新外研版高一必修二 Unit 5 单元测试题Word格式.docx

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Howfarwouldyougotomakeyourpartnercomfortable?

Foronewomanonacross-country___16___,herlovelanguagemustbe___17___,becauseherhusband___18___theentiresix-hourflightsothatshecouldlieacrossthreeseatsforasleep.

Fellow（同行的）___19___CourtneyJohnsontookaphotoofthecouple,whichshe___20___onTwitter（awebsite）.“Thisguystoodthewholesixhourssohis___21___couldsleep,”shewrote.“NowTHATis___22___.”Hertweet（apostonTwitter）hasgotmorethan16,400likes,morethan3,600retweetsandmorethan6,000replies.Peoplewereclearly___23___abouttheissue,withsomefindingitsuper-romanticandothersseeingitasalittlestrange.

Others___24___thevalidity（可信度）ofthestory;

withoneTwitterusernothingthatit’snotlikelythatthemanwouldbe___25___tostandforanentireflight.Maybethewomanwastakingarestwhiletheplanewas___26___duringalongdelay（延误）.Whateverthesituationwas,it’s___27___helpedtostartaconversationonrelationships.

Ithasalsobrought___28___tothediscomfortofflying.Ofcourse,airplanesarefamousforbeing___29___.Andtheyseemtobegettingmoreso!

USATodayreportsthattoday’sairplaneseatshave___30___roomtomoveyourlegsthanever.___31___,seatwidths（宽度）arenow17inches（about43cm）whiletheyusedtobe19inches（about46cm）.BusinessInsiderreportsthatwhenitcomestocomfortablesleep,thedifferencebetween17inchesand18inchesis___32___,pointingtoastudythatsayssleepqualityisreduced（降低）bytwo-thirdsin17-inch-wideseatscomparedto19-inch-wideseats.

Somecompaniesaretryingto___33___that,likeSpiritAirlineswithitsnewlyupgradedseats.Butbeforeallcompanieschangetheir___34___,thoseofuswithouta___35___likethatmanarecertaintoexperienceuncomfortablesleeponairplanes.

（）16.

A.bike

B.bus

C.train

D.flight

（）17.

A.power

B.sleep

C.time

D.service

（）18.

A.stood

B.ate

C.walked

D.lay

（）19.

A.blogger

B.officer

C.passenger

D.student

（）20.

A.received

B.shared

C.collected

D.enjoyed

（）21.

A.sister

B.mother

C.wife

D.daughter

（）22.

A.love

B.science

C.freedom

D.business

（）23.

A.divided

B.shy

C.worried

D.confident

（）24.

A.proved

B.accepted

C.tested

D.questioned

（）25.

A.advised

B.chosen

C.allowed

D.ordered

（）26.

A.sold

B.grounded

C.built

D.changed

（）27.

A.usually

B.suddenly

C.hardly

D.certainly

（）28.

A.peace

B.attention

C.hope

D.value

（）29.

A.uncomfortable

B.useless

C.unsafe

D.ugly

（）30.

A.darker

B.quieter

C.smaller

D.warmer

（）31.

A.Inaddition

B.Atfirst

C.Aboveall

D.Forexample

（）32.

A.slight

B.similar

C.simple

D.significant

（）33.

A.create

B.copy

C.correct

D.admit

（）34.

A.seats

B.lines

C.names

D.rules

（）35.

A.neighbor

B.partner

C.doctor

D.teacher

三、阅读理解（共20个小题;

每小题2.5分,满分50分）

A

We 

all 

talk 

about 

good 

and 

bad 

habits,but 

do 

we 

really 

know 

which 

is 

which?

Taking 

brushingyour 

teeth 

for 

example.Everyone 

believes 

it 

a 

habit,but 

there 

are 

times 

when 

not.Carl’s 

dentist 

told 

him 

he 

was 

changing 

his 

by 

overbrushing 

them.Wanting 

to 

keep 

themhealthy 

until 

old 

age,he 

brushed 

fifteen 

minutes 

after 

every 

meal;

he 

also 

brushingtoo 

hard.

Most 

habits 

have 

both 

advantages 

disadvantages.In 

this 

book,The 

Habit 

Change 

Workbook,I’1l0help 

you 

decide 

need 

change.First 

let’s 

meet 

two 

people 

with“badhabits”.

Betty 

liked 

shopping 

best.It 

took 

her 

mind 

off 

problems,and 

helped 

forget 

worries.

She 

shopped 

she 

bored 

or 

had 

something 

celebrate.Betty 

showed 

love 

bybuying 

then 

giving 

gifts 

friends．She 

especially 

enjoyed 

big 

sale.When 

found 

abargain,she’d 

often 

buy 

two,three 

more 

of 

the 

same 

thing.Betty 

used 

credit 

cards 

pay,making 

difficultfor 

pay 

card 

bills 

each 

month.

Busy 

single,Jeff 

felt 

that 

didn’t 

time 

prepare 

healthy 

meals.He 

fastfood 

on 

way 

from 

work.He 

kept 

snacks 

in 

desk 

drawer.His 

kitchen 

filled 

withsodas,cookies,and 

chips.Jeff 

overweight.His 

doctor 

eat 

less 

fat 

gave 

adiet 

plan,but 

Jeff 

hadn’t 

been 

successful 

following 

it.Jeff 

trouble 

sleeping.He 

wouldlie 

awake 

bed 

hours 

before 

falling 

asleep.

36.Why 

does 

author 

mention 

Carl 

at 

beginning?

A.To 

teach 

us 

how 

tell 

ones.

B.To 

explain 

habit 

can 

results.

C.To 

show 

habits.

D.To 

37.In 

part 

magazine 

probably 

read 

text___________

A.Lifestyle 

B.News 

C.Fun 

D.World

38.What 

Betty?

A.Sometimes 

poor 

spirits.

B.She 

always 

expected 

receive 

gifts.

C.She 

any 

cards.

D.She 

few 

friends.

39.We 

learn 

Paragraph 

4that 

Jeff___________.

A.had 

happy 

family. 

B.hated 

eating 

fast 

food.

C.had 

no 

problem 

asleep. 

D.failed 

follow 

doctor’s 

diet 

plan.

40.Whatwillmostprobablybetalkedaboutintheparagraphthatfollows?

A.Whathabitsshouldbechanged.B.Howtochangebadhabits.

C.Whatgoodhabitsarelike.D.Whytheyshouldchange.

B

Mydad,GregNewman,hadwantedtobearacecardriver,butthingsdidn’tworkoutforhim.SoIguesshavingasonwhocouldbecomearacecardriverwasthenextbestthing.Don’tgetme

wrong-Daddidn’tpushmeintoracing.Infact,whenIwasabout10yearsold,mydadwasafraidthatdrivingacarwasn’tmydream.Sohetooktheracingawayfromme.Iwasn’tveryhappywiththatdecision.Itwasn’tlongbeforeDadrealizedthatracingwaswhatIloved.

Atfour,DadboughtmemyfirstQuarterMidget（袖珍赛车）andthat’sreallywhereitstartedforus.Backthen,Dadcoachedme.Hewouldstickout（伸出）hisfootinthepathoftheracecar,andthentellmetoexactlyhithisfoot.Byrepeatingthisagainandagain,DadbelievedthatIwouldbefasterandsharperontheracetrack.

DadworkedreallylonghoursathiscarrepairbusinesstomakemoneysothatIcouldraceeachweekend.Icanrememberthateverynightbeforeheturnedoffthelightsinthegarage,Dadwouldtellme:

“Don’tforgettokissyourracecargoodnight.”HewastryingtoteachmethatifIshowrespect,it’sreturned.Hewantedmetoshowthankfulnessandrespectformyracecarandforallthehardworkthatweandmanyothershadputintothedream.

Mydad,mymomandmysistergaveupalotofthingstohelpmerace.Forus,therewasnobettermomentthanwinningthe50thrunningoftheDaytona500in2008.ThateveninginFebruary2008,IknewIhadgottenagoodpush.Icouldheartheexcitement.Myfathercouldn’tspeakaword,andwhenhegottoVictoryLane（车道）,henearlyknockedmeoverandgavemesuchabighug.

41.WhydidGregNewmanstophissontoracewhenhissonwas10yearsold?

A.Becausehethoughtracingwasdangerous.

B.Becauseheworriedthathissondidn’tlikeracing.

C.Becausehedidn’twanthissontofaillikehedid.

D.Becausehecouldn’taffordthemoney.

42.GregNewmandidallthefollowingthingstosupporthisson’sdreamEXCEPT___________.

A.traininghissontoraceB.workinghardtomakemoney

C.buyinghissonaminiracingcarD.changinghisjobasaracecardriver

43.WhydidGregNewmanlethissonhithisfoot?

A.Toimprovehisson’sskill.B.Tohelphissontobebraver.

C.Tohavefunwithhisson.D.Tomakehissonmorecareful.

44.GregNewmanaskedhissontokisshisracecargoodnightto___________.

A.gethelpfromhisfamily

B.treattheracecarasaperson

C.feelgratefulthathecouldfollowhisdream

D.developacloserelationshipwithhisracecar

45.Inthe50thrunningoftheDaytona500,Greg