Unit 1 Cultural Heritage Listening and Talking 课时同步提升综合小测-2026-2027学年高中英语人教版必修第二册

高中人教版必修二Unit1课时同步提升综合小测

Listening and Talking

一、单词拼写

1．We had a long ________(讨论) about how to protect the old town.

2．Too many tourists can cause serious ________(破坏) to the site.

3．In my ________(观点), we should limit the number of visitors.

4．There is a ________(限制) of 5,000 visitors a day at the site.

5．Local people should be ________(参与) in making the decision.

6．He gave a ________(详细的) description of the damage to the wall.

7．The plan will bring great ________(利益) to the local community.

8．Don’t ________(触摸) the paintings on the wall of the cave.

9．The museum is ________(关闭) for repairs this month.

10．We must raise public ________(意识) of heritage protection.

二、单句语法填空

11．In           (I) opinion, the old building should be protected.

12．He suggested that the number of visitors           (limit).

13．          (person), I don’t think it is a good idea.

14．There is no doubt            the site is worth protecting.

15．It is the first time that I           (visit) such an old temple.

16．The more people visit the site, the           (bad) the damage will be.

17．I would rather stay at home            go to a crowded museum.

18．The old town is well worth           (protect).

19．Not only the students but also their teacher           (be) interested in the project.

20．It is high time that we           (take) action to protect our heritage.

三、完成句子

21．在我看来，我们应该限制游客的数量。

________ ________ ________, we should limit the number of visitors.

22．我认为这个提议值得认真考虑。

I think the proposal ________ ________ ________ carefully.

23．你越了解这些文物，就越会珍惜它们。

________ ________ you learn about the relics, ________ ________ you will value them.

24．该是我们采取行动保护这座古庙的时候了。

It is high time that we ________ ________ to protect the old temple.

25．说到文化遗产保护，每个人都应该尽自己的一份力量。

________ ________ ________ ________ cultural heritage protection, everyone should do their part.

四、阅读理解

For years, the small town of Calcata in Italy was slowly dying. Its houses were falling down and young people were leaving for the cities. Then, in the 1960s, artists began to move in, attracted by the low rents and the quiet streets. Today Calcata is famous — and that has become its newest problem.

On a sunny Saturday in summer, the town’s single street can hold more than 4,000 visitors. Calcata itself has fewer than 900 residents. The narrow lanes were built for donkeys, not for crowds, and the ancient walls were never designed to carry the weight of thousands of people leaning on them every week.

In 2022 the town council decided to act. Visitors must now book in advance and pay a small fee of 3 euros. The number of people allowed in at any one time is limited to 1,500, and the money collected is spent on repairing the walls and cleaning the streets.

The decision was not popular at first. Shop owners worried that fewer visitors would mean less business. After the first year, however, the numbers told a different story: total visitor numbers fell by only 8 per cent, while the money each visitor spent went up by more than 20 per cent.

“People who pay to come in stay longer and buy more,” says Maria Rossi, who runs a small bookshop near the gate. “Before, they walked through in fifteen minutes and bought nothing. Now they sit in the café and ask about the history of the town.”

Other historic towns in Italy are watching Calcata closely. The idea that a place can be protected by limiting access rather than by opening it to everyone is still unusual, but it is spreading. “We are not a museum,” says the mayor. “We are a town where people live.”

26．What attracted artists to Calcata in the 1960s?

A．Its famous ancient walls.

B．Its cheap rents and quiet streets.

C．Its large number of tourists.

D．Its modern art museums.

27．What problem does Calcata face now?

A．The town has almost no young residents.

B．The streets are too narrow for cars.

C．The council cannot collect enough fees.

D．Too many visitors are damaging the town.

28．What measure did the town council take in 2022?

A．It limited the number of visitors.

B．It closed the town to all visitors.

C．It built a museum near the gate.

D．It raised the rents for shop owners.

29．What was the result after the first year?

A．Visitor numbers dropped by half.

B．Shop owners all closed their businesses.

C．Each visitor spent more money.