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单元测试题
Unit5
第Ⅰ卷选择题部分
Ⅰ单项选择。
(1*15=15分)
1.Infaceoffailure,itisthemostimportanttokeepupgoodstateofmind.
A.不填,aB.a,不填C.the,aD.不填,the
2.TheoldtempledamagedintheearthquaketheQingDynasty.
A.isdatedbacktoB.datesfromC.datedbacktoD.wasdatingfrom
3.Neverputofftilltomorrowmaybedonetoday.
A.whatB.thatC.thoseD.it
4.Ithinkyou’vegettothepoint______achangeisneeded,otherwiseyou’llfail.
A.whenB.thatC.whereD.which
5.—Kobe,areyouwillingtotrainyoursontobeaprofessionalplayer?
—Franklyspeaking,Ihopehecandowhateverhisinterests.
A.fitsB.matchesC.suitsD.needs
6.Father,Iturnedonthecomputer.
A.agreedB.agreeingC.agreesD.toagree
7.Withthedevelopmentofmodernsociety,E-mailaswellastelephonesanimportantpartindailycommunication.
A.haveplayedB.isplayingC.areplayingD.played
8.Westillhavesomeminutesleftbeforetheendoftheexam.Thereansweringchancesforus.
A.shouldbeB.mustbeC.shallbeDmightbe
9.Doyouknowwhatusepeoplemoneycollectedforthedisaster-strikenareas?
A.makeofB.makeintoC.makeupofD.makefrom
10.IwouldappreciateifyoucankeepaneyeonmydogwhileIamaway.
A.youB.thatC.不填D.it
11.—WhatdoesitmeanifIfailinthedrivingtest?
—Well,I’mnotsure,butmostprobably.
A.tohaveanothertryB.towaitforthenexttime
C.havingasecondoneD.begginganotherchance.
12.Whendifferentcultures,weoftenpayattentiononlytothedifferenceswithoutnoticingthesimilarities.
A.comparedB.beingcomparedC.comparingD.tocompare
13.Thefirespreadthroughthehotelveryquickly,buteveryone_____getout.
A.wouldB.couldC.shouldD.wasableto
14.—Thisreturnedscientisthasbecomeoneofthetopexpertsinhisfield.
—Yes,Iknowhimverywell.Heonce_____inSouthAmericawithwildanimalsforeightyears.
A.hasworkedB.workedC.hadworkedD.hasbeenworking
15.—IreallythoughtI’dbeofferedthechance.
—Oh,well,,Vicky
A.you’rerightB.bestwishes
C.betterlucknexttimeD.congratulations
完形填空。
(1.5*20=30分)
Learningexperienceshappentousthroughoutourlives.Notlongago,IhadonethatIwouldliketo16.
IwasgoingtoMarbleheadwithmysailboatteam.Theteamwasracingdownthehighwayat85mph17werealizedwewere18.Luckily,wesawarestareaahead.Ihadabrandnew$20bill.Iwasso19becauseIhadneverhadthatkindofcashbefore.Butspendingiton20seemedlikethrowingitaway.Weallrushedintothepizzaline.21Igotapizzaandadrink,andwalkedtomytable.Abouthalfwaythroughthemeal,I22Ihadnotactuallyhandedanymoneytothecashier.Ihadjust23out,andnobodyhadnoticed,Ifeltterrible.
Myconscience(良心)openeditsmouthandswallowedmeinonebigbite.Icouldn’t24overit.Ijustcouldn’tgobacktothecashierand25formystolenpizza.IwassoupsetthatI26togivemyselfthepleasureofanicecreamfor27thatsomeonewouldsay,“Hey,Jeff,whydon’tyouusethechange28thepizzainsteadofthatnice,new$20bill?
”Iwasnotso29ofmycashnow.
Forthenexttwoyears,wheneverIwas30ofthe“pizzaincident”,Iwouldsaytomyself,“Don’tthinkaboutit...”
Ihavelearnedtwothingsfromthis31.MaybeIwasafoolfor32intomyconscience,andbeingtoostupidtoappreciatea33pizza.Butthereallessonisthatevenifyougetawayfromwhatyouhavedone,yourconscience34upwithyou.
Thisreflectthesaying,“Acoward(懦夫)diesathousanddeaths;aherodiesone.”Iwasacowardandhavefeltterribleaboutthatincidentatleastathousandtimes.IfIhadbeena“35”andgonebacktopayforthepizza,Iwouldhavefeltalittleuncomfortableaboutitonlyonce,ormaybetwice.
1.A.sayB.talkC.shareD.explain
2.A.asB.whileC.thenD.when
3.A.lostB.triedC.hungryD.anxious
4.A.excitedB.eagerC.satisfiedD.encouraged
5.A.restB.foodC.travelD.drink
6.A.LuckilyB.FinallyC.ImmediatelyD.Actually
7.A.thoughtB.recognizedC.noticedD.realized
8.A.walkedB.leftC.workedD.found
9.A.lookB.getC.turnD.think
10.A.askB.payC.sendD.apologize
11.A.refusedB.wantedC.hopedD.meant
12.A.hopeB.surpriseC.angerD.fear
13.A.intoB.withC.forD.from
14.A.sureB.upsetC.proudD.pleased
15.A.warnedB.remindedC.thoughtD.told
16.A.experienceB.experimentC.storyD.mistake
17.A.turningB.takingC.handingD.giving
18.A.freeB.cheapC.plainD.delicious
19.A.makeB.wakeC.catchD.put
20.A.cowardB.foolC.loserD.hero
Ⅲ.阅读理解(20*2=40分)
A
Withbighandbagsbecomingakeyfashionaccessory(配饰)forworkingwomen,healthexpertsarewarningtheycanalsobecomeakeyhealthconcern.
Bagsforwomenhavebecomebiggerandheavierasdesignerscombinebriefcaseswithhandbagsandstrapshavebecomelonger,resultinginmanyuserscomplainingofneck,shoulderandbackproblems.
“IseesomanywomenwithneckpainsandheadachesandwhatIusuallydoislookfortheirpurseandpickitup,”saidJaneSadler,afamilypracticephysicianatBaylorMedicalCenterinGarland,Texas.“Wetakeitovertothescaleandweighitandusuallythey’reanywherefrom7to10pounds.We’rereallygoingtoseewomenwithmoreandmoreproblemslateronifwecontinuethebigpursecraze.”
WilliamCase,aphysicaltherapist(临床医生)inprivatepracticeinHouston,Texas,urgeddesigners“toplaceacute,educationalcautiontag(标签)onallbagstoinformbuyersofpotentialneckandshoulderdangers.”Aboveall,hesuggestedcorrectposturewhilecarryingbigpurses,keepingtheheadandshouldersupright.Patientsshouldalsooftenchangethesizeandweightofpursescarried.
“Theextra-largepursesarequiteextraordinary.Theylookbeautifulwhenthewomenwearthem,butIdon’tknowhowawaretheyareofthepotentialproblems,”Casesaid.
Placingobjectsononeshoulderwasoneoftheleastefficient(高效率的)waysofcarryingaload,accordingtoaprofessorfromCornellUniversityinNewYorkState.“Thiscausesagreatimbalance,”hesaid.“Ifabigbagisafashionaccessory,thenoccasionalandsymbolicuseisfine.Ifnot,thenkeepitlight.”
16.JaneSalderwould“lookfortheirpurseandpickitup”inordertoseewhetherthepurses.
A.containedenoughB.wereworthalotofpounds
C.weretooheavyD.weretoolarge
17.Whichcorrectlyexplainsthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“posture”inthe4thparagraph?
A.Thewayyoupositionyourbody.
B.Thepartofyourbodywhereyouplaceaweight.
C.Thestrengthyouusetocarryaweight.
D.Theheightoftheweightyoucarry.
18.Noneoftheexpertsadvisedbigbagusersto.
A.beawareofthebig-bagproblemsB.wearbigbagsintherightway
C.avoidusingbigbagsveryoftenD.giveupthefashiontokeepfit
B
BEIJING,China(CNN)—Chineseworkersandarmysoldierswereracingtosweepsnow-coveredhighwaysandrailwayroutesformillionsoftravelerstrappedbycoldweather.
Morethan67millionpeoplehavebeenaffectedbytheweatherandeconomiclossesareexpectedtoreachasmuchas$3billion,Chineseofficialssay.
Inthepastweek,thesnowstormshavehittheprovincesincentral,easternandsouthernChina—placesthatusedtohavemildwinters.
“We’veneverseensuchacoldweatherlastingforsuchalongtime,”saidTangShan,amaninhis70sChangsha,HunanProvince.“Thelasttimewehadoneherewasover50yearsago,andnotthisbad.”
Thesnowhasblockedroads,railwaysandairports,leavingtensofmillionsoftravelersstranded(滞留),officialssay.ManyofthemaregoinghomeaheadofthetraditionalLunarNewYear,alsoknownastheSpringFestival.
TheLunarNewYeartravelisChina’sbusiesttravelperiodoftheyear.Butthesnowischangingtravelplans.Railwayandhighwayrouteshavebeenbroughttoapause,asituationinwhichallactivityormovementhasstoppedandseveralregionalairportshavebeenclosed.
InthesoutherncityofGuangzhou,asmanyas500,000trainpassengerswerestrandedinthepastfewdayswhenapowerfailureinneighboringHunanseriouslydamagedtheregulartrainservices,localofficialssaid.About100,000passengerscrowdedthesquareinfrontofthetrainstation,whileothersfoundshelterinschoolsandotherpublicbuildingswhilewaitingfortheirtrains.
Moreterribleweatherisexpected.China’sweatherofficeonMondayissuedawarningofmoresevere(恶劣的)snowstormsinthecomingdays.Ifso,thenumberofstrandedtravelerswillsurelyincrease.
19.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?
A.TravelersinChina
B.SnowstormsCauseEconomicLosses
C.DealingwithTerribleWeather
D.SnowstormsHitPartsofChina
20.Theword“trapped”underlinedinParagraph1canbereplacedby“”.
A.beatenB.disturbedC.blockedD.destroyed
21.Wecanknowfromthepassagethat.
A.thecomingsnowstormswillleavemorepeoplestranded
B.therewillbemoresnowstormsnextyear
C.snowstormsusuallycauseapowerfailure
D.morepeoplearegoinghomeforLunarNewYearthisyear
22.Thepassageisprobablytakenfroma.
A.guidebookB.newsreportC.sciencemagazineD.textbook
C
1London—Amorning’strainridesaway,acrosstheChannel,EnglishkidsaboutLiverpool’ssoccerteaminaParispub.
2SomeParisianshaveevenstartedtogotoworkinLondon.
3Inthe19thcentury,CharlesDickenscomparedthetwogreatrivalcities,LondonandParis,in“ATaleofTwoCities.”Thesedays,itmightbeATaleofOneCity.
4Parisiansarethesedayslikelytosmileinsympathyatavisitor’sbrokenFrenchandrespondinpoliteEnglish.
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