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Unit3单元测试题
Unit3单元测试题
第二部分:
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
Ten-year-oldCodyJackson,a2013Build-A-BearWorkshopHuggableHero,helpssupportthesoldiers.
November11isadaytohonorpeoplewhohaveservedinthearmy.ThatiswhatCodyJackson,10,fromAlpharetta,Georgia,doesalltheyearround.Codyvisitsairportstogreetsoldiersandhassentnearly5,000poundsofcarepackagestothesoldiers.Hehasalsowrittenbookstoteachkidstolovetheircountry,andsellsthebooksonhiswebsite,,topayforhispackagesupplies.
Forallhiswork,Codywasselectedasa2013Build-A-BearWorkshopHuggableHero.The10HuggableHeroeschoseneachreceived$10,000.
“WhenIwasfouryearsold,Iwasattheairportanditwastakingsolongtogetthroughtheairport.Iaskedmymomanddadwhyitwastakingussolongandtheytoldmeabout9/11andwhatthesoldiersdidthatday.Theyexplainedthesoldierswereprovidingextra(额外的)protectiontohelpkeepussafe.ThatiswhenIstartedtothankthesoldiers,”Codysaid.“Sendingthemcarepackagesmakesmefeelgood.Ihopethepackagesmakethesoldiersfeelathome.Ihopetheyshowthesoldiersthattheyarenotforgotten.”
Whenaskedhowitfelttobechosenasahero,Codysmiled,“ItwasreallyexcitinganditfeltreallygoodthatIwonthatmoneysoIcouldsendmorepackagestothesoldiersandgetmorethings.”
Codyalsohopesmorekidscansendcarepackagestothesoldiersandthankthemforriskingtheirlives.“Iftheywanttohelpmeoriftheyneedsomeinformation,theycangotomywebsite,”headded.
21.CodybecameaHuggableHeroin2013for_____.
A.hisbest-sellingbook B.hiscaringbehavior
C.hisspecialwebsite D.hisbraveact
22.Theunderlinedword“selected”inParagraph3probablymeans“_____”.
A.protected B.described C.chosen D.known
23.Codydecidedtothankthesoldiers_____.
A.in2007B.attheageoften
C.underhisparents’influence D.forthesafetyproblemsattheairport
24.Codyhopeshispackageswillmakethesoldiersfeel_____.
A.free B.sorry C.confident D.warm
B
TheUnitedStateshasbeenthebirthplaceofthousandsofimportantinventions,fromthelightbulbtothecomputermouse.However,theU.S.hasalsoseenthebirthofthousandsofstrangeandevencrazyinventions.Oneexampleofastrangeinventionisthedoghoser.
Cleaningandbrushingadogathomecanbedifficult.Manydogownersdon’thavethetoolsorknowledgeneededtoproperlycutananimal’sfur(软毛).Forthesereasons,somedogownerstaketheiranimalstogroomers(宠物美容师)forhaircuts.Aftergroomerscutadog’sfur,theyoftenuseavacuumcleaner(真空吸尘器)toremovethecutfurfromthepet’scoat.Thisiswheretherealtroublestarts.Manydogsareafraidofthestrangemachineanditsveryloudnoise.
Tosolvetheproblem,onecreativeinventordesignedavacuumcleanerdogsmightlike.Thedoghoserisavacuumcleanerthatlooksjustlikeadog.
Dog-shaped,withavacuumcleanerhiddeninitsstomach,thedoghoserlookslikeafurryfriend.Itssoundislow,andthehoselookslikethedog’stail.Itmaylooklikeanewfriend,butwhatdoyouthinkhappenswhenthegroomerpullsoutthedoghoser’stailandstartsrunningitacrossthedog’sbody?
Aftertryingoneinhisshop,onedoggroomersaid,“Myfriend’sexpensivedogmovedbacknervouslywhenIusedit.”Amonthlater,hisfriendreportedthatherdogwasstillafraidofmeetingotherdogs.
25.What’stheproblemwiththevacuumcleaner?
A.Itcan’tmakeadogcleanandtidy.B.Itisn’teasytoremovethecutfur.
C.Itmakesadogfearful.D.Itisveryexpensive.
26.Thedoghoser_____.
A.becomesadog’snewfriendB.lookshairy
C.isshapedlikeadog’stailD.workssilently
27.Whatdoyouthinkhappenedtothedoghoser?
A.Ithelpeditsinventormakealotofmoney.
B.Itbecamepopularamongdogowners.
C.Itwaswidelyusedbygroomers.D.Itfacedanuncertainfuture.
C
Coasttocoastbytrainvia(经由)Chicago,travelingtowardsthewest
TakeadailytraintoChicago
LakeShoreLimited
LakeShoreLimited
CapitolLimited
Cardinal(Wed,Fri,Sun)
Trainnumber
49
449
29
51
NewYork(PennStation)depart(出发)
15:
45day1
06:
45day1
Boston(SouthStation)depart
|
11:
55day1
|
WashingtonDC(UnionStation)depart
|
|
16:
05day1
11:
10day1
Chicago(UnionStation)arrive
09:
45day2
09:
45day2
08:
45day2
10:
05day2
CoasttocoastbytrainviaChicago,travelingtowardstheeast
TakeadailytrainfromChicago
CapitolLimited
LakeShoreLimited
LakeShoreLimited
Cardinal(Tue,Thur,Sat)
Trainnumber
30
448
48
50
Chicago(UnionStation)depart
18:
40day3
21:
30day3
21:
30day3
17:
45day3
WashingtonDC(UnionStation)arrive
13:
10day4
|
|
17:
55day4
Boston(SouthStation)arrive
21:
10day4
|
|
NewYork(PennStation)arrive
18:
25day4
21:
45day4
*Keepinmindthatthesetrainsrunforover2,000miles.Althoughtheyusuallyarriveontime,theycansometimesarriveanhourortwolate,sodon’tbook(预订)anycloseconnections.
*Usethesetimesasaguide,alwayscheckpresenttimesatastheychangefromtimetotime.
*LakeShoreLimited:
NewYork/Boston—Chicagodaily.Cafécar(Boston—Chicago)&diningcar(NewYork—Chicago).ThistraintakestherouteuptheHudsonRiveroutofNewYork.Tryandgetaseatontheleft-handsideofthetrainoutofNewYork,right-handsideheadingtoNewYork.
*CapitolLimited:
WashingtonDC—Chicagodaily.Diningcar.
*Cardinal:
NewYork—WashingtonDC/Chicago,3timesaweek.AslowertrainthantheLakeShoreLimited.Nodiner,onlyacafécar.
28.IfyouwanttogofromWashingtonDCtoChicagoonTuesday,whichtrainshouldyoucatch?
A.No29. B.No49. C.No51. D.No449.
29.ThefastestroundtripfromNewYorktoChicagolastsforabout_____.
A.16hours B.28hours C.39hours D.46hours
30.WhatdoweknowabouttheLakeShoreLimitedtrain?
A.Itdoesn’thaveacafécarorofferdinners.
B.Itdoesn’tstopatWashingtonDC.
C.Itrunsthreetimesaweek.D.ItisslowerthanCardinal.
D
DoyouloveBeatsheadphones,TrueReligionjeans,andUGGshoes?
Thesearesomeofthemostpopularbrands(牌子)around.Theyarealsoexpensive.Butsomeexpertssaytheyarenotmuchbetterthancheaperbrands.
Forexample,JimWilcoxworksforConsumerReports.Hetestedallkindsofheadphones.Hesaysthat$80KossProheadphonesprovidebasicallythesamequality(质量)andcomfortasBeats.Sowhydopeoplepaytwiceoreven10timesasmuchforthehottestbrands?
Expertssayit’sbecausefashionable,expensivebrandssendamessage.Brandssay“Ibelong”or“Icanaffordit.”
Somepeoplethinkthatexpensivebrandnamesareworththeprice.Theysaythatsomedesignerclothesreallyaretopqualityandthattheylastlongerthancheaperbrands.Someteenagerschoosetowearpopularbrandsbecausethesebrandsmakethemfeelgoodaboutthemselves.
AlexandraAllam,17,likestobuybrand-nameproducts.“I’dratherspendtheextramoneytogetsomethingIknowI’llbesatisfiedwith,”shesays.HerfriendEmmySwanagrees,saying“Aslongasyoucanaffordit,itseemsreasonabletobuywhatyouwant.”Butnotallteenagersagree.“Spendinghundredsofdollarsfordesignersunglassesisstupidandunreasonable,”saysDanielSteinbrecher,16.“It’sfake(假的)happiness.”
Peoplewhoareagainstwearingexpensivebrandnamessaythatmanydesignerbrandsaren’tanybetter.“It’swastefultobuythingsjustbecausetheyarepopular,”saysEdmundWilliams,15.“You’llfeelbetterifyoubuythingsbecauseyoulikethem.Ifyouhaveextramoneytospend,itwouldbebettertogiveittopeopleinneed.”
31.TheexampleofJim’sreportwantstotellus_____.
A.popularbrandsmakepeoplecomfortable
B.KossProheadphonesarebetterthanBeats
C.thehottestbrandsareofthehighestquality
D.lesser-knownbrandsmayofferthesamequalityasnamebrands
32.Accordingtoexperts,peoplechoosethehottestbrandsprobably_____.
A.toshowoffB.fortheirbetterquality
C.fortheirbetterdesigns D.tobelongtoaspecialgroup
33.Whohavethesameopiniononexpensivebrands?
A.Alexandra&Daniel. B.Emmy&Edmund.
C.Emmy&Alexandra. D.Daniel&Emmy.
34.WhatdoesEdmundthinkofexpensivebrands?
A.Theyarenotworththeprice.B.Theymakehimfeelconfident.
C.Theyneedtoimprovetheirquality.
D.Theypaytoomuchattentiontopersonallikes.
35.Thetextismainlyabout_____.
A.howtobuythingsreasonably
B.thecompetitionbetweenbrands
C.thedifferentvaluesofteenagers
D.whetherexpensivebrandsareworthhighprices
第二节(共5小题;每小题2分,满分10分)
根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。
选项中有两项为多余选项。
Waystomakeagreatfirstimpression
You’vehearditamilliontimesalready,butitreallydoestakebutafewsecondstomakethatall-importantfirstimpression(印象).Herearesomeeasywaysforyoutoimpressyourclassmatesorteachers.
● 36
Beforeyoushakehandswithsomebody,makesurethatyourhandsareclean.Thehandshakeshouldnotbetoostrongorweak.Mostpeopleusetheirrighthands,unlesstheyhaveareasontousetheleft. 37
●Beontime
Whenmeetingsomeoneforthefirsttime,arrivingontimeisasimportantasbreathing.Youmayhaveanexcuse,butthatwillleavethepersonwhohardlyknowsyouwithabadimpression. 38 It’sbettertobehangingaroundtheplacethanbestuckintraffic.
●Introduceyourselfandaskforname