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　　Unit 5　Canada—“The True North”
　　Section Ⅰ　Warming Up & Reading－Pre-reading
　　Ⅰ.阅读理解
　　A
　　All writers have their own special ways of getting words down－a favourite pen, a special place, even a certain time of day. Five famous writers tell you their secrets.
　　Fay Weldon
　　British novelist
　　I get up at seven or eight and then I write until lunchtime. I don't write after lunch. I wrote by pen until about four years ago when I realised that the rest of the world used computers. Although I have a new laptop, I still prefer to use my old computer.
　　Michael Morpurgo
　　British children's book writer
　　I had problems some years ago sitting at a desse I got pains in my shoulder, so I decided to write in bed. Now, when I have a story in my head I go to bed with a small notebook and fill it up. I keep my manuscripts (原稿) in the fridge just in case the house burns down.
　　John Mortimer
　　British novelist
　　I write in a room that used to be the garage (车库). Now it's full of books and photographs, I write with a soft red pen on a notebook. Each page is almost exactly 300 words long.
　　Simon Armitage
　　British poet and novelist
　　I used to be more nocturnal (夜间活动的), but since my daughter was born I try to keep more traditional hours. I have an office just outside the house above the garage where I keep my books and my treasures. I listen to music when I'm writing. I have no love for my computer, although when it's working we are great friends.
　　Marina Lewycka
　　Ukrainian novelist
　　I write in bed, partly because it's the most comfortable and private place and partly because I like to write either at the beginning or the end of the day. I drink an amount of tea and I work on a laptop.
　　【文章大意】　本文是记叙文。文章介绍了五位作家是如何进行写作的。
　　1．When does Fay Weldon write?
　　A．In the morning.  B．In the afternoon.
　　C．After midnight.  D．Around noon.
　　解析：A　细节理解题。根据Fay Weldon中的I write until lunchtime. I don't write after lunch可知，Fay Weldon在早晨写作。
　　2．What do Michael Morpurgo and John Mortimer have in common?
　　A．Both love taking photos.
　　B．Both write on a notebook.
　　C．Both write in the garage.
　　D．Both have health problems.
　　解析：B　细节理解题。根据Michael Morpurgo中的when I have a story in my head I go to bed with a small notebook及John Mortimer中的I write with a soft red pen on a notebook可知，Michael Morpurgo和John Mortimer都在笔记本上写作。
　　3．According to the text, Simon Armitage ________.
　　A．prefers to work at night
　　B．wants to have an office
　　C．likes working to music
　　D．regards his computer as a treasure
　　Unit 5　Canada—“The True North”
　　Section Ⅱ　Warming Up & Reading－Language Points
　　Ⅰ.单句语法填空
　　1．The old couple have been to three continents (continent) and more than twenty countries.
　　2．The teachers chatted (chat) with McDonald about the importance of reading and school libraries yesterday evening.
　　3．Surrounded (surround) by the excited fans, the members of the band couldn't move.
　　4．Nothing serious. Your son just got slightly (slight) injured in the accident.
　　5．The hall was extremely big, measuring (measure) 200 metres long and 100 metres wide.
　　6．He was wandering in the street when he caught (catch) sight of his former boss.
　　7．When I study English, I lit my dictionary within my reach so that I can refer to it when necessary.
　　8．Although it was a hard problem, he managed to_settle (settle) it all by himself at last.
　　9．Walking (walk) straight ahead, the students went out of the classroom one by one.
　　10．You seem to have a gift for seeing into people's minds and none of my thoughts can escape from you.
　　Ⅱ.阅读理解
　　Canada is home to many mountains, which are found in every province. The highest mountain is Mount Logan in the Yukon, and many other mountains of the Canadian Rockies reach high into the blue skies.
　　The Rocntains begin in British Columbia and snake (蜿蜒) nearly 3,000 miles to their smaller low hills in New Mexico. Many of the mountains sit within state and national parks. A large number of popular tourist attractions are among the longest of all Canadian mountains. Many people spend entire vacations seeing the Rockies. Banff National Park in Alberta is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Home to Laise, the national park is on the top of many people's dream vacations. Several of Canada's top ski places are on the peaks (山顶) of the Canadian Rockies.
　　While the Appalachian Mountains are mainly known as a US mountain range (山脉), they don't end once they hit the Canadian border. While not the longest of the Canadian mountain ranges, the Appalachians snake nearly 2,000 miles from the Atlantic coast of Canada to Alabama. The things to do in this region are as various as the provinces themselves. Whether you're looking to experience the culture or the scenery, you'll have ample chances to experience what makes Canada such an amazing place to explore.
　　Running along the British Columbia-Yukon Territory, the Pelly Mountains set the stage for adventures. Several Yukon-based shops that sell equipment for oUnit 5　Canada—“The True North”
　　Section Ⅲ　Learning about Language & Using Language
　　Ⅰ.单句语法填空
　　1．Although he has become wealthy (wealth), Mr Wood remains what he used to be, modest and friendly.
　　2．I am pleased to_be_invited (invite) to give a lecture on  astronomy.
　　3．When the lost boy saw the smoke rising in the distance, he became excited immediately.
　　4．Linda said she would meet Tom and that she wouldn't tell anyone about the appointment.
　　5．Due to a technical problem, the concert will start approximately (approximate) half an hour later.
　　6．Terrified (terrify) by the sight of the lion, the young hunter had to climb up the tree quickly.
　　7．Unlike other girls, my daughter is quite interested in these topics (topic) like climate change, education and social issues.
　　8．That was an impressive (impress) performance from such a young tennis player.
　　9．She felt a strange mixture (mix) of excitement and fear at the news that her daughter is making a trip into space.
　　10．The president turned up at the party last night, confirming (confirm) that he had recovered from his illness.
　　Ⅱ.阅读理解
　　A
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　　【文章大意】　本文是应用文。文章是对美国国家盲文出版社的儿童盲文图书俱乐部的介绍。