【创新设计】2016-2017学年度高中英语 Unit 7 The Sea Period one课时作业 北师大版必修3.docVIP

Unit 7　The Sea Period One　Warm-up Lesson 1 The Spirit of Explorers Ⅰ.阅读理解 A Under the world’s oceans and seas lies an attracting world of lands that stretches hundreds of kilometers in every direction.In this world，without the sun，there are deep canyons (峡谷)，great plains，and towering ranges of mountains.And this underwater world covers 70 percent of the earth’s surface. The world’s longest mountain range extends 16,000 kilometers under the Atlantic Ocean from Iceland to the Antarctic.Called the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (山脊)，this range of mountains contains a number of high peaks，among them are the Ascension Island，the Azores，and Iceland. The world’s highest mountain is found in the mid-Pacific area.It is the Hawaiian volcano Mauna Kea，which is 9,450 meters from base to peak.This is nearly 610 meters taller than Mount Everest.Only 4,221 meters of Mauna Kea rises above the surface of the sea.In 1873 the British survey ship Challenger discovered the deepest trench (海沟) in all the seas.Named the Challenger Deep，it is near the island of Guam and is 11 kilometers deep. Since sunlight only reaches to a depth of about 244 meters，many of the creatures of the deep sea live in a world of darkness.However，to get help in their survival，many have their own bright lighting system.Food comes to them from the upper levels of the ocean and they can get a constant supply from the waste matter that gradually moves downward toward the ocean floor.These undersea creatures must remain at the various places for which they are fit.To wander to other levels could result in death from improper water pressure. 1．The best title for this text should be . A．The Sunless World B．The Longest Mountain C．The Highest Mountain D．The Deepest Trench 答案　A 解析　主旨大意题。通读全文可以看出，这篇文章主要讲述的是黑暗的海底世界的一些情况。 2．The world’s longest mountain range under the ocean . A．extends 1,600 kilometers under the Atlantic Ocean B．is called the Mid-Atlantic Ridge C．contains few high peaks D．extends from Iceland to the Azores