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主題九自然環(huán)保一、語(yǔ)法選擇(2022·陜西A卷改編)

EveryyearintheUS,thereareabout500tornadoes(龍卷風(fēng)),anaturaldisaster,fromTexasthroughOklahoma,Kansas,Nebraska,IowaandintoSouthDakota.That’swhythisarea

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“TornadoAlley”.

The“tornadoseason”isusuallyinspring,butthepeopleinTornadoAlleyarealwaysready

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themandtheyalwayslistentothenews.Whenthewarningscome,peoplefollow

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disasterplans.Theyfindsomewheresafe

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.Athome,thebestplaceisthebasement(地下室).Ifthereisnobasement,aroomwithout

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likethebathroomisalsoasafeplace.

“Atschool,weoftenhavepracticetogetreadyandsowe

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afraidanymorewhenthere’satornado,”saysTiffanyTaylor,ahighschoolstudentfromTexas.“There’snobasementatmyschool,soweusuallygotothehallwayson

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floorsofthebuilding.”

Afterthetornado,peoplefirstcheck

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toseeifitissafetogooutandthentheycheckthebuildingsandtheareafordamage(破壞).

InChina,wearenotsooftentroubledbytornadoes,butwedohavedisasterslikeearthquakes,or

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unexpectedfire.Itisimportanttoknowhowtokeepussafe

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adisasterhappens.

(

)1.A.calls B.called C.iscalled(

)2.A.for B.with C.to(

)3.A.them B.their C.theirs(

)4.A.stay B.staying C.tostay(

)5.A.window B.windows C.windows’(

)6.A.won’tfeel B.don’tfeel C.didn’tfeel(

)7.A.low B.lower C.thelowest(

)8.A.carefully B.careful C.care(

)9.A.a B.an C.the(

)10.A.because B.when C.thoughCABCBACABB二、完形填空

JadavPayengisaforestryworkerfromJorhat,India.Overthepast38years,hehasplantedtreesonasandbar(沙洲)oftheBrahmaputraRiverandhas

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itintoaforest.

Onedayin1979,16-year-oldPayengwas

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alongthebankoftheBrahmaputraRiver.Hesawmanysnakesonthesandbars.Hestoppedwalkingand

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thesnakes.Hefoundthatthesesnakesdiedinafewdays’timebecauseoftheheatandthelackoftrees.Payengfeltvery

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whenhesawthis.Hedecidedtoplantsometrees.Single-handedly,hestartedplantingbambootrees,asonlybambootreescouldsurvive(存活)inthesandbars.

Towaterthetreeswasadifficult

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foroneman.Withhishardworkandgreateffort,daybydaythe

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bambootreesgrewintoaforest.Histreeplantinghaschangedthesoil.Nowthesandbarisathickforestand

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tothousandsofplantsandanimals.Alargegroupofaround100elephantsvisittheforesteveryyearand

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thereforafewmonths.

Payengisnowinhisfifties.Sofar,hehas

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almost1,400acres(英畝)oftrees.Heis

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astheForestManofIndia.In2015,hewashonoredwithPadmaShri,oneofthetopawardsinIndia.

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)1.A.divided B.put C.turned D.took(

)2.A.walking B.running C.jumping D.dancing(

)3.A.lookedfor B.lookedup C.lookedinto D.lookedat(

)4.A.lonely B.sad

C.tired

D.excited(

)5.A.task B.journey

C.condition D.match(

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)10.A.invited B.served

C.known

D.treatedCADBADCABC三、閱讀理解A

Whatcanyoumakeoutoftwentypiecesofusedcardboard?Thisquestionmayleaveyouscratching(撓)yourhead.MonamiOhno,however,hascomeupwithmanyideas:Atoygun?Amodelcar?OrperhapsasculptureofBatman?OhnoisaJapaneseartist.Forthepasttenyears,shehasturnedusedcardboardintoonewonderfulmodelafteranother. Ohnowasincollegewhenshefirsttoyedwiththisidea.Shewantedtomakeabike-likethingforaclassproject.Shedidthisbyfoldingthecardboardandgluingallthedifferentpiecestogether.Peoplearoundherfoundherworkamazing.TheircomplimentsmadeOhnoveryhappy.Thegirldecidedtocontinuemakingcardboardmodels.HerartworkshaveenjoyedmuchpopularityinJapan.Someofthemhaveevenappeared(出現(xiàn))atpublicshowings. Ohnobases(以……為基礎(chǔ))manyofherartworksoncartooncharacters.However,theartistsaysshehasnoexactplanwhenshemakesherart.Shedrawsherideasonthecardboardfirst.Then,shecutsitandslowlyshapeshermodel. Ohno’smodelssellfor$900to$13,000each.Withtheartist’screativemind,uselesscardboardisbeingmadevaluable.Justthinkaboutwhatyouhaverecentlythrownaway,aplasticbottle,orsomeoldsocks.Perhapsyoucangivesomeoftheseitemsofwasteasecondlife,too!(

)1.WhereisMonamiOhnofrom?A.Canada. B.Japan. C.England. D.Australia.(

)2.HowlonghasOhnomademodelswithusedcardboard?A.Oneyear. B.Twoyears. C.Fiveyears. D.Tenyears.BD(

)3.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Ohnobeganherartworkfirstforaclassproject.B.Ohno’sartworksarepopularallovertheworld.C.Ohnosoldhermodelsatahighpriceatapublicshow.D.Ohno’sartworksarebasedonthecharactersinthenovels.A(

)4.HowdoesOhnomakemodelswithusedcardboard?A.Shefirsthasaplanandthenbeginstomakethemodel.B.ShefirstwatchesTVandthenmakesamodellikeacharacter.C.ShecutsitandslowlyshapeshermodelaftershedrawsherideasonthecardboardD.Shemakesmodelstogetherwithherclassmates.C(

)5.IfSambuysamodelfromOhno,hemaypay

.

A.$85 B.$889 C.$13,000 D.$13,300CB(2022·黑龍江大慶一模)

Ifyouareinsomecitiesandwanttothrowawayacupofmilktea,becareful.Youneedtofollowthesesteps:first,pouroutanyleftoverintoawetwastebin;second,putthepaperwrapperintoarecyclablewastebin;third,throwthesingle-usecupintoadrywastebin.

Sounddifficult?You’llhavetogetusedtoit.FromJuly1st,2019on,peopleintherewererequiredtosorttheirgarbageaccordingtostrictrules. Whyshouldwesortourgarbage?Theanswerliesintheincreasingamountofwasteweareproducing.Chinesecitiesproduceover200milliontonsofwasteeachyear,accordingtoChinaEconomicNet.Mostofthiswasteisburiedinlandfills,whichmaypollutethewaterandsoil.Moreover,wearerunningoutofspaceofnewlandfills.Infact,morethanhalfofourwastecanberecycled.Recyclablegarbagecanbemadeintonewmaterials.Forexample,wetgarbagecanbeusedtomakegas,heatandmanyotherkindsofusefulthings.Butinordertorecyclegarbageefficiently,weneedtosortourgarbage.

Can’tgarbage-processingcompaniesdothesortingjob?Theycan.Butthatrequiresalotofworkandcostslotsofmoney.Thingswillbecomemucheasierifeachofuscansortourowngarbage.Besides,theannoyingtaskofsortingmightencouragepeopletoproducelesswaste.Doyoustillwanttobuythatmilktea?(

)6.HowmanystepsdoyouneedtofollowifyouwanttothrowawayacupofmilkteainShanghai?A.Three. B.Four. C.Five. D.Six.(

)7.Ifyouwanttothrowadrinkbottle,whichofthefollowingdustbinsshouldyouthrowin?A.Therecyclablewastebin. B.Thehazardouswastebin.C.Thedrywastebin. D.Thewetwastebin.AA(

)8.WhendidpeopleinShanghaistarttosorttheirgarbage?A.FromJune1st,2019on. B.FromJune10th,2019on.C.FromJuly1st,2019on. D.FromJuly10th,2019on.(

)9.Theunderlinedword“l(fā)andfills”means

inChinese.

A.沙漠 B.森林地區(qū)

C.郊區(qū) D.垃圾填埋場(chǎng)CD(

)10.Whatcanbeusedtomakegasandheat?A.Wetgarbage. B.Drygarbage.C.Recyclablegarbage. D.Harmfulgarbage.AC

配對(duì)閱讀。左欄是五種環(huán)境污染的現(xiàn)狀,右欄是七種環(huán)保的做法。請(qǐng)根據(jù)這五種環(huán)境污染的現(xiàn)狀選出對(duì)應(yīng)的解決方法。A.Stopcuttingtrees

Thelawsaretostoppeoplefromcuttingtreeswithoutpermission.Theteachersshouldeducatestudentsandtheirparentstoplantmoretreesinsteadofcuttingthemdown.B.KeepQuiet

Politelyaskneighborsiftheyaremakingtoomuchnoiseorthemusicisuptooloud.Keepthevolumedownandclosethewindowswhilelisteningtomusic.Especiallydon’tmakenoiseatnight.C.RecyclePaper

Weshouldcollectwastepaperandrecycleit.Forexample,studentsshouldsendtheirusedexercisebookstoapapermill(造紙廠)insteadofthrowingthemaway.Thentheusedbookscanbesoldsothatthepapercanberecycled.D.BreathingMask

Wearabreathingmasktodecreasethebadfactorwhenyouaredoingexerciselikejogging.Stopexerciseinfoggydayoritmaydoharmtoyourlungbecauseyoumayhavemorepollutedairthanusual.E.Anti-wastedischarge(排放)

Factorieswillhavetopayalotofmoneyforpouringharmfulwaterintotheriver.Everyfactoryissupposedtobuildupwaste-waterpurification(廢水凈化)systemtostopwastebeingdischargeddirectlyintotheriver.F.ReuseWastes

Reusetheusedclothes,usedhouseholdgoods,usedtoolsandconstructionmaterials.Theycanberepairedtoreworkifyouhaveacreativemind.G.Sort(分類(lèi))Rubbish

Differenttrashcansshouldbeputinthestreet.Itisconvenientforpeopletothrowtherubbishintoit.It’salsoimportanttodividedifferentkindsofwasteandputthemintodifferentcans.Itwillhelptosortoutrubbishthatwillpollutetheenvironment.(

)11.Pollutedairaffectspeople’slife.Somepeoplewhoworkoutsideorwhowanttotakeajogareinalarmthatairpollutionleadstotheincreaseoflungcancer.(

)12.Therearedifferentkindsofwasteproducedinourdailylife.Manypeopleoftenthrowrubbisheverywhere.Itmakesourlivingenvironmentdirtieranddirtier.(

)13.Thereisalwayssomeloudandunpleasanthumanandmachinenoiseinbigcitiesandsuburbs,whichinfluencespeople’slife.DGB(

)14.Moreandmorefactoriespourchemicalwastewaterintotheriver,whichmakestheriversmellyanddirty.Anditalsopollutesourdrinkingwater.(

)15.Theforestsaredisappearingbecauseoffarming,cutting,tourismpollutionandsoon.EA四、短文填空請(qǐng)從方框內(nèi)選擇適當(dāng)?shù)脑~并在相應(yīng)的橫線上填入其正確形式,使文章完整連貫。注意每空一詞,每詞僅用一次,有兩詞為多余項(xiàng)。water

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textbooks,sopeopleneedn’tcutdownmoretreestomakepaper.Don’tforgettoturnoffthelights4.

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thanbefore.Besides,itwillbebetterifwewalkorrideabike7.

school.What’smore,weshouldalwaysremembertothrowtherubbishintotherubbishbinsratherthanthrowit8.

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fresh五、讀寫(xiě)綜合A.回答問(wèn)題請(qǐng)閱讀下面短文,根據(jù)所提供的信息,回答5個(gè)問(wèn)題。要求所寫(xiě)答案語(yǔ)法正確、語(yǔ)義完整切題。 CitiesinsouthernChinaareusuallywetandhavealotofrainfall.Someofthemarenearthesea.However,southerncitieslikeGuangzhouandShenzhenare“thirsty”becausetheydon’thaveenoughfreshwaterforpeopletouse.Whydon’ttheyhaveenoughfreshwater?1.Asacitydevelopsfast,morepeopleliveandworkthere.Theyusemorewaterthanbefore.2.Waterpollutionhasalwaysbeenaproblem.ShanghaiandGuangzhouhaveriversinsidethecity.Butthewatertheregetspolluted.3.Sometimes,extreme(極端)weathercauseslessrainfallbuthottertemperatures.4.Somecitieshaveenoughrainfall.Buttheydon’thavebiglakesorreservoirs(水庫(kù))tostorewater.Thewaterjustgoesintothesea.Salttide(咸潮)

Lessrainfallcauseslesswaterinrivers.Theleveloftheriverislowerthanthelevelofthesea.Seawatergoesintotheriverandmakesthefreshwatersalty.ThiscanhappensometimesinGuangdong.Tapwaterinpeople’shomescantastealittlesalty.Howcanyousavewater?

Turnoffthetapintime.Turningoffatapforaminutemaysavemorethan6liters(升)ofwater.

Recyclewaterathome.Forexample,waterflowerswiththewateryouusedtowashrice.Cleantoiletswiththewaterusedtowashclothes.1.WhyaresoutherncitieslikeGuangzhouandShenzhen“thirsty”?2.Whatsometimescauseslessrainfallbuthottertemperatures?Becausetheydon’thaveenoughfreshwaterforpeopletouse.Extremeweather./Extremeweathersometimescauseslessrainfallbuthottertemperatures.3.Istheleveloftheriverlowerthanthelevelofthesea?4.Howmuchwatercanbesavedbyturningoffatapforoneminute?Yes,itis.Morethan6liters(ofwater)./Morethan6litersofwatercanbesavedbyturningoffatapforoneminute.5.Howmanywaysarementionedaboutsavingwaterinthispassage?Two./Twowaysarement

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