人教版高中英语必修二Unit 4单元测试题2含答案文档格式.docx

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mgoingtotakeit.”Then,sheneedstodowhatshesays.Herboyswillsoonlearntolistentoher.

Dr.Bob

Iwalkedintomytwo-year-olddaughter'

sbedroomandfoundhercoloringonthewallagainwithhercrayons.Itoldher,“No!

No!

Neverwriteonthewallwithyourcrayons.Youcanonlywriteonpaper.”MyhusbandthinksIwastooeasyonherandthatsheneededaspanking（打屁股）.Whatisyouropinion?

Debbie

DearDebbie,

Youdealtwiththesituationwell.Childrenthisagearetoolittletounderstandtherelationshipbetweentheiractionsandaspanking.Usethisasawarning;

it'

stimetobabyproofyourhome.Nowthatyourlittleoneismoreactiveandcurious（好奇的）,whatelsecanshereach?

Checkherroomandyourhomeforcrayons,paints,medicines,cleaningproducts,andotherthingsthatmightinteresther. 

21.WhatwaswrongwithMary'

schildren?

A.TheythrewaballatCarmen.

B.Theyturnedadeafeartoherwords.

C.Theyhadafightoveraball.

D.Theyoftenshoutedloudlyather.

22.Bysaying“tobabyproofyourhome”,Dr.Bobmeans_____.

A.givingyourbabyaspanking

B.gettingcrayonsoutofyourhome

C.makingyourhomesafeforbabies

D.teachingyourbabytobehavewell

23.BothMaryandDebbiefoundithardto_____.

A.asktheirchildrentofollowrules

B.stoptheirchildrenfromtellinglies

C.gettheirchildrentogotobedontime

D.developtheirchildren'

sinterestinreading

B

Clover,athree-year-oldspiritbear,livesattheB.C.WildlifeParknearKamloops,BritishColumbia,Canada.Helosthisparentstwoyearsagoandwasraisedatawildlifecenter.Whenhewassetfreeintothewild,hebrokeintohumancampslookingforfood.Wildlifeexperts（专家）triedtogethimusedtolivingonhisown,buthecontinuedtolookforplaceswheretherewerepeople.Finallytheexpertsdecidedthathecouldnotliveinthewild.Sincethen,atotalof$750,000hasbeencollectedtocreateahabitatforClover.

Thehabitatcoversaboutthreeacres（英亩）oflandandincludesnaturalforest,twopondsconnectedbyasmallriverandsomethingelse.ItwilladdaplatformandawalkwaylaterthisyearsothatpeoplecanseeCloverandhishabitatmoreclosely.Therewillalsobeacenterwherepeoplecanlearnmoreaboutspiritbears.Besides,ablackbearwillbemovedintothehabitatsoCloverwillnotfeellonely.

SpiritbearsarealsocalledKermodebearsafterFrancisKermode,whofirststudiedthem.Kermodediscoveredthatasmallnumberofblackbearscarryagene（基因）forwhitefur.Ifababybearreceivesoneofthesegenesfromeachparent,itsfurwillbeacreamywhitecolor.Thereareabout1,200bearswhocarrythegeneforwhitefur,butonlyabout200whiteKermodebearsintheworld.KermodebearsarefoundonlyinBritishColumbia.TheyliveintheGreatBearRainforest,anareathatcoversthemainlandandislandsalongthecoastofB.C.betweenVancouverandAlaska.

24.WecanlearnfromParagraph1thatClover_____.

A.losthisparentsattheageof3

B.couldnotfindanyfood

C.wasnotafraidofhumans

D.grewupinthewild

25.ThehabitatbuiltforClover_____.

A.willbeopentovisitors

B.willbecomeacenterforspiritbears

C.wascreatedbyFrancisKermode

D.willpreparehimforlifeinthewild

26.WhatwillClover'

sfuturelifebelike?

A.Busy. 

B.Easy. 

C.Hard. 

D.Lonely.

27.AccordingtoFrancisKermode,spiritbears_____.

A.arebiggerthanblackbears

B.aremainlyfoundinB.C.

C.areborntowhitebears

D.areveryunusual

C

Oneday,TheKendallBulletin'

scityeditor（编辑）,JimMartinez,wasinvitedtoTom'

sclass.

“WhenIwasnineorten,Iwrotealettertotheeditorofourlocalpaper.Ithoughtthatthefirstdayofsummershouldbeaholiday,andIsaidso.Isawmynameinprint,whichhookedme.Amonthlater,IsentinastoryI'

dwrittenabouttheIndependenceDayparade（独立日游行）Iwasin.Somebodymusthavelikeditbecauseitwaspublished（出版）.Betteryet,Igotpaidforit!

”Mr.Martineztalkedtothechildren.

“What'

sthemostimportantjobatapaper?

”askedBetsy.

“Well,eachjobisimportant.ButI'

dsaythatthereportersareveryimportant.Theytrytofindoutwhathappenedandwritestoriesaboutit.”

ThenTomasked,“What'

sthedifferencebetweenacityeditorandacopyeditor?

”

“Asacityeditor,mymainjobistoassign（分配）eachstorytoareporter.Afterastoryistyped,copyeditorsreadit.Carefully,theychecktomakesuretherearenomistakesingrammar,wording,spelling,orfacts.Asalaststep,theytypeinaheadline.Thenthestoryisreadytobeprinted.”

“Thenwhataboutthemanagingeditor?

”Betsyasked.

“Well,themanagingeditorhelpstodecidewhatstoriestopublishandgivesagreementonwhatwecalladummysheet.SometimesIhelpwiththedummysheet.”

sadummysheet?

”askedseveralstudentsatonce.

“It'

slikeamap.Wehavetodecidewhereeachstorygoesandhowmuchspacetogiveit.Weplot（策划）itallonsheetsofpaper,justlikethese.”

Hepassedaroundsomedummysheets.Mr.Martinezendedbysaying,“NextThursday,I'

llshowyouhowitallfitstogetherinmycompany.”

28.WhywasMr.MartinezinvitedtoTom'

sclass?

A.TointroduceTheKendallBulletin.

B.TogiveaspeechonIndependenceDay.

C.Toexplainhowtobeanexcellentreporter.

D.Totalkaboutwhatthenewspaperbusinessislike.

29.Theunderlinedword“hooked”canbestbereplacedby“_____”.

A.interested 

B.worried 

C.hurt 

D.calmed

30.Whosejobusuallycomesfirst?

A.Areporter'

s.B.Acityeditor'

s.

C.Acopyeditor'

s.D.Themanagingeditor'

31.WhatwillTomprobablydonextThursday?

A.Sendinaninterestingstory.B.VisitTheKendallBulletin.

C.Writealettertotheeditor.D.Dohomeworkathome.

D

KidZuiisanewbrowser（浏览器）andonlineservicethatletskidsaged3to12exploremorethan500,000websites,picturesandvideos.TheideaforKidZuicameaboutwhenoneofthefounders,VidarVignisson,sawhowdifficultitwasforhischildrentoenjoythepowerandpromiseoftheInternetinasafeway.TogetherwithCliffBoroandThomasBroadhead,theydecidedtodosomething.

KidZuiwasfirsttestedby8,000kidsandtheirparents.LisaRebena,aparentwhosechildtestedKidZui,said,“My4-year-oldgetsintoKidZui,readsnewsandwatchesvideosallbyherself,generallydoingwhatshepleases.I'

mmuchmorerelaxednowwhenmydaughterisonthecomputer.”

Content（内容）inKidZuihasbeenreviewedbyateamofmorethan200trainedteachersandparents.Theymakesurethatkidsseecontentthatisproperfortheirageintermsofdevelopmentallevelandreadingability.Newwebsites,picturesandvideosareaddedtoKidZuieveryday.WhenayoungusertriestowatchavideooutsideofKidZui,itwillbereviewedand,ifproper,added—oftenwithinamatterofhours.

Besides,parentscanchangethecontentavailable,addandtakeoutsomewebsitesandseewhattheirkidsareviewingonline.AndKidZuisendsoutaweeklyreportoftheirkids'

recentsearchesandinterestssothatparentscanplanfamilyactivitiesaroundtheirkids'

interests.Aftera30-dayfreetrial（试用）period,parentswhosignupcantakeadvantageofourspecialratesof$4.95permonthor$49.95peryear,a50percentdiscount（折扣）fromstandardratesof$9.95permonthor$99.95peryear.

32.Accordingtothetext,KidZui_____.

A.ismainlydesignedforteenagers

B.offerschildren500,000websites

C.helpschildrensurftheInternetsafely

D.isthoughttobeunimportantbyVidarVignisson

33.WhatisLisaRebena'

sattitudetowardsKidZui?

A.Shehashighhopesforit.

B.Shehasdoubtsaboutit.

C.Sheconsidersituseless.

D.Sheisnotinterestedinit.

34.KidZuiallowsparentsto_____.

A.teachtheirkidstoaddvideos

B.watchsomeofthevideositprovides

C.usethebrowserforfreeforhalfamonth

D.keepintouchwiththeirkids'

onlineactivities

35.HowmuchcanyousaveayearifyousignupforKidZui?

A.$5. 

B.$45. 

C.$50. 

D.$90.

第二节（共5小题；

每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

The“freshmanfifteen”

Youmaynothaveheardthewords“freshmanfifteen”before,buttheyareveryimportantforstudentswhoareenteringuniversity. 

36 

“Fifteen”referstofifteenpounds—thefifteenpoundsaddedtoastudent'

sweightinhisorherfirstyear.Thereareanumberofreasonswhyfirst-yearuniversitystudentsputonweight,butit'

sencouragingtoknowthatfreshmendon'

thavetoaddtheseharmfulfifteenpounds.

Mistakeschoosingfood

37 

Somestudentschooseunhealthyfood,becausenowtheirparentsarenotnearbytohelpthemchoose.Somestudentsvisitthekitchenmanytimeswhilestudying.Lateatnight,somestudentsgetunhealthyfastfoodsuchasFrenchfriesandchickennuggets（鸡块）withsodatodrink.

Eatingright

38 

Herearesomeideas:

•Thinkmoreaboutwhatyoueat.

•Eatplentyofv