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Unit 8 A green world Reading课时练习(30)
(附答案)
【基础过关】
一、根据句意、中文释义和首字母提示,写出所缺单词。
1. With hard work, he passed the exam s______.
2. Good time ______ (管理) helps me finish my homework efficiently.
3. Please s______ the good apples from the bad ones before making a pie.
4. Don't worry about the small mistakes; let's focus on the t______ project.
5. My parents are very s______ with me, but I know they love me deeply.
6. The police tried their best to ______ (控制) the traffic during the rush hour.
7. If you ______ (违背) the school rules, you will be punished by the teacher.
8. To protect the environment, we should try to ______ (回收利用) plastic bottles.
9. We should use water w______ because our water supply will run out soon.
10. We must learn how to save water and electricity because natural ______ (资源) are limited.
二、用所给词的适当形式填空。
1. The local government has made some very strict laws ______(protect)the environment.
2. In order to recycle better, residents ______ (require) to sort their garbage every day.
3. It is reported that more than 40% of the household waste is ______ (recycle) in this city.
4. If you drop litter in the park, you will be heavily ______ (fine) by the police.
5. The number of private cars in the city is ______ (limit) to reduce air pollution.
6. Thanks to these measures, the air quality has ______(great) improved over the past few years.
三、选择方框中所给单词或短语,并用其适当形式完成句子。
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1. The speed of the car must be __________ to 60 km/h in this area.
2. We should try our best to __________ air pollution for a better environment.
3. If you park your car in the wrong place, you will be __________ $50.
4. Clean energy like solar power will never __________ one day.
5. Eating too much sugar may __________ health problems like tooth decay.
四、单项选择
1. It is _________ useful habit to sort household waste before throwing it away.
A. a B. an C. the D. /
2. We should ________ all the lights when we leave the classroom to save electricity.
A. turn on B. turn down C. turn up D. turn off
3. The new environmental laws are very _________, and everyone must follow them strictly.
A. loose B. strict C. simple D. similar
4. If you drop litter carelessly in public places, you will be _________ heavily according to the law.
A. paid B. fined C. offered D. served
5. To reduce air pollution, the number of cars entering the city center is strictly _________.
A. increased B. encouraged C. limited D. improved
6. About 40% of the city’s waste is _________ and used again instead of being buried.
A. recycled B. created C. wasted D. collected
7. Solar power and wind energy will never _________ because they come from nature.
A. run out B. look out C. find out D. give out
8. The factory was shut down because it ________ too much waste water ________ the river
without being treated.
A. divided; into B. separated; from C. put; into D. cut; down
9. — Why is the city becoming cleaner?
— Because everyone plays a part in _________ the environment.
A. pollute B. polluting C. protect D. protecting
10. — I decide to use cloth bags instead of plastic ones when shopping.
— _________ Small actions make a big difference.
A. It’s up to you. B. That sounds great!
C. You’d better not D. Don’t worry.
五、完形填空
Greenfield is a modern city that is famous for its efforts to protect the environment. The government believes that small changes can make a big 1 . Therefore, they have made some very 2 laws to guide people's behavior.
First of all, everyone in the city has to 3 their daily waste into different kinds, such as paper, glass, and plastic. This makes it much easier for the waste to be 4 and reused later. As a result, over 45% of the city’s waste is now processed in this way, instead of being burned or 5 underground.
Secondly, to solve the problem of heavy traffic and air pollution, the number of private cars is strictly 6 . People are strongly encouraged to ride bicycles or walk to work. Since cycling causes no air pollution and doesn't 7 fossil fuels, it has become a popular choice. In fact, cycling has greatly 8 to the improvement of the city’s air quality.
Thirdly, the city provides cheap public transport. 9 using private cars, more people choose to take buses powered by clean energy. These buses will never 10 because the energy is endless.
Finally, the government also educates its citizens. If someone drops litter carelessly, they will be 11 a large sum of money. Because of these rules, people have developed a good 12 of sorting waste.
Now, Greenfield is one of the 13 cities in the country. It proves that we don't need to 14 our comfortable lifestyle to go green. Instead, we just need to take 15 to protect where we live.
1. A. mistake B. difference C. promise D. decision
2. A. strict B. simple C. strange D. similar
3. A. mix B. burn C. sort D. collect
4. A. recycled B. produced C. created D. wasted
5. A. sold B. hidden C. planted D. buried
6. A. increased B. limited C. encouraged D. improved
7. A. save B. waste C. discover D. invent
8. A. led B. turned C. contributed D. belonged
9. A. Because of B. Instead of C. According to D. Thanks to
10. A. run out B. look out C. find out D. give out
11. A. paid B. fined C. shown D. lent
12. A. plan B. habit C. list D. idea
13. A. dirtiest B. quietest C. greenest D. busiest
14. A. give up B. put off C. turn on D. take away
15. A. breaks B. notes C. photos D. actions
六、阅读理解
Green Roofs: Bringing Nature Back to Cities
In many modern cities, space is expensive and grey concrete covers almost every inch of the ground. However, a new trend is changing the way we see buildings. Architects and city planners are now designing "green roofs"—transforming the tops of office blocks and schools into beautiful gardens filled with grass, colorful flowers, and even small vegetable farms.
These rooftop gardens are much more than just pretty scenery; they are a powerful tool for fighting environmental problems. Scientists say that green roofs act like giant sponges. They can absorb up to 70% of rainwater, which prevents the city's drainage system from overflowing and stops the streets from flooding during heavy storms. Moreover, the plants work hard to filter the air. They take in harmful carbon dioxide and release fresh oxygen, making the air cleaner for everyone to breathe.
The benefits are also felt inside the building. The layer of soil and plants acts as a natural insulator. In summer, it keeps the heat out, and in winter, it keeps the warmth in. This means people use less electricity for air conditioning and heating, saving both energy and money. Many schools have joined this movement. Students are excited to get their hands dirty, learning how to grow organic food and studying the insects and birds that are attracted to these sky-high habitats.
1. What is the main purpose of Paragraph 1?
A. To describe the color of buildings. B. To introduce the new idea of green roofs.
C. To complain about the cost of space. D. To explain how to build a farm.
2. What does the underlined word "filter" in Paragraph 2 most probably mean?
A. Clean. B. Dry. C. Pollute. D. Heat.
3. How much rainwater can green roofs absorb according to scientists?
A. 50%. B. 60%. C. 70%. D. 80%.
4. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of green roofs mentioned in the text?
A. Preventing street floods. B. Making the building heavier.
C. Saving energy. D. Providing habitats for wildlife.
5. Why are students described as "excited to get their hands dirty"?
A. Because they like playing in the mud. B. Because they prefer outdoor activities only.
C. Because the classrooms are not clean. D. Because they enjoy the practical gardening work.
七、阅读并回答问题
Qing Shan City is a small city in China that has become famous for its efforts in environmental protection. The local government and citizens work together to keep their home clean and green.
One of the most important rules in the city is about waste sorting. Every household has three different colored bins: blue for recyclables like paper and bottles, green for kitchen waste that can be turned into compost, and gray for other trash. At first, people found it difficult, but now most residents do it without thinking.
Another big change happened last year when the city banned single-use plastic bags in supermarkets and shops. Instead, people bring their own cloth bags or use paper bags. The city also encourages everyone to drink from reusable cups. As a result, the streets are much cleaner, and there is less plastic pollution in the rivers.
The city also plants trees every spring. Last year, volunteers planted over 10,000 trees to make the air fresher. Now, birds and small animals are returning to the city parks. Qing Shan City shows that if everyone tries a little, the whole place can become much greener.
回答下面五个问题,每题答案不超过5个词。
1. What color bin is for kitchen waste?
2. What did the city ban last year?
3. What do people use instead of plastic bags?
4. How many trees were planted last year?
5. Who works together to keep the city green?
参考答案:
一、根据句意、中文释义和首字母提示,写出所缺单词。
1.successfully 2. management 3. separate 4. total 5. strict
6. control 7. break 8. recycle 9. wisely 10. resources
二、用所给词的适当形式填空。
1.to protect 2.are required 3.recycled 4.fined 5.limited 6.greatly
三、选择方框中所给单词或短语,并用其适当形式完成句子。
1.limited 2.reduce 3.fined 4.run out 5.lead to
四、单项选择
1-5 ADBBC 6-10 AACDB
五、完形填空
1-5 BACAD 6-10 BBCBA 11-15 BBCAD
六、阅读理解
1-5BCABD
七、阅读并回答问题
1. Green.
2. Single-use plastic bags.
3. Cloth bags.
4. Over 10,000.
5. Government and citizens.
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