QUIZ Unit 1-3 英语单元测试卷
本次测试共20题,请根据音频内容和所学知识完成作答,总分100分。
Q1:What can we infer from Valerie’s words about fish stew?
It contains much fat and calcium.
It benefits our brain and arteries.
It can take the place of cheese for calcium.
It has more calcium than protein.
Q2:Why does Ron mention that fish may help build muscles?
Because fish is low in fat.
Because fish is good for arteries.
Because fish is rich in protein.
Because fish stew tastes great.
Q3:Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a health benefit in the conversation?
being helpful to bones
protecting arteries
improving eyesight
doing good to the brain
Q4:Have Tom and Rita finished their homework for tomorrow?
Only Tom has finished it.
Only Rita has finished it.
Both of them have finished it.
Neither of them has finished it.
Q5:What can we infer from the dialogue?
Tom and Rita are old good friends.
Rita expects to learn from Mr. Olsen.
They will not do the homework.
Mr. Olsen is a strict teacher.
Q6:What can we know about Kasugayama Forest?
It lies in the countryside of Nara.
It is the oldest urban forest across the world.
It has a history of less than 1000 years.
175 kinds of birds live in this forest.
Q7:Which of the following statements is true about Thames Chase Forest?
People in England have planted 1.3 million trees in Thames Chase Forest.
Thames Chase Forest is an old forest which was built in the year 1919.
Thames Chase Forest is built only for people who like walking.
Thames Chase Forest will have 5 million trees by the year 2030.
Q8:Which of the following is NOT the environmental benefit of urban forests?
Cleaning the air by removing pollution.
Reducing noise from busy traffic.
Lowering air temperature slightly.
Offering people space to do exercise.
Q9:When people reach the Death Zone, what happens to their bodies?
They breathe 20 times a minute to get enough oxygen.
Their eyes are hurt because of the bright light from the snow.
All parts of the body work very slowly to save energy.
The stomach digests food faster than usual.
Q10:Why do climbers think very slowly on Mount Everest?
Because they don’t have enough sleep.
Because the brain doesn’t have enough oxygen.
Because they get very bad headaches.
Because they often feel hungry.
Q11:Ferdinand Magellan led an expedition in 1519 heading for the Pacific Ocean, departing from North America.
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Q12:After three months on the ocean, scurvy reduced Magellan’s original crew of 200 to merely 25 survivors.
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Q13:Diet therapy in traditional Chinese medicine refers to treating sickness by combining nutritional food with prescription drugs.
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Q14:In traditional Chinese medicine theory, environmental elements such as heat, cold and dampness may disturb the yin-yang balance and result in diseases.
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Q15:Food therapy was limited exclusively to the imperial household and was never adopted by common Chinese families for domestic health care.
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Q16:A greeting is ____.
a conversation about unimportant daily things
a gesture that only uses hands
something you say or do to say hello to someone
a mistake caused by wrong understanding
Q17:What is a gesture?
a movement of the head or hands to send a message
a rule to avoid misunderstandings
a traditional Chinese way of small talk
a kind of formal written language
Q18:____ are the usual ways of behaving in a society or group.
Greetings
Customs
Gestures
Misunderstandings
Q19:The large intestine is ____ the small intestine.
above
surrounding
inside
on the arm
Q20:The ____ are blood vessels that bring blood back to the heart.
arteries
veins
stomach
skin