. who have their own patterns of behaviour8. A chimpanzees use of tools means _.A. animals are the same as human beingsB. animals can be as clever as human beingsC. animals may have a culture like our ownD. animals and human beings have the same abilities9. .The underlined sentence in the third paragraph means _.A. as a result of our culture, we have lost our defensesB. our culture has helped us live better, even though we have lost some of our defensesC. our culture makes us lose some defenses that animals still haveD. our culture has brought back to us some defenses that we have lost10. Which of the following statements is not true according to the passage?A. Chimpanzees cannot only use tools but also make tools themselves. B. Chimpanzees can learn to use their own language to communicate. C. Culture is the patterns of behaviour that make one group of people different from another group.D. There seems to be no difference at all between human culture and the cultures of animals. 书面表达Animals are in danger. Write a passage entitled “Saving Animals”. Please state your opinion, analyse it, support it using examples and finally suggest solutions to it.第 10 页 共 10 页
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