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高二英语theBurgerbusiness练习题1
Unit4Bigbusinesses单元测试
一.单项选择(共20小题;每题1分,共20分)
21.Afterthinkingabouttheproblemcarefully,shecameto_______conclusionatlast.
A.a B./C.theD.one
22.Therewasahalfsmileonhisfacewhichsuggestedthathe________happytohavegivenhislifetohiscountry.
A.wasB.shouldbeC.wouldbeD.were
23.Haveyoueverhadacase_________allyourfamilydon’ttrustyou?
A.thatB.whichC.whereD.as
24.Onlythatfactorywevisitedyesterday__________thiskindofmachines.
A.producesB.doesitproduceC.diditproduceD.producing
25.---Whatwillhappenatthemeetingtonight?
---Wearegoingtotalkabouttheproblem________atthelastmeeting.
A.wasdiscussedB.discussingC.discussedD.hadbeendiscussed
26.Who_________suchagoodsuggestioninthediscussion?
A.putonB.putupC.putawayD.putforward
27.---Whencouldyouhaveamealwithme?
---I’dliketogowheneveritis__________toyou.
A.fitB.convenientC.niceD.suit
28.________seemsnoneedtowaitanylonger.Chancesarethattheywon’tturnup.
A.ItB.HeC.ThereD.That
29.Shewaslateforclassbecauseherbike__________ontheway.
A.felloffB.brokedownC.burstoutD.turnedover
30.Weregrettoinformyouthattherearenotickets_________forFriday’sperformance.
A.availableB.affordableC.usefulD.optimistic
31.They_______nothing,butmoney.
A.lackofB.lackinginC.lackD.lackabout
32.Takingexercise,if________,willofcoursebenefityourhealth.
A.continuedB.continuingC.continuesD.tocontinue
33.Theflightwillbeannouncedsoon.__________,pleaseremainseated.
A.HoweverB.YetC.SoD.Meanwhile
34.Onlyaftermyfriendcame__________.
A.didthecomputerrepairB.herepairedthecomputer
C.wasthecomputerrepairedD.thecomputerwasrepaired
35.Thevillagerscan’tgetusedtothe_________ofmodernlifeinbigcities.
A.pleasureB.pressureC.pleasantD.peace
36.---Wouldyouliketogoshoppingwithme?
---Well,I’dlike_________,buthavealotofworktodothisweekend.
A.toB.goingC.havegoneD.doso
37.Peoplelivinginthiscityare_________fromheavyairpollution.
A.disturbingB.attackingC.sufferingD.struggling
38.________onmyownbed,Ifeltvery________.
A.Lay;relaxingB.Lying;relaxingC.Lay;relaxedD.Lying;relaxed
39.Thelawallowspeopleto________themselves_________acharge.
A.fight…againstB.prevent…fromC.keep…fromD.defend…against
40.---Ifourparentswouldlistenmoretous,theywouldunderstandusbetter.
---________.Theyjustexpectustolisten.
A.Ibelievenot.B.Noproblem.C.Goodidea.D.Ican’tagreemore.
二.完型填空(共20小题;每题1分,共20分)
Onedayanexpertintimemanagementwasspeakingtoagroupofstudents.Todrivehis
___41___home,heusedanillustration(演示)thosestudentswillnever___42____.
“Okay,nowwatchcarefully,”andthenhepulledoutawide-mouthjar(宽口瓶)andsetitonthe____43____infrontofhim.Healso___44___outadozenfist-sizedrocksandcarefully___45___them,oneatatime,intothejar.
Whenthejarwasfilledtothe___46___andnomorerockswould___47___inside,heasked,“Isthisjarfull?
”Everyoneintheclassanswered,“Yes.”
Theexpertreplied,“Really?
”He___48___underthetableandpulledoutabucketofsmallstones.Hedroppedsome___49___andthenaskedthegrouponcemore,“Isthejarfull?
’
Bythistimetheclasswasontohim.“___50___,”oneofthemansweredcarefully.
“Good!
”hereplied,andthenbroughtoutabucketofsand.Hestarteddroppingthesandinthejarandit___51___intoallofthe___52___leftbetweentherocksandthesmallstones.___53__heaskedthequestion,“Isthisjarfull?
”“No!
”theclassshouted.
“Good!
”Thenhelookedattheclassandasked,“Whatisthepointofthisillustration?
”
One___54___studentraisedhishandandsaid,“Thepointis,nomatterhow___55___yourscheduleis,ifyou___56___reallyhardyoucanalwaysfitsomemorethingsinit!
”
“___57__,”thespeakerreplied.“That’snotthepoint.The___58___thisillustrationteachesusis:
Ifyoudon’tputthebigrocksinfirst,you’llnevergetthemin___59___.”
Whatarethe“bigrocks”inyour___60___?
Then,putthoseinyourjarfirst.
41.A.timeB.pointC.exampleD.speech
42.A.understandB.rememberC.realizeD.forget
43.A.boardB.chairC.floorD.table
44.A.shapedB.formedC.tookD.performed
45.A.droppedB.threwC.drewD.placed
46.A.surfaceB.edgeC.topD.end
47.A.fixB.fitC.fillD.feed
48.A.reachedB.extendedC.fetchedD.inched
49.A.offB.downC.outD.in
50.A.NowayB.ProbablynotC.OfcourseD.Certainlyis
51.A.enteredB.brokeC.wentD.came
52.A.spaceB.areaC.placesD.rooms
53.A.OnceortwiceB.OncemoreC.AllatonceD.Onceinawhile
54.A.nervousB.impatientC.anxiousD.eager
55.A.fullB.wholeC.entireD.thorough
56.A.workB.tryC.thinkD.act
57.A.MaybeB.NeverC.OkayD.No
58.A.meansB.factC.truthD.reality
59.A.afterallB.aboveallC.atallD.andall
60.A.lifeB.timeC.wayD.year
三.阅读理解(共12小题;每题2分,共24分)
A
Isentmyfirste-mailwhenIwas17.IdiscoveredGoogle5yearslater.TodayIusetheInternetallthetime.
WhenIwasakid,IneverimaginedthatIwouldonedaysendmessagesusingacomputerthatfitsinmybackpack.Yourexperienceisprobablyverydifferent.
“Kidsarenowlivinginavirtual(虚拟的)world,”sayspsychologistPatriciaGreenfield.She’sdirectoroftheChildren’sDigitalMediaCenterattheUniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles.ScientistshavebeguntowonderwhethertheInternetisgoodorbadforkids.
Nearly90percentof12-to-17-year-oldsintheUnitedStatesusetheInternet,accordingtoonerecentsurvey,andabouthalfofthesekidsuseiteveryday.Theyvisitchatroomsandsende-mails.TheygotoWebsitestogetinformationforhomework.
Asdigitaltechnologyinfluencesthelivesofyoungpeoplemoreandmore,scientistshavebeguntowonder:
IstheInternetgoodorbadforkids?
”
“It’simportanttoanswerthatquestionbecausetheInternetinvolvessomanythings,”saysJustineCassell,amediaexpertatNorthwesternUniversity.“Theyincludenetworkedcomputergames,newsaboutpolitics,instantmessagingande-mailstoyourgrandmother.”
Toaddtotheuncertainty,moreandmorestudentsshowthattheonlineworldcanbehelpfulinsomewaysanddangerousinothers.Itcanbebothaneducationalresourceand,forexample,ahidingplaceforkidnappers.
“Thebottomline,”Greenfieldsays,“isthattheInternetisaverypowerfultoolthatcanbeusedequallyforeveryone.”
61.IdiscoveredGooglewhenIwas_________.
A.17B.22C.5D.12
62.WhichofthefollowingstatementisTRUE?
A.TheInternetisquitegoodforallthepeople.
B.It’seasytostoppeoplefromusingtheInternet.
C.It’snoteasytosaywhethertheInternetisbadorgood.
D.About90percentofteenagersintheUSusetheInterneteveryday.
63.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat________.
A.moreandmorescientistsagreetostudytheInternet
B.studentsshouldn’tbeallowedtousetheInternetathome
C.theInternetwillbecomemoreandmorepopularinthefuture
D.wecanleadagoodlifeifwecanusetheInternetintherightway
64.Themainideaofthepassageis__________.
A.whethertheInternetisbadtoyoungpeople
B.howtheInternetdoesgoodtoyoungpeople
C.thewriter’sexperiencewiththeInternet
D.howtheInternetinfluencesteenagersdependsonhowitismadeuseof
B
SydneyAirportInternationalTerminal---ArrivalArea
SpecialtyRetail(特别零售)
Newslink:
TwoseparateNewslinkstorescaterto(迎合)allyourreadingneedsincludingnewspapers,magazinesandthelatestbestsellers(畅销书).
DowntownDutyFree:
MakesureyoushopatDowntownDutyFreeforgreatsavingsonarangeofitemsincludingperfumes(香水),alcohol,skincareandcigarette.It’syourlastchancebeforecustoms(海关).
BeachCulture:
AmustforthoseintotheLatestinbeachclothing.TopsurfstreetandfashionlabelsincludingMambo,StussyandQuicksilver,includingchildren’ssizes.
Dining
BlueSkyCafé:
Speedyservicesleavesyoutimetokeepaneyeonthearrivalsgate.Freshmild,coffee,lemonjuicer,beer,whiskey,ice-cream,sodawater,cakesanddumplingsareonsalewhileyouwait.
McDonald’s:
Hamburgers,fries,drinks,muffinsandshakes—allyoufamilyfavorites.Breakfastserveduntil10:
30.
Services
ATM:
ATMsareconvenientlylocatedthroughoutarrivalandDeparture(离境).Dollars,poundsandfrancsandRMBareallavailable.
VodafoneRentals:
Thiscommunicationcenterofferstheverylatesttechnologyformobilephonerental(出租),salesandserving.
65.Wheredoyouthinkthispassageislikelytoappear?
A.Inadailynewspaper.B.Inanofficialguide.
C.Inageographybook.D.Inamonthlymagazine.
66.Ifyouwanttomakeasavingtobuyalcoholandperfume,youhadbettergoto________.
A.DowntownDutyFreeB.BlueSkyCaféC.VodafoneRentalsD.McDonald’s
67.AtBeachCultureyoucanbuy__________.
A.MamboandStussyB.newspapersandmagazines
C.skincareandcigarettesD.freshjuiceandbreakfastrolls
68.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?
A.YoucangotoBlueSkyCaféifyouwantbeer,whisky,ice-cream,sodawater.
B.ATMserviceisconvenientforyoutodrawinmoney.
C.Youcanhave1breakfastatMcDonald’satanytime.
D.You’llfindanyreadingmaterialsinNewslink.
C
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