名师精编人教版高中英语必修一Unit 4 earthquakes单元复习测试四.docx

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名师精编人教版高中英语必修一Unit4earthquakes单元复习测试四

Unit4earthquakes单元复习测试四

Class:

Name:

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满分（120）

Ⅰ.语言知识及应用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1~15各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。

Attheageof16,Einsteinfailedinseveralcoursesbecausehemixedwithagroupofnaughtykids.Onemorning,Einsteinwasaboutto1withthosekidswhenhisfather2himandsaidtohimcalmly,“Einstein,you’resofondofplayingalldaythatyoufailedinthe3.I’msoworriedaboutyourfuture.”

“Whatareyouworryingabout?

JackandRobertalso4,butdon’ttheygofishingasusual?

”

“Myboy,youcan’tthinkso,”hisfathersaid5.“Thereisafable（寓言）inourhometown.Ihopeyoucanlistentoitcarefully.”

“Thereweretwocatslivingontheroof.Onceacatfellintothe6holdingtheother.Whentheyclimbedout,acat’sfacebecame7becauseofthesoot（烟灰）whiletheother’sfacewasclean.Seeingthesoot-facedcat,thecleancat8thatitsfacewasalsodirtyanduglysoit9rantotheriversideand10itsface.Thesoot-facedcatsawtheclean-facedcat,thinkingitsfacewasalsoclean,soithungoutinthestreet.

“Einstein,nobodycanbeyourmirror.Takingotherpeopletobeyourmirror,evenatalentedpersonmaybecomea11.”

Hearingthis,Einsteinfelt12andreturnedtohisroomatonce.Sincethen,Einsteinoftentookhimselfasamirrorto13andreflect,andkepthinting（暗示）tohimself:

I’munique,andnooneisthesameasme,soIneedn’tbeasmediocre（平庸的）asothers.Thiswaswhyhe14.

Youmustseeyourselfclearly.Your15doesn’tdependonhowothersdotheirthings,buthowyouaregoingtodoyours.

1.A.workB.fishC.travelD.study

2.A.blamedB.taughtC.stoppedD.directed

3.A.testsB.promisesC.plansD.hunts

4.A.agreedB.failedC.repliedD.escaped

5.A.politelyB.rapidlyC.closelyD.lovingly

6.A.poolB.riverC.holeD.chimney

7.A.coldB.paleC.dirtyD.fat

8.A.sawB.noticedC.deniedD.thought

9.A.quicklyB.clearlyC.suddenlyD.nearly

10.A.madeB.washedC.coveredD.turned

11.A.foolB.thiefC.beggarD.patient

12.A.disappointedB.annoyedC.excitedD.embarrassed

13.A.examineB.enjoyC.carryD.practice

14.A.changedB.succeededC.grewD.arrived

15.A.doubtB.orderC.futureD.mind

第二节语法填空（共10小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在标有16~25的空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。

Thisisatruestoryofamother’ssacrifice（牺牲）duringanearth-quake.

Whentherescuersreached16ruinedhouse,theysawadeadbodyofayoungwomanthroughthecracks.Sheknelt17herkneeslikeapersonwasworshiping（做礼拜）.However,thecoldandstiffbodytold18thatshehadpassedaway.

Theteamleftthishouseandwasgoingtosearchthenextbuilding.Forsomereasons,theteamleader19（drive）byastrongforcetogoback.Again,hekneltdowntosearchthelittlespaceunderthedeadbody.Suddenly,hecried20excitement,“Achild!

Thereisachild!

”

Thewholeteam21（careful）removedthepilesofruinedobjectsaroundthedeadwoman.Therewasa3-month-oldlittleboy22（sleep）peacefullyinablanketunderhismother’sdeadbody.

Themedicaldoctorcamequicklytoexaminethelittleboy.Afterheopenedtheblanket,hesawacellphonewithatextmessageonthescreen,23said,“Dear,youmustwait24rescuerscomeandsurvive,andrememberthatmomloveyouforever.”Thiscellphonewaspassedaroundfromonepersonto25.Everybodythatreadthemessagecried.

Tobehonest,Ihaveneverbeentouchedmoredeeply.Suchisthemother’sloveforherchild!

16.　17.　18.　19.　20.　

21.　22.　23.　24.　25.　

Ⅱ.阅读（共两节，满分40分）

第一节阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Oneday,Ricky’sparentsboughthomearobot,whichpleasedRicky.Assoonasitarrived,itbegancooking,cleaning,ironing,and—mostimportantly—gatheringupoldclothesfromRicky’sbedroomfloor.Onthefirstday,whenRickywenttosleep,helefthisbedroominamess（乱糟糟）.Whenhewokeupthenextmorning,everythingwasperfectlycleanandtidy.

NowRickycouldn’tfindhisfavoriteT-shirt,norhisfavoritetoy.Rickycastasuspiciouseyeontherobot.Hebeganfollowingitaroundthehouse.Finallyitwascaughtred-handed（当场抓住）pickinguponeofRicky’stoystohideit.

Offhewent,runningtohisparents,totellthemthattherobotwasbrokenandbadlyprogrammed.Rickyaskedthemtohaveitchanged.Buthisparentsrefused.Theyneededtherobotverymuch.

Oneday,therobotheardtheboy’scomplaint.Thenitreturnedwithoneoftheboy’stoysandsomeclothesforhim.“Here,sir.Ididnotknowitwasbotheringyou,”saidtherobot.“Theobjectswereleftonthefloor.Ithereforecalculated（估计）thatyoudidnotlikethem.Iamprogrammedtocollectallthatisnotwanted,andatnightIsendittoplaceswhereotherhumanscanuseit.”

Rickystartedfeelingashamed.Hehadspentallhislifetreatingthingsasthoughtheywereuseless.Yetitwastruethatmanyotherpeoplewouldbehappytotreatthosethingswithallthecareintheworld.Sincethen,Rickyhadputrealcareintohowhetreatedhisthings.And,often,hewouldbuythings,andtakethemalongwithhisgoodfriend,therobot,tohelpoutthosewhoneededthem.

26.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?

A.Therobotwasveryexpensive.

B.Therobotwasgoodatcleaningrooms.

C.Rickywantedtotroubletherobotwithalotofhousework.

D.Thearrivaloftherobotresultedinanargumentinthefamily.

27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“suspicious”inParagraph2mean?

A.Doubtful.B.Careful.C.Sad.D.Surprised.

28.Therobotwasprogrammedto______.

A.cookdinnerforitsowner

B.washdishesforitsowner

C.collectthingsthatarenotwanted

D.playinterestinggameswithitsowner

29.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothelastparagraph?

A.Ricky’sattitudetohisthingschanged.

B.Rickywouldhelpmanypeopletocleantheirthings.

C.Rickywouldalwaysregardtherobotashisteacher.

D.Rickyfeltashamedbecausetherobotwassmarterthanhim.

30.WhydidRicky’sparentsbuytherobot?

A.Toshowtheywererich.

B.TohelpRickywithhishomework.

C.ToteachRickyhowtomakefriendswithstrangepeople.

D.TohelpRickygetridofhisbadhabitofthrowingthingsabout.

B

BaseballisasportthatbeganintheeasternUnitedStatesinthe1800s.Itisknownasthe“nationalpastime（娱乐）”,agamethatmillionsofpeoplecontinuetoenjoyeachspringandsummer.MajorLeagueBaseballrecentlyopeneditsnewseason.Sothisisagoodtimetoexploretheinfluenceofitonpopularculture,includingmusic.Manysongshavebeenwrittenaboutbaseball.

BaseballexpertWarnerFussellewritesthatthereareprobablymorethan1,000songsaboutbaseball.Themostpopularis“TakeMeOuttotheBallGame”.Itwaswrittenin1908byJackNorworth.HewroteitafterseeingasignaboutbaseballonanundergroundtraininNewYorkCity.Twoyearslater,hisfriend,AlbertVonTilzer,putthewordsintomusicandsoonthesongbecameveryhot.ItwasreportedthatMr.NorworthhadneverseenaMajorLeagueBaseballgame.

Peoplestillsing“TakeMeOuttotheBallGame”duringbaseballgames.Neartheendofthegame,peoplebecometiredofsittingonthehardseats.So,duringthespecialtimeinthegame,everyonestandsupandstretches（伸展）theirarmsandlegs.Everyonesingsasongtogether.Mostoften,itis“TakeMeOuttotheBallGame”.

AlargenumberofsongshavebeenwrittenaboutAmerica’sbaseballteams.TheseteamsincludetheBrooklynDodgersandthePhiladelphiaPhillies.Othersongshavebeenwrittenaboutfamousbaseballplayers:

BabeRuth,JackieRobinsonandJoeDiMaggio.

BaseballexpertRichardMillerwritesthatmanysongsandpoemsaboutothersubjectsusewordsandexpressionsfrombaseball.Inourdailylife,weoftenhearthatagirltellsherboyfriendthatshewillnotlikehimunlessheisagoodbaseballplayer.

31.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inthefirstparagraphreferto?

A.Baseball.B.Thenewseason.

C.MajorLeagueBaseball.D.TheeasternUnitedStates.

32.Whendidthesong“TakeMeOuttotheBallGame”becomepopular?

A.Inthe1800s.B.In1908.

C.In1910.D.In1980.

33.Peoplesingthesong“TakeMeOuttotheBallGame”______.

A.whentheyfeeltiredofthegame

B.inthemiddleofabaseballgame

C.whentheyplantowatchabaseballgame

D.whenthebaseballgameiscomingtoanend

34.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thesong“TakeMeOuttotheBallGame”islong.

B.ManysongsarerelatedtoAmerica’sbaseballteamsandplayers.

C.Mr.Norworthwasinterestedinbaseballgamesverymuch.

D.JackNorworthwrotethesongafterseeingawonderfulbaseballgame.

35.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.Baseballhasagreatinfluenceonpeople’slives.

B.Girlsliketomakefriendswithbaseballplayers.

C.Popularmusichasnothingtodowithbaseball.

D.JackNorworthwrotemorethan1000songsaboutbaseball.

C

Whetheryouareinyourhome,aclassroom,oratallbuilding,youshouldknowhowtoprotectyourselfduringanearthquake.Teachyourselfandfamilymemberstoreactautomatically（自动地）whentheshakingstarts.

DROP—DROPdowntothefloor.

COVER—Takecoverunderasturdypieceoffurniture.Avoiddangerousplacesnearwindows,mirrors,ortallfurniture.

HOLD—Ifyoutakecoverunderasturdypieceoffurniture,HOLDontoitandbepreparedtomovewithit.HOLDthepositionuntilthegroundstopsshakinganditissafetomove.

Ifyou’reinahigh-risebuilding,andyouarenotnearadeskor