山东 2022-2023学年第二学期高一单元测试必修三 Unit 1检测卷 （含答案）

必修三 Unit 1检测卷 第一部分：听力（略） 第二部分：阅读理解 第一节 A While established by Woodrow Wilson as a holiday in the United States in 1911, the practice of recognizing mothers on a specific day or time of year has spread to more than 40 countries. Here's a look at the various traditions.     France     Mother's Day in France only started in the 1950s. After World War I, it was celebrated on the last Sunday in May, unless it conflicted with the Pentecost(五旬节). If it did, mothers were celebrated on the first Sunday of June. Regardless of the day, a traditional gift is a flower-shaped cake.     Japan     Following WWI, Mother's Day in Japan gained some popularity, and it is now celebrated on the second Sunday of May. Gifts include red or pink conations(康乃馨) as they symbolize sweetness and purity. Children will often draw pictures of their mothers and present them to mom in addition to preparing dishes that their mothers have taught them.     Sweden     Celebrated on the last Sunday in May, the day isn't all that different from the U. S. version. There's breakfast in bed and homemade cards and the like. One difference is that the Swedish Red Cross collects money by selling red plastic flowers. The money from the flowers goes to mothers and children in need.     Thailand     While all mothers are recognized during Mother's Day in Thailand, the holiday is largely centered on Sirikit, the queen mother of Thailand. Mother's Day is celebrated on her birthday, August 12, and public places and households are decorated with lights and pictures of Sirikit. Flowers like jasmine are popular gifts. 1. What do Japanese children usually do for their mothers on Mother's Day? A. Buy pictures. B. Cook meals. C. Grow flowers. D. Present cards. 2. Which country has a fixed date for Mother's Day? A. France. B. Japan. C. Thailand. D. Sweden. 3. What's the author's purpose in writing the text? A. To tell us how different countries celebrate Mother's Day. B. To protect traditions of