高中英语备课《Module 2 No Drugs》试题 外研版必修2Word格式文档下载.docx

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4.WhydopeoplelikeBetty?

A.Becausesheisclever.

B.Becauseshe’spolite.

C.Becauseshestudieshard.

B

5.Whowashurt?

A.Thedriver.

B.Thewoman.

C.Noone.

听下面一段对话，回答第6~7题。

6.Wherearethemanandthewoman?

A.Inthecity.

B.Inthepark.

C.Athome.

7.Whatdoesthemangototheparktodo?

A.Toenjoythefreshair.

B.Todomorningexercise.

C.Toseethecitymuseum.

听下面一段独白，回答第8~10题。

8.Intherichpart,alotofpeople________________.

A.eatmuchinordertogetfat

B.nevergetenoughtoeat

C.havetodosomethingtokeepthemformgettingfat

9.Oneoftheproblemstobesolvedinthepoorcountriesisthat________________.

A.watermustbemadeclean

B.thepoorlandmustbeimproved

C.airmustbecleaned

10.Whichofthefollowingisaproblemofrichcountries?

A.Peoplegetfatterandfatter.

B.Pollutionbeesveryserious.

C.Peoplecan’tbewelleducated.

Ⅱ.单项填空

11.Morethanonethousandpeople________________SARSinthelastthreemonths.

A.werediedofB.havediedof

C.diedfromD.havedied

12.She________________metolearnEnglish.

A.offeredhelp

B.offeredhelping

C.offeredhelped

D.offeredtohelp

D

13.Thepolicefoundthatthehouse________________andalotofthings________________.

A.hasbrokeninto;

hasbeenstolen

B.hadbrokeninto;

hadbeenstolen

C.hasbeenbrokeninto;

stolen

D.hadbeenbrokeninto;

14.________________whenMarxwasinhisfifties,hebegantolearnRussian.

A.In1870sB.In1870’s

C.Inthe1870’sD.Inhis1870’s

15.Childrenatthebeginningofthiscentury________________alotandenjoyedthemselvesgreatlyevenwithouttelevision.

A.usedtoread

B.wereusedtoread

C.wereusedtoreading

D.usedtoreading

16.LetHarryplayyourtoysaswell,Clare—youmustlearnto________________.

A.supportB.care

C.spareD.share

17.AlthoughIhaven’tseenJuliaforovertwentyyears,Idon’tthinkIwillhavetrouble________________herattheairport.

A.rememberingB.knowing

C.realizingD.recognizing

18.Theyare________________.Weoughttogivethemahand.

A.dangerousB.indanger

C.inthedangerD.inthetrouble

19.Weagreed________________herebutsofarshehasn’tturnedupyet.

A.havingmetB.meeting

C.tomeetD.tohavemet

20.Hewas________________inthetrafficaccident.

A.woundedB.injured

C.destroyedD.damaged

21.The________________whyAlicedidn’tturnupwasnotmadeclear.

A.causeB.truth

C.reasonD.matter

22.—Thisshipis________________atfour,isn’tit?

—Yes.Shallwemeetourguestsattheharbor?

A.probabletoarrive

B.possibletoarrive

C.likelytoarrive

D.likelytoleave

23.Heistheonlyoneofthestudentswho________________awinnerofscholarshipforthreeyears.

A.isB.are

C.havebeenD.hasbeen

24.Thebell________________theendoftheperiodrang,________________ourheateddiscussion.

A.indicating;

interrupting

B.indicated;

interrupting

C.indicating;

interrupted

D.indicated;

25.Naturally,afterItoldherwhattodo,mydaughter________________goanddotheopposite!

A.mayB.can

C.mustD.should

Ⅲ.完形填空

Someairpaniesgivesmallpresentstotheirpassengers.Onedayabusinessmanwas26inanaeroplane,27herememberedthathehadpromisedtogetsometoywings（飞机驾驶合格徽章）,liketheoneswhich28wear,forhischildren.Whentheair-hostesscameroundtoaskeachpassengerwhetherhewantedsomethingto29beforesupper,thebusinessmanaskedherwhethershehad30ofthetoywings.“31,sir,”sheanswered.“I’mgoingtobringthepassengerstheirsuppersoon,but32that,I’llbringyouthewings.”

Althoughitwasastormyday,thebusinessman33hissupper,buthenoticedthatthemaninthe34infrontofhimwasfeeling35andthathedidn’teatanyofhissupper.Thebusinessmanfeltsorryforhim.Afterthepassengershad36supper,theair-hostesscameandtooktheirtrays（盘子）awayandthenshe37thewingsforthebusinessman’schildren,soshewenttotheboxwhichthepresentswere38inandtooksomeout.Butshehadforgotten39passengerhadaskedforthewings.Sheknewinwhich40oftheplanehewas,butshethoughtthat41wasthemaninfrontofthebusinessman,the42manwhowasfeelingsick.Theair-hostessnow43attheman’sseatandaskedhimwhetherhewasthegentlemanwhohadwantedthewings.Themanlookedupatherwith44eyes.Thenhelookedoutofthewindowatthethreateningcloudswhich45theaeroplaneandsaid,“No,Ididnotaskforwings.Areyougoingtoneedthem?

”

26.A.servingB.thinking

C.travellingD.reading

27.A.suddenlyB.then

C.finallyD.when

28.A.pilotsB.air-hostess

C.driversD.astronauts

29.A.eatB.introduce

C.drinkD.choose

30.A.someB.few

C.manyD.any

31.A.NoB.Yes

C.OhD.Pardon

32.A.expectB.besides

C.afterD.including

33.A.enjoyedB.cooled

C.boughtD.prepared

34.A.stoolB.sofa

C.benchD.seat

35.A.angryB.nervous

C.illD.anxious

36.A.finishedBpleted

C.solvedD.passed

37.A.forgotB.brought

C.rememberedD.thought

38.A.hidB.kept

C.piledD.held

39.A.whatB.which

C.whoseD.where

40.A.bedsB.seat

C.bodyD.part

41.A.itB.that

C.heD.this

42.A.poorB.ill

C.badD.shy

43.A.turnedB.arrived

C.cheeredD.started

44.A.kindB.funny

C.satisfiedD.frightened

45.A.coveredB.prevented

C.surroundedD.delayed

Ⅳ.阅读理解

GENEVA—“Theuseofstimulants（兴奋剂）ordrugsisincreasingandsomethingmustbedoneaboutit.”theWorldHealthOrganization（WHO）saidonFriday.“Inthe1970stheinternationalfocus（焦点）wasontheheroin（海洛因）;

inthe1980sthefocuswasoncocaine（可卡因）.Nowinthe1990swearebeingfrightenedbytherapidincreaseinamphetamine—type（安非他明类）stimulants,notonlyintherichcountriesoftheworldbutthewholeworld,”saidtheofficialofWHO.

“Amphetaminesareoftenusedbytheworkers,suchaslong-distancetruckdrivers,toincreaseendurance（耐久力）ordelaysleep,”theofficialsaid.

“About1to3percentofthepopulationoftheworlduseamphetamine,”expertssaid.InBritain,amongyoungpeoplebetweenages16and19,fourteenpercentofthemhaveusedamphetamines.

“InKorea,Japan,Denmark,PhilippinesandAustralia,amphetaminesaremorewidelyusedthanheroinorcocaine,”areportersaid.TheproblemisalsowidespreadintheUnitedStates,WesternandEasternEurope.

46.Inwhichcolumncanthispassageappearinanewspaper?

A.ScienceReport.

B.Today’sWorld.

C.People’sLife.

D.WorldOrganization.

47.Fromwhattheofficialsaid,wecanguessthat________________.

A.astimegoeson,theinternationalfocusischanging

B.amphetamineismorevaluablethancocaine

C.thepooreracountryis,themoreserioustheproblemis

D.theolderapersonis,themoreheusesamphetamine

48.Whichofthefollowingistrue?

A.PeopleinBritainneveruseheroin.

B.Truckdriversdon’tknowhowtouseheroin.

C.Amphetamineismadeofcocaine.

D.Theproblemofusingdrugsbeesmoreserious.

49.WHO________________.

A.paysnoattentiontotheuseofstimulants

B.thinkstheproblemisserious

C.onlycaresforrichpeople

D.onlyworriesaboutthetruckdrivers

Thefightingagainstyouthsmoking

SinceItookofficeI’vedoneeverythinginmypowertoprotectourchildrenfromharm.We’veworkedtomaketheirstreetsandtheirschoolssafer,togivethemsomethingpositivetodoafterschoolandbeforetheirparentsgethome.We’veworkedtoteachourchildrenthatdrugsaredangerous,illegalandwrong.

Today,Iwanttotalktoyouaboutthehistoricopportunitywenowhavetoprotectournation’schildrenfromanevenmoredeadlythreat:

smoking.SmokingkillsmorepeopleeverydaythanAIDS,alcohol,caraccidents,murders,suicides,drugsandfiresbined.Nearly90percentofthosesmokerslittheirfirstcigarettebeforetheyturned18.Considerthis:

3000childrenstarttosmokeeverydayillegally,and1000ofthemwilldiesoonerbecauseofit.ThisisanationaltragedythateveryAmericanshouldbehonor-boundtohelpprevent.Formorethanfiveyearswe’veworkedtostopourchildrenfromsmokingbeforetheystart,launchinganationwidecampaigntoeducatethemaboutthedangersofsmoking,toreducetheiraccesstotobaccoproducts,andtoseverelyrestricttobaccopaniesfromadvertisingtoyoungpeople.Ifwedothese,we’llcutteensmokingbyalmosthalfoverthenextfiveyears.Thatmeansifweactnow,wehaveitinourpowertostop3millionchildrenfromsmokingandtosaveamillionlivesasaresult.

50.Whathastheauthordoneinhispower?

A.Tolookafterourchildren.

B.Tocleanthestreet.

C.Toteachourchildren.

D.Toprotectourchildrenfromharm.

51paredwithotherdisasters,whatkillsmorepeopleeveryday?

A.Smoking.B.Caraccidents.

C.Drugs.D.Murders.

52.Howmanychildrenstarttosmokeeverydayillegall