高考英语总复习 单元检测11Word格式.docx

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Iwrappeditupand37ithome．“Happybirthday,sweetie,”Isaid．“It’snotafrozendinneroravideo,butit’s38youdeserve．”Shecried．Shedoesn’t39liketocry,butIthinkshelikesthebook．She’ssaidsomanytimes．AndeverytimeIremindher40__puttingittogetherwasagifttome．

21．A．amazingB．clearC．unusualD．important

22．A．neighborsB．childrenC．friendsD．classmates

23．A．attentionB．mentC．viewD．interest

24．A．SheB．ItC．HeD．I

25．A．forB．orC．andD．when

26．A．beforeB．afterC．whenD．once

27．A．wantB．haveC．holdD．attend

28．A．makeB．chooseC．findD．give

29．A．albumB．novelC．mirrorD．overcoat

30．A．wentonB．pouredinC．turnedbackD．gotaway

31．A．couldB．shouldC．wouldD．might

32．A．decisionB．storyC．mindD．book

33．A．forB．aroundC．withD．except

34．A．gratefulB．worriedC．nervousD．special

35．A．meaningB．giftC．partyD．world

36．A．countB．readC．expressD．improve

37．A．tookB．sentC．placedD．packed

38．A．howB．whyC．whichD．what

39．A．normallyB．merelyC．reallyD．obviously

40．A．whetherB．thatC．whenD．who

第三节:

阅读理解（共20小题，每题2分，满分40分）

A

Employeesarebeingfloodedwithtoomuchinformationthathaslittletodowiththeirwork,accordingtoanewsurvey.

Onaverage,white-collarworkersspend51percentoftheirworktimereceivingandprocessinginformation.Onlyonethirdofitwasrelevanttotheirwork,thesurveyfound.Informationoverloadforwhitecollarworkershasbeeaglobalissue.Thehugeamountofinformationhasalreadyaffectedtheirefficiencyinmanagementaswellastheirperformanceatwork.

Buriedwithe-mails

Everymorning,asecretaryatthehumanresourcesdepartmentofanautopartspanyopenshere-mailbox,onlytofinditcrammedwithatleast50unreadmails.Forher,evenscanningthroughthesee-mailseverydaytakesatleasthalfanhour.Someofhercolleaguesarenotsolucky—theyhavetoreadatleast100.

Botheredwithcalls

Telephonecallsarealsocausingaproblem.Morethan40percentwhite-collarworkerschosemobilephonesasthepreferredwaytomunicateimportantandurgentbusinessmatters.

Talkingsavestimeandenergyovertheclicking,readingandreplyingtoe-mails,butphonecallsarealsomoredistracting（分心的）.Whileansweringacall,aclerkislikelytoputawayamuchmoreimportanttaskathandandstartthebusinessbeingtalkedaboutonthephone.

Solution?

Notyet.

Manypaniesstartwithprovidingstaffwithbetterputers,betterInternetaccessandmoreadvancedgadgets（装置）.Forexample,staffmembersaboveacertainlevelinonepanywillbeprovidedwithablackberryphoneforeasieraccesstotheire-mails.Thepanyhasalsoorganizedmanylecturesonefficientwaysofe-mailmanagement.Yetmostwhite-collarworkersthinktheirpaniescandomore.

41．Whatdoesthenewsurveyfindaboutwhite-collarworkers?

A．Theyspend51%oftheirworktimeonmeetings.

B．Onlyhalfoftheinformationtheyreceiveisuseful.

C．Over60%ofthemprefertousethetelephone.

D．Someofthemhavetoreadatleast100e-mailseveryday.

42．Telephonecallscauseaproblembecause________.

A．theytakeupthetimetoreceiveandsende-mails

B．theyareoftennotanswered

C．theyaremostlynotaboutbusiness

D．theymayleadtothechangingofworkschedule

43．Howdosomepaniestrytosolvetheproblemofinformationoverload?

A．Theystarttogivestaffapayrise.

B．Theyplantoemploymorepeople.

C．Theyprovideemployeeswithmoreadvancedequipment.

D．Theyorganizelecturesonhowtoreducestress.

44．Whatisthemajorissuediscussedinthistext?

A．Poormanagementleadstoinefficiencyatwork.

B．Junkmailiscausingbigtrouble.

C．White-collarworkerssufferfrominformationoverload.

D．Betterputersareinneedinworkplaces.

B

ThefirsttimeIsawCarlosIwouldneverhavebelievedhewasgoingtochangemylife.IhadmyarmsfullofbooksandIwastearingintotheclassroomwhenIranintosomethingsolid.ItwasCarlos.

“MyGod,you’retall,”hesaid.

Ofcourse,theclassbegantolaugh.Angry,Iwalkedtomyseatwithoutaword.

IglancedbacktoseeifReedHarringtonwaslaughingwiththerest.Thatwouldbethelaststraw.ButReedwasstudyingchemistryanddidnotseemtobeawareofanythingelse.Ididn’tknowwhyIconsideredReedmyfriend.MaybejustbecausehewasagoodtwoinchestallerthanI.Anyway,everytimeIblewoutmybirthdaycandlesandmadeawish,itwasforadatewithReedHarrington.

“Takethatseat，”Mr.McCarthytoldthecockynewerCarlos，pointingtotheonlyemptyone，inthebackoftheroom.

Carloslaughedwidely.“ButIneedacoupleofdictionaries.”Againtheclasslaughed,butnowtheywerelaughingwithCarlos，notathim.Hehadbeenhereonly10minutesandalreadyhehadthemonhisside.

Thebellrangforclasses.AsIstooduptogo,IsawCarlosingtowardme.“I’sorryIembarrassedyou,”hesaid.Ilookedstraightheadoverthetopofhisblackhair.“That’sallright.”

“Ioughttoknowbetter.”Hewasstillblockingmyway.”What’syourname?

”“KarenForbes.”“YouprobablyheardmesayI’mCarlosHerrera.”Heheldouthishand.Unwillingly,Ishookhandswithhim.Helookedupatmeseriouslywithhisbrowneyes.”“Idon’tseewhyyou’resotouchy.”

Ibrushedbyhimandsaidsharply,“Youwouldn’tunderstand.”

Hefollowedmeafewsteps.“I’mjusttheonewhoshould,Karen,”hesaid.“YouandIhavealotinmon.”

ItwastheschoolelectionsthatmademethinkofCarlosagain.ReedHarringtonwasvotedpresidentandCarlosvice-president.“Howe?

”Ikeptaskingmyself,”Howethisshrimpwho’sonlybeenintownforalittleoveramonthgetstobesopopular?

”

Sothatmorning，IstoppedCarlosandsaid，“Itdoesn’tseemtobotheryou—beingshort.”Helookedupatme,“OfcourseImindbeingshort.Butthereisn’tanythingIcandoaboutit.WhenIrealizedIwasgoingtohavetospendmylifeinthisundersizedskin，Ijustdecidedtomakethebestofitandconcentrateonbeingmyself.”“Youseemtogetalonggreat,”Iadmitted,“Butwhataboutme?

Nobodywantstodateagirltallerthanheis.”“Thetroublewithyouisthatyou’reafraidtobeyourself.You’resmart.Andyoucouldbepretty.Infact,youmightbemorethanpretty.”Ifeltmyselfturningred…

45.Theauthorwasangrybecause________.

A．Carloswastoorudetoher 

B．theclassmadefunofher 

C．shehadtocarrymanybooks 

D．ReedHarringtondidn’tdateher

46.Theunderlinedword“touchy”inparagraph8probablymeans________

A.annoyedB.cheerfulC.curiousD.moved

47.WecaninferfromParagraph4thattheauthor________.

A.thoughtReedwasthesameasothersB.hopedReedwaslaughingwithothers

C.caredmuchaboutReed’sattitudeD.couldn’tstandCarlosplayingtricksonher

48.Accordingtothetext,whichisthemostlikelyending?

A.CarlosandReedbecameverygoodfriends

B.Carlosandtheauthorarguedwitheachother.

C.Carloswaselectedpresidentofthestudentmittee.

D.TheauthorchangedherattitudetowardsCarlos.

C

Accordingtoresearchers．moneycanbuyhappiness,butonlyifyouspenditonsomeoneelse．

Spendingaslittleas$5adayonsomeoneelsecouldsignificantlybringyouhappiness,theteamattheUniversityofBritishColumbiaandHarvardBusinessSchoolfound．

Theirexperimentsonmorethan630Americansshowedtheyweremeasurably（适度地）happierwhentheyspentmoneyonothers--eveniftheythoughtspendingthemoneyonthemselveswouldmakethemhappier．

"

Wewantedtotestourtheorythathowpeoplespendtheirmoneyisatleastasimportantashowmuchmoneytheyearn,"

saidElizabethDunn,apsychologistattheUniversityofBritishColumbia．

Theyaskedtheir600volunteersfirsttoratetheirgeneralhappiness,reporttheirannualineanddetailtheirmonthlyspendingincludingbills,giftsforthemselves,giftsforothersanddonationstocharity．

Regardlessofhowmuchineeachpersonmade,thosewhospentmoneyonothersreportedgreaterhappiness,whilethosewhospentmoreonthemselvesdidnot,"

Dunnsaidinastatement．

Dunn'

steamalsosurveyed16employeesatapanyinBostonbeforeandaftertheyreceivedanannualprofit-sharingbonus（奖金）ofbetween$3,000and$8,000．

Employeeswhodevotedmoreoftheirbonustopro-socialspendingexperiencedgreaterhappinessafterreceivingthebonus,andthemannerinwhichtheyspentthatbonuswasamoreimportantpredictoroftheirhappinessthanthesizeofthebonusitself,"

theywroteintheirreport,publishedi