人教高中英语必修5阅读能力随堂测试.docx

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人教高中英语必修5阅读能力随堂测试

第一单元英语阅读能力随堂测试

I完型填空（每个2分共20分）

（1）aroundus,wecanseemanyofEdison’sinventions.Theelectricity

（2）inourroomsisoneofhisgreatestinventions.Hedevelopedthetelephonewhichringsinourrooms.Recordsplayingsongsandmusicwerealsoinventedbyhim.Inadditiontotheseinventions,healsomadethefirst（3）pictures.

Itwasn’talwayseasyforEdison（4）newthings.Itwasverydifficultforhimtomakethefirstelectriclights.Heneededtomakehundredsoftests.Atfirst,itwasn’teasyforhimtofindtherightmaterials,butatlasthedid,andtheworldbecamebrighter.

Though（5）ineverything,Edisontookinterestinelectricitymostofall.Hewantstoknow（6）it.Heworkedveryhardtofindpossiblewaystouseit.

Edison’sexperimentswithelectricity（7）theworldgreatly.Today,withgreattrains（8）______onelectricity,wecantravelmuchfaster.Withourhomesandthestreetsoftownandvillage（9）byelectriclamps,weliveacomfortablelife.Radioandtelevisionrunonit.Scienceusesiteveryday.

Though（10）howtoexplainelectricitynow,wehavelearnedtouseitinmanyways.Records,shininglightsandringingtelephonesareverycommonnow.Edison’sinventionshavekepttheworldwarm.

Fillintheblankswiththebestanswers:

1.A.IflookingB.IflookedC.WhetherlookingD.Whetherlooked

2.A.toshineB.shineC.shiningD.shone

3.A.tomoveB.moveC.movingD.moved

4.A.tofindB.findC.findingD.found

5.A.interestedB.interestingC.interestD.interests

6.A.howtouseB.howusingC.whattouseD.whatusing

7.A.haschangedB.havechangedC.havingchangedD.havebeenchanged

8.A.torunB.ranC.runD.running

9.A.tolightB.lightC.litD.lighting

10.A.notknownB.notknowingC.knownasD.knowingnot

（whatisthebesttitle?

AEdisonBInventionsCEdison’sInventionsDTheTelephone（答案写在阅读表达后面5分））

II阅读理解：

（每个3分共60分）

A

OnenightinFebruary1962,JohnH.Glenn.Jr.,flewoverAustralia.ThemanintheMercury（水星）capsule（宇宙飞行容器）wasalone,butfriendlyvoicesreachedhimbyradio.Onthedarkland100milesbelow,hesawasprinklingoflight.TheymarkedthecityofPerth,wherepeoplehadturnedontheirlightsasagreetingtohim.

InFriendship7,Glennradioed,“Thelightsshowupverywell.Thankforeverybodyforturningthemon.”Hiscapsuleracedontotheeast.

Duringhisthreeorbitsoftheearth,Glenncouldalwaysreachoneofeighteentrackingstations.Someofthemwereonshipatsea.OtherswereintheUnitedStates.

Manyofthestationshadbeenbuiltwiththehelpofothercountries.ThesecountriesallowedAmericanstobringinradioequipmentandsetitup.WithoutthehelpofsuchlandsasNigeria（尼日利亚）,Zanzibar（尚巴西，坦桑尼亚领土的一部分）,andMexico,therewouldhavebeenbreaksintheworldwideradionetwork.

JohnH.Glenn.Jr.,wasthefirstAmericatoorbittheearth.Forhisflight,thetrackingnetwork（跟踪网络）covered60,000routemiles.Fivehundredmenworkedinthestationsalongtheroute.Sincehisflight,thenetworkhasgrown.Today,itcoversmorethan100,000routemilesandhasaboutonehundredstations.One-thirdofthesestationsareoutsideoftheUnitedStates.

11.Thispassageismainlyabout____________.

A.talkingtoshipsatseaaroundtheworld

B.breaksintheworldwidenetwork

C.thefirstAmericantoorbittheearth

D.asatellitewhichfellintotheocean

12.Fromthepassagewecanseethat____________.

A.Friendship7stoppedinPerth,Australia

B.alltrackingstationsareinsidetheUnitedStates

Cradioequipmentisimportantinspaceflight

D.manypeoplecouldseeGlenninhiscapsulewhenhemadetheflight

13.DuringhisflightGlenncouldalways____________.

A.seelightsturnedonontheground

B.reachshipsatsea

C.reachoneofthetrackingstations

D.arriveatMercuryinhisFriendship7

14.WhydidpeopleinPerthturnonthelights?

A.Theywantedguidehimtoland.

B.Itwastoodarkforthemtoseeintheroom.

C.TheywantedtoseetheFriendship7.

D.TheywantedtogreetGlenn.

15.Whichofthefollowingisnottrue?

A.Countriesmustworktogethertotracksatellites.

B.Therearenowabout70trackingstationsintheUnitedStates.

C.Thetrackingnetworkcoversmanymoreroutemilesnowthanbefore.

D.NobodyhasorbitedtheearthbesidesGlenn.

B

ThomasEdisonwasoneoftensaidtobethegreatestgeniusofhisage.Thereareonlyafewmeninallofthehistory,whohavechangedthelivesofothermenasmuchastheinventorofthefirstusefulelectriclight.ButEdisoncouldneverbehappyonlybecausesomeonesaidhewasagenius.“Thereisnosuchthingasgenius,”Edisonsaid.Hesaidthatwhatpeoplecalledgeniuswasmostlyhardwork.

ButEdisonwasadreameraswellasaworker.Fromhisearliestdaysasachildhewonderedaboutthesecretsofnature.N