人教版（新课程标准）必修1Unit 5 Nelson Mandela — a modern hero单元双测B卷（原卷板+解析版）

Unit 5　Nelson Mandela — a modern hero　单元双测A、B卷 B卷———高考仿真检测(时间90分钟，满分120分) 第一部分：阅读理解(共两节，满分40分) 第一节(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分) A Every Olympics creates encouraging stories.Here are 4 memorable moments in U．S. summer Olympic history. Kerri Strug Gymnastics Women gymnasts from the Soviet Union had won team gold at every Games since 1948.Then came Team USA in Atlanta in 1996.They were in first place after three events.One to go: the vault (跳马)．Kerri Strug was the final American.She landed and felt her left ankle crack.There was no time to know if her 9.162 score was enough to hang on to petitors get two tries at the vault, and the better one counts.Her coach asked Strug if she could vault again. “I will do it, I will, I will，” she replied.This time, she landed on both feet.Her score: a gold medal winning 9.712. Al Oerter Track and Field Six days before the final while practicing, Oerter hurt his neck.Medics told him it was the end of his career.But this was the Olympics.Blocking out the pain, he set an Olympic record.In 1968, Oerter was told he was too old to compete, but he made it.His final throw broke the Olympic record.No other athlete has won four successive (连续的) gold medals in the discus (掷铁饼)． Rulon Gardner Wrestling (摔跤) Rulon Gardner didn't stand a chance.In Sydney, Australia, in 2000, the farm boy from Wyoming faced Russian wrestler Aleksandr Karelin.Karelin had three Olympic gold medals and nine world titles.But no matter what Karelin tried, Gardner resisted (抵抗)．With five seconds left, the “unbeatable” Karelin gave up.It was the biggest surprise in Olympic wrestling history. Billy Mills Track and Field The only person who thought Billy Mills would win the 10,000 meter race in Tokyo in 1964 was Billy Mills.No American had even come close to winning the race since it became an Olympic event in 1912.This “unknown” ran 45 seconds faster than ever before, setting an Olympic record and taking home the first and only gold medal for the U．S. in the event. 1．What happened to Al Oerter A．He lost the 1968 Olympics. B．He hurt himself in the final game. C．He set an Olympic record with injuries. D．He gave up his career on doctors' advice. 2．Why was Rulon Gardner's victory a surprise A．He beat a powerful competitor. B．He hurt his foot during the match. C．He earned three Olympic gold medals. D．He was the first American to win the match. 3．What do Kerri Strug and Billy Mills have in common A．They took part in the same event. B．They tried twice in their matches. C．They were famous athletes before their victories. D．They won the first Olympic gold medals for America in their events. B On December 24,1848, long before Lincoln became the 16th president of America, he received a letter from his half brother Johnston, with whom he had been going along well, who meant to borrow D|S80. Lincoln had once lent D|S80 to Johnston, who had not returned it till then. Not at that mo ... ...