外研版選修八《Module 5 The Conquest of the Universe Grammar》2022年單元測試卷

一、選詞填空

• 1．

  that，what，whether，when，where，how，why，who，whichever，as if

  （1）

  we fear when traveling in summer is the sudden change of weather.
  （2）The reason why you didn't pass the driving test was

  you didn't practice it hard.
  （3）I was horrified to hear about

  she had been treated in prison.
  （4）Today I am talking about

  the government should spend more money discovering and protecting cultural relics.
  （5）He said that the most impressive moment was

  he was awarded first prize in high school.
  （6）Could you please tell me

  you had your hair cut？
  （7）The police asked me to explain

  I didn't report the accident immediately.
  （8）

  of the group does best in the competition will be given the award.
  （9）She looked

  she had known the bad news.
  （10）Don't frown because you never know

  will fall in love with your smile.
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二、改錯

• 2．The nurses are trying their best to reduce the patient's fear he would die of the disease.
  
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三、語法填空根據(jù)下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。

• 7．This app could checkmate dating game
     George Church，a leading professor of genetics at Harvard University，is planning to create a dating app that can match users based on their genetic agreement.
      （1）

  Two people considering going on a date take out their smartphones first and check each other's genetic table to see whether there are any undesirable genes that cannot be determined from outward appearance.Genetic deficiencies（基因缺陷） that might lead to diseases in offspring will be screened out first.Heart disease？No.Immune deficiency？No.Hemophilia？No.
      （2）

  Eye color，height preference，curly or straight hair.In the end，only those with the genes that promise the users a perfect child will date.
     It sounds terrible.If the app becomes a reality，it could split people into different camps based on the genes they carry.
     Some might argue that even now people are not wholly equal to each other—there are the rich and the poor to begin with. （3）

  Genes，on the other hand，are fixed，with no hope of changing at least in the near future.
     Church didn't have this divisive goal in mjye.aid.In an interview，he said he hopes to let people know the genetic deficiencies in their mating partners so as to minimize the chances of giving birth to children with diseases. （4）

  
     The problem is not so much with genetic technology，which can help people find possible diseases before birth，and possibly even cure them through gene editing.But it would be a mistake to let everybody know of each other's genetic information and make choices on that basis.
      （5）

  Gene sequencing（基因排序） is becoming increasingly popular with many people choosing to know their genes better.It is reaching a stage when it becomes urgent for the law to protect such information and avoid possible leaks.
  
  A.He will make it.
  B.This is how it works.
  C.That in turn calls for legislation（法律，法規(guī)）.
  D.The app will be popular with different people.
  E.Then comes the turn of harmless appearance characteristics.
  F.But he will not be able to stop the above-mentioned possibility.
  G.However，one can always struggle to improve one's quality of life.
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二、閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

• 8．What do you do when you need to look something up？ These days， most people go straight to Wikipedia， the online encyclopedia． But how （1）

  （rely） is it？
      There's no denying the （2）

  （popular） and usefulness of Wikipedia． The site is available in more than 270 different languages，（3）

  （attract） a massive 78 million visitors every month． Being one of the most comprehensive resources available， it got much more information than （4）

  ordinary encyclopedia． Anyone with an internet connection can log on and edit the contents．
      Of course， there are some controls． Wikipedia has a team of over 1，500 administrators， （5）

  check for false information． （6）

  ， with more than 16 million articles to keep an eye （7）

  ， it isn't easy． So， while Wikipedia benefits from being （8）

  （constant） updated with information， it's also open to "vandals"（蓄意破壞者）"
      Some of the damage is easy to notice； but other things are hard to spot． The most common form involves some false information （9）

  （add） into the biography of a famous person． Incredibly， some of this misinformation （10）

  （appear） in newspapers so far， with The Daily Mail and The Guardian both falling victim to the pranks（惡作?。甋o， if you're going to use any information from Wikipedia， make sure you double-check it first．
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