高一上學(xué)期英語每日一練5

SirEnglish每日一練5第一節(jié)完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）WhenIwasinseventhgrade,Iwasacandystriper(志愿當(dāng)護(hù)士助手的小姑娘)atalocalhospitalinmytown.Mostofthe56IspenttherewaswithMr.Gillespie.Heneverhadany57andnobodyseemedtocareabouthis58.Ispentmanydaysthereholdinghishandandtalkingtohim,59anythingthatneededtobedone.Hebecameaclosefriendofmine,60herespondedwithonlyanoccasionalsqueeze(捏)ofmyhand.Mr.Gillespiewasinacoma(昏迷).Ileftforaweektovacationwithmyparents,andwhenIcameback,Mr.Gillespiewas61.Ididn’thavethe62toaskanyofthenurseswherehewas,forfeartheymight63mehehaddied.Several64later,whenIwasajuniorinhighschool,IwasatthegasstationwhenInoticedafamiliarface.WhenI65whoitwas,myeyeswerefilledwithtears.Hewas66!IgotupthenervetoaskhimifhisnamewasMr.Gillespie.Witha(n)67lookonhisface,herepliedyes.I68howIknewhim,andthatIhadspentmanyhourstalkingwithhiminthehospital.Hiseyeswelledupwithtears,andhegavemethewarmesthugIhadever____69____.Hebegantotellmehow,70helaythereasleep,hecouldhearmetalkingtohimandcould71meholdinghishandthewholetime.Mr.Gillespie72believedthatitwasmyvoiceand73thathadkepthimalive.AlthoughIhaven’t74himsince,hefillsmyheartwith75everyday.IknowthatImadeadifferencebetweenhislifeandhisdeath.56.A.time B.energy C.money D.effort57.A.patients B.relatives C.visitors D.problems58.A.condition B.requirement C.interest D.thought59.A.talkingabout B.helpingwith C.pointingout D.lookingfor60.A.so B.asif C.yet D.eventhough61.A.gone B.mad C.died D.excited62.A.right B.chance C.courage D.time63.A.cheat B.warn C.remind D.tell64.A.days B.years C.months D.weeks65.A.heard B.wondered C.realized D.asked66.A.great B.lucky C.successful D.alive67.A.happy B.proud C.nervous D.uncertain68.A.explained B.remembered C.apologized D.told69.A.dreamed B.received C.wanted D.shown70.A.because B.as C.unless D.if71.A.notice B.appreciate C.imagine D.feel72.A.firmly B.rightly C.hardly D.wrongly73.A.touch B.worry C.humour D.treatment74.A.forgotten B.seen C.missed D.called75.A.respect B.regret C.joy D.sympathy第二部分語法填空（共10個(gè)小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）AustraliawasalwaysacountryIwantedtovisitsoIsavedupsomemoneyand76(take)theplaneforAustraliaat77endoftheschoolterm.ItwasstrangewhenIarrived.Itwasthestartofwinter!Happilyformetheweatherwasstillhotandsunnythough.78alsotookmeawhiletogetusedtothetimedifference.Thecountryis79(true)beautiful,fullofwildlifeyouwouldn’tfindanywhereelseintheworld.Ivisitedakoalasanctuary(考拉保護(hù)區(qū))inBrisbane—-therewerekoalaseverywhere80(sleep)inthetreesandIevengotthechance81(hold)one.Ilearntlotsof82(fact)aboutkoalas,too.Forexample,koalascansleepforupto22hoursaday.Atthesanctuarytherewerealsokangaroos(袋鼠)thatwe83(allow)tofeed.Theywerereallycuteandfriendly.Anotherexcitingpartofmytripwassnorkelling(潛泳)intheGreatBarrierReef,asthewaterwasveryclearandblue.Iwasalsoluckytoseesome84(interest)seaanimals.IlovedvisitingeverywherefromthebeautifulmountainsandwaterfallsintheNationalParks85thelongwhitesandybeaches.It’sabeautifulcountryandworthvisitingonedayifyouevergetthechance.第三部分：閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）AUnbelievableStoriesofAnimalsActingJustLikeHumans◆HorsesarepickyeatersHorseshaveanevenbettersenseofsmellthanhumansdo.Whenhorsesraisetheirnosesandopentheirnostrils(鼻孔),theirnervoussystemallowsthemtosensesmellswecan’tsense.Thismightexplainwhytheyrefusedirtywaterandcarefullymovearoundmeadows,eatingonlythetastiestgrasses,expertssay.◆WhalesaysthanksIn2011,awhaleexpertspottedahumpbackwhaletrappedinafishingnetandspentanhourfreeingit.Afterward,inanhour-longdisplayofthanks,thewhaleswamneartheirboatandleapedintotheairabout40times.◆PandasliketobenaughtyIsthereanythingmorelovelythanababypanda,exceptmaybeahumanbaby?Infact,babypandassometimesbehavelikehumanbabies.Theysleepinthesamepositionsandvaluetheirthumbs.Pandasareshybynatureforitsshybehaviorssuchascoveringitsfacewithapawofduckingitsheadwhenconfrontedbyastranger.◆AcathonorsitsownerPapertowels,andaplasticcuparejustafewofthegiftsthatToldo,adevotedthree-year-oldgray-and-whitecat,hasplacedonhisformerownerIozzelliRenzo’sgraveeverydaysincethemandiedinSeptember2011.RenzoadoptedToldofromashelterwhenthecatwasthreemonthsold,andthetwoformedaninseparablebond.AfterRenzopassedaway,Toldofollowedthecoffintothecemetery,andnow"standsguard"atthegraveforhoursatatime.36.Whatcanhorsesdotopickdeliciousgrasses?A.Feelthem.B.Tastethem.C.Smellthem.D.Observethem.37.Whatdothewhaleandthecathaveincommonaccordingtothepassage?A.Theyareclever.B.Theyhaveagratefulheart.C.Theyareactiveandlovely.D.Theyhaveagoodsenseofsmell.38.Whichofthefollowingactslikeahumanbabyaccordingtothepassage?A.Thewhale.B.Thecat.C.Thehorse.D.Thepanda.BAquarrelathomemayresultinyoufallingill.Don'tlaugh,it'strue.Familymattersincludinglivinghabitsandeventhewaywespeakhaveabigeffectonourhealth,doctorssay.WangXiaoyu,aSenior2girlfromXichang,SichuanProvince,fainted(暈倒)inclasswhensheheardherclassmatesquarrelatthetopoftheirvoices.Quarrelsbetweenherparentsalsoputthegirlintoacoma.Itisbecausesheissufferingfromdepression,causedbybadrelationsathome,doctorsexplained."Wedon'tgetsickorstaywellbyourselves,"saysDrRobertFerrerfromtheUS.Ferrershowsthatfamilyforcesmayexplainuptoaquarterofhealthproblems,inhisrecentresearch.Thegenesyougetfromyourfamilymaycauseillness.Ifoneofyourparentshasaheartattack,yourriskofbeingaffected(影響)maydouble.ButeffectsonhealtharenotonlywritteninourDNA.Unrelatedpeoplewholiveunderthesameroofalsogetsimilarproblems.Diet,lifestyleandenvironmentaffectourhealth,too.Ferrer'sresearchalsofoundthatifteenagersfeeltheyareignored(忽視)orunimportantathometheyaremorelikelytogetsick.Wemayneverfullyunderstandalltheeffectsthatfamilieshaveonourhealth.Butjustasindividualproblemscanhaveeffectsonothers,asmallimprovementcanhavebigbenefits,Ferrersaid.39.WhichofthefollowingcanbestexplainwhyWangXiaoyufaintedinclass?A.Becauseherclassmatesoftenquarreledinclass.B.Becauseherparentsusedtoquarrel.C.Becauseofherdepressioncausedbybadfamilyrelations.D.Becauseherclassmatesshoutedloudlyather.40.AccordingtoDrFerrer,whichofthefollowingstatemen