最新版人教版高中英语必修一Unit45单元检测题及答案精编试题.docx

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最新版人教版高中英语必修一Unit45单元检测题及答案精编试题

新课标高一上学期1册Unit4-5测试

Class:

Name:

Marks:

满分（120）

第一部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

1.Ifthefactoryiscloseddown,numberofpeoplewillbeputoutofwork.

A.a;theB.the;\C.the;theD.a;\

2.—Heisn’tagoodreporter.

—Isn’thefitforthejob?

A.Whydoyouthinkso?

B.You’reright.

C.I’mwithyou.D.What’syouropinion?

3.—IsthereanythingIcandoforyou?

—No,thanks.I’mjustlookingaround.

A.whichB.whatC.thatD.how

4.Shortlyaftertheaccidenthappened,rescueteamsweresenttosavethoseinthemine.

A.trappingB.tobetrappedC.havetrappedD.trapped

5.Howyoubesostupidastobelievehim?

He’splayingatrickonyou.

A.couldB.mustC.mightD.would

6.WeshouldlearnfromLeiFengtobeandoftengaveotherpeopleahand.

A.activeB.selflessC.meanD.equal

7.—Howdoyoukeepintouchwithyourfriends?

—Bychattingonline.Besides,wetalkfacetoface.

A.graduallyB.actuallyC.entirelyD.frequently

8.Ourschoolhasaspecialclasstohelppoorreaders,whichisveryeffective.

A.setupB.dugoutC.addedupD.comeout

9.Withalookonhisface,theboystoodthere,unabletosayaword.

A.shocked;frightenedB.shocking;frightened

C.shocking;frighteningD.shocked;frightening

10.Itwasonlywhenhereachedschoolhefoundhehadlefthistextbookathome.

A.whichB.whereC.howD.that

11.Therearefortystudentsintheclassroom,allarelisteningtotheirteachercarefully.

A.ofwhomB.whoC.thatD.ofthem

12.Itseemsasifheeverything,butasamatteroffact,heisverystupid.

A.isknowingB.hadknownC.knewD.hasknown

13.Asa（n）forpassingtheexamination,hegotanewbikefromhisparents.

A.eventB.principleC.rewardD.title

14.Manyworkersbuilthousesforsurvivorswhosehousesintheearthquake.

A.destroyedB.haddestroyed

C.hadbeendestroyedD.weredestroyed

15.Weareworriedaboutwecanfinishthetaskontimewithoutyourhelp.

A.ifB.whetherC.thatD.why

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

Thesedays,thecustomthatwivesshouldcookhaschangedinJapan,especiallypeopleintheir20’sand30’stendtothinkso.Among　16　inthatagegroup,bothhusbandsandwiveshave　17　andtheyareverybusy,sotheytendtothinkthatsharingthehouseworkis　18　.

Butnoteveryone　19　becausehusbandsdonothaveenoughchancetoknowhowto　20　.Uptonow,theyhavebeenusedtoseeingtwo　21　:

theirmotherscookeverydayandtheirfathers　22　thosedishes.

Recentlysomecookingschoolsfor　23　haveopened.Ihavereadseveralarticlesabouttheschools.Studentsofthecookingschoolsaremostlymiddle-agedmenwhoare　24　oftheirretirement（退休）,becausetheyworkfrommorningtonightattheir　25　,sotheydonotknowhowtocook.　26　,theirwivescook　27　;theyhavemanyhobbies,andtheyknowhowtoenjoytheirsparetime.Afterthesemenretire,theytendtodonothingintheir　28　hours.Sothesemenare　29　tocooknotonlyasahobby,butalsobecauseitisnecessarytothem.

InJapan,thefamouscooksarealmostallmale,　30　thefamouscookingteachersarealmostall　31　.Ithinkthatthistendency（倾向）alsocomesfromour　32　beliefs:

beingacookisconsideredabusinessandbeingacookingteacherisconsideredanextension（延伸）ofcookingas　33　.Ibelievethistendencywill　34　inthefuture.Wewillhavemanychancestocookwithout　35　whetherwearehusbandsorwives.

16.A.linesB.teamsC.classesD.couples

17.A.chancesB.carsC.jobsD.houses

18.A.normalB.unfairC.luckyD.strange

19.A.comesB.agreesC.helpsD.cares

20.A.cookB.payC.designD.wash

21.A.suggestionsB.rolesC.thoughtsD.ideas

22.A.keepB.buyC.eatD.deliver

23.A.girlsB.lawyersC.studentsD.men

24.A.proudB.certainC.afraidD.ashamed

25.A.officeB.tableC.collegeD.corner

26.A.BythewayB.OntheotherhandC.AtfirstD.Asaresult

27.A.peacefullyB.selflesslyC.aloneD.well

28.A.exactB.difficultC.freeD.last

29.A.learningB.affordingC.promisingD.hating

30.A.becauseB.whileC.ifD.as

31.A.femaleB.youngC.professorsD.adults

32.A.greatB.simpleC.oldD.true

33.A.educationB.fashionC.courageD.housework

34.A.beginB.changeC.continueD.stop

35.A.reportingB.provingC.imaginingD.considering

第二部分阅读理解（共20小题;每小题2分,满分40分）

A

Wecouldn’twaittogetoutside.Sure,weknewthatgrowingupwastobeaboutgoingtoschoolanddoinghomework,butforusthemostimportantthingwashavingfun.Assoonasschoolwasover,we’drunhome,eatsomething,andrushoutsidetotakecareofourrealbusiness,hangingabout（闲逛）withourfriends.

Hangingaboutwasourtime,whenwedidn’thavetodealwiththeannoyances（烦事）ofthefamilylife.We’dbewithourfriendstravelingtherangeofourimaginations,inventinganewgamewithbottlecaps.Wewereruledonlybyourselvesandansweredtonoonebutourselves.

Weplayedallkindsofgames,butmostofouractivitiesinvolvedaball.Citykidsplayed“official”ballgameslikebaseball,football,andbasketball—

butwealsohadawholerangeoflessformalballgamestodrawuponforfun.Thesegameshadsimplerules,neededafewpeopleandtookalmostnotimetogetgoing.Thegamescouldbethecenterpointofattention,buttheyusuallyoccurredwhilethemainevent,hangingabout,tookplace.

That’showitwas,justyouandyourfriends.Itwasn’tabouthavingyourmomallowaplaydatewithanothermom;itwasn’taboutorganizedsports.Youdidn’tneedorganization,time,planning,orequipment.Youmadecreativeuseoftheurbanlandscape.Fieldsofplaywerethesidewalks,streetsandwalls.Baseswerecars,lamppostsandgarbagecans.Equipmentusuallywasmadeofsomehouseholdthings,buttherewasonethingthatwasnecessary:

arubberball.

36.Accordingtotheauthor,thekidsdesiredto　　　.

A.growupquicklyB.makenewfriends

C.gotoschoolD.playwithfriends

37.Wecanlearnfromthesecondparagraphthatthekidswere　　　.

A.fullofimaginationsB.easilyannoyed

C.ruledbysomepeopleD.independent

38.Theballgamesthattheauthorplayed　　　.

A.werepopularwithcitykidsB.didn’thavestrictrules

C.usuallyhappenedatschoolD.requiredanumberofplayers

39.Whatcanbelearnedfromthelastparagraph?

A.Thekidsusedtoplayathome.

B.Thegamestookplacealmostanywhere.

C.Thekidsspentalotofmoneyonthegames.

D.Thekidsdidn’tliketoplayofficialballgames.

40.Thepassagewaswrittenina　　　mood.

A.worriedB.seriousC.happyD.black

B

HowcouldwelivewithouttheInternet?

That’showmostofuskeepintouchwithfriends,findhomeworksupport,researchacoolplacetovisit,orfindoutthelatestnews.

Butbesidesmillionsofsitestovisitandthingstodo,theInternetofferslotsofwaystowastetime—andevengetintotrouble.Andjustasintherealworld,somepeopleyoumeetonlinemighttrytomakeuseofyou.

You’veprobablyheardstoriesaboutpeoplewhogetintotroubleinchatrooms.Becauseuserscaneasilyremainanonymous（匿名的）,chatroomsoftenattractpeoplewhoareinterestedinmorethanjustchatting.They’llsometimesaskvisitorsforinformationaboutthemselves,theirfamilies,orwheretheylive—informationthatshouldn’tbegivenaway.

Usually,peoplewhorequestpersonalinformationlikehomeaddresses,phonenumbers,andemailaddressesusethisinformationtofillmailboxesandansweringmachineswithadvertisements.Insomecases,though,theymayusethisinformationtodosomethingillegalortoharmaperson’sorfamily’swell-being.

Ofcourse,theInternetishometomillionsofplacesyoucanandshouldvisit.Likeaninfinite（极大的）library,theWebcantakeyoutotheendoftheearthwiththeinformationitcontains.

Youcanuseittodoresearchforschool,findoutwhatmovieison（andwhetherpeoplelikeit）,checkoutacollegeyou’rethinkingabout,orfind

ajoboravolunteeropportunity.Almostanythingyoucanthinkofhas

awebsiteaboutit.Andit’snotjustwebsites—blogs,videos,anddownloadablegameswaittoconnectyouwithotherusersandplayers.Thekeyistoprotectyourselfwhileonline.

41.Ifyougiveawayyourpersonalinformation,youmay　　　.

A.makealotoffriendsB.becomefamous

C.beputintoprisonD.getintotrouble

42.Youaremostlikelytobecheatedwhenyou’re　　　online.

A.chattingB.shoppingC.playinggamesD.writingblogs

43.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph5referto?

A.Thechattingroom.B.TheWeb.

C.Themailbox.D.Theearth.

44.AccordingtothepassagewecandoallthefollowingontheInternetEXCEPT　　　.

A.learningabouttheworldB.lookingforajob

C.doingphysicalexerciseD.talkingwithfriends

45.Thispassagewasmainlywrittenfor　　　.

A.teenagersB.parentsC.teachersD.employees

C

FallCreekFallsisapopularstateparkinPikevilleinTennessee,theUS.Itisaboutoneandahalfhours’drivefromthecityofChattanooga.FallCreekFallsStateParkcovers20,000acresofnature,includingplaygrounds,picnicplaces,waterfalls,andsuspensionbridges（吊桥）.Ifthatisn’tenough,thereisalsoagolfcourse,alakeandsomeshops.

WefirstvisitedFallCreekFallsStateParkinthespringofthisyear.Itissuchahugeparkthatweactuallygotlost!

Wefinallystoppedbyashoptopickupsomemapsandgetourbearings（方位）.Afteralovelypicnicbythebeautifullake,wedroveovertoFallCreekFalls,andwalkedtothebaseofthewaterfall.Whilethetrailisonlyhalfmilelong,iti