高中英语 Unit3 A taste of English单元测试3 新人教版附答案.docx

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高中英语Unit3AtasteofEnglish单元测试3新人教版附答案

必修四Unit3《AtasteofEnglish》单元测试3

笔试部分：

I.单项选择

1．—Preparingchildrenforthefuturechallengesismoreimportantthanju

stteachingthemknowledge.

—_______________.

A．It'suptoyouB．That'sallright

C．I'mwithyouonthatD．Yes，Ido

2．—Howdidhe______oursuggestionatyesterday'smeeting?

—I'mafraidheisnotforit，forhedidn'tmakeanycommentonit.

A．reactB．considerC．directD．overcome

3．Helookscoolinthatdarksuit，whichhewearsonlyonsomespecial______.

A．situationsB．conditions

C．occasionsD．states

4．Holdingbirthdaypartiesforchildrenisquite______incitiesinourcountry.

A．commonB．ordinaryC．normalD．general

5．Myfriendknowswherehecan______agoodusedcarataveryreasonableprice.

A．pickoutB．makeout

C．takeupD．pickup

6．Althoughheiscontent______hispresentsalary，heisn'tcontent______forsuchastrictboss.

A．for；workingB．with；working

C．with；toworkD．with；working

7．Hewas______withthelongandmeaninglessspeech，buthetriednottoshowit.

A．boredB．boring

C．astonishedD．astonishing

8．Thecouple，______theirsonwasgiftedformusic，decidedtosendhimabroadforbettereducation.

A．convincingB．toconvince

C．havingconvincedD．convinced

9．Withlotsofworries______hermind，shewasunabletosleepwell.

A．fi

lledB．filling

C．tofillD．beingfilled

10．Backhome，Ifoundmyhusband______onthefloor，______ourchildrenwithsometoys.

A．sitting；toentertainB．seated；entertaining

C．sitting；entertainedD．sat；entertained

11．—Amanisaskingtoseeyou.______hecomein?

—Lethimin.

A．MustB．ShallC．WillD．May

12．Morewildtigershavebeenseenintheforestaroundthisarea，______thereusedtobefew.

A．whenB．whatC．whichD．where

13．—IwenttoseeTheFoundingofaRepubliclastweek.

—Really？

Thenwhydidyouremainsilentwhenwetalkedaboutit______youhadn'tseenit?

A．evenifB．aslongas

C．asifD．although

14．Astimewent______，moreandmorefamousdirectorsinvitehimtostarintheirfilms.

A．throughB．byC．overD．away

15．Asawriter，heprovedtobe______failure，forcinghimtobein______searchofanotherwaytomakealiving.

A．a；/B．/；theC．a；theD．the；/

Ⅱ.完形填空

ItwasahotAugustdayin1937whentheCohenbrothersenteredtheofficeofHenryFord，thecarmaker.“Mr.Ford，”__16__NormanCohen，theeldestofthethree.“Wehavearemarkable__17__thatwillchangetheautomobileindustry.We'dliketoshowittoyou__18__.”TheybroughtMr.Fordoutsideandaskedhimtoenterablackautomobile__19__infrontofthebuilding.

HymanCohen，the__20__brother，openedthedoorofthecar.

“What！

”shoutedthetycoon，“Areyou__21__？

Itmustbe200degreesinthatcar！

”

“Itis，__22__sitdown，Mr.Ford，andpushthewhite__23__.”smiledtheyoungestbrother，Max.”

__24__，Fordpushedthebutton.Suddenlyawhooshoffreezingairstarted__25__fromallaroundthecar，andwithinseveralsecondshefeltquitecooland__26__.

“Amazing！

”exclaimedFord.“Howmuchdoyou__27__forthepatent？

”

“Onemilliondollars，”Norman__28__，“Andthereissomethingelse：

Thename‘CohenBrothersAirConditioning'mustbe__29__rightnexttotheFordlogo（商标）！

”

“Moneyisnoproblem，”retortedFord，“but__30__willIhaveaJewishnamenexttomylogoonmycars！

”

Theyargued__31__forawhileandfinallytheyreachedan__32__.Fivemilliondollars，andonlythefirstnamesofthebrotherswouldbe__33__.

Andthatis__34__，eventoday，wheneveryouenteraFordvehicle，youwillseethosethree__35__clearlyprintedontheairconditioningcontrolpanel：

NORM，HIandMAX.

16．A．beggedB．announcedC．or

deredD．required

17．A．ideaB．opinionC．inventionD．thought

18．A．inpersonB．inpublic

C．inturnD．inreturn

19．A．laidB．storedC．parkedD．stood

20．A．youngestB．strongest

C．middleD．oldest

21．A．crazyB．jokedC．actualD．normal

22．A．soB．butC．andD．or

23．A．windowB．seatC．keyD．button

24．A．ExcitedB．Confused

C．InterestedD．Surprised

25．A．flowingB．blowingC．flyingD．running

26．A．quietB．mild

C．comfortableD．amused

27．A．payB．costC．gainD．charge

28．A．gaveupB．calledup

C．pickedupD．spokeup

29．A．printedB．laidC．arrangedD．pressed

30．A．anywayB．noway

C．hardlyD．unless

31．A．backandforthB．hereandthere

C．upanddownD．nowandthen

32．A．decisionB．agreement

C．choiceD．conclusion

33．A．mentionedB．remained

C．leftD．possessed

34．A．howB．whatC．whyD．because

35．A．brothersB．words

C．namesD．products

Ⅲ.阅读理解

A

Myheroisadoctor.HesavedmylifewhenIcouldhavedied.Hehassavedlotsofchildren'slives.Hehasworkedandstudiedalottogetthejobhedoesnow.Hehasdoneverydifficultsurgery.Hehastoworkalmosteverydayatthehospital.Hehasstudiedkidneys（肾）andgothisPh.D.atQueensUniversity.Heisagreatdoctorandheiseasytotalkto.

Heiswillingtotakearisktosavesomeone'slife.Hesavedmylifefromakidneyinflamation（发炎）diseasewhenIwasinhospital.Heworkedveryhardtofindoutwhatexactlywaswrongwithmykidneysandwhytheyw

eren'tworking.

Hewentoutofhiswayforsomeonelikemeand

myparentsbecausehehadtoexplaintothemwhatwaswrongwithmeanddolotsofdifferentteststofindthemedicinetocureme.HetalkedtomyparentsandmeeverydaytoletusknowhowIwasgoing.Hemakesadifferenceinothers'lives，especiallymine.Isawhimlookaftermanyotherchildreninthehospitalandhelpthemrecover.Also，heisalwaystherehelpingbyteachingotherdoctorsaboutbeingkidneyspecialists.Heworksveryhardtokeepothersalive.Youcanphonehimanytimeandhe'llphoneyoubackassoonaspossibletoseehowhecanhelpyou.HehasagreatstaffwhomakehisappointmentsandmakesureyougetthemedicinethatDrWadetellsthemtogiveyou.

36．Thedoctoriscalled“hero”becausehe______.

A．istheauthor'sfriend

B．hassavedmanypersons'lives

C．knowsalotaboutmedicalcare

D．worksverywell

37．Theunderlinedphrase“wentoutofhisway”inthethirdparagraphprobablymeans“______”．

A．hardlywentB．hadnoways

C．tookthetroubleD．keptoutoftheway

38．Fromthepassagewecanlearnthedoctor______.

A．isn'twillingtosaveaseriouslysickman

B．savestheauthor'slifeveryeasily

C．examineseverypatientpersonally

D．trainsseveraldoctorstobeoutstanding

39．Thelastparagraphmainlytellsus______.

A．howthedoctordealswithhiswork

B．theinfluencethedoctorhasonhispatients

C．thedifferencesbetweenthedoctorandothers

D．howthedoctorlooksafterthesickchildren

B

AsenseofhumourisjustoneofthemanythingssharedbyAlfredandAnthonyMelillo,64yearoldtwinbrothersfromEastHavenwhomadehistoryinFebruary2002.OnChristmasEve,1992，Anthonyhadahearttransplantfroma21yearolddonor.TwodaysbeforeValentine'sDayin2002，Alfredreceiveda19yearoldheart，markingthefirsttimeonrecordthattwinadultseachreceive

dhearttransplants.

“I'm15minutesolderthanhim，butnowI'myoungerbecauseofmyheartandI'mnotgoingtorespecthim，”Alfredsaidwithagrin，pointingtohisbrotherwhiletalkingtoaroomfulofreporters，wholaughedfrequentlyattheirjokes.

Whilethetwinsknewthatgeneticsmighthaveplayedaroleintheircondition，theyrecognizedthattheireatinghabitsmighthavealsocontributedtotheirheartproblems.“We'dputhalfapoundofbutteronasteak.Ioverdiditonallthefoodthattastedgood，soIguessIdeservedwhatIgotfornotdietingproperly.”

ThediscussionmovedtoAnthony'srecovery.Inthefiveyearssincehishearttransplant，hehadbeenonanexerciseprogramwhereheregularlyrodeabicycleforfivemiles，swameachday，andwalkedacoupleofmiles.Hewasstillonmedication，butnotnearlyasmuchasAlfred，whowasjustintheearlystageofhisrecovery.

“RightnowIfeelprettyyoungandI'mdoingverywell，”Anthonysaid.“Ifeellikeanewperson.”

Alfredsai

dhisgoal，ofcourse，wastofeelevenbetterthanhisbrother.B

ut，headded，“Ilovemybrotherverymuch.We'reverycloseandI'msurewe'lldojustfine.”

40．Thisarticleismainlyabout______.

A．thedangerofhearttransplantsurgery

B．becomingyoungbygettinganewheart

C．theeffectofgeneticsontheheart

D．thetwinbrotherswhoreceivedhearttransplants

41．WhatdidAlfredandAnthonyhaveincommon?

A．Lifespan.B．Careergoals.

C．Asenseofhumour.D．Loveforbicycling.

42．WhatdidAlfredandAnthonythinkalsocausedtheirheartproblems?

A．Exercise.B．Diet.

C．Surgery.D．Medicines.

43．WhydidAlfredsay，“I'm15minutesolderthanhim，butnowI'myoungerbecauseofmyheart...”？

A．HishearttransplantsurgerywasmoresuccessfulthanAnthony's.

B．HisrecoveryfromtheheartsurgerywasfasterthanAnthony's.

C．HisexerciseprogramwasbetterthanAnthony's.

D．HisnewheartwasyoungerthanAnthony's.

C

Going，Going，Gone!

TheHaynesMiddleSchoolParentTeacherOrganizationinvitesyoutoattendourlatestfund（基金）raiser，TheFourthAnnual（每年一次的）HaynesSchoolAuction（拍卖）!

Saturday，May10

6：

00p．m.11：

00p．m.

Intheschoolhall

6：

00p．m.6：

30p．m.：

Allitemsforauctionarepreviewed.

6：

30p．m.7：

00p．m.：

Silentauctionbegins.

7：

00p．m.7：

30p．m.：

Highestbidders（出价人）fromsilentauctionaredetermined.

7：

30p．m.11：

00p．m.：

Mainauctionbegins.

Itemsupforbidinthesilentauctionrangeinvaluefrom$5.00to$30.00.

Itemsupforbidinthemainauctionincludethefollowing：

·Airlineticketstoaplaceofyourchoice

·Weekendgetawaysatfirstclasshotels

·SeasonticketstotheChicagoBearsfootballgame

·$50giftticketstolocalgiftshops，restaurants，andsalons

·TheaterticketstoTheMerchantofVenice

Don'tmisstheboat！

Bookyourticketstoday.

Lastyear，ticketssoldoutinfivedays!

Ticketsaresoldonafirstcome，firstservedbasis.

$15.00perperson

Allthemoneyfromth