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Unit3Underthesea（选修七）

综合检测题

第一题：

听力（30分）

1.听对话，每个对话后有两个问题，共10题，每题1分，共10分。

（读一遍）

Dialogue1

（）

（1）Infact,whattimedidthemanshowhisticket?

A.At2:

25B.At2:

30C.At2:

35

（）

（2）Whywasthemanlateforthetrain?

A.Becausethetrainleftearlier

B.Becausehedidn’tknowthetime

C.Becausetherewassomethingwrongwiththeclock

Dialogue2

（）（3）What’swrongwithAnn?

A.ShehasacoldB.Shecan’tbreatheC.Herchesthurts

（）（4）What’stheproblem?

A.Afactoryproducesharmfulgases

B.Theairontheearthispolluted.

C.Shewantstoleavethevillage

Dialogue3

（）（5）HowisKatefeelingnow?

A.MuchbetterB.StillsickC.Evenworse

（）（6）WhichpagewillKateread?

A.Page15B.Page20C.Page25

Dialogue4

（）（7）Whereisthespeaker?

A.InaschoolB.InahospitalC.Inashop

（）（8）Whatdoesthewoman’ssonlike?

A.BooksB.MusicC.Clothes

Dialogue5

（）（9）Whowantstobeadoctor?

A.TomB.LisaC.Sam

（）（10）What’sthespeakermainlytalkingabout?

A.TheirjobsB.TheirfamiliesC.Theirfriends

2.听短文信息选择正确的答案，共5个问题，每题2分，共10分（读两遍）

（）（11）WhatisMrs.Smith?

A.Aschoolteacher.B.AbusinesswomanC.Adoctor

（）（12）Whydoesshefeelunhappy?

A.Becauseshegetssickeasily

B.Becauseshecan’tsmokeordrink.

C.Becauseshedoesn’tmakealotofmoney.

（）（13）WhatwasthemandoingwhenMrs.Smithsawhim?

A.Drinkingwine.B.Listeningtothemusic.C.Lyinginachair.

（）（14）Whatdoesthemandoeveryday?

A.Hesmokesalot.B.HedoesexerciseC.Hedancesalot.

（）（15）Howoldistheman?

A.59B.69C.29

3.根据短文信息判断正（T）误（F），共5小题，每题2分，共10分。

（读三遍）

（16）YoucandodifferentkindsofsportsinSuperstarSportsCenter（）

（17）There’retwobaseballfieldsthere.（）

（18）Youcanplaytabletennisindoors.（）

（19）Allchildrencangetfreetickets.（）

（20）SuperstarSportsCenteropenseveryday.（）

第二题：

单项选择题。

（每题1分，共15分）

（）21timewenton,wegotmorefromourteacher.

A.When.B.WhileC.AsD.Follow

（）22.Theheadmasteralwaysalotbeforemakingadecision.

A.reflectsB.reflectswithC.reflectonD.reflectcarefully

（）23.Themurdererwasbroughtin,withhishandsbehindhisback.

A.beingtiedB.havingtiedC.tobetiedD.tied

（）24.Asisnatural,amanasoldashebeveryforgetful.

A.canB.mustC.shouldD.would

（）25.Theyhadtothebuildingprojectbecauseofthesandstorm.

A.stopfromB.abandonC.preventfromD.start

（）26.Inthefire,allthepeopleinthebuildingprojectwereaheadofthetimewhenthebuildingfelldown.

A.helpingoutB.helpedoutC.helpingD.tobehelped

（）27.Thenextprogrammestartsinfiveminutes;,hereissomemusic.

A.inthemeantimeB.inthemeanwhile

C.inthewhileD.atonce

（）28.__Mummy,canIputthepeachesinthecupboard?

__No,dear.Theydon’twell.Puttheminthefridgeinstead.

A.keepB.fitC.getD.last

（）29.Commonwomanthoughsheis,shehaswontheannualawardbecauseshetrieseverymeanstomakepeopleoftheimportanceofsavingenergyinourcountry.

A.awareB.carefulC.helpfulD.sensible

（）30.Whymustyouwhenwearehavingaheateddiscussionaboutourtravelplan?

A.draghimbehindB.draghissubjectinC.draghimD.dragon

（）31.fromothercontinentsformillionsofyears.Australiahasmanyplantsandanimalsnotfoundinanyothercountryintheworld.

A.BeingseparatedB.Havingseparated

C.HavingbeenseparatedD.Tobeseparated

（）32.Aftertheaccident,thepolicespentaweekfindingoutthepeoplewhoit.

A.witnessedB.startedC.provedD.looked

（）33.amomentandIwillgotoyourrescue.

A.GoonB.HoldonC.MoveonD.Carryon

（）34.ItwasnotshetookoffthesunglassesIrealizedshewasafamousfilmstar.

A.when;thatB.until;thatC.until;whenD.when;until

（）35.HeenjoysteachingothershowtodanceteachingEnglish.

A.aswellasB.exceptC.aswellD.asgoodas

三．完形填空（每题1.5分，共30分）

Today,manypeoplearestarvingtodeath.Recently,amanwhowantedtounderstandtheconditionsofsuchpeopleconductedanexperiment.Heonlyateonemealadayforamonthbutcontinuedtoworkashenormallydid.

Duringthefirstfivedayshewashungryathis36mealtime,butafterhehaddrunkaglassof37,hishungerwentaway.Inthe38,whenheatehisonemeal,heatequicklyandhada39amount.Duringthenextfewdays,40hewasnothungryduringtheday,hequickly41everyfoodstall（atableonwhichfoodisputtobesold）,andthe42offoodcaughthis43.Duringthethirdandthefourthweeks,hehadhungerpainsand44physicalstrength.He45hisonemealandateitslowly,enjoyingeverybite.46it,heknewhewouldhavehardlyenoughenergytowork.

This47changedhisattitudeaboutsomethings.Havingacupofteawasnot48apastime（消遣）.Italso49himstrength.Hemorefrequentlynoticedoverweightpeopleandpeoplewhothrew50leftoverfood.He51theimportanceof52fortheveryhungryperson.Hecouldnolongereasily53byahungrybeggaronthestreet.Butmost54,hecouldnowsympathize（同情）inabigwaywiththe55peopleoftheworld.

36.（）A.usualB.normalC.regularD.frequent

37.（）A.milkB.wineC.beerD.water

38.（）A.eveningB.morningC.afternoonD.night

39.（）A.largeB.smallC.ordinaryD.common

40.（）A.ifB.whenC.asifD.although

41.（）A.spottedB.noticedC.glancedatD.staredat

42.（）A.thoughtB.shapeC.smellD.taste

43.（）A.eyesB.imaginationC.attentionD.interest

44.（）A.neededB.lackedC.requiredD.wanted

45.（）A.lookedforwardtoB.devotedhimselfto

C.lookeddownuponD.tookpridein

46.（）A.WithB.WithoutC.RatherthanD.Except

47.（）A.actionB.movementC.experimentD.performance

48.（）A.justB.exactlyC.stillD.yet

49.（）A.putB.gaveC.tookD.left

50.（）A.inB.upC.awayD.about

51.（）A.learnedB.realizedC.admittedD.remembered

52.（）A.foodB.mealsC.moneyD.work

53.（）A.comeB.passbyC.standbyD.stopby

54.（）A.fortunatelyB.seriouslyC.necessaryD.important

55.（）A.richB.youngC.hungryD.old

四．阅读理解（每题2分，共30分）

（A）

Theimpressionyoumakeatthebeginningofaninterviewisveryimportant.Employersoftendecidetohiresomeoneinthefirstthreeminutesoftheinterview.Theyjudgeyoubyyourappearance,attitude（态度）andmanners.

Afriendlysmilewhenyouwalkintotheroomisimportant.Asmileshowsaconfident（自信的）andpositiveattitude.

Whenyouintroduceyourself,makeeyecontactwiththeinterviewer.Someinterviewersofferahandshake.Othersdon't.

Trytobeasnaturalaspossible.Butpayattentiontoyourbodylanguage.Thewayyousit,walk,gesture,useyourvoiceandshowfeelingsonyourfaceisallpartofyourbodylanguage.Itmakestheinterviewerknowhowyoufeelaboutyourselfandthesituationyouarein.Areyoufeelingpositiveaboutyourself?

Yourabilities?

Yourinterestinthejob?

Speakclearlyandloudlyenough.Showinterestandenthusiasminyourvoice.Whenyouspeak,lookattheinterviewer.Also,don'tsaynegativethingsaboutyourself,orformeremployer.

Listentoquestionscarefully.Ifyoudon'tunderstandaquestion,asktheinterviewertorepeatorexplain:

　　"I'msorry,butIdidn'tcatchthat."

　　"I'mnotsureexactlywhatyoumean."

Almosteveryoneisnervousinajobinterview.Interviewersknowthat.Theydon'texpectyoutobetotallycalmandrelaxed.Buttheyexpectyoutotrytocontrolyournervousness.Theyexpectyoutoshowconfidenceinyourabilitytodothejob.

Attheendoftheinterview,thanktheinterviewerforherorhistime.

It'sagoodideatosendashortthank-youletterrightaftertheinterview,ordeliveritbyhand.

Phonethecompanyifyouhavenotheardanythingafteroneweek.Askiftheyhavemadeadecisionaboutthejob.

Goodluck!

56.（）Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.

A.youshouldalwaysputonasmilewhenmeetingtheemployer

B.youshouldstandstillwithrespectbeforetheemployer

C.thefirstimpressionisveryimportantinaninterview

D.employersunderstandandlikeemployees'nervousness

57.（）Whyshouldwepayattentiontoourbodylanguage?

A.Becauseitcanhelpuswintheemployer'spositiveimpression.

B.Becauseitcanhelpusfeelabouttheemployer.

C.Becauseitisneededbyouremployer.

D.Becauseweneedittoimproveourfeelings.

58.（）Themainpurposeofthepassageis.

A.togiveyousomeadviceontheartoffindingajob

B.totellrightfromwrongaboutjobinterviews

C.toexplainwhyweshoulddosomethingaboutaninterview

D.tosuggestnotbeingshyinaninterview

59.（）Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.AFriendlySmile

B.MakingaGoodExpression

C.Don'tBeNervous

D.SendingaThank-YouLetter

（B）

AnurseandherelderlyunclewerewaitingforabusatacornerindowntownChicago.Busescameby,butnottheonetheywanted.Thewomanfinallyhalf-enteredoneofthebusesandaskedthedriverifthebusshewantedstoppedatthatcorner.

Thedriverlookedatherbutmadenoanswer,sosherepeatedthequestion.Tohersurprise,hethenclosedthedoor,onherarm,anddroveoff.

Thewoman,herarmstuckinthedoor,ranalongsidethebus,shouting.Passengerssaidthedriverstoppedafteralmostablockonlybecausethey,too,wereshouting.

Whenthedriverfinallydidstopandopenthedoor,thewomanjumpedonthebustogethisbusnumber.Thenhetookoffagainandwentanothercoupleofblocksbeforeothershoutingpassengerspersuadedhimtostopandletthewomanoff.

Afterthedriver