高中一年级期末复习习题精选.docx

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高中一年级期末复习习题精选

高中一年级期末复习习题精选

一单项填空（注：

选择题无空，要重考虑）

1.Itthatthesportsmeetingputoffbecauseofthefineweather.

A.issuggested,willnotbeB.wassuggested,be

C.suggested,shouldbeD.wassuggested,notbe

2.Ourhomeisalwaysloveandunderstanding.

A.richforB.richinC.highwithD.highby

3.Itisveryrichvillage,5or6families10havecars.

A.inwhich,inB.which,from

C.where,thanD.that,over

4.Themodernequipmentwhichovertherewillbeusedwildlife.

A.isbeingmade;toprotectB.isbeingmade,toprotecting

C.ismaking,forprotectingD.ismade,protecting

5.Thoughheearned1500dollarsamonth,hewaspoorinsociety.

A.asmanyas;butB.ashighas,however

C.asmuchas,yetD.aswellas,still

6.WhenImetMikelastSunday,hetoldmethathetheactressforalmosttwoyears.

A.hadmarriedB.hadbeenmarriedto

C.hadbeenmarriedbyD.hadgotmarriedwith

7.IcouldnotrememberthenameofmyclassmatesthoughIhimatthefirstsightinthecrowd.

A.recognizedB.knewC.sawD.remembered

8.Onthefarmtheremanyandandthereareinthepool.

A.deer,sheep,fishB.deers,sheeps,fishes

C.deer,sheeps,fishD.deers,sheep,fishes

9.TomysurpriseIsawalittleanimalateupmuchfood.

A.so,soB.such,suchC.suchsoD.so,such

10.Theprettyhousedoorisalwayslookedarichman.

A.its,belongstoB.ofwhich,isbelongedby

C.ofthat,belongedtoD.whose,belongsto

11.Thereasonhewaslateforthemeetingwassomethingwaswrongwithhiscar.

A.why,thatB.why,becauseC.which,thatD.that,because

12.Thewholebook12units,twomainlyrevisions.

A.contains,includedB.includes,containing

C.contains,containingD.includes,including

13.HesaidthathehadbeentoHongKongandthathewouldgothere.

A.longbefore,beforelongB.beforelong,longbefore

C.longage,beforelongD.beforelong,beforelong

14.—How’severythinggoing?

—

A.EverythingisfinishedB.Everythingisbeendone

C.Notsobad,youknowD.Notdoingwrong,youknow

15.—I'dliketoinviteyoutodinnerthisSaturday,Mr.Smith.

—

A.Oh,no.Let'snotB.I'dratherstayathome

C.I'mverysorry,butI'veotherplansD.Oh,no.That'llbetoomuchtrouble.

二完型填空

阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的四个选项（A，B，C和D）中选出填入相应空白处的最佳选项，并填在括号里。

Thelakelaybeforemeblueandpeaceful,intheevening16.Oneitherside,themountainsrosesharply,surroundingitinakindofbowl.Afewsheep17theirsidesandhereandthereacowwas18eatingonthelowerslopes.Theplacewassofarawaysountouchedbyhumanworkthatitseemedtheveryplaceto19.EvenHiggs,Ithought,won'tbeabletofindmehere.

Isatdownbytheedgeofthelakeandpulling20myshoesandsocks,putmy21inthewater.Itwascold,likeice.AfteramomentI22everandspreadsomeofthe23onmyhotface.Icouldseemyselffaintlyinthewaterstartingatmelikea24Irealizedsuddenlyhow25Iwasofrunningaway.SurelyIthoughtIcouldlivehereforafewday,outof26ofhiggsandhismen.WhileItriedto27someplansforthefuture.Ifoundatinycottageonthefarsideofthe28withsomesmokecomingfromitsroof.Istillhadalittlemoney.Perhapstheywouldgivemea29andsomefood.

AsIwatched,amancameoutofthehouseanddowntoalittle30atthelakesideHegotintoitandbegantomove31towardsmyside.Icouldnotseehis32atfirst.Hecontinuedcalmly33thelakeandwhenhewasabouthalfway,herestedhisoarsandtheboatdrifted（飘流）intoapatchofsunlight.He34ahandinafriendlywayofgreeting.Iwasabouttoraisemineinsatisfaction35,allatonce,Isawhisfaceclearly:

itwasHiggs!

（）16.A.skyB.lightC.airD.gas

（）17.A.dotted（点缀）B.ranC.rushedD.followed

（）19.A.workB.visitC.playD.hide

（）20.A.downB.onC.offD.up

（）21.A.feetB.handC.headD.body

（）22.A.cameB.stopC.gotbent

（）23.A.earthB.grassC.waterD.ice

（）24.A.workmateB.comradeC.styangerD.friend

（）25.A.interestedB.excitedC.happyD.tired

（）26.A.workB.touchC.feelD.reach

（）27.A.doB.produceC.makeD.drive

（）28.A.lakeB.riverC.mountainsD.hills

（）29.A.mealB.waterC.boatD.bed

（）30.A.bikeB.boatC.busD.car

（）31.A.unhurriedlyB.unworriedlyC.unexcitedlyD.unfrightenedly

（）32.A.faceB.handC.lookingD.expression

（）33.A.throughB.crossC.aboveD.across

（）34.A.caughtB.heldC.loseD.raised

（）35.A.thatB.thenC.whileD.when

三阅读理解

A

TheFirstTimeISoldAPainting

ThefirsttimeIsoldapaintingwasduringanartfair（艺术博览会）.Iwassatisfiedwithallthepeoplewhosteppedatmybooth（摊位），onlytoleavewithoutbuyinganythingOnecouple,towever,keptreturningtoadmireaparticularpainting,andtheyfinallydecidedtobuyit.

Myfirstsale!

Someonedidlikemywork.Then,astheywalkedaway,Iheardthewomansay,“Won'tGrandma'swedding（婚礼）portrait（肖像）lookwonderfulinthisframe（框）?

”

36.Noonewouldbuyhispaintingsbecausehispaintingswere.

A.good-lookingbutnouse

B.soexpensivethatnoonecouldaffordto

C.notgoodenoughtobeworthbuying

D.verycheapbutwonderful

37.Thecoupleboughtthepainting.

A.andweregoingtoputitbesidetheirgrandma'sweddingportrait

B.andweregoingtoputitintheframeinplaceoftheirgrandma'sportrait

C.andthen,tookthepaintingawayfromtheframeandputtheirgrandma'sportraitin

D.thatlookedexactlythesameastheirgrandma'sweddingportrait

38.Fromthepassage,wecanseethat.

A.allhispaintingsweresetinframesonsale

B.allthepaintingslookedwonderful

C.nobodyboughtapainting

D.noonebutacouplewasattractedbythebeautifulpaintings

B

Ontelevisionallovertheworld.thereareprogrammesabouttheworkofthepolice.Theyarepopularbecausetheyareusuallyveryexciting.InLondon,thereisatelevisionprogramecalled“PoliceFive”—becauseitisonforfiveminutesonceaweek.Atelevisionreporter,ShawTaylor,talksaboutcrimes（罪行）intheLondonarea.Heasksforpublichelp.ThepolicestationneedsthehelpofordinarypeoplebecausesometimesyouorIhaveinformationthatcanbeusefultothepolice.

ShawTaylorshowspicturesofpaintings,jewelryandotherthingswhichthievesstoleduringtheweek.Sometimesheshowsthecarthatthethievesescapedin.Whenpeopleseemenorthingsonthetelevisionprogramwhichtheymayremember,theycantellthepolicewheretheysawthem.Withtheirhelp,thepolicemaycatchmorecriminals.

Sometimesthepolicefindacarorsomemoney.ShawTaylorshowsthemontelevision.Theownerssometimesseethem.Thentheycantelephonethepoliceandsay,“Thankyouverymuch—that'smine!

”

39.Thetelevisionprogramiscalled“PoliceFive”,becauseitisabouttheworkofthepoliceand.

A.itisonforfivetimeseveryweekday.

B.itlastsfiveminutesaweek

C.itbeginsatfiveintheafternoon

D.itisprogramaboutfivepolicemen

40.FromthepassageweknowShawTayloris.

A.apopularTVreporter

B.aTVreporterfewpeopleknow

C.aTVreporterordinarypeopledon'tlike

D.anunknownTVreporter

41.Thepolicestationaskedforpublichelpbecause.

A.ordinarypeoplelikethetelevisionprogram

B.ordinarypeopleareinterestedinpictureofpaintings,jewelryetc.

C.Thepolicemencannotcatchthethievesthemselves

D.ordinarypeoplemayhelpthepolicemengetusefulinformationaboutthecriminals

42.Theprogramhelpsalotin.

A.helpingthepolicefindthecriminalsandgivingthethingsbacktotheowners

B.excitingordinarypeople

C.makingthepolicepopular

D.frighteningthethieves

C

ForthreedaysMr.Bunterdidnotsayaword.Helookedatpeoplesensiblyenoughbutseemedunabletohearanyquestionsputtohim.Anofficersaidtothecaptain,“Thesebrassplates（黄铜牌）onthestepsofthebridge-ladder（舰桥梯）areverydangerousthings.”

“Arethey?

”repliedJohns,“ittakesmorethanabrassplatetomakeanablebodiedmanfalldowninthatway.Andtheweatherfive.Everythingdryandtheshipgoingonasmoothsea!

”

Onthefourth,daythechiefofficerlookedbetter.Hecouldhearandunderstandandcouldevenspeakinweakvoice.

“Well,Mr.Bunter”saidcaptainJohns,“Canyoutelluswhatcausedtheaccident?

”

BuntermovedhisheadslightlyandfixedhiscoldblueeyesontheCaptain'spuzzled（迷惑不解）face.“Noaccident,”hebreathed.

“Well,whatmadeyouhavethatfall,then?

”

Bunterraisedhimselfalittle,lookedstraightintothecaptain'seyesandsaidinalowvoice,“You—were—right!

”

“Blessmysoul!

”criedoutCaptainJohns.“Doyoumeanyouhadasupernatural（超自然）experiencethatnight?

Yousawaghost（鬼）onmyship?

”

Unwillingness,shamedisgust（厌恶）,WouldhavebeenseenonpoorBunter'sfaceifagoodpartofithadnotbeenwrappedinbandagee（绷带）.Hetriedhardandanswered.

“Yes,Ihaveseen.”

“Anddidit—diditknockyoudownfromtheladder?

”

“Come!

AmIthesortofmantobeknockeddownbyaghost?

”

CaptainJohnspointedafingeratBunter.“You’vebeenterrified（吓住了），”hesaid.“That'swhat'sthematter,eventhemanatthewheel（掌舵的人）frightened,thoughhecouldn'tseeanything.Hefeltthesupernatural.You'vebeenpunishedbecauseyouwouldn'tbelieve,Mr.Bunter.”

“SupposeIhave,”saidBunter.“Youdon'tknowwhatIsaw.AndIcan'ttellyouwhatitwaslike.Everymanhashisownghosts.IsteppedbackIdon'trememberanythingelse.”

“Themanatthewheelsaidyouwentbackwardsasifsomethinghadhityou.

“Itwasasortofinwardblow,”Bunterexplained.“Aren'tyousatisfiednowthatIbelieve?

”

43.WhathappenedtoMr.Bunter?

A.Hehadfallenonabrassplateonthebridgeladder.

B.Hehadbeenpunishedbecausehedidn'tbelieveinghost.

C.Hehadsomehowfallendownthebridgeladder.

D.Theghosthadhi