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唐春香英语试题七

高一英语周练试题四

一、单项填空（共15分;每小题1分，满分15分）

21.Expertsbelievethat________warmandcomfortablebathseemstobeaperfectwayforapatienttorecoverfrom________fearoflosingcontrolofhimself.

A.a;theB.the;/C.a;/D.the;a

22.PrincipalWhitehasbeenworkingintheschoolforabout20years,________allhisenergytoteachingandresearchingaswellastherunningofahealthyschool.

A．devotedB．devotingC．todevoteD．anddevote

23.______seemstobeastrongcompetitioninChinaforseniorhighstudentstoenteruniversitiesdoesexistinothercountriesaswell.

A.ItB.ThereC.WhatD.That

24.Whenfirst_______tothemarket,theproduct________greatsuccessandbroughtinalargeprofittothecompany.

A.introducing,appreciatedB.introduced,enjoyed

C.beingintroduced,expectedD.Introduce,caught

25“Iamastonished,mydear,”saidMrs.Bennet,“thatyou_____besoreadytothinkyourownchildrensilly.”

A.mightB.couldC.wouldD.should

26.______thedoctorsdoubtis______mymotherwillrecoverfromtheseriousdiseasesoon.

A.What;whenB.That;ifC.What;whetherD.That;what

27.______ageneralintroductiontothecomputer,thecoursealsoprovidespracticalexperience.

A.BecauseofB.ExceptC.AsidefromD.Dueto

28.Inadebate,_____thesideyoudon’tbelieveincanencourageyourcritical（批判性的）thinking.

A.takingupB.takingawayC.takingonD.takenin

29.Thisnationwidesmogshouldserveasaremindertoall,indicatingahightimethatwe______onwhatwe'vedonetotheenvironment.

A.havereflectedB.arereflectingC.willreflectD.reflected

30.Sinkinginthecheersofpeople,Davidwalkedoffthestage,tearsdroppinghecouldstopthem．

A．afterB．whenC.untilD.before

31.Thefamousactorkeepsfitandathleticby__________atthegymforanhoureverymorning.

A.makingoutB.figuringoutC.workingoutD.turningout

32.Comparedwithhissister,Jerryisevenmore______to,andmoreeasilytroubledby,emotionalandrelationshipproblems.

A.accessibleB.addictedC.availableDsensitive

33.Despitesuchabigdifferencein_______towardswhatoneeats,thereisnodoubtthatpeopleinthewestregardtheChinesefoodassomethingspecial.

A.pointB.ideaC.attitudeD.sight

34.Themiddle-agedmansaidhewouldacceptthejob,sowehaveaskedhimto____hisacceptanceinwriting.

A.confirmB.conveyC.convinceD.consider

35.---IfollowedyouradviceonhowtolearnEnglish,butIamstillpoorinit.Why?

---Well,____________.

A.alliswellthatendswell.B.oneman’smeatisanotherman’spoison.

C.nopains,nogains.D.nosweetwithoutsweat.

二、完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

Whathappenedtothatbrilliantideathatyouoncehad?

Didyou36itbecauseyouthoughtthatitwasjustalittlethought?

Haveyouever37whatthatlittlethoughtwouldhavebecomeifyouhadactedonyourinstincts（直觉）38ifyouhadpaidmoreattentiontoit?

Imaginea39,whereyouaresittingathomewatchingtelevisionorreadingabook,suddenlyalightis40oninthedarktunnelofyourmindasathoughtoranideacrossesyourmind.Thethought41yourattentionbutseemssomeaninglessandyouaretemptedto42it,butwaitaminute!

Thatthoughtcouldbethepotentialbeginningofthe43youhavesomuchwishedfor.

Asthethoughtcrossesyourmind,yoursensesbecomealertandyousuddenlyseeapossibility,asolution,orfindtheanswertoa problem whosesolutionhas44escapedyou.Itisalmostasifawisemanhas45theperfectsolutionintoyourearorawakenedyoursensestoareality,therebybringinglighttoyourlife.Itislikefindingthe46pieceofjigsawpuzzle（拼图游戏）.Thisbecomesanamazingmomentandeverythingfreezesaroundyouasyouexcitedlytrytograspthepracticalityofthat47butpowerfulthought.

Yourself-confidenceandenthusiasmincreaseasyoubecome48ofthegreatpossibilitiesthatcan49ifthatlittlethoughtisactedupon.Thisbecomesthemomenttobuilduponthatthoughtandtoput50anyideasthatarestreamingfromthatlittlethoughtforlaterreview.51meaninglesslittlethoughtorideaswhenacted52haveapotentialtoexplodeinto great projects.Manysuccessfulprojectshavebeen53 from thelittlepositivethoughtsthatwerecarefullyprotectedandrecognizedasbrickstogreatthings.

Don'twastea（n）54toactonapotentiallybrilliantidea.Youdon'thavetowaitforamajoridea,orapproval from yourpeersinorderforyoutoactonthatlittlethought.

Thatlittlethoughtorideaisthe55of great thingsifyoudecidetofollowitthrough.

36.A.hateB.likeC.ignoreD.value

37.A.consideredB.rememberedC.complainedD.discovered

38.A.butB.orC.andD.nor

39.A.conditionB.sightC.sceneD.view

40.A.turnedB.workedC.takenD.moved

41.A.putsB.catchesC.causesD.pulls

42.A.adoreB.abandonC.accountD.adopt

43.A.wealthB.successC.dreamD.reality

44.A.highlyB.fastC.hardlyD.long

45.A.whisperedB.shoutedC.talkedD.laughed

46.A.bestB.firstC.last  D.exact

47.A.littleB.goodC.strongD.weak

48.A.capableB.consciousC.proudD.typical

49.A.ariseB.causeC.attainD.prove

50.A.offB.outC.upD.down

51.A.FortunatelyB.SeeminglyC.ObviouslyD.Deliberately

52.A.byB.inC.uponD.to

53.A.grownB.doneC.bornD.torn

54.A.opportunityB.possibilityC.minuteD.moment

55.A.centerB.beginningC.resultD.sign

三、阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

A

October31stisHalloween,aWestern“ghostfestival”.ChinesepeoplealsohaveghostfestivalonJuly15oflunarcalendar,whichiscalled“ZhongyuanFestival”or“HungryGhostFestival”.TheghostsarebelievedtobereleasedfornomorethantwodaysduringHalloween,whileit’satleastforonemonthduringChineseghostfestival.Stemmedfromdifferentcultures,let’sseehowtheyaredifferentandhowtheyaresimilar.

Keepevolving&Traditioncontinues

TheHalloween,startingfromafestivalofdefendingspiritsinIreland,hasevolvedfromPagantoChristianandtoSecular,withthethemebecomingacarnival（狂欢节）forall.

ZhongyuanFestivaloriginatesfromBuddhisttraditions,andthencombinesBuddhism,TaoismandConfucianism,whichstillremainsareligiousobservanceinChina.

Expelghosts&Respectghosts

Thetwofestivalshavedifferentattitudestowardghosts.DuringHalloween,peopledressuplikeghoststoscareawayspiritsratherthanpleasethem.WhileduringChineseZhongyuanFestival,peopleburnpapermoneyandsacrificethespiritstoshowtheirrespect.

Funny&Scary

TheHalloweenhasbecomeafull-of-funcarnivalwhenpeopledressup,playtrick-or-treatgames,andpartying.Withitslighttheme,thefestivalhasbeencelebratedaroundtheworld,alsoinChina.

HoweverChineseZhongyuanFestivalisstillaseriousthingandpeoplearescaredofghostswhentalkingaboutthem.Therearesometaboosduringthefestivalwhichcanavoidthespiritsfromhurtingyou,likenoswimmingandnowalkingoutsidelateatnight.

Pumpkinlantern&Waterlantern

DuringHalloween,peoplemakepumpkinlights,whicharemadebyhollowingthepumpkin,carvingevilfacesonthesurfaceandputcandlesinside,usedtodriveoutthespirits.

DuringZhongyuanFestival,Chinesepeoplealsomakeriverlanternsbypastingpaperintoalotusshapeswithalamporcandleplacedinside.Lanternsarereleasedtoriversorlakestoguidethewayforthedeadpeopletothedarkhell.

56.TheHalloweeniscelebratedworldwidebecause_____.

A.itisawesterncultureB.peoplelikeplayingatrickbynature

C.manyactivitiesareheldD.itprovidesentertainmentforpeople

57.WhichofthefollowingshouldpeopleavoiddoingduringChineseZhongyuanFestival?

A.GoingoutinglateatnightB.Talkingaboutghosts.

C.Releasingriverlanterns.D.Burningpapermoney.

58.Whatdothetwoghostfestivalshaveincommon?

A.Ghostsenjoyfreedomforaboutonemonth.B.Religioustraditionisstillkeptalive.

C.Peoplehaverespectforghosts.D.Lanternsaremadetodriveawayspirits.

B

Howdoyoudesignapayplanthatmotivatespeopletodotheirbestwork?

AnewstudybythreeHarvardresearcherssuggestsanovelanswer:

Shortlyafteryouhirenewworkers,givethemaraise.

"Previousresearchhasshownthatpayingpeoplemorethantheyexpectmayelicitreciprocity（相互作用）intheformofgreaterproductivity,"notesDeepakMalhotra,aHarvardbusiness-administrationprofessorwhoworkedonthestudy.Whatheandhiscolleaguesfound,however,wasthattheconnectionbetweenmorepayandextraeffortdependsonpresentingtheincrease"asagift—thatis,assomethingyou'vechosentodopurelyasanicegesture,withnostringsattached."

Malhotraandhisteamstudied267peoplehiredbyDesk,aglobalonlinenetworkoffreelancers,todoaone-timedata-entryprojectforfourhours.Allofthenewhireswerepeopleindevelopingcountries,forwhomhourlywagesof$3and$4werehigherthanwhattheyhadbeenmakinginpreviousjobs.

Theresearcherssplitthegroupupintothreeequalparts.Onegroupwastoldtheywouldearn$3anhour.Asecondgroupwasinitiallyhiredat$3anhourbut,beforetheystartedworking,theygotasurprise:

Thebudgetfortheprojecthadexpandedunexpectedly,theyweretold,andtheywouldnowbepaid$4anhour.Thethirdgroupwasoffered$4anhourfromthestartandgivennoincrease.

Eventhoughthesecondandthirdgroupswereeventuallypaidthesameamount,thesecondgroupworkedharderandproducedmore—about20%more—thaneitheroftheothertwo.Peopleinthesecondgroupalsoshowedthemoststamina,maintainingtheirf