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unit4综合检测题2

选修九第四单元测试题

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

（略）

第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分35分）

第一节语法和词汇（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

21.—Ihavegotaraiserecently.

—____

A.You,please.B.Idon’tthinkso.

C.Youhave?

D.Andyou?

22.Thechurch,which____backtothe17thcentury,isundergoingacompleterestoration.

A.datesB.comes

C.leavesD.appoints

23.Teachingasacareer____tomanypeoplebecauseofthelongholidays.

A.attractsB.callsC.appealsD.pulls

24.Hegotwell-preparedforthejobinterview,forhecouldn’trisk____thegoodopportunity.

A.toloseB.losingC.tobelostD.beinglost

25.—Attheseaside,myfathergatheredsomecolorfulshells____melasttime.

—ThenI’dliketoaskafavor____youtogivemesome.

A.with,toB.to,withC.for,ofD.by,for

26.Thefailureoftheprojectisduetothefactthatyoudon’t____enoughimportance____yourmethods.

A.link;withB.stick;to

C.attach;toD.combine;with

27.—DoyoumindifIopenthewindownow?

—____Ifeelabitcold.

A.Ofcoursenot.B.Goahead,please.

C.Whynot?

D.I’dratheryoudidn’t.

28.Iamatleast____age____RobertifIamnotolderthanhe.

A.thesame;asB.thesame;with

C.assame;asD.assame;with

29.Ihearthattheyplannedto____us$150,000forthehouse.Shallwetakeit?

A.provideB.offerC.showD.supply

30.Oneofhereyeswasinjuredinanaccident,butaftera____operation,shequicklyrecoveredhersight.

A.delicateB.considerateC.fragileD.sensitive

31.Theshopkeeperdidnotwanttosellfor____hethoughtwasnotenough.

A.whereB.howC.whatD.which

32.—Tony,thesteaksmells____now.

—Sorry,Iforgotthatthewaytokeepsteakinhotweatherwas____itintotherefrigerator.

A.bad;putB.badly;putting

C.bad;toputD.badly;toput

33.ItwasnotuntilIbegantowork____IrealizedhowmuchtimeIhadwasted.

A.thatB.whenC.beforeD.which

34.NowonderIamfeelingsohot,themachineis____alotofheat.

A.givingoutB.givingaway

C.givingupD.givingin

35.Hismotherhadthoughtitwouldbegoodforhischaracterto____fromhomeandearnsomemoneyonhisown.

A.runawayB.takeaway

C.keepawayD.getaway

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

OnedayJohnsontelephonedRichard,tellinghimtoattendthepartyorganizedbyPeteinhisgardenthatevening.Richardansweredthephoneandasked,“Isn’tyourwifegoingwithyou?

”“No,not36,”Johnsonsaid.“It’scompletelyfor37only—it’sagarden38.CanyoubelievethatPete’sgettingmarriedtomorrow?

”Onhearingthe39,Richardfeltsosurprisedthathecould40speakawordatthemoment41oncePetetoldhim42thathewouldbecomeadetermined43.

“Ithoughthe’dlostinterestin44sincethataffairwiththeFrenchgirl,”Richardsaidtohimselfandrecalledthe45story.PeteandtheFrenchgirlwereengagedtobemarried.Thenshe46withanotherman,whichupsetPetealot.Infact,hebecamerathera47drinkerafterthat,alwaysin48andclubs.Richardcouldn’twaitto49thetruthsohehurriedly50hiscoatandwenttoPete’s.

“Who’shemarrying?

”RichardaskedJohnson51theygreetedeachother.“Ared-headedcalledPat.Hisbrotherhadarrangedablind52forPeteandagirlfromhiscompany,butPete53thered-headedatadisco.Itwaspurelya（n）54meetingthatmadethemfallinlovewitheachother.Petehasneverbeenso55sinceafewyearsago.”

36.A.tomorrowB.tonightC.yesterdayD.future

37.A.friendsB.womenC.childrenD.men

38.A.partyB.classC.flowerD.park

39.A.voiceB.soundC.wordsD.orders

40.A.nearlyB.mostlyC.hardlyD.completely

41.A.becauseB.ifC.whileD.when

42.A.myselfB.herselfC.himselfD.itself

43.A.doctorB.bachelorC.teacherD.waiter

44.A.countryB.schoolC.familyD.marriage

45.A.excitedB.sadC.happyD.interesting

46.A.wentatB.wentonC.wentinD.wentoff

47.A.heavyB.lightC.muchD.soft

48.A.pubsB.shopsC.schoolsD.rooms

49.A.tellB.knowC.speakD.end

50.A.takeoffB.takeonC.putonD.putoff

51.A.whichB.whatC.beforeD.assoonas

52.A.dateB.dayC.momentD.week

53.A.cameoverB.cameacross

C.cameupD.cameabout

54.A.chanceB.choiceC.secretD.important

55.A.sorryB.happyC.angryD.friendly

第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

A

Untilacenturyago,bloodlettingwasstillusedtotreatmanyailments.DatingbacktobeforethetimeofChrist,thetreatmentinvolvedlettingatypeofworm,calledaleech（水蛭）,suckbloodfromthepatient.Peoplebelievedthattherewereliquidscalledhumorsinthebodyandthatthesedeterminedaperson’spersonalityandhealth.Bloodletting,theythought,restoredabalancetothesehumors.

Atthetime,littlewasknownoftheworkingsofthehumanbody,butpeopledidknowthatthesameliquid,blood,flowedthroughouteveryone’sbody.Theyknewitwasavitalsubstance,forlossofanygreatamountofitmeantcertaindeath.Thus,theyconcludedthatalldiseaseswerecarriedinthebloodstream,andthatifthebodywasrelievedofbadblood,healthwouldreturn.Womenwerebledtokeepthemfrombecomingredinthefaces,whilemembersoftheclergy（神职人员）werebledtopreventthemfromthinkingwickedandworldlythoughts.

Fromtheeleventhtotheeighteenthcenturies,barberswerethepeopletogotoifyouneededtobebled.Thiscustomexplainsthesignificanceofthetraditionalbarber’spole:

thewhitestripes（条纹）standforbandagesandtheredstripesforblood.

56.Theunderlinedword“ailments”inthefirstparagraphmeans“”.

A.curesB.womenC.diseasesD.medicines

57.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Bloodlettingwasonceusedasthetraditionalmethodofcuringpatients.

B.Peoplethoughtbloodcontainedliquidscalledhumors.

C.Peopleinthepastdidn’tknowmuchaboutmedicine.

D.Barbersweretheearliestdoctorstousebloodletting.

58.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothispassage?

A.Leecheswerenotallowedtobeusedtocurepatientsinthepast.

B.Barbersweretoobusytocuthairinthe12thcentury.

C.Anypersonwhohadwickedthoughtsmightbebled.

D.Ancientpeoplethoughtbloodhadsomethingtodowithhealth.

B

Informalparagraphsyouwillsometimesseeasentenceattheendoftheparagraphwhichsummarizestheinformationthathasbeenpresented.Thisistheconcludingsentence.Theconcludingsentenceissimilartothetopicsentence.Theyarebothgeneralsentences.Theconcludingsentencecanbewrittenintwoways:

1.Statethetopicsentenceindifferentwords.

2.Summarizethemainpointsintheparagraph.

Youcanunderstandconcludingsentenceswiththisexample.Considerahamburgerthatyoucanbuyatafast-foodrestaurant.Ahamburgerhasatopbun,meat,cheese,lettuce（生菜）,andotherelementsinthemiddleofthehamburger,andabottombun.Notehowthetopbunandthebottombunareverysimilar.Thetopbun,inaway,islikeatopicsentence,andthebottombunisliketheconcludingsentence.Bothbuns“hold”themeat,onions,andsoon.Similarly,thetopicsentenceandconcludingsentence“hold”thesupportingsentencesintheparagraph.Let’sseehowaconcludingsentencemightlookinoursampleparagraphaboutWheaton:

Myhometownisfamousforseveralamazingnaturalfeatures.First,itisnotedfortheWheatonRiver,whichisverywideandbeautiful.Also,ontheothersideofthetownisWheatonHill,whichisunusualbecauseitisverysteep.ThethirdamazingfeatureistheBigOldTree.Thistreestandstwohundredfeettallandisprobablyaboutsixhundredyearsold.Thesethreelandmarksaretrulyamazingandmakemyhometownafamousplace.

Noticehowtheconcludingsentence,“thesethreelandmarksaretrulyamazingandmakemyhometownafamousplace”,summarizestheinformationintheparagraph.Noticealsohowtheconcludingsentenceissimilarto,butnotexactlythesameas,thetopicsentence.

Usually,webeginaconcludingsentencewith“inconclusion”or“insummary”.Remember,notallparagraphscontainconcludingsentences,especiallyiftheparagraphisveryshort.However,ifyourparagraphisverylong,itisagoodideatouseaconcludingsentence.

59.Whatdoestheauthormainlyintendtotellusinthispassage?

A.Howtowriteaconcludingsentence.

B.Whatthetopbunandthebottombunarelike.

C.Whyhishometownisafamousplace.

D.Touseaconcludingsentenceinourwriting.

60.Whydoestheauthorwriteaboutahamburger?

A.Becausehecanbuyahamburgeratafast-foodrestaurant.

B.Becauseahamburgerhasatopbunandabottombun.

C.Becausethetopbunandthebottombunareverysimilar.

D.Becausehewantstoexplainhismainideainanotherway.

61.Theunderlinedword“noted”probablymeans“”.

A.writtendownB.famousC.noticedD.recorded

62.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaboutthepassage?

A.Asentenceattheendofaparagraphistheconcludingsentence.

B.Allparagraphscontainconcludingsentences.

C.Itisagoodideatouseaconcludingsentenceinalongparagraph.

D.Theconcludingsentenceisthesameasthetopicsentence.

63.Theunderlinedphrase“Thesethreelandmarks”hererefersto.

A.theWheatonRiver,WheatonHillandmyhometown

B.naturalfeatures,theWheatonRiverandtheWheatonHill

C.theWheatonRiver,WheatonHillandtheBigOldTree

D.myhometown,WheatonHillandtheBigOldTree

C

Perfectlyathomeinoneoftheworld’smostforbiddingenvironments,polarbearsspendtheirsummersroaming（漫步）theArcticonlargechunksoffloatingice.Theydriftforhundredsofmiles,findingmates,huntingforseals,andfatteningthemselvesupforthewinter.Withoutthefloating