高中英语Unit 2 Robots 单元练习Word格式文档下载.docx

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4.Thougheveryonetriedhisbest,theexperiment______________infailure.

A.endedupB.endedupwith

C.resultedfromD.turnedout

5.It’sonlynaturalforakidtomakeerrorsnowandthen.Mypointis_______wecanmakethemostfromthesemistakes.

A.howB.that

C.whatD.which

6.Thedoctorsaretryingtheirbesttoreducethepeople’sfear______________theywouldbeinfectedbythepresentdiseasecalledSARS.

A.whetherB.which

C.whenD.that

7.Hetoldmehehadbought____________vegetablesandmeat.

A.agreatdealof

B.alargenumberof

C.alargequantityof

D.agoodmany

8.Ourclass______________oftwenty-fiveboysandthirty-twogirls.

A.containsB.composes

C.consistsD.concludes

9.TheideapuzzledmesomuchthatIstoppedforafewsecondstotryto_________.

A.makeitoutB.makeitoff

C.makeitupD.makeitover

10.You_____________theprojectbynow.

A.aresupposedtofinish

B.supposedtofinish

C.aresupposedfinishing

D.aresupposedtohavefinished

11.Thebusesare________________inthejamandcannotmovefastto__________passengers.

A.stopped;

takeup

B.filled;

pickup

C.caught;

D.crowded;

12.—What’s___________populationofthiscity?

—Ithas______________populationofonemillion.

A.the;

theB.a;

a

C.the;

aD.a;

the

13.Scotlandlies____________thenorthofEngland;

itis_____________ofBritain.

A.to;

partB.on;

part

Cin;

thepartD./;

thepart

14.Theboy______________LiMingismyson.

A.nameB.naming

C.tonameD.named

15.In______________,thenorthernersarekeenondumplingswhilethesouthernersarefondofrice.

A.commonB.total

C.generalD.particular

II.完形填空。

Sincemyfamilywerenotgoingtobehelpful,IdecidedIwouldlookforoneallbymyselfandnottellthemaboutittillI’dgotone.

Ihadseenanagency（中介机构）advertisedinalocalnewspaper,Irushedoutofthe16insearchofit.Iwaswildlyexcited,andas17asifIweregoingonthestage.Findingthe18quiteeasily,Iranbreathlesslythroughadoorwhichsaid,“Enterwithoutknocking,ifyouplease.”

Thesimpleatmosphereoftheoffice19me.Thewomanlookedcarefullyatme20throughherglasses,andthen21meinalowvoice.Iansweredsoftly.AllofasuddenIstartedtofeelrather22.ShewonderedwhyIwaslookingforthissortof23Ifeltevenmorehopelesswhenshetoldmethatitwouldbe24togetajobwithout25.IwonderedwhetherIoughttoleave,26thetelephoneonherdeskrang.Iheardhersay:

“27,I’vegotsomeoneinthe28atthisverymomentwhomight29.”Shewrotedowna__30_,andhelditouttome,saying“Ringupthislady.Shewantsa31immediately.Infact,youwouldhavetostarttomorrowbycookingadinnerfortenpeople.”

“Ohyes,”saidI—32havingcookedformorethanfourinmylife.I33heragainandagain,andrushedouttothe34telephonebox.Icollectedmythoughts,tookadeepbreath,andrangthenumber.IsaidconfidentlythatIwasjustwhatshewaslookingfor.Ispentthenextfewhours35cookbooks.

16.A.bedB.houseC.agencyD.office

17.A.proudB.pleaseC.nervousD.worried

18.A.familyB.doorC.placeD.stage

19.A.calmedB.excitedC.frightenedD.disturbed

20.A.asusualB.forawhileC.inaminuteD.onceagain

21.A.advisedB.examinedC.informedD.questioned

22.A.encouragedB.dissatisfiedC.hopelessD.pleased

23.A.placeB.jobC.adviceD.help

24.A.difficultB.helplessC.possibleD.unusual

25.A.abilityB.experienceC.knowledgeD.study

26.A.afterB.sinceC.untilD.when

27.A.AboveallB.Asamatteroffact

C.AsaresultD.Inspiteofthat

28.A.familyB.houseC.officeD.restaurant

29.A.hireB.acceptC.suitD.offer

30.A.letterB.nameC.noteD.number

31.A.cookB.helpC.teacherD.secretary

32.A.almostB.neverC.nearlyD.really

33.A.answeredB.promisedC.thankedD.told

34.A.outsideB.localC.closestD.nearest

35.A.borrowingB.buyingC.readingD.writing

III.阅读理解。

A

Trytobemorecareful

DearRalph,

Ihavemetlotsofproblemsduringmyyearofuniversitylife.Iamafreshmanandhavealreadylosttwophones.Thefirstonewasstolenonabus.Thesecond,whichIleftonatable,waspickedupbysomeonewhohaslessonswithme.Ifeltsoawful.Thetwophonescostmealotofmoney.IthinkIshouldbemorecarefulfromnowon.Itmakesmeheartbrokentothinkofmyparents.Formybenefit,theyworksohardandspendsolittle.CouldyougivemesomeinformationhowIcanovercometheproblemofcarelessness?

ZhuHaiya

DearZhuHaiya,

Thetwolosseswillteachyou,morethananywordscangiveyou,howtoavoidtheftofpersonalbelongings.I’msureyouknowhowtoputyoursmallervaluables,suchasaphoneorwallet,indeepfrontpantspocketsorinasafeplaceinabagthatyoucarryonyourperson.Checkeverythingaroundyoubeforeyouleavearoomorstepoutofavehicle.Ifguilttowardyourparentspersists,useyourfamilymoneyonlyforroom,boardandtuition.Earnenoughofyourownmoney,perhapsthroughoddjobsnearcampus,toreplacethephoneandbuyotheritemsthatarenotessentialtostudy.

RalphJennings

36.WhathelpdoesZhuHaiyawantfromRalph?

A.Tohelphimgetbackhislostphones.

B.Tohelphimgetsomeinformationaboutthethieves.

C.Tolendhimsomemoneyforathirdphone.

D.Togivehimsomesuggestionsonhowtobecareful.

37.ZhuHaiyafeelssosadaboutlosinghistwophonesbecause______________.

A.thephonescosthimmuchmoneysavedbyhispoorparents

B.withoutaphonehecan’tkeepintouchwithhisoldfriends

C.hethinksheisastudentnevertobecareful

D.hehasrealizedthatheislivinginsuchabadsociety.

38.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEinRalph’sopinion?

A.Zhushouldgooutasseldomaspossibly.

B.Zhushouldnotaskformoremoneyfromhisparents.

C.Parents’moneyshouldbespentonlyonthingsimportantforstudy.

D.Everystudentshoulddosomeoddworktoearnsomemoney.

B

WildanimalsseemtohaveescapedtheIndianOceantsunami（海啸）,addingweighttoideastheypossesa“sixthsense”fordisasters,expertssaidonThursday.

SriLankawildlifeofficialshavesaidthegiantwavesthatkilledover240,000peoplealongtheIndianOceanisland’scoastseeminglymissedwildbeasts,withnodeadanimalsfound.

“NoElephantsaredead,notevenadeadhareorrabbit.Ithinkanimalscansensedisaster.Theyhaveasixthsense.Theyknowwhenthingsarehappening,”H.D.Ratnayake,deputydirectorofSriLanka’sWildlifeDepartment,saidonWednesday.

Thewaveswashedfloodwatersupto3kminlandatYalaNationalParkinthesoutheast,SriLanka’sbiggestwildlifereserveandhometohundredsofwildelephants.“Therehasbeenalotofevidence（证据）aboutdogsbarkingorbirdsmigratingbeforevolcaniceruptions（火山爆发）orearthquakes.Butithasnotbeenproven,”saidMatthewvanLierop,ananimalbehaviourspecialistatJohannesburgZoo.

“Therehavebeennospecificstudiesbecauseyoucan’treallytestitinalaborfieldsetting,”hesaid.

Otherauthoritiesagreedwiththisconclusion.

“Wildlifeseemtobeabletopickupcertainphenomenon（现象）,especiallybirds.Therearemanyreportsofbirdsdetectingcomingdisasters,”saidCliveWalker,whohaswrittenseveralbooksonAfricanwildlife.

Animalscertainlyrelyontheknownsensessuchassmellingorhearingtoavoiddangersuchaspredators（食肉动物）.

Theideaofananimals“sixthsense”isalastingonethattheevidenceonSriLanka’sdamagedcoastislikelytoaddto.

39.Thispassageismainlyabout_____________.

A.thedamagecausedbytheIndianOceantsunami

B.whetherwildanimalshaveasixthsense

C.howtoprotectthewildlifewhendisasterhappens

D.thedifferentopinionsaboutanimals’naturalpower

40.WhichofthefollowingisTUREaccordingtothepassage?

A.Ithasbeenprovedthatanimalshavea“sixthsense”.

B.Researchhasbeenmadeonmovementsofanimalsbeforedisasters.

C.It’sgenerallyconsideredthatanimalscansensethecomingdisasters.

D.AnimalshavedependedontheknownsensestoescapetheIndianOceantsunami.

41.Whatdoestheterm“sixthsense”inthepassagemean?

A.Itisanimals’naturalabilitythatcansavethemselvesfromanydisaster.

B.Itistheanimal’simaginationinthebrain.

C.Itissomehiddenpowertosenseinadvancethatsomethingwillhappen.

D.Itiskindofsensethatdevelopsfromthesenseofsmellingorhearing.

C

HowtoprotectchildrenWebfansfromunsuitablematerialon-linewhileencouragingthemtousetheInternethaslongbeendiscussedintheUS.

Forsomeparents,theInternetcanseemlikeajungle,filledwithdangerfortheirchildren.Butjunglescontainwondersaswellasdangerandwithgoodguides,someeducation,andafewprecautions（预防）,thewildsoftheInternetcanbesafelynavigated.“Kidshavetobeon-line.Ifwetellourkidstheycan’tbeallowedtosurftheInternet,we’recuttingthemofffromtheirfuture,”saidanexpert.

Mostkindshavestartedtousesearchengines.ManyofthemaregreatforfindingtonsofinterestingInternetsites,andtheycanalsolocatepla