Unit 5 Into the wild Section 单元测试-（2019）新外研版高中英语必修第一册.docx

1、高一英语单元检测学案 姓名： 班级： 学号 English Unit5单元检测 总分100分.课标单词（30分）Every life is worthy of respect.必背写作词汇1. v.寻找,寻求2.n.量,测量3.n.位置4.v.破坏,毁掉5.v. 创立,创建6.v. 凝视,盯着看识记阅读词汇1.charity n.2.monarch n.3.Atlantic adj.4.whale n.5.professor n.6.mystery n.7.crash v.8.per cent n.9.chemical n.10.caterpillar n.11.creature n.12.i

2、diom n.13.authority n.14.source n.15.button n.16.element n.17.per prep.18.encounter n.19.path n.20.breathtaking adj._21.eagle n.22.capture v.23.image n.24.file n. 必备短语: 英汉双译（20分）1. from one place to another_2. in search of _3. _数以百万的, 许多的4. manage to do_5. _有麻烦, 处于困境中 6. after all_7. in the last few

3、 years_8. the number of_9. lead to _10. feed on_11. _一箭双雕12. _慢点, 别急13. _下倾盆大雨 14. brave the elements_15. _a variety of16. _因为而出名17. at a speed of. . . _18. concentrate on _19. recover from _20. from time to time _III.重点句型（10分）1. One of the most wonderful migrations in nature is _ of the North Ameri

4、can monarch butterfly.自然界中最壮观的迁徙之一是北美洲黑脉金斑蝶的迁徙。2. Eventually, it manages to reach the places_ it will spend the winter. 最终, 它成功地抵达将要过冬的地方。3._ we know about this lovely creature,_the chance it will survive and keep its place in the natural world for a long time to come. 我们对这种可爱的生物了解越多, 它们在自然界中得以长久生存并

5、保持其地位的可能性就越大。4.Sadly, human activity is the main reason_the number of monarch butterflies is falling. 可悲的是, 人类活动是黑脉金斑蝶数量下降的主要原因。5.People_(work) together to record its migration and make sure that there are enough plants for it to feed on. 人们一直在协同工作, 记录它的迁徙, 并确保它有足够的食物可食用。 语法填空（40分） AMany animals mig

6、rate 1._ certain times. The North American monarch butterfly is 2._ example. Every autumn millions of these beautiful insects travel around 4, 000 kilometres south and find 3. _ (they ) way to places 4._ they will spend the winter. The insects use their eyes 5._ (measure) the position of the sun 6._

7、 they can reach their destination successfully. In the past few years, their population 7._ ( crash) rapidly. 8._ (luck), many people have the 9._ ( aware ) of protecting them. We believe the more we know about them, the 10._ (great) the chance they will survive. BLast spring in Yellowstone, I follo

8、wed a path that took me 11._a dark forest. When I 12._(eventual) stepped out of the trees, the view was breathtaking. An eagle flew over the snow-capped mountains, 13._were reflected in the still lake below. While I 14._(concentrate) on photographing this amazing scene, I had a feeling 15._I was bei

9、ng watched. Slowly, with the camera still 16._(hold) to my eye, I turned and 17._(freeze). Only meters away from me was a bear. My legs started shaking. Somehow, I forced my finger to press the button.18. _second later, the bear turned and ran back to the forest. When I recovered9._the shock, I looked at my camera. My most 20._(fright) but magical experience was captured in a single image.