Unit 5 Do you want to watch a game show？【A卷（基础专练）】一单词拼写（10分）1If you work hard, you will be s .2For me, your words are m . I dont care about them.3This new camera is very s to use. You can learn how to use it easily.4The students in Class 3 are having a (讨论) about how to learn math well.5Every country has its own (文化).6I (期望) to see the CBA basketball match between Liaoning and Zhejiang.7I cant （忍受）soap operas.8He wants to move out because he doesnt want to （依靠）on his family.9I like these stories, because theyre more (edukenl).10Bill is a kind-hearted boy. Hes always /redi/ to help others.二、用所给单词适当形式填空（10分）11They had a (discuss) about the maths problem just now.12Do you plan (watch) a sitcom tonight?13Mr. Li is a (success) teacher. All of his students love him.14Did you decide (visit) your grandparents?15They (plan) to try paragliding, but at last they didnt make it.16I want to watch something (education) in my free time, and I expect to learn something from it.17It was (luck) for us to miss the train to Beijing because of the heavy rain.18Remember (bring) me the book when you come.19This passage (main) tells us how to use the computer.20The problem isnt as (simple) as it seems.三、单项选择（10分）21Mr. Lin decided _ back to the earthquake ruins to look for food and blankets.AgoBto goCwentDgoing22Frank lives a _ life although he has lots of money.ArichBcomfortableCsimpleDpeaceful23Everyone will go to the party _ you.I prefer _ at home rather than go to the party.Abesides; stayingBexpect; stayingCwith; to stayDexcept; to stay24Lets go climbing this afternoon.You _ be joking! I have a fear of heights!AcanBmayCmustDshould25_ Mr. Li is in his office now. Go and find him.ABeBMay beCMaybeDMay26Tom, dont play with fire, or you _ hurt yourself.OK, mum.AshouldBmayChave toDneed27I like watching _ because I can know what is happening in the world.AshowBbookCnewsDnewspaper28A smart phone makes a big _ to our life.AdecisionBdifferenceCprogressDdiscussion29Can you tell me what happened _ him just now? He expected _ cartoons, but his brother wanted to see action movies. So they had a fight.Ato, to seeBon, seeingCwith, to seeDto, seeing30They practiced a lot and _ to win the soccer game.AlearnedBstartedCexpectedDforgot四、完形填空（10分）Can you cut an apple with a playing card（扑克牌）? Can you write with one hand and draw with 31 ? Well, some people can, and they all show their 32 talents on the television program, Chinas Got Talent. The TV program is getting more and more 33 in China. Many people watch it every week 34 they wonder how talented one can be.Talent shows 35 in Britain. And now there are similar shows in lots of countries 36 the world. Chinas Got Talent is the newest, but it 37 others. When people show their special talents, they also 38 their most touching or funniest stories. Most of them dont want to be famous（出名的）. They 39 want to make their family laugh and want to make others laugh, too.We all have a 40 . It may be big or small. Whats your talent? Maybe you can be the next star on Chinas Got Talent!31AotherBothersCthe otherDthe others32AseriousBscaryCspecialDslow33AboringBnecessaryCimportantDpopular34AthoughBbecauseCbutDso35Abegan BdiedCwonDreached36AwithBtoCforDaround37Ais afraid ofBis different fromCis up toDis good for38AenjoyBtouchCshareDwrite39AjustBeverCmaybeDstill40AtalentBfamilyCroleDheart五、阅读理解（20分）ACan talent shows save music?Most people dont know the name of the champion of Hunan TVs 2003 Super Boy, which is considered Chinas first commercialized TV music talent show. In the last 10 years, music talent shows have become one of the most celebrated forms of TV entertainment in China.Talent shows like The Voice of China, The X Factor, Chinese Idol, and Super Boy are bombarding TV audiences.Apart from providing entertainment, these shows also reflect the countrys cultural and societal transformation as it strides toward modernity. But despite their commercial success, experts are skeptical as to the potential of TV music talent shows to boost the countrys struggling music industry.Transformed cultureZheng Xin, a professor at the School of Journalism & Communication at Nanjing University, says a grassroots-oriented rather than elite-based culture is emerging in China. While individuality and personal opinions are now tolerated and