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Unit 3 Lesson 17 Staying Safe in an Earthquake 一、根据句意及首字母或汉语提示写出单词 1.He is in his car when the (地震) starts. 2.The older man was c , but the younger man was angry. 3.He has no (目标) in life. 4.We need food and water for s . 5.What's wrong with your phone (系统)? 二、用所给单词的适当形式填空 6.He usually goes to school without (have) breakfast. 7.The girl needs (look) after her little brother. 8.It is (danger) to stay in the kitchen. 9.There are things we can do (protect) ourselves. 10. (run) can help us stay healthy. 三、单项选择 ( )11.She began English when she was five years old. A.learn B.learned C.to learn D.learns ( )12.Wait a moment, I have to tell you. A.important something B.something important C.anything important D.important anything ( )13. Jack, remember to your name on your notebook. A.bring down B.write down C.cut down D.sit down ( )14.Please do your homework as as you can. A.care B.careful C.more carefully D.carefully ( )15.There is water on the ground. A.too many B.too much C.much too D.many too 四、阅读理解 Have you ever imagined climbing a 9000-meter-high rock wall? If your hands and feet were in small cracks (裂缝) in the rock. You must bear pain and fear. What's worse, you didn't even have a rope to keep you safe. If you fell, you would die. Who did such a dangerous thing? This is, in fact, the true story of 33-year-old climber Alex Honnold. Honnold made it in 2017 when he climbed one of the world's most famous cliffs (悬崖)—EI Capitan in California, Honnold climbed it without any safety equipment (装备). His experience was made into a documentary called Free Solo. This won “The Best Documentary Feature” at the 91st Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars. The documentary not only showed Honnold's amazing climbing skills, but also explained why he had chosen to climb the cliff and how he had dealt with his fear. For some people, the point of life is happiness, but for Honnold, it's all about performance. Honnold said that he felt most alive when climbing. In fact, he paid attentio