北师大版高二英语必修五检测题2.docx

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北师大版高二英语必修五检测题2

2014-2015学年度第一学期合肥剑桥学校西区检测试卷二

北师大版高二英语必修五

考试时间：

75分钟；命题人：

李惠津

题号

一

二

三

四

五

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第I卷（选择题）

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一、单项选择（15分）

1．Youare_________tohavesuchagoodteacher.

A.fortuneB.fortunate

C.fortunatelyD.unfortunately

2．Inorderto_______agoodknowledgeofEnglish,hegiveuphisjobandwenttostudyinanEnglishschool.

A.requireB.inquire

C.acquireD.address

3．---You’requitefreenow,Ithink.

---__________,Ihavetonsofthingstodo.

A.OnthecontraryB.Inotherwords

C.AsaresultD.What’smore

4．Ireallydon’tknow______Ihadmywalletstolen.

A.whenwasitthatB.thatitwaswhen

C.whereitwasthatD.itwaswherethat

5．Thestudentslistenedcarefullytotheteacherwiththeireyes_____ontheblackboard.

A.focusedB.tofocus

C.focusingD.beingfocused

6．_______Ihadtime,Iwouldhavevisitedthebeautifullakeagain.

A.IfB.UnlessC.HadD.When

7．Asdrewwecloser,Icouldseeawhalebyapackofaboutsixotherkillers.

A.beattackedB.attackC.beingattackedD.haveattacked

8．Mother’sDay____onthesecondSundayofMay,adifferentdateeveryyear.

A.celebratesB.falls

C.observesD.cheers

9．Thepolicemanalways_____hispostandstruggledagainstthedifficultiestoprotectthesafetyofthepeopleandtheirproperty.

A.belongedtoB.turnedto

C.stucktoD.appealedto

10．Thereisnodoubt______theywillfinishthetaskontime.

A.thatB.whether

C.whenD.how

11．Thetrafficrulesaysyoungchildrenundertheageoffourand____lessthan40poundsmustbeinachildsafetyseat.

A.beingweighedB.toweigh

C.weighedD.weighing

12．Theshortageofaffordablehousingisnot____aBeijingproblem

A.delicatelyB.sufficiently

C.exclusivelyD.effectively

13．Youwillnevergainsuccess______youarefullydevotedtoyourwork.

A.whenB.because

C.unlessD.after

14．WhenIsawayoungmanpullingacellphonefromalady’shandbag,Ispoketoherinaloudvoicesoastodrawherattentiontohisbehavior.

A.obviouslyB.cautiously

C.deliberatelyD.roughly

15．Thechildwastoldto________forbeingrudetohisuncle.

A.excuseB.apologizeC.pardonD.thank

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二、完形填空（30分）

LillywasaFrenchCanadiangirlwhogrewupinthefarmingcommunity.Whenshewas16,herfather____hertodropoutofschooltocontributetothefamilyincome.WithEnglishashersecondlanguageand___education,the____didn’tlookbrightforLilly.

Lilly’sfatherwasastubbornmanwho____took“no”forananswer.He___Lillytofindajob.Withsmallhopeofgaining____，eachdayshewouldjustridetothecity,walk____aboutandreturnhomeatdusk.

Ononeofher____，Lillysawasignatabigcompany.____，sheknockedontheveryfirstdoor.Inher____English,Lillytoldtheofficemanagershewasinterestedinthesecretarialposition.Themanager____togivethegirlachance.Hedirectedhertotypealetter,andthen____.Lillylookedattheclockandsawitwas11：

40am.Shethoughteveryonewouldbeleavingfor____atnoon,whenshecould____awayinthecrowd.Butsheknewsheshould____theletter.

Onherfirsttry,Lilly____onelineoffivewordsandmadefourmistakes.Onhersecondattempt,shecompletedafullparagraph,butstillmademanymistakes.Shelookedattheclock:

11:

55—fiveminutesto____.Justthen,themanagerwalkedin.HecamedirectlytoLilly,readtheletterandsaid,“Lilly,you’redoing____work！

”

Withthosesimplewordsofencouragement,herdesiretoescapedisappearedandher____begantogrow.Lillythought,“Well,ifhethinksit’sgood,thenitmustbegood.IthinkI’llstay！

”Lillydidstay—allbecausesomeonehadgivena____anduncertaingirlthegiftofselfconfidencewhensheknockedonthedoor.

16．A.remindedB．helpedC．encouragedD．forced

17．A.goodB．formalC．poorD．modern

18．A.adviceB．futureC．promiseD．change

19．A.alwaysB．neverC．sometimesD．usually

20．A.warnedB．beggedC．allowedD．told

21．A.employmentB．experienceC．judgmentD．independence

22．A.carefullyB．happilyC．aimlesslyD．rapidly

23．A.stepsB．tripsC．purposesD．choices

24．A.BravelyB．ProudlyC．CalmlyD．Cautiously

25．A.brokenB．perfectC．writtenD．fluent

26．A.refusedB．decidedC．pretendedD．failed

27．A.stoppedB．continuedC．leftD．sighed

28．A.lunchB．lifeC．funD．luck

29．A.breakB．runC．passD．drive

30．A.readB．writeC．attemptD．deliver

31．A.wentoverB．pickedupC．gaveawayD．gotthrough

32．A.freedomB．successC．discussionD．reward

33．A.terribleB．excellentC．honestD．easy

34．A.beliefB．patienceC．confidenceD．strength

35．A.shyB．lonelyC．selflessD．modest

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三、阅读理解（题型注释）

A

Iusedtothinkofmyselfasapersonlearnedinbooks,butmybookshelvestoldadifferentstory.ApartfromafewIndiannovelsandanAustralianbook,myliteraturecollectiononlyconsistedofBritishandAmericantitles.Worsestill,Icouldn’teverfoundanythingintranslation.MyreadingwaslimitedtostoriesbyEnglish-speakingauthors.

　　So,atthestartof2012,IsetmyselfthechallengeoftryingtoreadabookfromeverycountryinayeartofindoutwhatIwasmissing.

　　Withnoideawheretogetthosebooks,Iwasunlikelytofindpublicationsfromnearly200nationsontheshelvesofmylocalbookshop,soIdecidedtoaskthereadersallovertheworldforhelp.IcreatedablogcalledAYearofReadingtheWorldandputoutanappealforsuggestionsoftitlesthatIcouldreadinEnglish.

　　Theresponsewasamazing.Peopleallovertheworldweregettingintouchwithme,offeringideasandbooklists.Somepostedmebooksfromtheirhomecountries.Inaddition,severalwriters,likeTurkmenistan’sAkWelsaparandPanama’sJuanDavidMorgan,sentmeunpublishedtranslationsoftheirnovels,givingmearareopportunitytoreadworksunavailableinBritain.Evenwithsuchanextraordinaryteamofbibliophiles（爱书者）behindme,however,sourcingbookswasnoeasytask.Withtranslationsmakinguponlyaround4.5percentofliteraryworkspublishedintheUK,gettingEnglishversionsofstorieswastricky.

　　Onebyone,thebooksfromthecountriesonthelistfilledmyheartwithlaughter,love,anger,hopeandfear.Landsthathadonceseemedexoticandremotebecamecloseandfamiliartome.Atitsbest,Ilearned,readingmakestheworldreal.

36．Theauthorrealizedshewasnotalearnedpersonwhenshefound________.

A.shecoulddonothingbutreadbooks

B.shehadneverbeentoIndianandAustralian

C.shedidn’thaveanytranslatedbooks.

D.shecouldonlyreadsimpleEnglishstories

37．Whatwasthechallengetheauthorsetforherself?

A.Readingbooksfromnearly200countriesinayear.

B.Creatingablogtoofferhelptootherreaders.

C.Lookingforpublicationstopublishherownbooks.

D.GivingsomesuggestionsonlearningEnglish.

38．WhichofthefollowingisNOTthehelpfrompeoplearoundtheworld?

A.Offeringbooknames.B.postinglocalbooks

C.GivingfinancialsupportsD.Sendingunpublishedtranslations

39．Itwasnoteasytofindthebooksmainlybecause________.

A.thereaderswereunwillingtoofferhelp

B.thereweretoofewtranslationsintheUK

C.theauthorhadnotimeandnochancetodoit

D.thewritersdidn’twanttopublishtheirbooks

B

Worriedabouthowmanycalories（卡（热））youaregoingtogetinthatpieceofpizza,chocolatecakeorbagofchips?

AnewiPhoneapplicationthattakesapictureofthemealwiththephoneandgivesacalorieread-outalmostatonce,mayhelp.TheMealSnapwasdevelopedbyDailyBurn,afitnesssocialnetworkthathascreatedseveralotherfitnessanddiet-relatediPhoneapplications.

Withinminutesoftakingapictureofamealandmatchingittothegiveninformationofsome500,000kindsoffood,theapplicationsendsusersawarningwitharangeofcaloriesforthemealthatwasphotographed.

Tostartwith,wesentitsomethingsimple--aBraeburnapple.Acoupleofminuteslatertheapplicationrepliedthatitwasbetween64and96calories.

AndySmith,chiefdirectoratDailyBurn,said:

“Thedatabase（数据库）canalsoquicklyhelprecognizethefood,howmanycaloriesthereare,proteins,fat,carbs,vitamins,whateveryoumaywanttoknow.”

MrSmithaddedthatitwilltakesometimetocompletecaloriecountingbuttheapplicationmakesiteasiertorecordthecaloriesinfood.Thatiswhyitissopopularamongthosewhoaretryinghardtoloseweight.

“Thepureactofrecordingsomethingcancauseapsychological（心理的）changethatcanhelppeopleontheirhealthandfitnessplan.JustthesimplefactofrecordingitmakesmemoreunderstandwhatI’meating,”hesaid.

Inaddition,MealSnapcanserveasafooddiary,allowinguserstokeepareadablerecordofthemealstheyhaveeaten.MrSmithsaid:

“It’slikeafoodjournal,buteasier.Allyoudoistakethepicture.”MealSnapisavailableontheiTunesstorefor￡1.79,or$2,99intheUS.

“Ifyourcomputerisdown,justwritemeoutaticket.”

“Ican’twriteyououtaticket.Thecomputeristheonlyoneallowedtodoso.”

Ilookeddownonthecomputerandeverypassengerwasjuststandingtheredrinkingcoffeeandstaringattheblackscreen.ThenIaskedher,“Whatdoallyoupeopledo?

”

“Wegivethecomputertheinformationaboutyourtrip,andthenittellsuswhetheryoucanflywithusornot.”

“Sowhenitgoesdown,yougodownwithit.”

“That’sgood,sir.”

“Howlongwillthecomputerbedown?

”Iwantedtoknow.

“Ihavenoidea.Sometimesit’sdownfor10minutes,sometimesfortwohours.There’snowaywecanfindoutwithoutaskingthecomputer,andsinceit’sdownitwon’tanswerus.”

Afterthegirltoldmetheyhadnobackup（备用）computer,Isaid.“Let’sforgetthecomputer.Wh