Unit 1 Living well 单元测试题.docx

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Unit1Livingwell单元测试题

Unit1Livingwell

第二部分：

英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

 第一节：

语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。

OscarPistoriuswasbornintoHenkeandSheilaPistoriusinJohannesburg,SouthAfricaon22November,1986,withfibularhemimelia（腓侧半肢畸形）inbothlegs.Whenhewas11monthsold,hislegswereamputated（截肢）halfway21.________hiskneesandankles.Inmosthomes,thatwouldbringyearsofsadness.Notsoin22.________.

“Igrewupinahomewheredisabilitywasnot 23.________issue,”Pistoriussays.“Myparentsmademecherish 24.________Ihad.”

Pistoriusstartedrunningin2004,andbecamemoreandmoresuccessful.25.________（know）as“theBladeRunner”and“theFastestManonNoLegs”,Pistoriustookpartinthe2004SummerParalympics（残奥会）inAthensand26.________（come）thirdoverallintheT44（onelegamputatedbelowtheknee）100-metreevent.

Atthe2012SummerOlympicson4August,Pistoriusbecamethefirstamputeerunner27.________（compete）atanOlympicGames.Inthe400metresrace,hetooksecondplaceinthefirstheatoffive28.________（run）,finishingwithatimeof45.44secondstoadvancetothesemi-finalson5August.Heraninthesecondsemi-final,29.________hefinishedeighthwithatimeof46.54seconds.Inthe200metrescompetitionhesetanewworldrecordof21.30secondsinhisheaton29August, 30.________wasdefeatedinthefinalbyAlanOliveiraofBrazilandtooksilver.

第二节：

完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

★★☆☆☆

LongagoakingnamedGesslerruledoverthepeopleofSwitzerland.Hemadetheirlifevery 31.Onedayinthepublicsquarehe 32 atallpole（杆）andputhisowncaponthetopofit.Thenhegavean 33 thateveryoneshouldbowdownbeforeit 34 theycameintothetown.Butoneman,WilliamTell,stoodup 35 withfoldedarmsinfrontofthefunnycap,whichmadeGessler 36.Therefore,hedecidedto 37 thisrudeman.

WilliamTellwasafamous 38,sohecouldshootwithbowandarrowverywell.WhenGessler 39 that,hecameupwithanideathatmadeTellreally 40.HeorderedthatTell’slittlesonshouldbemadeto 41 inthepublicsquarewitha（n） 42 onhishead,andthenTellhadtoshootitwithjustoneofhisarrows.

Tell 43 Gesslernottohavehimmakethistestofhisskill,forhebecameso 44.Whatifhissonshouldmove?

Whatifhishandshould 45?

Whatifthearrowshouldnotcarrytrue?

Gesslersaid,“Ifyou 46,mysoldiersshallkilltheboybeforeyoureyes.”

ThenTellfittedthearrowtohisbow.He 47,andletitfly.Theboywasstillthereonhisfeet.Hewasnotafraid,forhewasquite 48 abouthisfather’sskill.Thearrowflewthroughtheair.Ithittheapplerightinthecenter,and 49 itaway.Thepeoplewhosawthatshoutedwith 50.Andnotlongafterthis,TellshotGesslerwithoneofhisarrows;thushesethiscountryfree.

31.A.busy                 B.poorC.hard                       D.peaceful

32.A.brokeoff          B.setup C.tookaway              D.searchedfor

33.A.order                B.excuseC.advice                    D.example

34.A.although            B.since  C.until                        D.when

35.A.further              B.straightC.awkwardly             D.uncertainly

36.A.annoyed            B.worriedC.puzzled                  D.disappointed

37.A.catch                B.killC.punish                    D.save

38.A.farmer              B.teacherC.gardener                 D.hunter

39.A.putup               B.heardofC.lookedinto             D.handedout

40.A.hopeful             B.thankfulC.painful        D.regretful

41.A.sit                    B.lieC.walk                       D.stand

42.A.apple                B.pearC.toy                         D.glass

43.A.agreed              B.forcedC.persuaded               D.begged

44.A.weak                B.nervousC.pitiful                     D.ashamed

45.A.hurt                  B.comedown      C.shake                     D.reachout

46.A.fail        B.continue    C.escape        D.change

47.A.tookaim           B.tookaction C.tookcare                D.tookplace

48.A.anxious             B.curious      C.serious                   D.confident

49.A.blew                 B.carried      C.threw                     D.washed

50.A.anger                B.honor        C.joy                          D.success

第三部分：

阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A★★☆☆☆

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Ofcourse,youneedtohaveexcellentsubjectknowledge.Andyoumustbepreparedtodofrontandbackendworkincludingdevelopingguidebooksandco-writingworkbooks.Highrewardsawaittopperformerswhoalsowanttobeleaders.Youwillalsoneedtobeateamplayerandaskilledorganizer.

APPLICATIONREQUIREMENTS

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*YoumustholdaUKrecognizedteachingqualification.

THEBENEFITS

NexusEnglishLanguageLearningCentre（NELLC）offerscompetitiveratesofpay,additionalbonuses（奖金）,achancetoworkintopLondonschools,andcontinuousprofessionaldevelopment.Weprideourselvesonourpersonalserviceandsupport.Ifyouworkhardwithastrongteachingskillincludingahighself-motivation,thenwecertainlywantyou.

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Duetothelargenumberofapplicationsitisnotalwayspossibletorespondtoeachcandidate.Ifyouareinterestedinthisposition,sendusapersonalizedcoverletterandtellusmoreaboutyourselfrightnow.

51.ToworkinNELLC,youneedto_____.

A.bepreparedtoworkfull-time

B.haveplentyofteachingexperience

C.beallowedbythelawtoliveintheUS

D.beabletowriteworkbooksindependently

52.WhatbenefitscancandidatesexpectfromNELLC?

A.Additionallanguageskills.

B.Moreearningsandholidays.

C.Moreprofessionalexperience.

D.Chancesofworkinginacollege.

53.WhichofthefollowingdatesissuitableforyoutosendacoverlettertoNELLC?

A.5,January2014.       B.6,February2014.     

C.8,March2014.    D.10,April2014.

B★★☆☆☆

ItwasSeptember5,2009.LexiYoungberg,then16,wasonvacationinSpringLake,Michigan.Shewasridingonasmallboatwithherfriends,RobbyandKaitlin,whenamotorboatcrashedintothem.Thesoundwassoloudthatotherboatershearditovertheroar（轰鸣声）oftheirengines.Theteenboywhohadbeendrivingthemotorboatsteppedonthegasbymistake.Kaitlin,23,hadonlysmallcuts,butRobby,15,hadbeenbadlycutbythepropeller（螺旋桨）.AndLexiwasfloatingfacedowninthewater.WhenoneboaterswamtoLexi,shewasbreathing.However,shewasunconscious.Shehadadeepcutonherhead.Andthelowerpartofherleftleg,justbelowtheknee,wasgone.AdoctorrodeupinanotherboatandtriedtosaveRobby,butitwastoolate.

ForLexi,thegoodnewsisthatshesurvivedwhilethebadnewsisthatshelostoneofherlegsforever.WhenLexilookedatherswollenleg,shefelthopeless.Butastimepassed,Lexibegantofeelstronger.Shewasgratefulthatherlifehadbeenspared,andshedecidedtomakethemostofit.AttheendofNovember2009,LeximetwithDr.JohnHardy,whowasanexpertatmakingartificiallegs.Shehopedhewouldhelphergetbacktodoingthethingssheloved.

Threeyearsaftertheaccident,Leximovedonwithherlife.Inspring2011,shejoinedasoccerteaminherschool.Thatfall,shestartedcollege.Lexiisthankfulthatshecanstilldothethingssheloves.Oneday,shewantstobeaphysicaltherapist（理疗师）andworkwiththosewithdisabilities.ButfirstsheplanstocompeteintheParalympics.WhateverLexidecidestodo,onethingiscertain:

Nothingisgoingtogetinherway.

54.HowwasLexiintheaccident?

A.Shehadasmallcutonherhead.

B.Shewasunabletofeelanything.

C.Shewasbadlycutbythepropeller.

D.Shelostthelowerpartsofherlegs.

55.What’stherightorderoftheeventsaboutLexi?

a.Shewenttocollege.

b.ShemetwithDr.JohnHardy.

c.Shehadoneofherlegsremoved.

d.Sheplayedwithherfriendsonaboat.

e.Shejoinedasoccerteaminherschool.

A.d,c,b,e,a      B.c,b,a,e,d         C.d,c,e,a,b       D.c,d,a,e,b

56.ItcanbeinferredfromthetextthatLexiwas_____.

A.generous       B.strong-minded              C.creative        D.warm-hearted

57.Themainpurposeofthetextisto_____.

A.persuadeusnottogoboating

B.entertainuswithsportsnews

C.tellusthestoryofabraveteen

D.showhowtosurviveanaccident

C★★★☆☆

Archery（箭术）isoneoftheoldestsportsthatarestillbeingpracticedtoday.ThebowandarrowdatesasfarbackastheOldStoneAge,andisthemostwidelyusedweapon（武器）inhumanhistory.

WhilethereisrecordedevidenceofarcherycompetitionstakingplaceinChinamorethan3,000yearsago,themodernsportofarcherymostlikelyoriginatedinEnglandduringthe14thcentury.Thenthesportbegantodevelopfastandth